Buy tickets for events in Vienna

Tickets in Vienna - your evening, your seat, your experience

Vienna is a city where something happens literally every evening that is worth buying a ticket for in advance. No joke: more than 2,000 classical concerts a year alone, plus theater, comedy, readings, cinema events and festivals that keep coming back week after week. On the one hand, this means that you will never be bored. On the other hand, it also means that if you wait too long, you often won't buy a ticket because it's long since sold out. Vienna teaches a very relaxed but unmistakable lesson about advance booking. The good news is that getting into Vienna's cultural calendar is less complicated than a first glance at the State Opera, Burgtheater and Musikverein might suggest. Yes, these theaters are world-class. And yes, popular performances go quickly. But Vienna also offers inexpensive standing room tickets at the Vienna State Opera, which allow you to spend an evening with the best singers in the world for just a few euros - you just have to be there a little earlier and stand in line, which is honestly part of the experience. The Burgtheater, Austria's most important German-language theater, also regularly offers cheap remaining tickets and last-minute offers for young audiences, because even the most beautiful stages have realized at some point that new audiences don't just appear by themselves. Those who prefer to reserve their tickets online in advance instead of hoping to get them at the Box Office are in good hands on platforms such as oeticket or wien-ticket.at, which bundle the complete range of events in Vienna and also display last-minute availability. For concert fans, one thing is also clear: popular venues such as the Wiener Konzerthaus, the Arena Wien or the WUK have schedules that are fixed well in advance - so it's worth taking a regular look at the event calendar to keep an overview and not regret later that you overslept the advance booking. Theater tickets for the Volkstheater or the Ronacher, where musicals and big productions regularly run, are also often gone faster than you think, especially at weekends. Vienna also has something to offer for spontaneous decision-makers: Many smaller stages, comedy clubs and cinema events have Box Office without advance booking, and some of the best evenings in this city are exactly the ones that started without much of a plan. But for everything you already know you want to go to: book early, secure your ticket, choose your seat and then just go. Our calendar of events shows you what's on, what's almost sold out and where you can still get tickets in time. Because the only thing more annoying than an expensive ticket is not having a ticket when you actually wanted to go. So: Rausgegangen.