Any way to get cheaper tickets for grand opera house?

LMac

Just saw their leaflet and think my daughter would like two of the shows, but the cheapest tickets still work out around £30 for the two of us for one show. Not a huge sum, in the grand scheme, but if anyone knows any places where offers for goh are listed, Id appreciate it!

Wee_Bargain_Hunter

Prob not worth it for just 2 shows but a u-first account from Ulster Bank gives approx 20-25% discount.
The account used to cost £6 a month. Might be worth looking into if you go out (or away) a LOT as it gives other discounts too.
Prob better if you go with a friend who has the account!

itfgm

Does the Opera Houses do any last minute cheap deals?

Golden_Anemone

Many years ago they sold "Slips" tickets on the morning of the performance. I have 4 brothers and 2 sisters and this was the only way my parents could afford to take us to the panto at Christmas as we didn't own a car so they had to fork out for bus fares too.

It might be worth ringing the box office to see whether they still do this.

djdarren

Grand opera house promotion code appears on some events does anyone have a code?

Wee_Bargain_Hunter

Does anyone know of any current ways to get cheaper tickets for the Grand Opera House? Thanks

Bigcammy

Become a friend of the GOH, not sure what it costs but you get 2-for-1 offers through regularly, works out cheaper in the long run

metalgal

If you go down at about 5-6pm the box office will sell you left overs for that evenings performance for half price if you are unemployed, a student or pensioner. I'm not too sure though if they still do it but worth a phone call. Also you can get a free carers ticket if someone with a disability is going. i have a adult cousin with severe learning difficulties and for christmas her birthday we would get her tickets for a show as it would only cost £35 rather than £70 and she loves musicals.