TICKETS + FAQ

COVID-19 UPDATE

In compliance and appreciation of Ohio Governor DeWine’s executive order prohibiting gatherings of more than 100 people, Opera Columbus has cancelled all events and performances until April 30, 2020. If conditions permit, we hope to reschedule these in the future. If you purchased tickets to The Journey: Civil Rights or The Poppea Project, Opera Columbus would like to offer three options:

1.) Do Nothing: Support Opera Columbus by not requesting a refund.
2.) Hold: Exchange the value of your ticket toward a future Opera Columbus performance through the 20-21 Season.
3.) Refund: Contact the CBUSArts Ticket Center for a full refund to the original form of payment. The CBUSArts Ticket Center may be reached via phone at 614-469-0939.

Please communicate your decision to the CBUSArts Ticket center by April 30, 2020.

For the safety of our patrons and staff due to COVID-19, the ticket center has suspended in-person operations and our staff is working remotely. If you have a question or issue regarding your tickets, please send an email to tickets@cbusarts.com and one of our associates will respond within two business days. CBUSArts ticketing associates are working Monday through Friday 9am-5pm. Visit CBUSArts.com for updates.

Thank you for your patience as we work through this difficult time, and stay safe!

THREE WAYS TO PURCHASE TICKETS:

Call the CAPA Ticket Center at 614-469-0939

Visit the CBUSArts Ticket Center located at 39 E. State Street

Visit www.CBUSArts.com to purchase tickets online.

GROUP TICKETS

Group tickets are available by calling Joe Calmer at 614.719.6900.

STUDENT RUSH TICKETS

Student tickets ($15) will be available at the door 2 hours prior to the performance. Students must show ID.

PERFORMANCE INFORMATION

Performance seating begins one hour before curtain. Latecomers will be seated at the rear of the main floor and will be ushered to their seats at an appropriate point in the production.

Unauthorized use of cameras or recording equipment of any kind during productions is strictly prohibited. For your convenience, restrooms are located on the second levels; a handicap accessible restroom is located on the first floor of the theatre.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What should I wear?

There is no dress code for the opera! Some patrons choose to dress for a special occasion and others prefer to keep it casual.

Where should I park?

Parking is available at the Columbus Commons Parking Garage located off of Rich or Main Street.

When should I arrive?

Plan on arriving about 30-40 minutes early. This gives you plenty of time to park, get your tickets from will call if you need to and find your seats without feeling rushed. Latecomers are seated (or stand) in the rear of the theatre until ushers take them to their seats at an appropriate point in the production.

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