Wiener Staatsoper
Wiener Staatsoper
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Vienna's internationally renowned opera offers nearly 300 performances each year.
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In Vienna's best-known district, pedestrian boulevards Kärntner Strasse and Graben connect you with landmarks such as the Wiener Staatsoper (Vienna State Opera), Vienna’s iconic Stephansdom (St. Stephen’s Cathedral) and the vast compound of Hofburg, the Habsburgs’ former Imperial Palace. Peek down side streets such as Annagasse and Weihburggasse, and Graben’s Seilergasse and Habsburggasse, to get a feel for the centre. The Imperial Apartments and the refreshingly demystifying Sissi Museum are must-dos at Hofburg. Spacious squares such as Am Hof and Freyung often host beautiful seasonal and antiques markets.
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YHPR123
Melbourne, Australia4 contributions
Mar 2025 • Family
We first did a guided tour of the opera house, and based on this were excited to purchase day-of performance standing room tickets for a show that evening.
TOUR
Tickets are usually released about 4 weeks in advance depending on their rehearsal schedule (I think check around 15th of the month before, which is when the schedule is apparently released).
Tour groups are capped to 35 people. We were lucky in that we were towards the back of the group booked for our time slot, which meant that we were part of the second group, which was a bit smaller with about 20-25 people.
I really enjoyed the tour. Our guide (I think his name was Manuel) was great. Coming from someone who doesn’t know anything about opera or ballet, I thought he provided a good description of architecture, opera/composers, the theatre and stage productions. He was easy to understand and engaging. Whilst we were definitely moving at pace, it didn’t feel overly rushed and we still could take pictures in between without being herded off to the next room due to the next group. He offered plenty of opportunities to ask questions.
I’ve read some people suggest to skip the tour and just see the opera house via a performance. I guess we were lucky in that we had a good tour experience, but I can definitely appreciate from what I saw how some groups may feel rushed and may not have gotten as much from their tour if they were in a larger group. The tour allows you to visit some parts of the opera house that you otherwise wouldn’t if you were just watching a performance (e.g. emperor’s box).
PERFORMANCE
Each day, a set number (?100 or ?150) tickets are set aside for the standing rooms. There are different standing room options. Parterre is the box slightly above ground floor level, in the centre - best view for ballet, which is what was showing on our day. Tickets were 18 Euro each.
Tickets available at the from the “Standing Room” sign on the side of the opera house, and are released 90 minutes before the performance. Recommend you get there at a bit earlier. We arrived 2 hours before the performance and there were already approx. 50 people in line waiting. One ticket per person, so you must all be present to purchase.
Standing room tickets are assigned, so it’s not a “first come first serve” basis regarding position in the standing room once you’re in, but obviously the earlier you arrive, the closer to the front of the standing room your tickets will be.
There are quite a few of you in the standing room, and it is quite squashed. It gets very warm during the performance because there’s so many of you packed into a small space. You have a screen in front to share between two people for opera translations). Note that even though it was cold outside when we went, you aren’t allowed into the performance with jackets and must cloak them. This was fortunate though because as I said, it got very warm.
We also dressed very casually after a day out sight seeing and felt under-dressed and a bit out of place. Most others in the standing room were also in more casual attire, presumably because they too were mainly tourists deciding on the day to buy tickets, and then heading straight to the show.
TOUR
Tickets are usually released about 4 weeks in advance depending on their rehearsal schedule (I think check around 15th of the month before, which is when the schedule is apparently released).
Tour groups are capped to 35 people. We were lucky in that we were towards the back of the group booked for our time slot, which meant that we were part of the second group, which was a bit smaller with about 20-25 people.
I really enjoyed the tour. Our guide (I think his name was Manuel) was great. Coming from someone who doesn’t know anything about opera or ballet, I thought he provided a good description of architecture, opera/composers, the theatre and stage productions. He was easy to understand and engaging. Whilst we were definitely moving at pace, it didn’t feel overly rushed and we still could take pictures in between without being herded off to the next room due to the next group. He offered plenty of opportunities to ask questions.
I’ve read some people suggest to skip the tour and just see the opera house via a performance. I guess we were lucky in that we had a good tour experience, but I can definitely appreciate from what I saw how some groups may feel rushed and may not have gotten as much from their tour if they were in a larger group. The tour allows you to visit some parts of the opera house that you otherwise wouldn’t if you were just watching a performance (e.g. emperor’s box).
PERFORMANCE
Each day, a set number (?100 or ?150) tickets are set aside for the standing rooms. There are different standing room options. Parterre is the box slightly above ground floor level, in the centre - best view for ballet, which is what was showing on our day. Tickets were 18 Euro each.
Tickets available at the from the “Standing Room” sign on the side of the opera house, and are released 90 minutes before the performance. Recommend you get there at a bit earlier. We arrived 2 hours before the performance and there were already approx. 50 people in line waiting. One ticket per person, so you must all be present to purchase.
Standing room tickets are assigned, so it’s not a “first come first serve” basis regarding position in the standing room once you’re in, but obviously the earlier you arrive, the closer to the front of the standing room your tickets will be.
There are quite a few of you in the standing room, and it is quite squashed. It gets very warm during the performance because there’s so many of you packed into a small space. You have a screen in front to share between two people for opera translations). Note that even though it was cold outside when we went, you aren’t allowed into the performance with jackets and must cloak them. This was fortunate though because as I said, it got very warm.
We also dressed very casually after a day out sight seeing and felt under-dressed and a bit out of place. Most others in the standing room were also in more casual attire, presumably because they too were mainly tourists deciding on the day to buy tickets, and then heading straight to the show.
Written 2 March 2025
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JoleneZ
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia374 contributions
June 2024 • Solo
As the tickets to the opera were way too expensive, and my true aim is to see the famous opera house from the inside, I joined a guided tour that took place during the day at designated time slots.
I was anxious to book the tour a few months in advance in case the slots ran out, but the bookings were only open one month before. The tour is offered in many languages. Within one time slot, there were at least 5 groups of 30 or so participants and each group had their own guide. This is to say that the place was quite crowded and you have the feeling that the administrators were just trying to fit in as many people as they can. There are two sides to the coin - you can say they are trying not to cause disappointment to tourists, but in so doing, this might dilute the visitor’s experience. Or it could be just a case of maximizing profits.
Anyway, I got to see the magnificent interiors. The guide did a good job explaining each room and answering queries. It was particularly interesting to watch on video how they convert the hall to a ballroom for dancing during the annual debutante’s ball. Our group were also fortunate enough to tour while an opera singer was rehearsing her part, and so that added some realism to the experience!
I was anxious to book the tour a few months in advance in case the slots ran out, but the bookings were only open one month before. The tour is offered in many languages. Within one time slot, there were at least 5 groups of 30 or so participants and each group had their own guide. This is to say that the place was quite crowded and you have the feeling that the administrators were just trying to fit in as many people as they can. There are two sides to the coin - you can say they are trying not to cause disappointment to tourists, but in so doing, this might dilute the visitor’s experience. Or it could be just a case of maximizing profits.
Anyway, I got to see the magnificent interiors. The guide did a good job explaining each room and answering queries. It was particularly interesting to watch on video how they convert the hall to a ballroom for dancing during the annual debutante’s ball. Our group were also fortunate enough to tour while an opera singer was rehearsing her part, and so that added some realism to the experience!
Written 16 June 2024
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Mateusz Rys
Oxford, UK374 contributions
Dec 2024 • Solo
Visiting the Vienna state opera was a magical experience! Even as someone who isn’t an opera fan and had never attended a show before, I truly appreciate the guided tour. It covered the main areas and provided a glimpse into the Vienna opera history.
The interior is elegant and prestigious, making it a must visit for opera lovers and those wanting to explore Vienna’s rich culture. I highly recommend buying tickets only from authorised sellers, as street vendors often charge higher prices.
The interior is elegant and prestigious, making it a must visit for opera lovers and those wanting to explore Vienna’s rich culture. I highly recommend buying tickets only from authorised sellers, as street vendors often charge higher prices.
Written 10 February 2025
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Kat K
Boston, MA51 contributions
Jan 2025 • Couples
LOVED seeing the ballet here. It was so fun if you enjoy ballet. We showed up about 15 minutes early, checked our coats, and found our seats. The venue itself is a definite highlight. I am so glad we saw the entire space. We sat REALLY high up but it was totally fine.
We saw Sleeping Beauty, and I was glad I read the description of the show online in advance so I could loosely follow the story as it went. It wasnt the most exceptional performance, but felt like I was in a cool venue seeing high quality art!
I got tickets through the direct website via lottery. I picked the night i wanted to go and gave price parameters, and got an email about a month later. You can probably get tickets last minute as there were people offering them outside the venue, but I am not sure about pricing. There were standing room only seats which I personally would have hated. Make sure if you want to sit you have a seat.
I got an email the day of our event to 'buy food for intermission'. Our ballet had 2 25 minute intermissions, and there were places you could get drinks and food. Around the atrium floor (on each level), there are small tables with seats and numbers. If you pre-order food you get to skip the line and walk directly to a table which will have your food and drinks on it. We did not do this, and I was glad once I saw the setup. Nobody was monitoring the tables and I would have felt weird drinking or eating anything that was just sitting there. If you stand and exit quickly from your seats, the line is fast and there are empty tables or benches you can enjoy a drink at.
Bathroom line was surprisingly manageable...
I have a gluten allergy and there was definitely no gluten free food. To me, the food looked gross I wouldn't have eaten any of that -- definitely recommend eating before you go.
We saw Sleeping Beauty, and I was glad I read the description of the show online in advance so I could loosely follow the story as it went. It wasnt the most exceptional performance, but felt like I was in a cool venue seeing high quality art!
I got tickets through the direct website via lottery. I picked the night i wanted to go and gave price parameters, and got an email about a month later. You can probably get tickets last minute as there were people offering them outside the venue, but I am not sure about pricing. There were standing room only seats which I personally would have hated. Make sure if you want to sit you have a seat.
I got an email the day of our event to 'buy food for intermission'. Our ballet had 2 25 minute intermissions, and there were places you could get drinks and food. Around the atrium floor (on each level), there are small tables with seats and numbers. If you pre-order food you get to skip the line and walk directly to a table which will have your food and drinks on it. We did not do this, and I was glad once I saw the setup. Nobody was monitoring the tables and I would have felt weird drinking or eating anything that was just sitting there. If you stand and exit quickly from your seats, the line is fast and there are empty tables or benches you can enjoy a drink at.
Bathroom line was surprisingly manageable...
I have a gluten allergy and there was definitely no gluten free food. To me, the food looked gross I wouldn't have eaten any of that -- definitely recommend eating before you go.
Written 28 January 2025
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NelsonM970
Natal, RN904 contributions
Nov 2024 • Couples
Vienna Opera is not only famous for those who love music. Beautiful and huge construction, it was almost completely destroyed in 1945. The Vienna State Opera was reopened after 10 years of extensive reforms. It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful opera theatres in the world. Even for those who do not appreciate the genre should be seen and appreciated. It has an intense programming, with more than 60 shows per year and not just opera. It is possible to make guided visits that are worth it. To get tickets to any show it is necessary to make reservations months in advance. It is possible, however and depending on the evening program, to buy tickets at the theater ticket office from a certain time. I strongly recommend.
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Written 12 February 2025
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SnowyShasta
Portland, OR2,601 contributions
June 2024 • Family
We purchased tickets in advance for a tour of the opera building (unfortunately we weren't able to see a performance). The tour was very informative and gave us a chance to see most of the interior of the building. The main theater is very impressive, with richly decorated boxes and ceiling. Other areas of the opera house were also worth seeing, and our guide was happy to answer questions. The tour lasted right about an hour. We were happy to have tickets in advance since we didn't have to wait outside in a long, hot, line, but it did appear that there were same-day tickets also available for the tour.
Written 1 February 2025
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Olena
39 contributions
Dec 2024 • Friends
Were on Hoffmann's Tales in December 2024. Very long performance 4 hours, 2 half-hour breaks. Full of giant hall, small and not very comfortable chairs, especially for such a long performance. Dubbing in 3 languages in the back of the seat in front of you (English, German, French). The sets are very creative and beautiful, create an unrealistic atmosphere at the performance itself. Pity you can't take pictures. The execution of the games is beyond praise.
Tickets were bought a week before the performance already from merchants (the site was not for obvious reasons), at the entrance offered tickets for 25 euros - I understand for standing seats.
The opera is big, three times bigger than Kiev. The interior decoration of the opera hall is not as luxurious as in Kiev, less gilding and decorative elements, despite being built in the same Renaissance style. Before the camping, I had long and painfully chosen an outfit and searched all the websites for the best way to go to the Vienna Opera. So I decided to describe the audience - everyone tries to dress beautifully, everyone in their understanding : someone came in gold shoes and evening dress, someone wore just a beautiful jacket or a sparkly blouse/skirt, everyone in their style and understanding. The room is warm - so it won't be cold with bare shoulders. Prices in the buffet, which I also read about in full nonsense, : sandwiches - 5-6 euros, wine, champagne - 6-9 euros, was of course and 19 euros glass.
And as usual, queues at the buffet, apparently on every continent.
Tickets were bought a week before the performance already from merchants (the site was not for obvious reasons), at the entrance offered tickets for 25 euros - I understand for standing seats.
The opera is big, three times bigger than Kiev. The interior decoration of the opera hall is not as luxurious as in Kiev, less gilding and decorative elements, despite being built in the same Renaissance style. Before the camping, I had long and painfully chosen an outfit and searched all the websites for the best way to go to the Vienna Opera. So I decided to describe the audience - everyone tries to dress beautifully, everyone in their understanding : someone came in gold shoes and evening dress, someone wore just a beautiful jacket or a sparkly blouse/skirt, everyone in their style and understanding. The room is warm - so it won't be cold with bare shoulders. Prices in the buffet, which I also read about in full nonsense, : sandwiches - 5-6 euros, wine, champagne - 6-9 euros, was of course and 19 euros glass.
And as usual, queues at the buffet, apparently on every continent.
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Written 1 January 2025
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Seeking True Quality
Europe5,009 contributions
Mar 2024 • Couples
The tickets for the Staatsoper events are usually sold out very quickly so we had to buy them online well in advance.
The Staatsoper's entrance, central hall, and staircase are all designed to be impressive. We were simply left speechless! After entering the auditorium and finding our seats, we were surprised by a nice innovation. Each of us had a personal screen attached to the back of the seat in front of us, with lyrics translated into a chosen language.
Die Entführung aus dem Serail is certainly the most popular of Mozart's early operas - he was only 26 when it premiered in 1782 in the Burgtheater. It is a Singspiel, with a lot of spoken texts! Interestingly, in this production, each of the five roles (except the Pasha) is performed by two people - one singer for the musical part and one actor who interprets the text. They wear identical costumes!
The plot is utopistic and naive, everyone knows too well that the Ottoman Turks of the XVIII. century would not behave like that, especially in male-female relations. Yes, it was written during the Enlightenment era...
But what actually matters, the music is fantastic!
The Staatsoper's entrance, central hall, and staircase are all designed to be impressive. We were simply left speechless! After entering the auditorium and finding our seats, we were surprised by a nice innovation. Each of us had a personal screen attached to the back of the seat in front of us, with lyrics translated into a chosen language.
Die Entführung aus dem Serail is certainly the most popular of Mozart's early operas - he was only 26 when it premiered in 1782 in the Burgtheater. It is a Singspiel, with a lot of spoken texts! Interestingly, in this production, each of the five roles (except the Pasha) is performed by two people - one singer for the musical part and one actor who interprets the text. They wear identical costumes!
The plot is utopistic and naive, everyone knows too well that the Ottoman Turks of the XVIII. century would not behave like that, especially in male-female relations. Yes, it was written during the Enlightenment era...
But what actually matters, the music is fantastic!
Written 20 February 2025
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Viajero_pajarero
Spain1,154 contributions
Dec 2024 • Couples
Opera is one of the emblems of the city and therefore you should not go through the city without visiting the State Opera building. If you are not a foresighted person and you have not booked tickets to see a function, another option is to take a guided tour (€15). Available in several languages. In groups. It is advisable to book it a few days in advance to avoid queues and have secured space. The guided tour was fantastic because they explained a lot of things and we could see the opera from the inside. One of the things to do in Vienna!
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Written 5 January 2025
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theNobody
Bergamo, Italy443 contributions
June 2024 • Couples
The experience of the guided tour was very positive, with our guide who told anecdotes about the Theater and gave us the opportunity to visit, in addition to the hall, also a considerable number of concessions and break rooms, each decorated differently . Unfortunately, the theater was almost entirely destroyed by bombing during the Second World War and what could not be recovered was rebuilt after the conflict in the style of the 1950s. This means that the theater is a mixture of styles and that there aren't many original parts. However, it is a building that has hosted performances, characters and artists that have remained in the history of music, so listening to some stories and taking a look around certainly doesn't hurt. If you are not an opera enthusiast, simply book a guided tour (there are in all languages, even Italian), preferably in the days before from the theater's official ticket office or from the website. If, however, you want to attend a show, there are also very cheap tickets (from around 20 Euros up) which however must be purchased on official channels. Be wary of people dressed as Mozart outside the theater who try to sell you tickets: they are touts and often not even in good faith, since they could give you fake tickets or tickets for shows that have already passed.
Written 21 June 2024
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I am planning to buy the Vienna pass, which allows me to enter the state opera house for free. However, I still need to reserve a spot for a guided tour to be able to enter. But when I go to the Vienna state opera house website to reserve, all the options for the tickets are paid ones, and I cannot seem to find a place where I can tick that I have the Vienna pass and should get these tickets for free.
Any help is appreciated.
Written 27 March 2023
Hi, any suggestions on what to do? Vienna state opera website for guided tours are all paid tours. How to get the Vienna pass discount?
Written 4 September 2024
Donde comprar entradas para ver una ópera y saber el asiento asignado? Voy en mayo y quiero asistir a un espectaculo.
Written 15 March 2023
Hallo zusammen, es geht um die günstigste Sitzplatzkategorie:
lieber Galerie Halbmitte Reihe 5 (Plätze 8-11) oder Galerie Seite Reihe 1? Wir haben zwei Rentner dabei und ich bin mir ein wenig unsicher, ob das bequem ist an der Seite, da man sich vermutlich dauerhaft vorbeugen muss um zu sehen? Sieht man von der Reihe 5 auch halbwegs gut, wenn man nicht gerade groß ist?
Vielen Dank für Eure Ntworten vorab!
Written 22 January 2020
In diesem Fall würde ich die Galerie Halbmitte vorziehen!
Peter Roland, Wien
Written 23 January 2020
Подскажите, кто разбирается, на какую оперу лучше всего сходить? Чтобы пели премьеры, и было интересно. Планируем посетить в январе-феврале.
Желательно на английском.
Written 11 January 2020
Очень трудно ответить на вопрос "Чтобы было интересно". Нужно знать, чего вы ждете от оперы. И ещё быть готовыми к тому, что классическая постановка сейчас на Западе - редкость. Скажем, можно было бы смело порекомендовать вам "Отелло", но фото на сайте дают основания считать, что это весьма авангардное прочтение. Если вас это не настораживает - идите. Музыка Верди вечна и куда легче для восприятия, чем Вагнер, который занимает большую часть репертуара января-февраля. Смотрите также на длительность. Оперы Вагнера редко идут менее 3 часов. Насчёт "на английском" - все оперы поют на языке оригинала, а английская опера - это примерно как русские слоны. Но английские титры доступны всегда.
Written 11 January 2020
Hello, I just made a booking for the Vienna State opera for the 26th March 2020 for Tosca and I booked directly on the Sate opera site, according to advice that using agencies would be more expensive. However, I see that I have not booked confirmed tickets, but reserved for a particular price range in particular seating areas. The booking states that actual tickets will be allocated in the price range should they become available. Is this more or less a formality (that they become available) or is there a high chance that I will not actually get tickets due to non-availability? How could I improve my chances of actually getting tickets allocated? Or is it possible to buy confirmed tickets straight away, as I did not see such an option on the State opera site? Many thanks, Andris
Written 13 November 2019
When I booked online (also to save fees) I got the precise seats at the time of booking. I was also charged right away.
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Same here.
Note: you'll need to go to the box office and exchange the certificates for actual tickets in paper. They look quite fancy, go well as souvenirs :)
I bought booklets with the history of the performance in the box office, too, about 5 euro.
I suggest you contact the box office directly, there are very helpful ladies there.
Written 11 January 2020
Рахматулло К
Dushanbe, Tajikistan
Здраствуйте! Я хотел узнать сказали что перед входом в оперу дают бинокль и таблетки от чего?
Written 4 November 2019
Про таблетки, думаю какая то опечатка... бинокль за плату можно взять
Written 28 December 2019
How are opera tickets delivered if ordered online
Written 28 October 2019
Comprei hoje pelo site por 15 euros ingressos para assistir 27de marco as bodas de figaro de Mozart.
Será quê ao válidos Não sei alemão, e no texto acima fala algo sobre estudantes... ????
Written 16 October 2019
Ik denk dat het ticket wel geldig is voor studenten, en voor die prijs, maar ik zou het ginder ter plaatse op voorhand checken.
En eveneens de plaats reserveren.
Written 16 October 2019
Buonasera, vorrei fare la visita guidata in italiano ma sul sito web non riesco a trovare gli orari. Qualcuno riuscirebbe a darmi più info in merito? Grazie mille a tutti.
Written 14 September 2019
Vengono scritti fuori dall'opera giorno per giorno.... ricordo che c'era una visita alle 16....
Written 26 September 2019
riapapa
Santorini, Greece
Hi..where can I buy tickets for a guided tour?is it possible to buy tickets online?
Written 11 September 2019
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