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Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Vancouver

A space designed to awe audiences and inspire performers, named for Queen Elizabeth II, who attended a concert here when the theatre opened in July 1959. The theatre features broad columns, dramatic crimson seating, and textured finishes, creating an ambiance that is both contemporary and cozy. It also includes an atrium with sweeping staircases, fairy-like chandeliers, and reflective surfaces, adding a playfully dramatic feel. The theatre hosts a range of productions, including opera, musical performances, Broadway shows, and other amusements. It also features a locally curated art gallery exhibiting works by emerging artists.

• What you would be doing

  opera · musical performances · Broadway shows · art gallery

• Patron Drop-off and Pick-up

  There is an accessible driveway for taxis and for pick up and drop offs on Hamilton Street between West Georgia and Dunsmuir Streets.

• Washrooms

  Wheelchair accessible washrooms are on the orchestra and mezzanine levels.

• Unaccompanied Minors

  All children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by another patron 16 years of age or older.

• Nearby Parking

  Vancouver Public Library: Underground lot between West Georgia and Robson Street; entrance off Hamilton Street.

• Nearby Parking

  Open air parking off Cambie Street near Dunsmuir behind the building is available.

• What is there

  Wheelchair seating · Accessible parking · Elevators · Wheelchair accessible washrooms · Hearing Assistance · Coat check

• How far

  You have not shared where you are, so there is nothing to measure from.