The Lion King

The Lion King tickets for Thursday, March 11, 2027 at Centennial Hall in Tucson, Arizona start from $132.00 on StubHub, the lowest price when we checked on October 18, 2026.

When
Thursday, March 11, 2027 · 2:00 pm
Venue
Centennial Hall, Tucson, Arizona

Cheapest ticket price history

Cheapest ticket now: $132.00. About the same as on Jul 20 ($132.00).

Lowest $131.84 on Jul 22 · Highest $132.94 on Jul 30 · 53 price checks since Jul 20. Dashed: days without price checks.

Getting there

Around Centennial Hall:

  • University Boulevard & Tyndall Avenue station (streetcar) · 850 ft · about 5 min walk
  • 2nd Street & Olive Road station (streetcar) · 900 ft · about 5 min walk
  • 2nd Street & Highland Avenue station (streetcar) · 0.3 mi · about 9 min walk
  • 7 bus stops within 0.3 miles
  • 266 public parking lots and garages within 0.6 miles
  • Hotels nearby: Graduate by Hilton Tucson (900 ft), Tucson Marriott University Park (0.2 mi)

Straight-line distances from the venue. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Good to know

Are The Lion King tickets sold out?
No, resale tickets are listed on StubHub and viagogo from $132.00.
Will The Lion King ticket prices drop?
Nobody can know for sure, since resale prices follow demand. In our tracking, the cheapest ticket has stayed around $132.00 since Oct 1. The event is 144 days away; prices for popular events often rise close to the date, while ones with many unsold seats tend to fall.
Is Centennial Hall indoors?
Yes. Centennial Hall is an indoor venue, so the weather only matters for getting there and back.
How do I get to Centennial Hall by public transit?
The closest stop is University Boulevard & Tyndall Avenue station (streetcar), 850 ft away, about 5 min walk. Also nearby: 2nd Street & Olive Road station (streetcar), 900 ft away; 2nd Street & Highland Avenue station (streetcar), 0.3 mi away. There are 7 bus stops within 0.3 miles.
Is there parking near Centennial Hall?
Yes. OpenStreetMap shows 266 public parking lots and garages within 0.6 miles. Event-day prices are usually higher, and many lots can be booked ahead.