2026–27 Season Subscriptions & Tickets

The Gogue Center offers a variety of ways for you to secure tickets to performances throughout the season, including full season subscriptions, series subscriptions, Create Your Own packages, single tickets and, new for this season, a GPAC+ package.

ALL TICKETS SALES ARE FINAL. This includes tickets purchased as part of a subscription package or as a single ticket.

Season Subscriptions

If you’re looking for the greatest access to performances at the best value, a full season subscription is the way to go. With a 2026–27 season subscription, you can reserve a seat to nearly every performance included within the Gogue Center’s regularly scheduled season lineup. Season subscriptions offer the highest discount on ticket prices, too—a savings of up to 20 percent off each single ticket.*

Season Subscription Pricing

Season subscriptions can be purchased at three price levels: A, B and C.

Season Subscription Package	A	B	C
Full Season (20 performances)	$1,932	$1,597	$1,348

Season subscription prices listed above include a one-time subscription fee of $75.

Season subscriptions do not include tickets to any add-on performances presented by the Gogue Center or rental performances/events presented by outside organizations.

*Season subscription prices for Broadway performances reflect a savings of 10 percent off single ticket prices for all performances.

Tickets for all 2026–27 Cabaret Series and 2026–27 Chamber Music Series performances are not included with a full season subscription. These tickets must be purchased as part of a series subscription or individually. 

Season subscriptions for the 2026–27 season are available to the general public beginning Thursday, June 25. 

Series Subscriptions

Love Broadway? Have a thing for strings? Can’t get enough dance in your life? Sounds like a series subscription might be the perfect option for you. Our series subscriptions give you access to all 2026–27 season performances within a genre-specific series. There’s additional savings with a series subscription, too! You can save up to 10 percent off single ticket prices for all Broadway and Celebrity performances and 15 percent off single ticket prices with all other series.*

The Gogue Center offers subscriptions for six genre-specific series during the 2026–27 season:

• Amphitheatre
• Broadway
• Cabaret
• Celebrity
• Chamber Music
• Dance & Movement

Series Subscription Pricing

Series subscriptions can be purchased at three price levels: A, B and C.

Series Subscription Package	A	B	C
Amphitheatre (5 performances)	$583	$506	$412
Broadway (4 performances)	$444	$359	$305
Cabaret (3 performances)	$207
Celebrity (7 performances)	$737	$629	$539
Chamber Music (4 performances)	$207
Dance & Movement (4 performances)	$287	$227	$212

Series subscription prices listed above include a one-time processing fee of $5 per ticket. Fees vary based on the number of performances included in each series. For the 2026–27 season, series subscription fees are as follows: Amphitheatre ($25); Broadway ($20); Cabaret ($15); Celebrity ($35); Chamber Music ($20); Dance & Movement ($20).

Series subscriptions do not include tickets to any add-on performances presented by the Gogue Center or rental performances/events presented by outside organizations.

*Series subscription prices for Broadway and Celebrity performances reflect a savings of 10 percent off single ticket prices for all performances.

Tickets for all 2026–27 Cabaret Series and 2026–27 Chamber Music Series performances are not included with a full season subscription. These tickets must be purchased as part of a series subscription or individually. 

Series subscriptions for the 2026–27 season are available to the general public beginning Thursday, June 25. 

Create Your Own Subscriptions

Our Create Your Own subscriptions allow you to build your very own series by reserving seats to any three or more performances included within the Gogue Center’s regularly scheduled season lineup. These packages are a great way to add extra seats to an existing season or series subscription. With a Create Your Own subscription, you can save 10 percent off single ticket prices.

Create Your Own subscriptions do not include tickets to any add-on performances presented by the Gogue Center or rental performances/events presented by outside organizations.

Create Your Own subscriptions for the 2026–27 season are available to the general public beginning Thursday, July 23. 

Single Tickets

A single ticket grants access to an individual performance presented within the Gogue Center’s regularly scheduled season lineup.

Prices vary by series and can be purchased at five location-based price levels: A, B, C and D.

(Tickets for seats zoned as price level D are reserved exclusively for Auburn University students.)

Ticket prices for add-on performances presented by the Gogue Center and rental performances/events presented by outside organizations may vary.

ALL TICKETS SALES ARE FINAL. This includes tickets purchased as part of a subscription package or as a single ticket.

Single tickets for the 2026–27 season are available to the general public beginning Thursday, August 13.

GPAC+ Subscriptions

Our new GPAC+ subscription package offers an enhanced option for enjoying the 2026–27 season—from regularly scheduled performances to special add-ons. While Cabaret and Chamber Music Series performances are not included in standard season subscription packages, they are included with GPAC+.

ALL TICKETS SALES ARE FINAL. This includes tickets purchased as part of a subscription package or as a single ticket.

Venue Seating

The Gogue Center is home to three state-of-the-art performance venues: the Walter Stanley and Virginia Katharyne Evans Woltosz Theatre, the Bill and Carol Ham Amphitheatre, and the Studio Theatre.

Walter Stanley and Virginia Katharyne Evans Woltosz Theatre

The Wotlosz Theatre is divided into two main seating levels: orchestra and balcony.

The orchestra contains several distinct seating areas, including the orchestra boxes, main orchestra and parterre. Depending on the performance, seats may also be available in the orchestra pit. Two viewing rooms—designed to accommodate patrons with sensory and special needs—are available on the orchestra level. The balcony provides seating in three areas, including the balcony boxes, mezzanine and upper balcony.

Designated ticket price levels are established throughout the theater and vary based on subscription package and seat location. You can view price levels on the seating chart when selecting seats and purchasing tickets.

CLICK HERE to view our Woltosz Theatre seating chart.

Bill and Carol Ham Amphitheatre

The Ham Amphitheatre encompasses 65,000 square feet of outdoor performance space and, at capacity, can welcome approximately 4,00 patrons. The expansive venue is perfectly suited for a range of large-scale performances, tours and festivals.

The Ham Amphitheatre’s extended/elevated stage and tiered seating configuration provide patrons throughout the venue with spectacular sightlines. Landscape enhancements—including the addition of more than 1,200 new plantings—create a park-like atmosphere for patrons and visiting artists.

Chairs are provided for reserved or subscription seating in the orchestra level. Chairs are not provided for lawn seating in the general admission areas.

Studio Theatre

The Studio Theatre is a 3,500-square-foot indoor theatre designed for performances, artist engagements, rehearsals, patron receptions and community events. The transitional venue accommodates up to 250 patrons with single-level seating.

Complementing the Gogue Center’s facade, the Studio Theatre’s south-facing elevation features a soaring, curtain-like wall of glass that provides panoramic views of the Ponder Stage and Ham Amphitheatre.

Seating for Studio Theatre events is general admission.

Clear Bag Policy

For performances presented outdoors at the Ham Amphitheatre, the Gogue Center adheres to a clear bag policy in an effort to provide patrons, artists, staff, volunteers and vendors with a safe and secure environment. Our clear bag policy follows the guidelines established by Auburn University for game days at Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Bags must be clear plastic and not exceed 12″ x 6″ x 12″.  One-gallon clear resealable plastic storage bags and small clutch purses not exceeding 6.5″ x 4.5″ are permitted.

Prohibited bags include:

Backpacks
Cases (camera, binocular, etc.)
Clear backpacks
Drawstring bags
Duffel bags
Fanny packs
Mesh or straw bags
Oversized totes
Printed pattern plastic bags
Purses (larger than 6.5″ x 4.5″)
Reusable grocery totes
Tinted plastic bags

To expedite entry, patrons are encouraged to bring as few items as needed, to leave all bags at home, or to stow them securely in their vehicle before arriving at the amphitheatre entrance.

Diaper bags and medically necessary items are permitted within the amphitheatre pending proper screening by security personnel.

All bags are subject to search.

 

Concessions

Concessions will be available for purchase before and during performances in the Woltosz Theatre, Ham Amphitheatre and Studio Theatre.  

Outside food and beverages are NOT PERMITTED within any venue.

Patrons are allowed to bring one (1) factory-sealed bottle of water per person. Patrons will be asked to discard any other outside food or beverage items before entering any venue.

 

Parking

Parking will be available to patrons in the paved Gogue Center parking lot on Woodfield Drive. Additional parking will be available in the hayfield lot located at the corner of Woodfield and South Donahue drives.

Accessible, ADA-compliant parking is available in the paved Gogue Center parking lot. A state-issued disabled license plate or placard is required.

Patrons using rideshare services (Uber, Lyft, etc.) should direct their drivers to the Gogue Center’s north entrance located at the front of the building as a drop-off/pick-up location

Valet parking service is available and may be purchased on-site for $20 per vehicle. Patrons using a valet parking voucher must present a printed voucher to the valet attendant upon arrival. Valet service charges do not include gratuity. 

Valet parking is not available for amphitheatre performances.

Pets

Pets are not permitted within the Woltosz Theatre, Ham Amphitheatre or Studio Theatre. Trained service animals or service animals in training with identifiable vests are welcome. Service animals must remain on a leash or in a harness at all times.

 

Prohibited Items

The following items are NOT PERMITTED within the Ham Amphitheatre:

Non-clear bags (see Clear Bag Policy above)
Outside food and beverages
Coolers
View-obstructing fixtures
Large folding chairs
Camping chairs
Tents
Canopies
Large umbrellas

Restrooms

For performances and events indoors at the Woltosz Theatre and Studio Theatre, patrons can access the restrooms located on both the first and second floors, on the same side of the theatre as the lower and upper concessions areas.

For performances and events outdoors at the Ham Amphitheatre, patrons can access the Gogue Center’s outdoor public restrooms located to the right of the amphitheatre stage near the staff parking lot. Additional restroom facilities provided for outdoor events can be found in multiple locations around the amphitheatre grounds.

All indoor and outdoor restrooms are accessible and ADA-compliant.

 

Seating

The Bill and Carol Ham Amphitheatre is an open-air venue. No seating areas are covered. Patrons are welcome to bring soft seat cushions, blankets. Patrons with lawn tickets may bring low-profile beach chairs. Larger folding chairs and camping chairs are not permitted. Tents, canopies, large umbrellas and other view-obstructing fixtures are prohibited.

Ticketing

Tickets for all Gogue Center performances are sent to patrons via email. Patrons who encounter issues accessing their tickets are encouraged to contact the box office at gpactickets@auburn.edu. All tickets will be scanned upon admittance into the venue.

Tickets may be purchased online through our website, via phone at 334.844.TIXS (8497), or in-person at our box office. Patrons may purchase tickets to any non-sold-out performance at our box office up until one half hour after the start of the performance.

Tickets are required for all patrons regardless of age.

ALL TICKETS SALES ARE FINAL. This includes tickets purchased as part of a subscription package or as a single ticket.

Weather

Amphitheatre performances take place rain or shine. Patrons are permitted and encouraged to bring small umbrellas, ponchos and rain jackets into the venue.

In the event of severe weather, the Gogue Center adheres to the lightning policy established by the SEC. Severe weather may cause amphitheatre performances to be delayed, paused or canceled.

Any updates regarding severe weather will be communicated to Gogue Center patrons via our website and social media channels.

 

Other Auburn University Policies

In order to maintain a safe and healthy environment for our patrons, artists, staff, volunteers and vendors, the Gogue Center adheres to the following Auburn University policies:

Dangerous Weapons and Firearms Policy
The possession or use of any dangerous or potentially dangerous weapons or instruments at any time is strictly prohibited.

Drug-Free Campus and Workplace Policy
The unlawful manufacturing, distribution, dispensation, possession, or use of illicit drugs or alcohol by students, employees and guests at any time is strictly prohibited.

Smoke-Free Campus Policy
The use of tobacco products—including cigarettes, e-cigarettes, pipes, smokeless tobacco, vaporizers, and any other smoking or “vaping” device—at any time is strictly prohibited.