FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Tickets
How can I buy tickets for shows at the Park Theatre?
PLEASE NOTE: Any purchase of concert tickets through third-party sites or resellers is at your own risk.
Tickets should only be purchased through https://myparktheatre.com
I am unable to use my concert tickets for some reason, so can I get a refund?
No, sorry, all ticket purchases are final and non-refundable.
What happens if a show is cancelled or postponed?
When and where do I pick up my tickets?
Age Restrictions
Can I attend an event at the Park Theatre if I am under 18?
Why is a show 18+
Do I have to have an ID with me to attend an event?
We ID everyone who attends an event at the Park Theatre, and we ask that you have ID on you if you attend an event. If you are purchasing drinks, we will be asking for ID regardless of how old you may appear, so please have it ready.
General Questions
Is the Park Theatre Accessible?
Does the Park Theatre offer seating?
At The Park Theatre, we primarily offer general admission with standing room only. If an event is seated, it will be clearly indicated on the ticket link. We do have limited courtesy seating which is available at every event, in the south corner (bottom of the stairs) for those in need. For further information on your tickets or the event you are coming to, please refer to the event’s specific ticketing page.
Are there Gender Neutral washrooms?
Lost Items, or items left in the Coat Check
Email us at parktheatrecafe [at] gmail.com, and we can see if the item has been found and arrange a date and time for pick up. Please note, any items left in lost and found or coat check over 30 days will be donated!
Photography | Videotaping
Absolutely, under no condition can anyone record a show at the Park Theatre. Shows are an intellectual property that the band/artist owns.
For photography, or standard practice is cell phones are allowed, or small point and clicks (no detachable lenses), Flash Photography is not allowed. Please be courteous of other audience members. No one wants to have their view blocked by a cell phone or camera.