La Scala Music Trip Milan (3 days)

Tickets are available in advance. As a registered client you can buy directly at the Milan Scala. Italian tour operators are not allowed to sell tickets without additional services like hotel or flights. On the Internet you can also find resellers for tickets for the Scala from abroad. Their surcharges are usually very high.

It's best to sit in the platea in the middle (stalls). All seats in the stalls have enough legroom and are comfortable. You can see and hear well from all seats in the platea. The front seats in the balconies also belong to the best category. From the side balconies sitting over a long time can be uncomfortable.

The ticket prices depend on the performance. For popular operas and stars, the prices in the best seats are several hundred euros. Ballet is a bit cheaper. Are there any tickets at the box office? With luck you will get random tickets returned to the box office. Then you have to take what you can get. As a gift or surprise completely unsuitable. You unnecessarily waste time. Be careful when sellers offer you tickets at the door of the Scala. Since the Scala has switched to electronic tickets, these tickets might be duplicates. The tickets are labeled with the name of the buyer to combat the black market.

Last minute Tickets Milan's La Scala are very limited, with most shows completely sold out. Premium tickets are often sold out within hours.

Yes, there are resellers abroad for Scala tickets, who promise to get the ticket. But beware: The surcharges on the ticket prices, even for the cheap seats, are very high. As an Italian company, we are not allowed to sell tickets without additional services. Therefore, we created nice music trip products at fair prices. We live in Milan and know each other and have direct contact and an agreement with the Teatro alla Scala.

Thanks to an agreement with La Scala we can arrange for certain dates to get tickets for large groups. We offer these with hotel and supplements organized by us. Unfortunately, we are not allowed to sell just tickets. In Italy only a few licensed ticket offices may sell Scala tickets.

There are low cost tickets in the top gallery with limited visibility.

You can visit with the ticket for the Museum of the Scala the following areas: foyer Toscanini, spectator area with the balconies of the 4th level. From there you can see the entire auditorium with the stage and the chandeliers. In the case of events or important rehearsals, this area may be closed to the public.

There is no strict dress code, tuxedo and long dress is not required. But you should appear elegant. You can enjoy the event much better knowing that you are dressed appropriately. People in jeans or shorts are rejected.