Denver is a world-class city, when it comes to the arts and so much more. And, fortunately, the city makes the theater affordable for all. Among the Denver Center for Performing Arts’ discount programs, the most popular is its DCPAccess — with tickets just $15 each (before fees). The much-loved program provides access to its shows — even the occasional Broadway production — at up to 75% off.
For more than 30 years, taxpayers have supported the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD), which enables the DCPA to offer award-winning theatre and inspiring educational programs. As part of the partnership, each organization offers free or discounted tickets to the public for select performances.
PRICE INCREASE: The Denver Center for the Performing Arts has just increased the DCPAccess tickets from $10 to $15. In addition, the service fee has increased from $1.50 to $2.25. Tickets will now be as little as $17.25. (Previously, it was $11.50.)
How does DCPAccess work?
Tickets for Denver Center Theatre Company shows are just $15 each — with an additional $2.25 service fee per ticket. Limit four tickets per show. (All sales are final. No refunds.)
If a DCPAccess ticket is available for a show date, the option to purchase will show as “DCPAccess.”
The discounted tickets can only be purchased online at DCPA — click here.
You can also check show dates here for when $15 tickets are available.
A special announcement will be made, when discounted tickets are available (up to 75% off) for one of the touring Broadway shows. If you want to be in-the-know first, sign up for DCPA’s e-mail alerts — click here.
Here’s what’s on the DCPAccess schedule:
Tickets go on sale Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at noon.
The discounted tickets can only be purchased online at DCPA.
What shows are included?
NOTE: Ticket price includes all taxes and fees.
Little Shop of Horrors — SOLD OUT
The Hot Wing King — SOLD OUT
Life of Pi — SOLD OUT
NARUTO: The Symphonic Experience — SOLD OUT
The Wiz — SOLD OUT
The Addams Family — SOLD OUT
Gutenberg! The Musical — SOLD OUT
Purchase tickets here.
While it’s still a bargain, it’s too bad they went up so much. I remember when they gave away free tickets instead of just discounted ones.
I’m bummed.
it’s still hard to buy for a family of four even with the discount.
I’m surprised the discounted tickets have always been as cheap as they are to begin with. A 50% increase on a $10 ticket IS STILL ONLY $15!!!
The prices on everything have gone up because it costs more money to do anything. The idea is to fill empty seats, but still, we aren’t paying big money to begin. If it was more than that, I’d still gladly pay it.
As a senior on a fixed income, I’m very interested in discount tickets especially to concerts, musicals, and plays.