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Call Mirvish Box Office Direct

Trying to reach the Mirvish Box Office by phone? Learn the best times to call, the direct number, and how to skip the wait for Toronto’s hottest theatre tickets. Let’s be honest. You’ve got the babysitter booked, your friends are ready, and you finally have a night free to see Hamilton , Six , or Lion King at the Princess of Wales or Royal Alexandra Theatre.

If you’re calling for (e.g., “I never got my email tickets”), check your spam folder, then log into your Mirvish account → “My Orders” → “Resend Confirmation.” That works 90% of the time. What About the Physical Box Office? If you’re in downtown Toronto, you can skip the phone entirely. call mirvish box office

If tickets for Wicked ’s return just went live at 10:00 AM, the phone lines will be slammed. Wait until at least 11:30 AM or call on a weekday afternoon (Tuesday–Thursday, 1 PM – 4 PM). Trying to reach the Mirvish Box Office by phone

✅ (even if you’re a subscriber) ✅ The last 4 digits of the credit card used for purchase (if you’re modifying an existing order) ✅ The show title, date, and time you want (or are calling about) ✅ Your top 3 alternate dates (in case your first choice is sold out) ✅ Pen and paper (to write down your confirmation number) What Can the Box Office Do Over the Phone? A lot—but not everything. You’ve got the babysitter booked, your friends are

But the website is glitching. Or you have a specific accessibility question. Or—worst of all—you accidentally bought tickets for the wrong night.