Les Arts is offering new season tickets for the 2017-2018 season until September 24th.

18.09.2017

The Palau de les Arts is selling new season tickets for the 2017-2018 season until next Sunday, September 24, through its website or in person at the box office.

Les Arts offers seven subscription series for the next season, combining five opera titles in the Main Hall –

'Don Carlo', 'Peter Grimes', 'Il corsaro', 'Tosca' and 'La damnation de Faust' - along with shows at the Auditori such as the concert opera 'La clemenza di Tito', the Wagner monograph directed by Henrik Nánási, the thirtieth anniversary of the Cor de la Generalitat with Plácido Domingo on the podium, Mahler's Seventh Symphony under the direction of Roberto Abbado, or the concert starring the great lady of bel canto Mariella Devia.

Prices range from 648 euros for the Shift A pass in visibility zone 1 to 219.30 euros for the most economical formats, in visibility zone 4, in shift F. The Les Arts season ticket includes a 15% discount on the original price of the tickets if paid in a single payment, or 10% if paid in installments.

Furthermore, the arts center is maintaining its Mentor-Neo season tickets for the second year running. These tickets offer an additional 5% discount to season ticket holders (mentors) who sponsor a young season ticket holder (neo) under thirty years old who holds a Carnet Jove (Youth Card). The young subscriber will benefit from a 60% discount. The arts center reminds patrons that Neo season tickets are limited to a maximum of twenty seats per season, and that holders can only renew their tickets for one additional season as long as they remain within the stipulated age limits.

Les Arts season ticket holders enjoy a range of additional discounts and promotions on the purchase of theater products and services, as well as personalized attention at the box office, preferential sales periods for the opera house's own shows, a flat rate for the City of Arts and Sciences parking facilities, and a 10% discount at the Contrapunto restaurant.

© Barbara Aumüller, Deutsche Oper Berlin