MACY GRAY
MACY GRAY AT ST JAMES THEATRE - HOW TO BOOK
Tickets for Macy Gray at the St James Theatre are available from Ticketmaster.
Online: jazzfestival.nz or ticketmaster.co.nz
Phone Ticketmaster: 0800 111 999
In person: At Ticketmaster outlets nationwide
Door sales: Tickets may be purchased at the venue one hour prior to the show – provided there are still tickets available!
Please be advised that Wellington Jazz Festival does not condone scalping and cannot guarantee the authenticity of tickets purchased on Viagogo.
BOOKING PERIODS
The Culture Club supporters: Preferential booking for Macy Gray is from Tuesday 2 June 9am until Thursday 4 June at 8:59am. Join The Culture Club here.
Public Sales: Tickets for Macy Gray will be from Thursday 4 June at 9am.
VIP Meet & Greet: A limited number of VIP Meet & Greet Packages are available. The VIP Meet & Greet package includes:
- 1 of the best seats in the house
- Personal photo with Macy Gray on your own device
- 1 personalised autograph
TICKETMASTER BOOKING FEES
Ticketmaster booking fees apply to all ticket purchases.
- Online = $5.00 per transaction
- Phone bookings = $5.00 per transaction
- Ticketmaster outlets = $2.50 per ticket
- Door sales (box office) = No charge
- Courier = $5.50 per transaction (only available within NZ)
An Infrastructure Charge of up to 1.95% for tickets purchased online or via the Ticketmaster contact centre is included in Ticketmaster prices. A Performing Arts Foundation levy of $1.50 per ticket at St James Theatre is included in Ticketmaster prices.
BOOKING INFORMATION
Booking online? Your tickets will be available in your Ticketmaster app to show on your smartphone.
Tickets didn’t arrive? If you haven’t received your tickets within 10 days of booking, please contact Ticketmaster on 0800 111 999.
SEATING
Allocated seating: The St James Theatre has allocated seating.
Premium Seating: Available for selected shows. Premium seats are the very best seats in which to see the show. Premium seats are limited and sell quickly.
A Reserve: These are the best seats in the venue (after Premium, if Premium seating applies). A Reserve seats are not sight obstructed and offer best vantage point for seeing the show.
B Reserve: These are the second-best seats in the house. B Reserve may have slight sightline obstructions but still offer a good view of the performance. (Please note: where there is no reserve lower than B Reserve, the C Reserve definition may apply.)
C Reserve: A limited number of seats are be available in this price category. These seats are not the best seats in the venue and are often at the back or to the very sides of the venue. They may have some sight or sound restrictions.
Wheelchair seating: The St James Theatre has allocated wheelchair spaces but availability is limited. Please contact Ticketmaster to book these spaces and adjoining companion seats.
Hearing loop: For customers with older model hearing aids, The St James Theatre has 40 devices that connect to hearing aids with coverage to all seats. Please ask Venues staff on arrival if you require one. Those with newer model hearing aids can connect to the Auracast app on their phones, search for the venue and connect that way.
More accessibility information can be found on our Access & Inclusion page.
Seating requests: If you have a particular seating request, we advise you to phone through your booking and discuss your requirements with a Ticketmaster customer service representative.