Arts and Culture

How to save on Atlanta's cultural arts performances

Atlanta's cultural institutions offer discounts locals can take advantage of during their 2015-16 seasons.
Atlanta's cultural institutions offer discounts locals can take advantage of during their 2015-16 seasons.
By Eileen Falkenberg-Hull
June 9, 2015

As a local you have the best opportunity to save on shows at Atlanta's cultural institutions by taking advantage of subscription offers during the 2015-16 show season.

Alliance Theatre - Season ticket packages for Alliance Theatre shows allow you to customize your experience at a much lower rate than the single show ticket price, plus you get discounts on parking, tickets to affiliated cultural destinations and more. Current packages include:

Delta Classic Chastain Park Amphitheater - Single tickets for the 2015 concert series are on sale now but you can still save with tickets for a series of shows when you purchase them as part of a subscription package. Getting a subscription saves you at least 20% on regular ticket prices.

Atlanta Lyric Theater - Get ready for the 2015-16 season to kick off in August by purchasing your subscription and get tickets to each of their five shows staring at $130 per person. Individual show prices were $35-45 per show for the 2014-15 season.

Broadway in Atlanta - Traditional season subscriptions for Broadway in Atlanta's 2015-16 season start at just $198 per person for a six-show package and $222 per person for the seven-show option. Make it work better with your budget by taking advantage of their zero-percent interest four-installment payment plan.

Theatrical Outfit - The Atlanta theater company is bringing the "Season of Courage" live to stages across the metro area and you can guarantee your tickets with a 2015-16 season subscription. Prices vary based on what day of the week and time of day of the shows you will attend. Tickets start at $90 per person for an entire season when you commit to a subscription. Youth season tickets are just $75 each.

Center for Puppetry Arts - As the Center for Puppetry Arts prepares to open their new museum, they are offering individual and family season memberships for as little as $60 and $90 respectively which includes tickets to shows throughout the 2015-16 season. Being a member also has other great benefits including free admission to special Center events, priority seating, and free movie screenings.

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra - The ASO offers a wide variety of subscription packages giving symphony lovers a lot of options when it comes to saving on tickets.

The Atlanta Opera - Atlanta's premier opera company guarantees their 2015-16 season subscribers "the best value, the best seats, the best flexibility, and the best service." Their four ticketing options allow subscribers to choose the day of the week they'd like to attend each performance Tuesday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday, starting at $67.92 per person.

Georgia Ensemble Theatre - Save up to 33% on your tickets to see shows put on by the Georgia Ensemble Theatre at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center by purchasing a season subscription. If you opt to go to preview performances you get see the entire season for just $60 per person. Traditional weekday and weekend performance packages will run you $115+ per person. Not sure when you want to go? A Flex Pass is $130 per person and includes each of the scheduled shows.

Actor's Express - The Atlanta theater is kicking up their usual offerings a notch by offering six shows for the 2015-16 season instead of the usual five. They're also giving season ticket holders more bang for their buck with new reserved premium seating, free ticket exchanges, an invitation to Actor's Express' holiday party, and more.

Atlanta Ballet - The 2015-16 season kicks off with the 20th anniversary of The Nutcracker at The Fox Theatre and continues through the company's annual MAYhem performance next May. Subscribe to the entire season of Atlanta Ballet performances for as little as $92 per person.

Aurora Theatre - Gwinnett's only professional theater recently announced their 2015-16 20th anniversary season and you can save big (up to 71%) with a season ticket subscription. All you need to do is pick the day of the week you want to attend. Tickets to see all six mainstage shows start at $95.04 per person.

For more Atlanta arts & culture news, visit the AJC Arts & Culture blog.

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