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Victoria Theatre - Dayton Tickets

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Dayton | Historic Performing Arts Venue Seating, Pa

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About Victoria Theatre - Dayton

The Victoria Theatre in Dayton is a historic proscenium-style performing arts center that comes alive during events. Open for performances only, this venue offers a classic atmosphere with seating that includes great seats in the orchestra and great seats in the balcony. The venue is part of Dayton Live’s performing arts complex and has a storied past, having hosted legendary figures and productions since its opening as the Turner Opera House in 1866. Use this page to learn about seating, parking, getting there, and nearby hotel and dining options to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.

Whether you’re catching a touring show, a local performance, or a special event, secure your seats with a trusted partner. We provide reliable info for planning, from seating charts at Dayton Live to practical details like on-site parking at the venue and transit options. And if you need a place to stay or a good meal nearby, our affiliate hotel and restaurant picks help you maximize your downtown Dayton experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 138 North Main Street, Dayton, OH 45402.
  • Capacity: 1,154 seats (635 in the orchestra, 519 in the balcony).
  • Venue type: Historic proscenium-style performing arts center; open during events only.
  • Seating chart: Available on the Victoria Theatre page of Dayton Live.
  • Parking: The Arts Garage (107 North Ludlow Street) offers on-site parking with 1,167 spaces (including 22 accessible); event parking around $10.
  • Transit: Downtown Dayton is served by Greater Dayton RTA bus routes (e.g., routes 18 and 19).
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Ardent Dayton Downtown (Hilton Tapestry Collection) within ~0.1 miles; Marriott at the University of Dayton about 1.6 miles away.
  • Notable history/events: Opened as Turner Opera House in 1866; hosted performers like Houdini and Sarah Bernhardt; celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2016; part of Dayton Live’s performing arts complex.