A Night in Fantasia 2006 FAQ...

[Nephtis]

What are the details for ANIF06?
This thread contains the poster which contains the most important details.
The website is also up, please refer to the main ANIF06 page as well for more information.

Will there be a choir at ANIF06?
No, sorry!

What are the ticket prices and details?
Concession for 3:30 pm (Sydney) and 3:00 pm (Melbourne)
A Reserve - $50
B Reserve - $40
C Reserve - $30

Add $10 for Adults.

Concession for 7:30 pm (Sdyney) and 7:00 pm (Melbourne)
A Reserve - $60
B Reserve - $50
C Reserve - $40

Add $10 for Adults.

There are no individual seat reserves, you just get a ticket from a given section.

There is a booking fee of:
Kinokuniya - $4.95
Easytix - $2 (to be confirmed)

Tickets will go on sale on Monday the 1st of May.

What is the difference between a, b and c reserve tickets?
The tickets are sorted in seating quality. A reserve is the best, followed by b and then c. The more you pay the better seat you'll get!
Click here for the Melbourne Town Hall Seating Plan

Why do the tickets for ANIF cost more than most concerts by Eminence?
There's a couple of reasons. First the cost of the orchestra is obviously far greater than the cost of a handful of musicians that appear at other concerts. Also, we are in the Sydney and Melbourne Town Hall, which costs more than smaller venues. A Night in Fantasia is Eminence's signature concert, it's bigger, better and cooler.

Are online bookings going to be available this time?
Yes, they will be available.
For Melburnians, please go to EasyTix to buy your tickets online.
For Sydney-Siders, please go to Books Kinokuniya for your online ticket purchasing needs.