Are children allowed to Melbourne Recital Centre?

Children are generally welcome at Melbourne Recital Centre, though arrangements may vary depending on the event. Further information will be available later in 2008 at www.melbournerecital.com.au

Where to get ticket for An Evening with Vika & Linda? Ticket information:

Don’t miss your chance to witness An Evening with Vika & Linda in Southbank. Tickets to An Evening with Vika & Linda are available now and can be purchased through TicketMaster. There are various ticket options to suit your preferences for an enhanced experience.

Tickets important note:

Approximate Running Times: Doors – 7:30pm Start – 8:00pm Finish – 9:50pm Offsale times: From 4:00pm the day prior – this performance will no longer be available through Ticketmaster and will need to be purchased directly from the Melbourne Recital Centre, subject to availability. Vika & Linda are the most loved vocal duo of their generation – admired and respected by fans and fellow artists, they’ve been singing together their entire lives. It all began in a church and from church to the charts Vika & Linda have enjoyed a remarkable musical journey. After three classic albums with the Black Sorrows, Vika & Linda have released seven studio albums, two live albums and a chart-topping anthology. They have sung on number one albums by Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers and John Farnham, done gigs for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and the King of Tonga, and been nominated for four ARIA Awards.

Ticket limit:

There is a maximum of 4 tickets per customer for the general onsale.

Where An Evening with Vika & Linda taking place? Venue Information:

An Evening with Vika & Linda event will be held at Melbourne Recital Centre, Southbank.
Directions: Get to Melbourne Recital Centre, Southbank.

Venue important note:

Accessible Bookings: Please contact MRC Box Office on (03) 9699 3333 during business hours.

What parking choices are available near the Melbourne Recital Centre?

Patrons can choose from a variety of conveniently located car parks when attending events at Melbourne Recital Centre. • The Arts Centre Car Park (enter from Sturt Street), 150 metres north along Sturt Street • The Australian Ballet Centre Car Park (enter from Kavanagh Street) – 150 metres north along Sturt Street, then left into Kavanagh Street. • Plus a number of smaller car parks along Sturt Street. Disabled access parking is available at all major car parks in the vicinity, including the Arts Centre Car Park and the Australian Ballet Centre Car Park. Further information on parking and planning your visit to Melbourne Recital Centre can be found at: http://www.melbournerecital.com.au/experience/

Is there seating available for individuals with accessibility needs in Melbourne Recital Centre?

There is wheelchair accessible seating available in both Salon and the Elisabeth Murdoch Hall. Box Office can assist people with selecting seats that best meet your individual needs. There are accessible toilets located on all levels of the Centre. Key service signs in the venue are also presented in Braille. Assistive Listening Devices are available on request. Please notify the Box Office when purchasing your tickets. Companion Card is a program administered by the Department of Planning and Community Development on behalf of the Victorian Government. Melbourne Recital Centre accepts the Companion Card for all events at the Centre. Companion Card holders are eligible to receive a complimentary ticket for their carer. To book your seats using the Companion card, please contact the Box Office. Further information about the Companion Card program is available at the website www.vic.companioncard.org.au