Symphony Park at SouthPark
Gates open at 4 p.m.
All concerts begin at 8:15; preludes at 7 p.m.
Admission: $10 for adults; children 18 and under are free;
Season pass is $25 for all five concerts
Sunday, June 12 - "A Strauss Serenade," Christopher Warren-Green, conducting - Program Repertoire
Saturday, June 18 - "Overtures Under the Stars," Jacomo Rafael Bairos, conducting - Program Repertoire
Sunday, June 19 - "Musical Travels," Albert-George Schram, conducting - Program Repertoire
Sunday, June 26 - "Big Band Bash," Albert-George Schram, conducting - Program Repertoire
Sunday, July 3 - "Celebrate America," Albert-George Schram, conducting - Program Repertoire
Other Summer Pops Concerts:
All concerts begin at 8:15 p.m.
June 10 at Stumptown Park in Matthews, "Carnivals and Fantasies," Jacomo Rafael Bairos, conducting
- Program Repertoire
June 11 at Bailey Road Park in Cornelius, "Carnivals and Fantasies," Jacomo Rafael Bairos, conducting
- Program Repertoire
June 17 at EnergyExplorium in Lake Norman, "Musical Travels," Albert-George Schram, conducting
- Program Repertoire
July 1 at Belle Johnston Park in Pineville, "Celebrate America," Albert-George Schram, conducting
- Program Repertoire
July 2 at Village Park in Kannapolis, "Celebrate America," Albert-George Schram, conducting
- Program Repertoire
CSO Summer Pops FAQs:
Q. What time do the gates at Symphony Park open, when will I be able to gain entry into the park, and what time will you begin selling tickets on Sunday?
A. Symphony Park will open at 4 p.m. on days that the Charlotte Symphony is performing and tickets will go on sale at 3 p.m.
Q. What is the address of Symphony Park?
A. 4400 Sharon Road Charlotte, NC 28211, behind the mall.
Q. Where can I buy tickets?
A. You can buy tickets online at CarolinaTix.org until 4 p.m. up to noon on Sunday of the concert, over the phone at 704.972.2000, or at Symphony Park at 3 locations. The largest ticketing tent will be located at the top of the hill across from Dick’s Sporting Goods; there will be two smaller tents near the Double Tree Hotel and Barclay Downs.
Q. How can I pay for the tickets at Symphony Park?
A. We will accept both cash and credit at all three tents at Symphony Park.
Q. Will you be selling Summer Pops Passes ($25 for all five concerts) at Symphony Park?
A. Yes. You may purchase the Summer Pops Pass at Symphony Park. Please be ready to give your mailing address, phone number and email so we can send you tickets for the remaining concerts.
Q. Will I have to pay for my child?
A. No. Children age 18 and under will be admitted free of charge. You do need to secure a blue wristband for your child, either when you purchase adult tickets or at the gate when you enter.
Q. If I purchased tickets in advance and received them in the mail, how do I enter the park?
A. If you received your tickets in the mail and do not need to purchase any additional tickets, you may walk up to one of the four entrances, give your tickets to a staff member and receive a blue wristband for entrance into the park.
Q. If I purchased tickets in advance and did not receive tickets in the mail, or if I lost my tickets, how do I enter the park?
A. There will be a separate line at each tent for WILL CALL where we will have a list of advance purchases. Be ready to show your ID to receive wristbands and entrance into the park.
Q. Can one member of my group purchase all the adult tickets?
A. Yes. Just make sure all members of your group have the appropriate wristbands on before entering the park.
Q. Once I purchase a ticket and enter the gates, will I be able to leave the gated area?
A. Yes. We will be issuing wristbands at the ticketing tents and the gates. You must be wearing a wristband to enter the park.
Q. Will volunteers still be asking me to donate to the Symphony if I’ve already paid?
A. No. We will discontinue that practice.
Q. What is the policy regarding inclement weather and ticket refunds?
A. If the weather is severe, and the concert is cancelled due to the inclement weather, guests holding a ticket will be issued a “rain check” for $10 toward a future Symphony concert. If the Symphony is able to perform half the program, “rain checks” will not be issued.
Q. Will I be able to reserve a seat or place a blanket in the park earlier in the day?
A. Guests may enter Symphony Park and select an available location on the lawn at 4 p.m. on the day of the concert.
Q. Can I still bring food and beverage into the park?
A. Yes. Food and beverage are permitted at the concerts.
Q. Are pets permitted in the park?
A. No. For the safety and comfort of others, pets are not permitted at the concerts.
Q. Is smoking permitted in the park?
A. Smoking is permitted outside of the fence surrounding the park.
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