Sorry, too long ago to remember. Suggest Tourist Office, Saigon.

Yes, you can visit without a ticket.

If there is I did not see it. The theatre only hold 460 people. The upper section is a maximum of 4 rows. Honestly I’d stay down in the orchestra section. There are several steps to climb up to the entryway but I do not recall any ramps.

I would think not as they warn about photography and noise during the show

Wir haben nur die Teh Dar Show gesehen, daher kein Vergleich möglich. Die Teh Dar Show orientiert sich an typischen Alltagssituationen der einheimischen Stämme auf dem Land. Die Umsetzung ist spektakulär! Mehr möchte ich nicht verraten... Wir haben die Tickets am Abend zuvor über Handy online gebucht. Wir haben dann aber erfahren, dass die meisten Hotels einen Rabatt geben können; es lohnt sich also vor Ort im Hotel nachzufragen.

We wore what we would go out to dinner in ,not dressed up as such, but not too casual.

Dear Nottheo 1, I am representing for Lune Production company, that has A O Show, Teh Dar, The Mist Show performing at the Saigon Opera House. If you are looking for tickets to go to our shows, you can go to our website, please search Lune Production, or the name of the show (A O Show - Lune Production) (The Mist - Lune Production) (Teh Dar - Lune Production) to find our website and buy tickets online. Please note that the booking online is closed for the show happens within that day, or 24 hours. In this case, please feel free to come to the Opera House, check the availability with our staff. Thank you so much. We hope to welcome you to any of our shows.

book.aoshowsaigon Using the above website link you can check out the available shows and their availability (no. of seats).

We bought our tickets from our hotel concierge.

Hi I thought the show was worth it. Very unique to the country. We just went to one of the many travel agents that can be found in small shops on almost all streets, when you get there. They will book travel tours and shows and they have networking in Vietnam like I have never seen anywhere else. If they don't have it they will know someone who can get you tickets. They just call the ticketing agents and work it out for you. If it's possible to get tickets while you're there they will get them. All over Vietnam you will find this networking, it's very convenient when you're looking for something as you basically have access to all the shops, if one doesn't have the color you want they will have a cousin or brother down the street who will have it, or can make it for you. Also the hotel concierge is worth a try, although I think you will pay more for the tickets if the hotel arranges it. Good luck and enjoy your travel. Vietnam is fantastic.