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TICKETS
SECTION A
- US$38.00 Adult (age 12+)
- US$18 Children (age 5-11)
- Reserved Seating in the front three rows of the middle section.
- Refillable sports bottle filled with cool water.
SECTION B
- US$28.00 Adult (age 12+)
- US$15 Children (age 5-11)
- Open seating in the rear three rows of the middle section.
SECTION C
- US$18.00 Adult (age 12+)
- US$10 Children (age 5-11)
- Open seating in the two side sections. Some spots have partially obstructed views.
Showtimes & Venue Hours
Nightly performances year-round at 8:00 pm. Additional 5:00 pm performance on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, November through March.