The Theatre at Solaire

The Theatre has a main floor called the Orchestra (some shows call it the Stalls) and a Balcony above it. Price zones and their names (VIP, A to E, Tier A to E, or names from the show) change with every show. The seat plan on the event's own TicketWorld page is the one that counts. The venue does not publish one fixed seat plan page.

• Orchestra Center (Stalls)

  Main floor, middle block. Usually the most expensive zone, for example the VIP zone for The Play That Goes Wrong. Some shows call it Orchestra Platinum (Center).

• Orchestra (Stalls)

  Main floor seats around the center block. Usually the next price zones down.

• Premium Gold

  A named zone used by several shows, including Cirque Alice, The Play That Goes Wrong and Attack on Titan. Its price changes from show to show, so check the show's seat plan.

• Orchestra Sides

  Main floor seats on the left and right sides. Priced below the center. Some shows call it Orchestra SVIP (Side), and The Play That Goes Wrong prices these with the front balcony.

• Orchestra Rear

  Back rows of the main floor. Cirque Alice prices these below the center and sides.

• Balcony Front / Lower Balcony

  Front part of the raised balcony. Some shows call it Balcony Front, others Lower Balcony.

• Balcony Back / Upper Balcony

  Back part of the balcony and usually the lowest price zone. Some shows call it Upper Balcony or Balcony Back, and Cirque Alice sells 'Balcony Installed Seats' as its cheapest zone.

• On Stage

  Only for some shows. Cirque Alice in 2026 sells VIP and VVIP seats on the stage itself.

• Set your ride-hailing or taxi drop-off as Solaire Resort Entertainment City, 1 Asean Avenue, Entertainment City, Parañaque. Entertainment City is on the west side of Roxas Boulevard, south of the SM Mall of Asia complex.
• Driving: from Asean Avenue, turn left onto Solaire Boulevard, keep to the left side past the checkpoint and follow the signs to the Theater Car Park. The venue says parking at The Theatre parking area, closest to the Theatre lobby, is free.
• Valet parking costs PHP 150 for the first 3 hours and PHP 50 for each hour after (PHP 1,000 for a lost ticket). It is free for hotel guests.
• By train: LRT-1 is the closest rail line. Two of its Cavite Extension stations in Parañaque, Redemptorist-Aseana and MIA Road, opened on 16 November 2024. Solaire gives no walking route from the stations, so take a Grab or taxi for the last stretch.
• From the airport: Solaire runs a free shuttle between NAIA Terminals 1 and 3 and the resort for its guests and Solaire Rewards Members, daily from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM, about every 20 minutes.
• From Makati or BGC, a car or Grab is the simplest option. Allow extra travel time for evening shows.

• Dress code: smart casual or more formal. Slippers, flip flops, shorts, tank tops, sleeveless undershirts without a blazer or coat, and sportswear are not allowed, and staff can refuse entry.
• Age: unless the producer rates a show as open to all ages, children aged 7 and below are not allowed. Infants are not allowed inside. Each show can set its own age rules.
• Food and drinks, including water, are not allowed inside The Theatre.
• Doors open 30 minutes before the show. Latecomers are let in at a suitable point in the performance.
• Taking photos, texting and phone calls are not allowed during the show.
• The Theatre is non-smoking, and electronic cigarettes are also not allowed inside.
• Arrive at least 30 minutes early. Doors open 30 minutes before curtain, and latecomers wait for a suitable point in the show to be seated.
• Eat and drink before you go in, because no food or water is allowed inside. The Theatre Café and The Theatre Bar serve refreshments before and after the show.
• Keep your TicketWorld ticket: until 20 December 2026, theatre ticket holders get 20% off à la carte food at Finestra, Yakumi, Red Lantern, Waterside, House of Zhou, Pool Bar & Grill and BRB, on show day or within 30 days. Show your ticket at the outlet. Several outlets also have pre-show set menus. Book through SevenRooms first where the outlet has a booking link.
• Check the show's own age rule before buying tickets for children. Cirque Alice and The Play That Goes Wrong do not allow children under 4 and say everyone, including children, needs a ticket. Home Alone in Concert is for ages 6 and up.
• If you need wheelchair or other accessible seating, tell the ticket seller when you buy. The venue offers special seating and access for persons with disability, plus accessible toilets.
• Dress smart casual. Shorts, slippers and sportswear can get you turned away at the door.