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Política de edad

18 & Over

Límite de entradas

There is an overall 8 ticket limit for this event.

Ten en cuenta

Doors open at 7:00 pm There are no elevators in the Theatre. Ages 18+ Advance tickets can be purchased online or at The Sylvee box office. Once the doors have opened, if tickets are still available, they can be purchased at the Barrymore Theatre.

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Estacionamiento

Minimal parking is available in a paved lot behind the venue. Two blocks away is a larger paved lot in the United Way parking lot. The Barrymore Theatre is located in the middle of a neighborhood, leaving minimal street parking. Be sure not to block driveways (vehicles must leave 4' clearance) as this is a citable/towable offence.

Asientos accesibles

These are sold through Ticketmaster or in person at the Box Office. Wheelchair accessible seating is available on the ground floor only. There is no elevator. Limited Mobility Enhancements may also be available.

Normas del recinto

CAMERAS: Cell-Phone Cameras are allowed. Professional cameras with a detachable lens are not allowed. RECORDING DEVICES: Are not permitted. PROHIBITED ITEMS: Bags or purses over 12 x 6 x 12 inches are not allowed. Coolers, food, cans, pets, lawn furniture, bikes, skateboards, fireworks, weapons and umbrellas are prohibited.

Niños

Varies by event. For most events, children under age 2 do not need a ticket but must sit on a parent's lap. Certain shows may have different rules. Please contact the venue Box Office to confirm child rules for the event you are attending. (608)241-8864

Taquilla

Show days only - open 1 hour before show. Advances Sales - at The Sylvee Box Office (25 S Livingston St) Wednesday, Friday and Saturday: 10AM to 3PM

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