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Yes, we have reserved wheelchair spaces with a good view for you at the Ronacher and Raimund Theater. Please book them ideally up to one week before the performance so that we can prepare your stay with us. We will also try to accommodate requests at short notice up to the day of the performance itself.

For official reasons, persons in wheelchairs are only permitted to occupy the designated seats in the stalls.

Are there any reductions?

Wheelchair spaces cost 10 EUR
The accompanying person receives 50% discount on the ticket price of the selected category.

Where can you book? 

In person at all WT ticket offices:

Barrier-free box office MuseumsQuartier | Halle E
Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna
Monday to Saturday 10 am - 6 pm
Sundays and public holidays on performance days 2 - 6 p.m.

Ronacher
There is a bell for you at the Ronacher. You will find it at a separate entrance, to the left of the main entrance.
Box office:
Monday to Saturday 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Sundays and public holidays on performance days 2:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Raimund Theater 
There is a bell for you in the Raimund Theater. You will find this by a separate entrance, to the left of the main entrance.
Box office:
Monday to Saturday 14:00 - 18:00
Sundays and public holidays on performance days 2:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Wien Ticket Pavilion at the State Opera
Barrier-free box office
Monday to Saturday 10:00 - 19:00
Closed on Sundays and public holidays

By telephone:
Wien Ticket Call Center 
 +43/1/58885-111

On site at the theatre:

Here the audience service will welcome you and personally accompany you to your seats. Our staff will provide you with more detailed information about the infrastructure of the theatre. All our wheelchair spaces are located in different categories in the stalls with good visibility.

Parking:

Raimund Theater: parking in Mittelgasse (at the barrier-free entrance)
Parking in the MuseumsQuartier: For more information click HERE.

In principle, any seat can be booked. To reach the seat, the rollator can be taken into the auditorium, after which it must be handed in at the cloakroom. It is recommended to book a barrier-free corner seat (stalls) in the immediate vicinity of the exit.

In principle, any seat can be booked. Crutches or similar aids may be taken into the auditorium. Aids may be taken into the auditorium and stowed in the immediate vicinity, e.g. under the seat. It is recommended to book a barrier-free corner seat (stalls) in the immediate vicinity of the exit.

Mobile medical aids (e.g.: oxygen equipment in a backpack) may be taken into the auditorium. Stationary medical aids are not permitted for safety reasons. A power supply in the auditorium is not possible. We ask for your understanding.

RONACHER & RAIMUND THEATER

We would also like to enable people with hearing aids to participate in our musical productions without interference. Therefore, our auditorium is equipped with an inductive hearing system.

This transmits the stage sound directly to our visitors' hearing aids and effectively suppresses background noise, such as background noise and reverberation. All information reaches the listener's ear completely undistorted.

How does it work?

An induction loop enables wireless, interference-free reception of audio signals. The induction loop can be thought of as a wire loop that is placed around the predefined seating area. The useful signal is transmitted directly into the hearing instrument by means of a magnetic field.

Simple activation of the telecoil in your own hearing aid or CI speech processor

In order to receive this signal, it is necessary to set your system to the appropriate reception mode: to use an inductive hearing system, the hearing aid is switched to T or M/T.

Please note that reception is only possible in the predefined seating area:

RONACHER

ROCK ME AMADEUS - THE FALCO MUSICAL

Center stalls, rows 18 to 24

RAIMUND THEATER

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA

Center stalls, rows 3, 4, 6 to 11

Yes, guide dogs and partner dogs with ID may be taken into the auditorium with a leash and muzzle. The prerequisite for this is the reservation of a barrier-free corner seat (stalls) in the immediate vicinity of the exit. To reserve an appropriate seat, please contact one of the three VBW box offices (MusikTheater an der Wien, Raimund Theater, Ronacher), the Wien-Ticket Pavillon or call Wien-Ticket on 01 58885-111. It is pointed out that it is at the visitor's own discretion to decide and judge whether it is possible for the dog to attend the performance without any adverse health effects (volume, lighting effects, etc.) and without disturbing the stage show and the audience (in particular by staying quietly in the square, etc.). For the sake of good order, it is pointed out that in this context any liability on the part of VBW is fully and expressly excluded.