Plan Your Visit
All the information you need to plan your experience at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, from dress code to pre-concert activities.
111 S Grand Ave
Los Angeles, California 90012
Planning a concert day
With a wide variety of artists, programs, and concert formats as well as a wide range of pre- and post-concert opportunities, you can choose the experience you want for your next visit to Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Read our venue policies, including guidelines on late arrivals and re-entry, to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience for all visitors.
Explore the area's restaurants, discover food and drink options at the concert hall's cafe and intermission bars, or enjoy discounted concerts paired with a special prix fixe dinner.
Enjoy Drinks in the Garden on select Friday nights, after-parties on Casual Fridays, and Chamber & Wine Tuesdays.
Pre-concert talks with Upbeat Live, featuring musicians, scholars, and other experts, offer an entertaining primer on your program’s music.
Learn about the historic and architecturally stunning Walt Disney Concert Hall and see the Hall from a different perspective.
For first-timers
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Ticket-purchasing options
Forget one-size-fits-all. We know you want flexibility, so we’ve come up with a couple of different ways for you to enjoy what the LA Phil has to offer at Walt Disney Concert Hall:
Subscription Packages
Get a Subscription Package for a curated collection of three to nine concerts that span the entire season. This option includes priority access, the guaranteed lowest price for the best seats, exclusive access to presales for special concerts, payment plan options, and more.
Create Your Own (CYO)
If you know you want to attend a handful of concerts at Walt Disney Concert Hall this is a good option. Creating your own season package of at least three concerts unlocks additional special offers and allows you to save.
Individual concert tickets
You also have the option to purchase tickets to individual concerts. Head to the calendar to browse! Tip: Use the filters to quickly see events by genre, time of day, performance type, or more.
Digital tickets
Never lose your tickets again! Digital tickets for Walt Disney Concert Hall concerts can be accessed online or with the LA Phil app. Add them to your digital wallet or share with friends by text or email. Learn more with helpful how-to videos and step-by-step guides.
Not only does the LA Phil app make it easy to scan your tickets, but it’s designed to help you discover upcoming events and learn more about the music in your program—or any program throughout the season. Available in both Spanish and English.
Ticket discounts
Extraordinary performances shouldn’t break the bank. Whether you're a student, a young professional, or just a music fan in search of a deal, the LA Phil has special offers and discounted ticket programs so you don’t need to be rich to have an enriching experience.
Accessibility
Walt Disney Concert Hall offers accessibility options for individuals with mobility, auditory, or visual impairments.
While you're here
Open 11am–5pm, Tues–Sun, and until 10pm on concert nights, the LA Phil Store features a curated selection of home and personal accessories, including exclusive merchandise inspired by the music of the LA Phil.
Discover upcoming events, scan your tickets, and learn more about the music in your program—or any program throughout the season.
Use this map to explore the cultural institutions and restaurants around Downtown LA when you come for a concert.
Upcoming events at Walt Disney Concert Hall
Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony
Plus works by Sibelius and Childs
The Russian Romantic’s passionate thrill ride meets a contemporary saxophone concerto about the Black American diaspora.
Jorge Drexler
The Oscar-winning songwriter “connects genres, generations, and continents” (The New York Times).
Kamasi Washington
The renowned saxophonist, composer, producer, and bandleader returns for the first time in a decade.
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LIVE AT THE HALL
Mai Anna
An intimate evening of live performance and conversation with the Long Beach R&B singer.
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Ravel, Falla & Ortiz
Gustavo Gimeno brings “a healthy dose of Iberian blood, sweat, and sexiness” (Bachtrack) to works by Ravel and unites with trumpet wizard Pacho Flores for Gabriela Ortiz’s metallic-themed concerto.
Colburn Orchestra
Talented young musicians from the Colburn Conservatory perform Scriabin, Messiaen, and Prokofiev under the baton of Ludovic Morlot.
The Mountain Goats
The adored indie-folk band celebrates 35 years of poignant anthems and poetic, story-driven songs.
Deck the Hall Holiday Concerts
Home Alone in Concert
The beloved comedy classic features renowned composer John Williams’ charming and delightful score performed live to picture.
Deck the Hall Holiday Concerts
Elf in Concert
Buddy the elf travels to New York, in full elf uniform, in search of his real father. Now experience this holiday adventure with the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra: Elf in Concert!
Deck the Hall Holiday Concerts
Holiday Brass
Delight in the most wonderful time of the year with ensembles of trumpets, trombones, tubas, and more.
Hilary Hahn
Matthias Goerne
Gloria Chien
An all-star trio performs Beethoven and Bach selections, plus Reena Esmail’s new work that treats silence as a “nourishing gift.”
Simply Beethoven Festival
“Eroica” and Piano Concerto No. 1 with Dudamel
Dudamel leads Beethoven’s revolutionary symphony, and Buchbinder embarks on a concerto cycle.
Simply Beethoven Festival
“Eroica” and Piano Concerto No. 2 with Dudamel
Dudamel conducts Beethoven’s “heroic” symphony, and Beethoven’s earliest piano concerto takes flight.
Simply Beethoven Festival
“Eroica” and Piano Concerto No. 3 with Dudamel
Two of Beethoven’s leading interpreters capture the composer on the precipice of greatness.