faq

All FAQs

Tickets can be purchased at the ticket office in Corso Matteotti and at the Greek Theatre ticket office (opening hours are listed in the ticket office section of our website) or at Ticketone sales points. Tickets can also be purchased online, in the ticket office section of the website www.indafondazione.org or directly from the Ticketone website, www.ticketone.it.

Discounts are available for groups (minimum 20 people); children aged 8 to 14; students of all kinds; schools; affiliated organisations and residents on specified days only. For information on how to take advantage of discounts, please contact the ticket office.

Residents of Syracuse and towns in the province can purchase up to two tickets per show at a price of €20 each on the dates designated as “Syracuse Days” by presenting proof of residence at the ticket office.

This ticket is valid for two consecutive days to attend two shows on the programme. For information on season ticket promotions, please contact the ticket office.

On single-price days, tickets cost €28 for all sections of the theatre. Seats for the performance are assigned by the box office.

You do not need to print it; you can show it directly from your smartphone.

Yes, just follow this link https://www.ticketone.it/artist/stagione-teatro-greco-siracusa/?affiliate=CDD

Yes, just follow this link https://www.ticketone.it/artist/stagione-teatro-greco-siracusa/?affiliate=APT

Only in the event of bereavement, hospitalisation, or cancellation of the flight to Syracuse.

Yes, it is possible to make a reservation. You must send a request by email, including your details (name, surname, place of origin, telephone number) and specifying the show, date and type of ticket you wish to reserve, to [email protected].

Admission to the theatre is free for children up to 7 years of age. Children aged 8 to 14 pay a reduced ticket price: €30 in numbered sections A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, L, M, N, O, P and €15 in numbered section S and on single-price dates.

Persons with disabilities exceeding 80% or benefiting from Law 104/92 do not pay for tickets.

Those accompanying persons with disabilities pay the full ticket price.

In May, performances begin at 7 p.m., and in June and July at 7.30 p.m.

In the event of adverse weather conditions and in the absence of specific instructions from the relevant authorities (Civil Protection and Local Council), we will wait until the start time of the show to assess whether or not conditions are suitable for the performance to go ahead.

No, you cannot enter the theatre with an animal.

No, food is not permitted inside the theatre.

The public transport system in Syracuse is managed by the municipal administration. For all information on routes and timetables, please visit www.comune.siracusa.it.

The Neapolis Archaeological Park has two entrances: Via Romagnoli and Via Giuseppe Agnello. In Via Romagnoli and the adjacent Via Augusto, there are paid parking spaces marked with blue lines and free parking spaces marked with white lines. There is a private car park in Via Agnello.