DSO offers deal to those under 37: $11 tickets
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is broadening what used to be its student discount deal to allow anybody under age 37 to purchase tickets for its shows for just $11, and as early as 1-3 weeks before a performance. And it’s not just for tickets in the balcony (although,
the balcony actually offers the best sound); the deal is for the best seats available. You must register online to purchase tickets under the program. Get more information here.
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is broadening what used to be its
student discount deal to allow anybody under age 37 to purchase tickets
for its shows for just $11, and as early as 1-3 weeks before a
performance. And it’s not just for tickets in the balcony (although,
the balcony actually offers the best sound); the deal is for the best
seats available.
You must register online to purchase tickets under the program. Get more information here.
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