Loading Tickets

Loading Tickets

Secure & Guaranteed Tickets

Shop with confidence! Our 100% Buyer Guarantee ensures your tickets are authentic, delivered on time, and fully refunded if the event is canceled.*

*If your experience doesn’t meet these standards, our money-back guarantee has you covered.



Toronto Symphony Orchestra Roy Thomson Hall Tickets & Info

Toronto Symphony Orchestra Classical concert Experience an unforgettable evening with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra on February 14, 2026, as they perform 'The Princess Bride in Concert.' Renowned for their exceptional artistry and dedication to musical excellence, the orchestra promises a captivating performance that will resonate with audiences of all ages. Known for their innovative collaborations, the TSO has worked with distinguished guest conductors such as Marin Alsop and Michael Tilson Thomas, and has partnered with artists across genres—from classical icons to popular rock and acoustic musicians—creating dynamic and memorable concerts. The orchestra actively supports young musicians through international competitions and champions mental health initiatives, emphasizing the therapeutic power of music. With a commitment to diversity and inclusion, the TSO has received accolades for fostering a vibrant, accessible arts community. Don't miss your chance to experience this extraordinary event in the best seats available—our friendly staff are ready to assist you with any questions. Join us for an evening that promises to inspire, connect, and leave lasting memories for children, parents, and music lovers alike.

Toronto Symphony Orchestra Concerts Roy Thomson Hall

Roy Thomson Hall stands as an iconic symbol of Toronto's rich musical heritage, blending a storied history with vibrant contemporary performances. Renowned for its exceptional acoustics and elegant design, the venue regularly hosts the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, including acclaimed concerts like 'The Princess Bride in Concert,' which promises a magical evening of film and live orchestral music. Over the years, Roy Thomson Hall has been a premier destination for international music competitions and cultural festivals, such as the 1991 International Festival of Authors, solidifying its reputation as a versatile hub for both musical and literary arts. The hall's private viewing boxes offer an exclusive, intimate experience with personal service buttons for added convenience, providing a unique perspective of each performance. Located centrally in Toronto, visitors can easily reach the venue via the 509 Harbourfront streetcar from Union Station or by walking north on University Avenue and west along King Street West. Whether attending a concert by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra or exploring its diverse program lineup, Roy Thomson Hall continues to be a cornerstone of Toronto's vibrant arts scene.

Best Value Tickets

For an excellent balance of price and view, Section C1 offers Rows D, K, M, P, and S with prices ranging from $94 to $181. The seats in these sections provide good proximity to the stage while remaining affordable, making them ideal for those seeking value without sacrificing experience.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

Section C5 and C6 in Rows B and C, priced at $123 and $159 respectively, are considered the sweet spot. These sections are centrally located with clear sightlines, offering a great experience with reliable availability and reasonable prices. Rows B in C5 offers a closer perspective, while Rows C in C6 provide a slightly elevated view.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Premium seats include Sections FLR CTR, FLR LEFT, and FLR RIGHT in Row L, priced at $448 and $631. These are closer to the stage, providing a more immersive experience. The Front Left and Right Parterre sections in Row D, at $159, also offer higher-tier views with a more intimate setting.

Premium & Last-Minute Options

The most premium tickets are in the Front Center (FLR CTR) in Row L, priced at $631, offering the closest and most direct view of the orchestra and stage. Last-minute options might include seats in the Balcony C7, Row J, at $159, which, while not front and center, still provide a good elevated perspective with a broader view of the entire stage.

Section & View Differences & Recommendations

  • Balcony C7, Row J ($159): Elevated view with a broad perspective of the stage; good for those who prefer a higher vantage point.
  • Section C1, Rows D, K, M, P, S ($94-$181): Central to stage; Rows D and K are closer, Row M slightly elevated, Rows P and S further back but still good visibility.
  • Section C5 and C6 ($123-$159): Center sections providing optimal sightlines; Rows B and C are very good for clear views of the entire stage.
  • Front Floor (FLR CTR, FLR LEFT, FLR RIGHT, Rows D & L): Excellent proximity to the orchestra, ideal for an immersive experience but at higher prices.
  • Rows in the Balcony and Mezzanine: Offer a good balance of view and price, with some seats providing a panoramic view of the stage.

More on Toronto Symphony Orchestra Roy Thomson Hall

Parking & Directions for Toronto Symphony Orchestra Roy Thomson Hall


60 Simcoe Street, Toronto, ON
M5J 2H5, CA


1. Underground Parking at Roy Thomson Hall - 0 m, $20
2. Simcoe Place Parking - 200 m, $25
3. OCAD University Parking - 400 m, $15
4. Toronto Star Parking - 500 m, $18
5. 100 Simcoe Street - 600 m, $22


Learn More
Community
More
Spread the word