Sydney Opera House Great Opera Hits Ticket

2025.07.30

Actually, I didn't go there with high expectations... but the stage lighting, sound, and even the atmosphere
 I thought, "This is the opera house!"
 It's a highlight performance, so it's not too long.
 It was perfect from a tourist's perspective.
 It is a composition that even those who are not familiar with classical music can enjoy.
 I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the Opera House for the first time.
 It was convenient to be able to enter right away with the QR code!

2025.09.28

The area next door was noisy, the front was constantly flashing lights for photo shoots, and the sound on the second floor was poor, which was disappointing. It was a good experience, but I wouldn't return.

2025.09.28

It was noisy next door, and in front, people were taking pictures and flashing lights here and there, and I couldn't hear well on the second floor, which was disappointing..ㅜ

2025.10.17

To cut to the chase, I'm disappointed. While the page indicated that the Opera Aria Gala Concert featured piano accompaniment, not orchestral, the singers weren't the best. I felt that fourth-year vocalists from music schools in Korea with decades of history would have performed better. The piano accompaniment was also a major issue. There were frequent missteps. The singers also lacked the precision and skill to match the Sydney Opera House's reputation. Their vocal range wasn't enough to cover the entire Sutherland Hall, which diminished the focus. Using a microphone would have been a much better option. The most disappointing and questionable part is the seat numbers they sold, which were supposedly premium. This is deeply questionable. I seriously doubted I'd been duped. I paid 20,000 won more for the premium tickets than the regular tickets. The show was on Monday, October 13, 2025 at 6:30 PM, door number 25, and the hall was numbered from 1 to 30. When I went in, I was in the middle of the second floor, and the third floor wasn't there? The tickets weren't sold out, because the last few rows were empty. Out of the hundreds of rows, there were only about 3 seats behind me, and they weren't that far in front. Okay. If door number 25 was 30, and there were only 3 seats behind me, if that's the premium price, where would I sit if I bought a regular ticket that was 20,000 won cheaper on WAUG? Am I sitting alone in that empty seat because the tickets behind me didn't sell out? Please leave a comment.