MM Tickets will be closed on Thursday 1 and Friday 2 May. Booking tickets for our performances or renewing your subscription can still be done online.
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Given the current, unpredictable situation, La Monnaie has decided to halt the sale of new season tickets, as well as the sale of single tickets for the 2020-21 season. As soon as we know more about the further development of the exit strategy and the start of the new season in September, we will communicate a new date.
La Monnaie has decided to postpone the start of the (season) ticket sale for the 2020-21 season to an as of yet undecided date. A safe and healthy return to La Monnaie is our main priority. To guarantee such a return, too many uncertainties remain. We are monitoring the situation closely, and evaluate it on a day to day basis. We will share any new information with you as soon as it is available to us. Once it is clear when we can start the sale of season tickets for the 2020-21 season again, we will contact you immediately.
Only our current fixed series season ticket holders, can already renew their season ticket for the 2020-21 season. Our colleagues will contact you soon to discuss this possibility, or have contacted you by now.
We hope we are able to welcome you in our theatre again soon.
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