Ticket Info
Attendance at any public event involves certain unavoidable risks, such as exposure to or infection by transmissible diseases, viruses, and other illnesses (including, but not limited to, COVID-19 and its variants). Your presence at events or programs hosted by The Pennsylvania State University indicates your assumption of any and all such risk, as well as your agreement to adhere to all University policies including, but not limited to, those intended to mitigate the spread of transmissible illnesses. As a member of our community or as a guest, it is your responsibility to practice basic health, safety, and sanitation measures. The University prohibits your attendance if you are symptomatic of any commonly spread transmissible illness.
Ticket Options
Groups of ten or more are eligible for discounted ticket prices.
Buy gift certificates in whatever amount you prefer.
Before Ordering Tickets, You Should Know
- The Arts Ticket Center supports mobile-ticket venue entry to provide a more convenient and safe ticketing experience. If you choose the SMS delivery option when purchasing, your tickets will be sent to your smartphone via text message. Learn more about mobile tickets.
- Complimentary parking is provided in the Eisenhower Parking Deck for patrons attending performances presented by the Center for the Performing Arts.
- To sit with friends or relatives, you must purchase tickets at the same time.
- The price of each ticket may include a county/regional impact fee and/or other applicable fees.
- Seating for latecomers is not reserved.
- Everyone, including children of all ages, must have a ticket for admission.
- Audio and visual recording devices are not permitted in the auditoriums.
- A Penn State identification card is required to obtain the University Park student price. Each University Park student is eligible for one discounted ticket per event per ID. A grant from the University Park Student Fee Board makes University Park student prices possible.
- All artists, programs, dates, and times are subject to change.
Exchange Tickets
Center for the Performing Arts members may exchange tickets for another Center for the Performing Arts 2023–2024 presentation without paying a service fee. Individual-event ticket buyers who are not members may exchange for another 2023–2024 presentation for a $4-per-ticket fee. If you can’t attend one of the performances for which you purchased tickets, you may return those tickets prior to the presentation and apply the face value toward the purchase of another event.
For Center for the Performing Arts members only: if you’re not sure at the time you return tickets which other performance you want to attend, we’ll hold a credit in your account until the end of the current season. When the season ends, the credited funds will be forfeited.
Tickets must be returned to the Arts Ticket Center at Eisenhower Auditorium no later than noon on the day of a weeknight performance or by noon on the Friday before a weekend performance.