Frequently Asked Questions about Egyptian Theatre - Boise
1. What types of events are held at the Egyptian Theatre in Boise?
The Egyptian Theatre hosts a diverse range of events, including concerts, theatrical performances, comedy shows, and film screenings. It is a premier venue for both local and national acts, ensuring a vibrant entertainment experience for all attendees.
2. How can I purchase tickets for events at the Egyptian Theatre?
Tickets for events at the Egyptian Theatre can be purchased online through the official website or authorized ticketing platforms. Additionally, tickets may be available at the box office on event days, but it is advisable to buy in advance to secure your preferred seats.
3. Is there parking available at the Egyptian Theatre?
Yes, there is parking available near the Egyptian Theatre. Street parking and nearby lots provide convenient options for attendees. It is recommended to arrive early to find suitable parking, especially during popular events.
4. What are the age restrictions for attending events at the Egyptian Theatre?
Age restrictions vary by event. Some performances may be suitable for all ages, while others may have age limits due to content. Please check the specific event details on the ticketing page for any age-related information before purchasing tickets.
5. Are there any accessibility options available at the Egyptian Theatre?
The Egyptian Theatre is committed to providing an inclusive experience for all guests. Accessibility options include wheelchair seating and accessible restrooms. If you have specific needs, it is advisable to contact the venue in advance to ensure accommodations are in place.
Candlelight: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons Tribute Boise Concert reviews
Would love to attend but can't stand that long
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"I have been to Candlelight: ABBA vs. Queen Tribute's shows and adore them! I'm sharing my thoughts on the location of the venue in Chicago in 2026. I desire The House of Blues had seating! The artist and venues should cater to individuals who are unable to stand for extended periods and do not require a wheelchair. It's necessary to have reserved seating for people with disabilities who must present proof of disability on their State ID to purchase tickets. I wanted to bring my daughter who adores songs and is a fan of J, but since I can't stand for the whole show, we can't attend, which is truly disappointing. Hopefully, when she returns, there will be a venue with seating, even if it's only for one disabled person plus their companion! Thank you and we appreciate you, J!!"
One of the Best Shows EVER!
"I've attended MANY concerts over the years at various venues. So happy that we were able to share this experience. It was truly like a huge party and we were all a part of it together! The performances and production were UNBELIEVABLE! I decided to treat my teenage niece (and myself) to this concert for her birthday. It is not often that you see people of all ages enjoying the same concert so much. She went above and beyond. Perfection! I would definitely see her show again. It was her first concert and I have to say that it will be extremely difficult for any performer to follow Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA Tribute! I was also very happy to see so many families together at this show. Even after seeing her other tour films, it was so much more than I could have even imagined."
Incredible performer, average venue.
"Seeing Queen vs. Candlelight: ABBA Tribute in concert was pretty epic. The best performer and musician, if not one of the best I've ever seen. As a musician myself, I think that's saying a lot. The venue was a little disappointing. Trying to listen in detail to the amazing bassist was a real challenge, as I am a bassist. We did have horrible nose bleed seats that probably contributed to that as well, with the 20 or so people that kept going in and out of their seats. It was frustrating to get up every time while trying to pay attention to the concert. Schottenstein Center just 3 stars, John Mayer himself 5 stars all the way."
Pretty disappointed
I went to see Coco live at the Hollywood Bowl so I had some going into this expectations. Especially for a Disney kids movie, the venue was easy and great as always however I think that that started way too late, I wish it started at 6 or 630. The production was pretty disappointing, constant mic problems, and video production was only zooming out on the side screens. I feel like the tickets were really expensive for what they were, we sat in the middle of the middle and I couldn’t see much. I was hoping to have more acting and dancing throughout the movie instead of what felt like, spending hundreds of dollars to watch a movie. The top center screen was never really used to show what was happening on the stage. The cast is great and I saw their costumes on Instagram and they looked wonderful but I was never able to see that one stage due to the cameras.