Getting Here and After You Arrive
Seattle Rep is located at 155 Mercer Street, on the northwest corner of the Seattle Center campus. With the remodel of Climate Pledge Arena next door and the arrival of the Seattle Kraken hockey team, we highly recommend taking public transportation to get to the theater. If driving is a must, here are a few tips: Most performances at Seattle Rep are appropriate for teens, and some shows are also suitable for children ages 6-12. For more details, check out our show-by-show age recommendations or contact our Patron Services Office at 206.443.2222. We welcome you as you are! Layers recommended, comfort suggested, shoes required. Please check our COVID Protocols page for up-to-date information about mask-wearing requirements for the 2023/24 Season. With the end of the federal public health emergency, Seattle Rep no longer requires masking at most performances, but we will remain flexible to serve the needs of our community. Visit our COVID Protocols page for the latest information. Go to our Accessible Options page to find accessible performances and more information about our accessible programs. The lobby opens one hour before the performance of each show. The theater opens for seating a half hour before the performance of each show. Seattle Rep offers a full bar with specialty cocktails for each show and a spotlight on local beer, wine, and spirits. New this season, come early and enjoy food from Alki Bakery! Spend your pre-show happy hour relaxing in our lobby while dining on savory and substantial options like sandwiches, cheese plates, and baked goods. You can even pre-order a drink for intermission! Check out our Drinks & Dining page for more details. Currently, beverages are permitted in the theater. Food is prohibited. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Please note that our food and drink policies in the theater may evolve during the 2023/24 season depending on health and safety recommendations from Public Health and our union partners. Where are you located?
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Can I bring kids?
Seattle Rep does not allow babes in arms or children under five for standard performances. Check out our For Families page for more information.What is the dress code?
What COVID protocols will you have in place?
We will follow all health and safety guidelines laid out by the state and our union partners regarding masks, cleaning procedures, and all COVID-19 protocols to ensure the safety of everyone in the theater. How do I find accessible performances dates?
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What amenities does your lobby offer?
We have a Coat Check in the lobby as well. It’s $1 per item, cash only. Staff at our concierge desk can advise you about restaurants, call a cab for you, or answer any questions.Are food and drinks allowed in the theater?
Buying Single Tickets
For performances in the Bagley Wright Theater, single ticket prices range from $20 and up, depending on performance, date, and seat location. For performances in the Leo K. Theater, tickets range from $40 and up. A $7 per ticket service fee is applied to all online and phone sales. We have a variety of discount options, found here. Our subscription packages offer a variety of cost-effective options, starting at $95. ALL TICKET AND SUBSCRIPTION SALES ARE FINAL AND NON-REFUNDABLE, INCLUDING FEES. Half-price rush tickets are available 1 hour before any performance. Seating restrictions may apply. If there are no seats available, standing room tickets may be available for purchase. For more detailed information on rush or standing room tickets, please call the Patron Services Office at 206.443.2222. Seattle Rep offers Pay What You Choose tickets available for all of our performances, based on availability. Learn more about the program on our Pay What You Choose page. At this time, tickets may be purchased online or through the Patron Services Office over the phone at 206.443.2222. Tickets may also be purchased in-person at the Patron Services Office, though we highly encourage patrons to utilize our digital ticketing options. Seattle Rep only guarantees tickets purchased via our website, our Patron Services Office, or from any of our official ticket vendors. There is no guarantee that a ticket is valid when you purchase it from an unofficial third-party vendor. Contact us at 206.443.2224 for group discounts and sales. Contact our Youth Engagement team to reserve student matinee tickets for a school or education group.How much are tickets?
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E-Ticket FAQ
2023/24 Season Subscriptions
Almost all packages have risen in cost for 2023/24. This may have to do with changes in day of week pricing, locations within the theater, discounts, etc. To learn more about how a specific pricing change has impacted you, call the Patron Services Office at 206.443.2222. Subscribers will be able to exchange their tickets for individual shows during Subscriber Courtesy Week, taking place in early August 2023. Make sure you’re signed up for our email alerts so you’re receiving our save the dates! There are several easy ways you can change your season subscription seats: It’s helpful for us to know if you have an idea of what seating changes you would like to make (i.e. move towards the center, closer to the stage, on an aisle, etc.). Review our updated seat maps for reference. It’s perfectly fine if you arrive at the theater, sit down, and decide those seats aren’t for you! On the day-of, check in with a house manager or usher to discuss relocation options before the performance begins. After the performance, call the Patron Services Office and we’ll help find other seats for you for the remainder of the season. This is all new to us, too, and our priority is making sure our subscribers enjoy their seats all season long! Why is my package more/less expensive this year?
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What if I don’t like my new seats once I’ve sat in them?