2023/24 Subscription and Ticket Policy

Regardless of whether cancellation or postponement is caused by public health officials, The Granada Theatre, or the Santa Barbara Symphony, or because patrons do not feel comfortable attending concerts due to health or safety issues, The Santa Barbara Symphony provides several ticketing options for your convenience.

If you are not feeling well, The Symphony asks that you please remain at home and not attend your ticketed performance. If you do not attend due to sickness, the Santa Barbara Symphony offers subscribers and ticket holders the following options and flexibility:

• Transfer your tickets to another concert on the performance weekend, or within the current season, if allowable. (Changes must be made by 4 pm on the Thursday preceding the concert.);
• Convert your tickets to a tax-deductible donation;
  Keep your ticket purchase “in escrow” to be applied to the next season. (For subscribers only.)

If The Symphony is forced to cancel, reschedule, or reimagine a concert or concerts during the season, the Santa Barbara Symphony offers subscribers and ticket holders the following options and flexibility:

• Transfer your tickets forward to either the rescheduled date or a new concert program, if allowable;
  Convert your tickets to a tax-deductible donation;
• Keep your ticket purchase “in escrow” to be applied to the next season. (For subscribers only.)
• Submit your tickets for a refund

The Symphony is grateful to all of its subscribers, donors, and patrons for your patience, kindness, and support.