Very clean and nice shop. The owner was super nice. Great place to pick up some last minute tickets…read moreor whatever else you may need.

My first time visiting Vancouver and wanted to go to a Canucks game, we were heading to the arena…read moreto check on tickets and we seen this ticket shop. We decided to go inside and see what they could do for us and we are so happy we did. He gave us the best deal, beyond anything I could have ever have imagined. Not only did we get Canuck tickets we also got White Caps tickets too! 2 events in one visit, we will definitely be coming back for more tickets next visit to the city! Thank you Vancouver Tickets, you were the cherry on top of our visit!!!

Vogue is an older theatre with some renovations. It seems the seats were most recently updated and…read morefor the worst. They reduced the size of the seats and the space between the rows of seating. I'm 5'6" and it is uncomfortable to sit through a 1 hour 30 min standup. If you're not sitting at the end you are likely going to bruise your shins walking through. Good luck trying to let someone pass without leaving the row. People have fallen flat on their faces trying to get out. It seems like a safety issue. As it's an older theatre, the floor is pretty flat. Not tiered like newer movie theatres. Recently went to a show where they posted no photos of the show were allowed. The security guards paced through the middle aisle throughout the show. It was pretty distracting. During concerts they remove about half the rows for standing room. Oftentimes though the balcony is closed off. Washrooms are on the second floor. Only 3 stalls in the women's washroom as one is forever out of order.

We had a wonderful time at the Vogue Theatre watching Maoli in concert. We stood in line for…read moregeneral admission, we got thru the metal detectors wands and got front row! Bathrooms were good, and always lines at concerts. We had drinks there and enjoyed ourselves.

We visited FIFA fan festival to watch World cup game. We purchased reserved seat, so,it was very…read moreeasy to enter the venue and also easy for us to enter amphitheatre stage area. There were so many activities happening in the festival, such as concert, game, vineyard, beer garden, shops, food trucks, fan activities, and watch party. They were very organized and easy to move from area to another area.. Amphitheatre watch party was the highlight and was the best ever. I love the vibe, fans were so energetic, and really enjoyed watching game. Food truck and vendor area were very busy, however, I don't feel the line up was too long, it was ok. Overall, we really enjoyed the experience at fan festival. Only suggestion is about reserved seat section. I noticed that several people attempted to sit reserved seat area even though they haven't purchased, or Others with upper area and tried to sit lower area. I wish the organizer improve this point.

The new Amphitheatre is absolutely stunning. The design will leave you awestruck…read more The architecture & framework of the roof is supreme. Built at a cost of $183 million aka $100 million US, LOL, it can handle 10,000 people. Having recently opened just this month, the Amphitheatre is currently hosting the FIFA World Cup 2026 watch party & fan zone. Near the front of the stage is a concrete 'mosh pit' style area for standing or dancing. Seating is directly behind this & there's plenty of it. To the sides are beer garden style sitting areas as well. Get excited if you're heading down here for a show in the future - you're in for a real treat. This iconic hot spot will be one artists seek to perform at.

we got tickets to the jesse cook show at the centre in vancouver on 777 homer street, which feels…read morepretty new and sleek. the moment we stepped inside, that curved marble staircase caught my eye, it was elegant and dramatic, with mirrored panels that bounced reflections around in such a cool way. the venue itself is small, it seats around 1800 people across three levels, with great acoustics and comfy purple chairs. during intermission, i was surprised to see there were no long lines at the washrooms, there were plenty of stalls, the concession stand was actually a lot longer. you can bring drinks into the auditorium, but note, there are no cup holders. jesse cook's performance gave off the gypsy kings energy, upbeat, rhythmic, and full of flamenco and andalusian flair. he's not only a talented guitarist but also a natural storyteller. between songs, he shared little anecdotes about how he met one of his bandmates or what inspired a particular piece of music. he was accompanied on stage with four other band members. there was lots of hand clapping along with the rhythm, and toward the end, he invited everyone to get up and samba. it gave the night this warm, easygoing energy.

First time watching Bini, and it was at the Centre in Vancouver for Performing Arts. The venue is…read moresmall, and my seat was on the 3rd floor, making it hard to see the performers. I could've used a telescope! This was Bini's first big sold-out performance, and when I booked my ticket, I didn't realize how confusing the seating would be. Although I had a wonderful night, the height of the second and third floors wasn't ideal for those who want to be closer to the stage. By the time I bought my ticket, most of the seats were already gone, even though I booked as soon as they went on sale. Still, it was worth it!

Dropped in to check on class schedule, lots of parents waiting in the front area. Couldn't see any…read moreof the classes so can't comment on the instructions. Easy to get to, plenty of street parking. Classes are quite reasonable.

I took a year's worth of tap dance classes from September to June at the Tap Dance Society and it…read morewas great! The class was a mix of people from early 20's to late 40's and everyone who signed up had so much fun with it. And yes, there were guys in the class too, men who can embrace their dancing skills are true men. At the Tap Society you have the option of renting your shoes for the year, but I decided to buy my own. But this is a good option for people who want to save a little money. I just wanted to tap dance at home on my hardwood floors to give payback to the boys who live below me that play their shitty music really loud. Unfortunately my plan didn't work and they thought it was "so cute" that I was tap dancing in my room. Jerks. The only reason I have not continued with tap, well one of the reasons, is that this place is way the heck up by the PNE and for me it was hard to schedule the end of my workday in time to catch the two busses I needed to get out to the location. The other reason, and I am sure it will come as no surprise, oooh right, I'm broke. So perhaps in the future I will take tap again at the next level and try the Harbour Dance Centre since it is so close to my workplace.

What a wonderful luxury experience to spend rainy Sunday afternoon listening beautiful music…read more Who doesn't like musical legend, John Williams's scores? I was grown up watching lots of 80's and 90's movies and this was the great opportunity to join sound immersive experience with the orchestra. And it's only $19 The catch is this concert artists are still students from Vancouver Academy of Music. But they are great. They had lots of audiences and I was happy to help those kids(some are adults) as well. Everyone are happy. Before I booked online, I checked the seat map by the third party website. They have slight "width" difference. I choose wider seat on aisle and it was very comfortable. There was no price difference. I hope it helps you next time.

Love this theatre, it's a magificent historic building and a lovely place to experience the…read moreVancouver Symphony. A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to participate in the guided tour ($11 ish) and I enjoyed it, a neat behind the scenes view and some great old stories. The architecture was interesting and the guides were friendly and interesting.

It was national cinema day on August 27 so every movie ticket was only $4 each. My friend and I…read morebought our tickets online a couple days in advance. The steps for ordering movie tickets on Landmark Cinema's website was very easy. Best part is, unlike Cineplex, they don't charge a booking fee for ordering tickets online. We decided to watch 2 movies in a row that day. About 4.5 hours total of sitting in a theater in a day. The location is great for transit users as it takes only one minute, maybe less to walk from the skytrain station platform to the front entrance of the movie theater. They check tickets right at the entrance doors so make sure to have your tickets ready before you enter if you bought them ahead of time. They have 2 leather couches in the lobby and 2 more in the left lobby if you want to hang out before the movie starts. Unlike Cineplex, the movie name or movie poster at each door is not displayed so you gotta pay attention to the number on the cinema door. Inside, I really like how every chair has a recliner feature and is very spacious in front. Tons of legroom. I was able to get in and out of the theater easily without pushing people's legs out of the way as I moved through the row to the exit. The chairs are extremely comfortable and made of fake leather and even have extra padding as a headrest, you could technically sleep in it. This is in regular seating, not a VIP only feature like Cineplex. The movie sound speaker systems of the cinemas was alright at best. One tip I can give is that if you want the best sound, you gotta sit in the center row and center seats for the best experience. I sat at the very back row center seats and the movie sound felt like the speakers were on the other side of the room. On the downsides, In my second movie viewing, my seat was very worn down and the fake leather has been mostly peeled off. It was still comfortable though. You'd be disappointed if you are a gamer that wants to kill time before a movie or just wants to hang around. They have no video game arcade machines and just a couple claw and prize machine games for entertainment. Metrotown and Marine Drive Cineplexes have at least 4 or 5 video game arcade machines and lots of prize games. The men's washrooms were a little dirty and the paper towels dispensers were all empty. I saw a person trying to pull out the last paper towel from the dispenser but ultimately gave up. Too bad, maybe next time. The movie screen was a little bit dirty so I could see some dust on the screen but it was still tolerable as it didn't worsen my viewing experience too much. Overall, landmark theater's best things are the recliner seats and the massive spacious legroom. It immensely improved my viewing experience as I was comfortable the entire time and being able to sit back is really nice. Love the headrest. The comfy leather padding is like sitting on a cloud. Also, being able to move about during the movie easily without feeling cramped together with other moviegoers is great. During both movies, it was a full house but I didn't feel it. 4 out of 5 stars based on this visit. You can't go wrong with Landmark Cinemas in New Westminster.

Friendly staff directed me to the cashiers for a ticket when I was in a hurry to catch the 4pm -…read moreThe Conjuring: Last Rite. The ticket was $10.25 inc. on a Tuesday. Seats were wide and leather, clean and smelling fresh. The toilets were well maintained. It's a small cinema but comfortable. The sky train was just 3 feet away within the building. Many eateries nearby before and after the show.

There aren't too many options for hearing high quality classical music in Vancouver, but the…read moreVancouver Recital Society delivers ... sometimes. They occasionally bring in the big-name classical stars like Andras Schiff (a perennial favourite) and YoYo Ma. Their artistry can transcend just about anything off-putting, such as the pretentious and scatter-brained introductions done from the stage by some crazy lady who is apparently the founder. However, that is quickly forgotten once the music begins. I've heard concerts at both the Playhouse and Chan. The acoustics at the Playhouse are drier than a California drought, while the acoustics at the Chan are muddled and echoey, especially when the attendance is a bit thin. So, neither venues are perfect, but, I prefer the Playhouse for the convenience and proximity to public transit and restaurants. The Chan is just too far to go and parking is expensive. Where things often go wrong is when they bring in unknown but "up-and-coming" musicians. Their performances can be hit or miss, and for me it is usually a miss. There are so many amazing young classical musicians out there, I find it hard to believe this is the best they can do between the few stars they bring in each season. The branding of the organization was recently changed. The neon pink and orange color scheme is surprisingly bright and modern for such a stuffy and pretentious Society, but I kind of like it. Prices for tickets are on par with other large arts organizations in the city, which means they aren't cheap, but affordable if you've recently sold your Vancouver home to a wealthy businessman from China. The audience appears to be 90% elderly, which means having to endure the occasional hearing-aid hissing during a performance. But, they are well-behaved and, unlike the audience at the Vancouver Symphony, don't clap between every movement. I would never buy a subscription to the Recital Society, too much chaff in the mix. Instead, pick and choose just the performances of artists you know and love. If you're a student, you can get discount tickets on the day of the performance, there are usually seats available.

great artists great deals for under 35 year olds…read moretake this over the VSO any day for classical music don't like: - chan centre venue - has god-awful acoustics, the amazing musicians don't deserve their music to be ruined by the echos, puts vancouver to shame - seriously!! check out this review: http://www.vancouverreview.com/past_articles/soundingoff.htm anyway, thank god the playhouse is going to be the venue for some concerts in the 2013-14 season. - pretentious introductions vancouver chopin society is also worth checking out.