Please Read and Understand before you booking.
预订前请阅读并理解
Ticket Sales Policy
1. All ticket sales are final. Please review your selections carefully before submitting your order. There are no refunds for a missed performance.
2. Regardless of the number of seats, spectators must sit according to the official number. However, instructions from the organizer must be followed.
3. Please come to the reception ticket office early to collect your tickets on the events day.
4. Occupying multiple seats or seating children on laps is not permitted.
5. Consumables and beverages are prohibited within the auditorium.
6. No Smoking. There is no smoking anywhere in the theater or on any of its premises.
7. No food and drinks
Dress Code
We have no rules about dress. Please just use good judgment so that you don’t distract yourself or others, and don’t impede the view of others. And, please remember, you’ll be in close proximity to other audience members. Scents, such as perfumes, colognes and even hair sprays, may not only distract others, but may trigger significant allergic reactions.
Prepare
1. Arrive early. This allows everyone to be seated and comfortable on time.
2. Latecomers cannot be seated until there is a break in the performance. If you are late, ushers are just doing their jobs if they must ask you to wait.
3. Turn off your cell phone and any other electronic devices. Ring tones are not the only problem. Light and the motions of texting can distract other patrons and the performers. If you forget and your mobile rings during the performance, turn it off; do not answer. Please check for messages during the intermission. In addition, cell phones can interfere with the wireless technology is use in the theater … we’re pretty sure you don’t want your conversation with your dear Aunt Sadie broadcast over the theater’s PA system!
During performances
1. React to what’s happening on stage. Please feel free to have honest reactions to what is happening onstage. Please applaud and enjoy the performance.
2. Do not talk, whisper, sing, or hum during the performance. That will distract both other audience members and the actors