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General Theatre Information

Bass Concert Hall
2350 Robert Dedman Dr.
Austin, TX 78712
Box Office: 512.471.1444

Bass Concert Hall

The Ticket Office is open Monday through Friday from 10AM-5PM.

Health Protocols

Up-to-date health and safety protocols at Bass Concert Hall can be found here
Health & Safety Protocols

Safety & Security

  • All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket to enter the venue
  • No outside food or drink, including water, may be brought into the venue*
  • All persons and bags are subject to search
  • The University of Texas at Austin is a tobacco-free campus
  • Bass Concert Hall and McCullough Theatre are no re-entry venues
*Exceptions will be made for those with disabilities, medical requirements and/or special needs. Patrons with specific/special dietary needs due to disabilities, medical conditions or special needs should contact Guest Services by calling 512.471.2787 or by email to frontofhouse@texasperformingarts.org prior to attending the event to arrange for reasonable accommodations.

Touchless Security Screening | All-New Fast & Efficient Entry

With your comfort and safety in mind, we have installed a state-of-the-art frictionless security screening system in Bass Concert Hall. This system will allow guests to enter our facility up to 10x faster than traditional methods. After you scan your ticket, walk right through at a normal pace while carrying your phones and bags. Keep your belongings in your bag and pockets. Bag Checks are a thing of the past!

Please note: large backpacks or luggage are prohibited.

Accessibility

Patrons with specific/special dietary needs due to disabilities, medical conditions or special needs should contactGuest Services by calling 512.471.2787 or by email to frontofhouse@texasperformingarts.org prior to attending the event to arrange for reasonable accommodations.

Venue FAQs

Texas Performing ArtsFrequent Asked Questions can be viewed at texasperformingarts.org/visit.

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Wondering if your seats are together when they are not consecutively numbered? Many theaters split their seating into “left”, “right”, and “center” sections, and they often assign odd numbers to one side and even numbers to the other for organizational purposes. For example, seats 1 and 3, or 23 and 25 would be next to each other on one side, while 2 and 4,  34 and 36 would be next to each other on the opposite side of the theater. The middle/center section tends to be a three-digit number, like 100, and is numbered consecutively, 101-102-103-104.

Limited view seats generally have a partial view of the stage due to the viewing angle in the theatre. Obstructed view seats have a partially blocked view of the stage due to objects such as columns, railings, or sound equipment.

There is no specific dress code. Most people enjoy dressing up to go to the theatre, and some events, such as opening nights, will draw a dressier crowd. For theatrical performances, you will see people in everything from casual to formal wear.

We recommend that you arrive at the venue at a minimum of 60 minutes before the performance to allow plenty of time to park and get seated. Doors will open between 60 minutes prior to start of the show and may vary on show-by-show basis.

Please arrive on time out of courtesy for the performers and your fellow audience members. Arriving late may result in seating holds or alternate seating within the theater. Admission or re-admission of latecomers is ultimately subject to the producers’ discretion and guidelines for each individual show.

Food and drink is sold in the lobby prior to the show and during intermission.

Texas Performing Arts encourages guests to arrive early in order to find parking. Free parking is not available on The University of Texas campus. TheSan Jacinto Garage is the closest parking on campus to Texas Performing Arts venues. Exit the San Jacinto Garage on level four onto Trinity and head south to Bass Concert Hall.

Accessible parking is available on Robert Dedman Drive, Trinity Street, and the San Jacinto Garage. D and D+ ADA spaces are available after 5:45 pm M-F and on the weekends with a state-issued ADA placard or license plate. M-F, 7:30AM–5:45PM these spaces also require a UT ParkingPermit.Detailed information about parking may be found here.

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