Important Details About the Orpheum Theatre in Phoenix, AZ

Originally, the Orpheum Theatre Phoenix, AZ was built in 1929 and remains today as the singular example of theatre palace architecture in the whole of Phoenix. For this reason it is also classified as the only theatre born on the National Register of Historic places in Phoenix. 1997 saw a massive renovation of the theatre transforming it into a modern theatre in classic style. The Orpheum theatre in Phoenix az has 302 seats in its balcony and 1062 seats at its orchestra level.

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It is located in the downtown Phoenix area near the Phoenix City Hall. A number of parking structures surround the theatre and parking fees apply in the evening. After 5.00 pm you have access to metered parking spots on the streets. The Wells Fargo garage and the Phoenix City Hall are the landmarks you should look out for if you are driving down to the Orpheum theatre Phoenix, AZ.

Public transportation is available through Valley Metro information (602)253-5000. If children under 6 are accompanied by adults, they get a free ride. Fare paying passengers get free transfers.

Box offices are at Phoenix convention Center (602 262 7272), Ballet Arizona (602-381-1096) and Phoenix Symphony (602 495 1999). Box office accepts all major credit cards, cash and check when accompanied by valid id. All children must have a ticket.

You are not permitted to carry cameras or audio/video equipments inside the theatre. Similarly, pagers and cellular phones are required to be switched off on entry. Other than bottled water, food items are not permitted inside the Orpheum theatre Phoenix, AZ.