Mob Tix
For thousands of years, Tubowgule, the land on which the Opera House stands, has been a place of gathering and belonging. The Gadigal people would meet on the tidal island, eat and share stories. The Opera House carries on this legacy by embracing and celebrating the culture of Australia’s First Peoples. And we believe that Art should be accessible for all.
We are proud to offer Mob Tix. These are discounted tickets for First Nations People to selected shows at the Opera House.
How do I access Mob Tix?
Select the event you'd like to purchase tickets to from the list below. Click ‘book now’ on the event page, and when selecting your seats, select Mob Tix from the available options.
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Frequently asked questions
Mob Tix are available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of Australia as well as Māori, Pasifika and First Nations people from other countries.
Tickets are subject to availability.
Select the event you'd like to purchase tickets to from the list below. Click ‘book now’ on the event page, and when selecting your seats, select Mob Tix from the available options.
Please note: allocation of Mob Tix is limited and subjected to availability. Once the allocation has been exhausted the Mob Tix price type will not be available when selecting your seat.