The Orpheum has a number of really iconic qualities that make any concert there stand out. First, the restored interior is gorgeous with vaulted ceilings, incredible crystal chandeliers, plush classic opera house-style seating, and a breathtaking proscenium around the lush, antique wooden stage. As if that wasn’t enough, the acoustics of the Orpheum are some of the best anywhere. This means there’s no such thing as a bad seat in the entire house, from the orchestra pit to the balcony and beyond. Oh, did we mention the balcony? Yup, this place is like stepping back in time. Even better, you get to keep your WiFi access. What’s not to like?

Orpheum Theatre is located in the heart of downtown Vancouver, Canada.

As a musical theatre, Orpheum Theatre events include concerts, and of course, the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. In addition to the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, the modern Orpheum hosts lots of different events. These have included Itzhak Perlman, Shin Lin, Angel Olsen, Dead Can Dance, National Geographic Live, Ben Harper… the list goes on and on.

As this is a performance theater no team plays here.

There is no official parking for the Orpheum Theatre. However, there are many parking lots nearby, in general, the further away the lot, the cheaper it will be. There are also metered parking options available on the roads near and around the theatre. But, be aware of the two-hour parking limit, as you will be ticketed or towed. Free parking is available to ticketholders at the Bell Performing Arts Centre and Centennial Theatre, nearby.

Orpheum Theatre events can host up to 2,780 spectators.

Orpheum Theatre is owned by the City of Vancouver.

Fans itching for a chance to ditch the car, finally can when attending Orpheum Theatre events. The theatre is easily accessible by bus, you can catch the 010 or 014 for example, and is only a short walk from Skytrain’s Canada Line. So, no matter where you’re coming from, there’s an option for you.