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Full Season Concert Pass

Jupiter Ensemble

Enjoy maximum flexibility and value with our Full Season Concert Pass—now available for all audiences.

For a one-time payment of $500, pass holders can attend ANY AND ALL of our concerts (that are not sold out). While specific seats will vary at every concert, the earlier you notify us of your concert preferences, the greater the availability.

Here's How It Works

1. Purchase your pass.
2. Reserve a ticket through our online reservation system.
3. Confirm your reservation* (we'll contact you one week prior).
4. Pick up your ticket at will-call before the concert.

You can also show your pass at the door and receive a ticket (subject to availability).

Note: Season passes are non-transferable and must be shown for verification along with a valid I.D. when picking up your ticket. Tickets are subject to availability. If a requested concert is sold-out, the pass holder will be added to the priority waiting list. Pass holders receive the best seats available at the time they reserve tickets.

*Due to limited seating, if you do not confirm your reservation, we will release your ticket so that others can enjoy the concert. Pass holders must attend all concerts they have confirmed.

Purchase Your Pass

Enjoy access to our entire season for one fixed price.

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Use Your Pass

Reserve seats for the concerts you want to hear.

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Are There Other Options?

Of course! Our Student and Young Friends Program offers season passes for members aged 40 and younger ($75) and students aged 35 and younger ($35) at special prices. Click the card of your choice below to purchase.

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$35 for full-time students 35 and younger

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PCMS Unlimited Pass

$75 for members 40 and under

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Along with our full season passes, we continue to offer traditional subscriptions and individual tickets. Not sure which option is best for you? Contact us at 215-569-8080 or boxoffice@pcmsconcerts.org.

 

This program is made possible through an Advancement Grant from The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, with support from the Barra Foundation.