Opéra de Monte-Carlo Announces August Summer Closure: Online Ticket Sales Remain Available

The Opéra de Monte-Carlo has announced its annual summer closure schedule for August 2026, while reassuring audiences that online ticket sales for the upcoming season will continue without interruption.

The prestigious cultural institution in the Principality of Monaco will be closed from August 1 through August 23, during which time its administrative offices and public reception services will be temporarily suspended.

Box Office Closed, Online Ticket Sales Continue

Visitors planning to attend future performances at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo will still be able to purchase tickets throughout the summer thanks to the official online booking platform.

The public box office will be closed from August 7 to August 31, but ticket sales will remain fully available online, allowing audiences to secure seats for the upcoming opera season at any time.

This digital service ensures uninterrupted access to ticket purchases and enables opera lovers to plan their visits well in advance.

Group Booking Services Suspended During August

The group booking service will also be temporarily suspended throughout August.

Requests submitted between August 1 and August 31 will be processed from September onward, subject to remaining seat availability at the time of review.

Groups, travel operators and organizations are therefore encouraged to take these processing times into account when planning future visits.

Planning Your Visit to the Opéra de Monte-Carlo

Although the venue will observe its traditional summer break, audiences can continue to prepare for the new season by accessing the official online ticketing service and consulting the Opéra’s official website for the latest information.

Regular operations will resume after the summer closure, welcoming visitors back for another season of world-class opera performances in Monaco.

As it begins its annual summer break, the Opéra de Monte-Carlo extends its best wishes for a wonderful summer and looks forward to welcoming audiences back for the new season in the Principality.