FAQs

First time at a concert? Check out our First Time Guide.

How do I book a ticket?

There are two easy ways to book tickets for our concerts:

• Contact Auckland Philharmonia Ticketing (Ph. 09-623-1052, E. [email protected]) if you are booking multiple tickets and/or multiple Auckland Philharmonia events, including our low cost events eg. Tunes for Tamariki or In Your Neighbourhood. Our friendly box office team can guide you through and you will instantly become classed as an Auckland Philharmonia Subscriber giving you access to a raft of great benefits and NO booking fees. For more information, head to our Purchase Tickets page.
• To book individual or one-off tickets to a specific Auckland Philharmonia concert head to ticketmaster.co.nz or by calling 0800 111 999 or 09 970 9700. 

Tickets for concerts at other venues may use a different ticketing agency, but you can always call Auckland Philharmonia Ticketing (09-623-1052) for assistance or advice.

Where can I find out more about the players?

You can read more about the orchestra members and our Music Director if you head to the Meet the Orchestra page. You can also watch videos highlighting some of our principal players in our Meet the Principal series, available to watch on our Watch & Listen page.

I want to make a night of it – is there anywhere good to eat nearby?

There are several eateries in Central Auckland to choose from. To see the range of options check out Heart of the City's Dining Guide.

Where can I park when I come to the Town Hall?

The Civic Carpark is the closest. Click here for a map of nearby carparks.

Is there wheelchair access and hearing impaired facilities at Auckland Town Hall?

Yes. There is lift or ramp access to all levels of the Auckland Town Hall Foyers. Wheelchairs can be accommodated in the Stalls level of the Great Hall. Please advise ticketing staff when booking if you require these positions.

An Induction Loop System is available with full coverage in most seats. Just tune your Hearing Aid to the T Position.

For any questions relating to the Auckland Live venues or patrons services go to www.aucklandlive.co.nz or phone (09) 309 2677.

What is a series?

A series is a set of pre-grouped concerts that you can purchase as a package. For example the New Zealand Herald Premier Series is a set of 12 concerts, all in the Auckland Town Hall at 7.30pm. You can choose to buy all concerts in a series, or just select the ones that appeal to you as part of a choose your own subscription. Again, please contact Auckland Philharmonia Ticketing for advice.

What is a subscriber?

A subscriber is a patron who takes advantage of one of the multi-concert packages available in the Season Brochure. Subscribers get benefits such as a priority booking period and cheaper ticket prices – plus special benefits from several of our sponsors.

See our subscriber benefits here.

How can I get hold of a copy of the current season brochure?

Email [email protected] to request a copy of our latest Season Brochure. Copies of the brochure can also be picked up at Auckland Town Hall, The Civic and the Aotea Centre, plus Auckland public libraries.

Or you can view and download the season brochure online here.

How can I keep up to date with what is happening at the Auckland Philharmonia?

Subscribe to the monthly Auckland Philharmonia E-Newsletter for updates on all that’s happening at the Auckland Philharmonia, plus monthly competitions and ticket offers. Sign up here.

You can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or up to the minute news, photos and gossip.

I really enjoyed the concert – how can I further support the Auckland Philharmonia?

The Auckland Philharmonia is a not-for-profit charity organisation and we survive through the passion and support of our audience.

There are many ways you can support the Auckland Philharmonia, from donating through our Annual Appeal or Chair Donor Scheme, becoming a member of the Auckland Philharmonia Friends or simply coming to more of our concerts! Head to our Support the Auckland Philharmonia page to find out more.

You may also like to take the opportunity to use an Auckland Philharmonia concert to do some corporate entertaining. If you are an organisation, you may also like to take the opportunity to become a partner to the Auckland Philharmonia, or to use an Auckland Philharmonia concert to do some corporate entertaining. Head to our Business Partnerships page to find out more.

How can I work for the Auckland Philharmonia?

Keep an eye on our Job Opportunities page. All positions, whether they are orchestral or administrative will appear here.