DEAR AUDIENCE!

Dear audience, dear visitors to the Landestheater Linz!

The Landestheater Linz will remove all performances and events in front of audiences, initially for the period up to Sunday, December 20, 2020, from the program.
The Landestheater Linz will remove all performances and events in front of audiences, initially for the period up to Sunday, December 20, 2020, from the program.

In this context, we would like to inform you as follows: 

REPLACEMENT DATES 
In principle, we try to offer you an alternative date for all performances that are cancelled, whether by subscription or as a visitor* to a single performance. This requires precise planning, and we will contact you personally as soon as possible to find out in detail when your new performance date will be. 
If you are unable to attend on the alternative date, you are welcome to switch to other dates or receive a credit note or refund. If no alternative date can be arranged, you will receive a voucher for the amount already paid or a refund of the same. However, we ask for your patience - it will take until the end of November at least to be able to give you concrete information about your performance. 
Reservations for performances between 3 November and 20 December 2020 for which payment has not yet been made will be automatically cancelled and will expire without substitution. 
The following applies to all tickets purchased from tour operators or ticket platforms (e.g. Eurotours, Rail Tours, various bus companies, Ö-Ticket): Please contact the tour operator or platform directly to find out the corresponding return modalities. Refunds will be handled directly by the respective sales point where you bought your tickets. 
For the time being, ticket sales for performances from 21 December 2020 onwards will continue without restrictions. 
We thank you for your understanding in this temporary exceptional situation.
Yours Landestheater Linz
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