You can search 'enfiniti academy mud' and you will find the site to buy the ticket for the musical.

b16emu, I guess you missed my point. Suppose you haven't noticed that I have also reviewed MUD here (with five full and bright stars!)? I enjoyed that an awful lot, but am just sad that it might end soon, in two, three years from now, which means before my return-visit to KL ever~ It us under THIS concern that I would love to bring that great experience home! I will watch it again, definitely top on my priority list, next time when I visit KL, as long as it is still on, with a similar ticket price!

1 hour and well worth it!

I don't remember how much we have paid for the tickets, but it was higher than the 'ticket price' because of the additional tax. No matter how much it cost us, what I can recall now is that, the price of the ticket was the best value for money, as the performance was worth way more than the admission fees we paid! I think more publicity amongst locals would be essential to bring them into the theatre, and perhaps the price for locals would be further reduced to attract more locals to watch this meaningful, well-written musical. For tourists, the price is already so low that nothing else, no other productions, in the rest of the world could compare to it, so a slight rise in the ticket price would not affect the number of tourists coming in my opinion. The major thing is MARKETING which is heavily needed to bring more crowds in!

I too struggled to understand the small crowd. Could it be due to 2 shows per day, or its running into its 10th month, or bec people know it will running for another 4 years, maybe there is poor publicity. I wonder if all hotels of varying stars have the MUD flyer/ card for publicity. Wonder if its mentioned during the hop-on-hop off bus tour of the city. and cross advertising (ie other attractions in KL shd also advertise MUD just like the theater also shd carry other attractions flyers. I doubt it has anything to do with pricing for RM60 in Euros/ USD/ GBP/ AUD etc would be very cheap for a 1 hr performance. It was sad to see an almost empty hall

Try and sit on the end of a row, make eye contact with the actors when they come down into the audience and if you look willing I'm sure you will be picked to join in!

Greetings from MUD Kuala Lumpur. Tickets are available at the Box Office or you can purchase them online. MUD Kuala Lumpur is located at Dataran Merdeka(Merdeka Square) which is not far from KL Sentral. You can also take the train(LRT Kelana Jaya line) to Masjid Jamek and walk to MUD KL which is only 5 mins away or you can take a taxi which wouldn't cost more than RM15. If you seek further clarification, do not hesitate to give us a call at +603 2602 3335. We look forward to seeing you at MUD Kuala Lumpur and we wish you safe travels to Malaysia.

You can book online.