Tickets should be purchased directly through pablocenter.org or the Pablo Center Box Office. Pablo Center is the only official ticket provider for events held at our venue, and purchasing directly ensures your tickets are valid and priced according to official box office rates.

Ticket Fees

Pablo Center receives no ongoing taxpayer funding. With a fixed operational expense (not staff salaries) of $5,000.00 each day. Pablo Center is an amazing community asset. Ticketing fees are shared with each user of the facility to help ensure this state-of-the-art building is here for generations to come and to help keep the facility in incredible functioning order for each guest we serve.

In an effort to be more transparent with our fees, we have all-inclusive pricing when you purchase your tickets directly. The price you see when you click on a ticket is the price you will pay, except for Method of Delivery Fees (if applicable).

Parking & Valet

$12 for a pre-paid, guaranteed valet spot
$15 at the door (no guarantee of valet spot)

Purchase valet in advance with your event ticket, then your name will be added to the valet list. You can add valet anytime by clicking the "Buy Tickets" button on the event you are attending, then choose the tile labeled "Valet Parking."

Valet starts one hour before a performance and is located along the East Side of Pablo Center on Graham Avenue, our valet service will park your car for you and return it after your event, allowing ease of access to Pablo Center.

We offer complimentary Valet Parking for patrons who have purchased an ADA event ticket and to those with limited mobility or with disability.*

*There are two ADA parking spaces on Eau Claire Street, adjacent to the main entrance of the building. We offer Valet Parking at the corner of Graham Ave. and Gibson St. during Pablo Center events. The main entrance of the building is directly facing Haymarket Plaza.

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