Are children allowed to Great Hall, Auckland Town Hall?

Children Children are welcome to attend events at Auckland Live but they will need their own ticket and sit in their own seat. All children under 12 years must be with a caregiver at all times. Children under the age of 3 years are considered too young to attend most events except where the event is for children and families. When the event is a family event – unless otherwise specified – a child under the age of 2 will be admitted free of charge but they must be seated on their caregiver’s knee. Please check the event listing for details.

Where to get ticket for Auckland Philharmonia: Schumann Cello Concerto? Ticket information:

Don’t miss your chance to witness Auckland Philharmonia: Schumann Cello Concerto in Auckland. Tickets to Auckland Philharmonia: Schumann Cello Concerto are available now and can be purchased through TicketMaster. There are various ticket options to suit your preferences for an enhanced experience.

Tickets important note:

Child Policy: This performance is not suitable for children under six years old. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult at all APO events. Conductor Giordano Bellincampi Cello Daniel Müller-Schott Schubert Rosamunde: Overture Schumann Cello Concerto Beethoven The Creatures of Prometheus: selection Est. running time one hour and 45 minutes including a 20-minute interval Beethoven’s only full-length ballet, The Creatures of Prometheus, is set to a story on a theme close to its composer’s heart – the civilising power of art. The titular creatures whom Prometheus brings to life represent humanity itself, and Beethoven responded to the story of their enlightenment with engaging, sunny music. Daniel Muller-Schott, one of the world’s outstanding cellists, plays Schumann’s introspective, contemplative concerto. To open, Giordano Bellincampi conducts Schubert’s genial overture.

Where Auckland Philharmonia: Schumann Cello Concerto taking place? Venue Information:

Auckland Philharmonia: Schumann Cello Concerto event will be held at Great Hall, Auckland Town Hall.
Directions: Get to Great Hall, Auckland Town Hall.

Venue important note:

Fees for Primary Tickets: The following fees apply to primary tickets sold on behalf of the event organiser: An Infrastructure Charge of up to 1.95% applies to tickets purchased online or via our contact centre only as a fee for providing our contact centre and ticketing platform. This will be added to the price of tickets displayed on our event page. A Handling Fee of $8.00 per transaction applies. A delivery fee may apply depending on the mode of delivery selected. Fees for Resale Tickets: Resale Tickets, sold by fans and verified by Ticketmaster, may be available for this event. A Resale Seller Fee of no more than 5% of the resale ticket price and a handling Fee of $8.00 per transaction apply to purchases of Resale Tickets.

What parking choices are available near the Great Hall, Auckland Town Hall?

The closest parking option is the Civic Car Park, located within a short walking distance. There are 1,000 car park spaces available. For information on other Auckland Council car parks visit www.at.govt.nz/driving-parking/parking-in-auckland/ Auckland City Council has many economic, safe and convenient car parks strategically placed throughout the CBD. The parking buildings are staffed during opening hours. All parking buildings provide disabled access.

Is there seating available for individuals with accessibility needs in Great Hall, Auckland Town Hall?

All Auckland Live venues can be accessed by wheelchairs and have lifts and ramps to assist those who have difficulty climbing stairs. Please communicate any special requirements regarding seats for wheelchair users when booking your tickets. Contact Ticketmaster on (09) 970 9711 or email [email protected] If you require a wheelchair when arriving at the theatre or want to discuss anything related to your visit please phone Auckland Live on (09) 309 2677. For more information about accessibility at Auckland Live venues please visit www.aucklandlive.co.nz/accessibility