Chamber Music New Zealand

Fees for Primary Tickets: The following fees apply to primary tickets sold on behalf of the event organiser: An Infrastructure Charge of up to 1.95% applies to tickets purchased online or via our contact centre only as a fee for providing our contact centre and ticketing platform. This will be added to the price of tickets displayed on our event page. A Handling Fee of $8.65 per transaction applies. A delivery fee may apply depending on the mode of delivery selected. A $2.15 Booking Fee per ticket applies if purchasing tickets from an outlet or the venue Box Office. Fees for Resale Tickets: Resale Tickets, sold by fans and verified by Ticketmaster, may be available for this event. A Resale Seller Fee of no more than 5% of the resale ticket price and a handling Fee of $8.00 per transaction apply to purchases of Resale Tickets.

Pay-and-display parking is available in the immediate area surrounding the Dunedin Town Hall and several car park buildings are available in the town centre. There is no dedicated parking for the Glenroy Auditorium.

There are no designated wheelchair spaces at the Glenroy Auditorium, but wheelchair seating can be arranged on ground level. To purchase wheelchair spaces please contact the Ticketmaster Contact Centre on 09 970 9711 or visit www.ticketmaster.co.nz/help. Mobility Access to the Glenroy Auditorium is through the main entrance on Harrop Street.

Lost Property: If you lose a personal belonging at an event, please fill out the lost property form on the Dunedin Venues website (https://dunedinvenues.co.nz/lost-property/). Dunedin Venues will be in touch regarding your items. We recommend arriving at least 20 minutes before the event starts to avoid queues and to allow for sufficient time to find your seat. A selection of beverages and snacks are also offered at the Glenroy Auditorium and provide a great opportunity for guests to arrive early and enjoy a drink before the show.

Please check event listings for details that may apply to children for the event. All children under the age of 14 must be supervised by an accompanying adult as required by New Zealand Law.