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How to buy MünchenMusik tickets: box office, fees and presale

You buy tickets for MünchenMusik concerts straight from the promoter, online at muenchenmusik.de or by phone on 089 / 93 60 93; München Ticket and CTS Eventim sell them too, with fees that can differ.

The box office helps you pick exact seats on weekdays (Monday to Friday) from 9:00 to 17:00; online you book your favourite seat directly. Tickets ordered at short notice are held for you at the evening box office.

Presale and evening box office prices usually include a fee of 10 %. On top comes a system fee of €2 per ticket. Postal delivery costs €4 per order, however many tickets you order; the flat fee does not apply to print@home or to a subscription.

Online you can pay by debit card (direct debit), bank transfer (in advance), Mastercard, Visa or Apple Pay; by phone by debit card or bank transfer; at the evening box office in cash, by debit card, Mastercard or Visa. A print@home ticket needs Mastercard or Visa.

Newsletter subscribers get an exclusive presale allocation of concert tickets and are first in line for popular concerts; more than 50,000 music lovers have signed up. MünchenMusik strongly advises against booking through third-party sellers such as viagogo.

Source: MünchenMusik Kartenservice, read 7 Nov 2026

MünchenMusik subscriptions, the Concerto choice subscription and vouchers

MünchenMusik sells classical subscriptions for the 2026/27 season at the Isarphilharmonie and the Prinzregententheater; with the Concerto choice subscription you put together your own programme.

Subscriptions and cycles carry no extra fees on top of the listed prices. You book online by category, MünchenMusik picks the seats from its free allocation and posts you the subscription cards; by phone you choose the seats together.

With the Concerto choice subscription you save at least 15 % on the entry price including the presale fee for 5 concerts (Concertino), at least 20 % for 8 concerts (Concerto) and at least 25 % for 10 concerts (Concerto grosso). Exhibition projects and concerts by other promoters are excluded. Status: 7 November 2026.

Once per season you can swap one performance: announce the swap and make sure MünchenMusik has your original subscription card up to 14 days before the event. Cancelling a subscription must be done in writing; the notice period is on your invoice.

Vouchers are valid for two years from the purchase date. You order them online or by phone and redeem them in the basket with the voucher code or when booking by phone; exchange, return and cash payout are excluded.

Source: MünchenMusik FAQs, read 7 Nov 2026

Returning and exchanging tickets, and refunds if a concert is cancelled

Under its terms (AGB) MünchenMusik generally does not take back or exchange paid tickets; if MünchenMusik cancels an event you get the entry price refunded.

If an event is cancelled, the entry prices are refunded without shipping costs, postage and system fees, against the original tickets.

If MünchenMusik moves an event for an important reason, such as an artist falling ill or bad weather at an open-air concert, bought tickets stay valid; a refund is given only if the new date cannot reasonably be expected of you. If an announced soloist drops out, the promoter may provide an artistically suitable replacement or adjust the programme.

You may pass on or sell tickets, but not above the price you paid. Concert tickets are not personalised and are therefore transferable, including print@home tickets that carry the buyer's name. Report a lost ticket through the contact form before the event.

Source: MünchenMusik AGB, read 7 Nov 2026

Before the concert: evening box office, discounts, the Brunnenhof and public transport

Discounted tickets for pupils and students are sold only at the day or evening box office, which usually opens one hour before the start; they cannot be booked in advance.

Discounted tickets are available depending on availability, with proof, up to age 28 while you are in education; family performances marked separately are excluded. Groups of 20 or more contact MünchenMusik by phone or through the contact form.

Wheelchair spaces and tickets for people with a B-marked disability card cannot be booked on the website, only by phone on 089 / 93 60 93. If a companion is shown to be needed (mark B), the companion gets a 100 % discount.

At the Summer Proms in the Brunnenhof of the Residenz, a concert with a fallback venue can move to the Herkulessaal when it rains; without a fallback it takes place in the Brunnenhof in any weather, with free rain ponchos. The announcement and your ticket say whether there is a fallback.

For all concerts from 1 January 2027, use of the MVV (Munich public transport) is no longer included in the entry price; this covers all subscription concerts of the 2026/27 season at the Isarphilharmonie. Until 31 December 2026 an exception applies only to special concerts where the included MVV use is stated on the ticket.

Source: MünchenMusik FAQs, read 7 Nov 2026

What does MünchenMusik organise, and who is behind it?

MünchenMusik is a Munich classical promoter with subscription series, single concerts and its own productions; by its own account about 300 events a year.

The programme ranges from orchestral concerts, piano and song to ballet and showtime, film, and music with literature. Concerts take place in Munich's concert halls and palaces, including the Isarphilharmonie (Gasteig HP8), the Prinzregententheater, the Herkulessaal, the Cuvilliés-Theater and the Brunnenhof.

It also stages its own productions in demand across Germany. Since 1999 its artist agency has placed soloists, ensembles and orchestras for projects and tours.

The company trades as MünchenMusik GmbH & Co. KG (Munich local court, HRA 72128); its general partner is MünchenMusik Holding GmbH. The MünchenMusik Gruppe includes MünchenEvent, Alegria Konzert, Alegria Exhibition, StuttgartKonzert, NürnbergMusik, the Konzertdirektion Hans Adler in Berlin and the Münchner Konzertdirektion Hörtnagel.

Source: MünchenMusik Profil, read 7 Nov 2026

In Munich since 1984: the history of MünchenMusik

Andreas Schessl, a horn player with a degree in business administration, began in 1984 with a first concert series at Schloss Blutenburg; MünchenMusik grew out of it.

In the 2023/24 season the company celebrated its 40th season. The artist agency joined in 1999, branches in Nuremberg and Stuttgart followed in 2004, the subsidiary MünchenEvent GmbH for show, entertainment and world music in 2007, and since 2022 Alegria Exhibition GmbH has produced immersive exhibitions.

In autumn 2024 MünchenMusik moved into a new office building and has since appeared together with its affiliated companies as the MünchenMusik Gruppe.

Source: MünchenMusik Historie, read 7 Nov 2026

Contact MünchenMusik: phone, contact form and address

For tickets, subscriptions and questions you reach MünchenMusik on weekdays (Monday to Friday) from 9:00 to 17:00 on 089 / 93 60 93 or through the contact form on its website.

In the contact form you pick your topic, for example ordering tickets, a question about a print@home ticket or subscription, lost tickets, newsletter and KonzertNews, or a change of address.

The company address is Stuntzstr. 16, 81677 Munich; it does not receive walk-in customers. Customers get the KonzertNews magazine free by post three times a year.

Source: MünchenMusik Kontakt, read 7 Nov 2026