We’re so happy to welcome you to the playhouse! Here are some tips to make sure your visit is enjoyable!
We don’t have a dress code. Some patrons arrive dressed casually and comfortably while others dress up.
Bring a sweater — the auditorium is kept cool for actors and equipment.
Arrive 30 minutes early to park and visit concessions before taking your seat.
Life happens, but please try to arrive on time. We don’t want you to miss a moment!
Latecomers will be asked to remain in the lobby until an appropriate break in the action.
In some cases, you may be seated in an alternate location inside the theater.
Use the lot between the theatre and Halifax River. You may also use any unmarked space at Bayshore Condominiums.
Arrive early for Sunday matinees — they often sell out.
Snacks and drinks (including wine and beer) are available at concessions. Cash and cards accepted. You may bring items into the auditorium.
Please turn off devices. Texting is not allowed. We’ll remind you before the show begins.
No photography, video, or audio recording is allowed during the show. You may take photos in the lobby before or after the performance.
Ushers will offer you a playbill and help you find your seat at the doors to the auditorium.
There is a lift between our lobbies. Special Needs seating (contact the Box Office) and assisted listening devices are available.
The State of Florida has reminded us that under state and federal law we risk losing our license to sell alcohol if we do not ensure only trained service dogs as defined by law are allowed on our premises.
Contact the Box Office before you arrive.
During your visit, speak with the House Manager or any usher for assistance.
Thanks for visiting Daytona Playhouse — enjoy the show!
