Detroit Opera House Tickets

Located in the historic Grand Circus Park District of Downtown Detroit, the Detroit Opera House is home to a variety of art and entertainment productions, including the

Michigan Opera Theatre

. Encompassing one full city block at 1526 Broadway Ave., the Detroit Opera House is one of the most beautiful and ornate buildings in the city. It opened on January 2, 1922, as one of the largest theaters in the world. It has since lost that title. Over the years, the Detroit Opera House has seen the likes of jazz legends, like Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington. After its last major renovation, the Detroit Opera House reopened in 1996 with a full calendar of productions, including music, comedy, dance, film screenings and opera. Dance companies like The

Joffrey Ballet

, the

Dance Theatre of Harlem

and

Malandain Ballet Biarritz

have performed here. Grab your Detroit Opera House tickets at StubHub.

What is the Detroit Opera House seating capacity?

The Detroit Opera House seating is for 2,700 seats, and this covers three main floors, including the main floor, mezzanine and balcony. You will also find private box seating and upper balcony seating.

Is the Detroit Opera House Accessible by public transportation?

Yes, it is located just feet from both the Grand Circus Park and Broadway people mover stations. The Detroit People Mover is a convenient and free light rail system that utilizes an elevated track to transport people around downtown Detroit. This allows you to park nearly anywhere in the city and still have easy access to dining and entertainment. You can also avoid traffic backups by using this system.

What dining and beverage options are available at the Detroit Opera House?

The Cadillac CafŽ is adjacent to the opera house and offers a selection of upscale, American cuisine and seasonal menus. They also have a variety of wines, craft beers and cocktails. The Cadillac CafŽ is open two hours prior to any production at the Detroit Opera House.

Is parking available at the Detroit Opera House?

Although the opera house itself does not offer parking, guests attending Detroit Opera House events will find six parking lots or garages located very close to the venue. There are also many parking garages located around downtown Detroit. This means that even if you park far from the venue, you can take the free People Mover to the opera house. The people mover can be especially helpful if you choose to dine elsewhere before or after your production.

Are there other entertainment options nearby?

There are plenty of entertainment options near the Detroit Opera House.

Comerica Park

hosts the

Detroit Tigers'

baseball games. The Detroit Opera House even offers rooftop seating for these games. If baseball season is over, you might be able to catch the Detroit Lions at

Ford Field

right next to Comerica Park. A few blocks away is Greektown, home to the Greektown Casino and authentic Greek cuisine. You can even check out the turquoise waters of the Detroit River on the newer Riverwalk District. You will find a plethora of venues, such as upscale restaurants and martini bars within walking distance of the Detroit Opera House.