Sichuan Opera Troupe Tickets

4.7/5

China – Chengdu

Sichuan Opera Troupe

Sichuan Opera Troupe is a premier venue representing Sichuan opera art in China. Known for traditional Sichuan opera, face-changing (bian lian), fire-spitting, and local folk performances, it stands as a beloved cultural landmark in Chengdu and across China. It’s perfect for families, couples, and travelers passionate about traditional theater and performing arts.

Opening Hours & Visitor Information

  • Opening hours: Daily 7:00 PM–9:00 PM. Actual showtimes may vary depending on the season, programming, or special events. We recommend checking the official website for the latest updates before your visit.

  • Recommended duration: Plan for about 2–3 hours, including early admission, enjoying the full show, and experiencing a tea break.

  • Best time to visit: Weekdays in spring or autumn (April–June and September–November) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds, ensuring a more comfortable experience.

  • Other tips:

    • Reserve tickets online in advance to guarantee entry.

    • Bring valid ID and your booking confirmation (e-ticket) for entry.

    • Some performances offer optional teahouse seating; we suggest checking and booking ahead.

Ticket Types & Prices

Ticket C - Fu Rong Guo Cui Sichuan Opera with Face-changing

  • CNY 80
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  • CNY 77
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Ticket B - Fu Rong Guo Cui Sichuan Opera with Face-changing

  • CNY 130
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  • CNY 126
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Ticket A - Fu Rong Guo Cui Sichuan Opera with Face-changing

  • CNY 180
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  • CNY 175
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Visitor Reviews Summary

Visitors highly praise the Sichuan Opera Troupe, with over 93% giving top ratings. Guests especially highlight the stunning face-changing acts, authentic singing, and immersive traditional atmosphere. Many consider it a must-visit for understanding Sichuan’s cultural charm. Note that during holidays or for popular shows, tickets sell out fast — plan and book early.

Related Guides & Recommended Tours

Want an easier way to plan your Sichuan Opera visit? We’ve prepared a detailed guide with a seating map, program highlights, and tips for enjoying the show. We also recommend combining it with a one-day Chengdu old town tour, including Wide and Narrow Alleys and Jinli Ancient Street, for a full Bashu cultural experience.

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FAQ

Q: Can I buy tickets at the door on the day of the show?
A: Generally yes, but during holidays and for popular shows, tickets may sell out early. We recommend booking via the official website or authorized platforms in advance.

Q: Can I bring food and drinks inside?
A: The theater offers tea service; outside food and beverages are typically not allowed.

Q: Are there English or other language translations during performances?
A: Some shows provide Chinese-English introductions or subtitles. However, performances are in Chinese, and visual acts like face-changing and fire-spitting are easy for international visitors to enjoy without language barriers.

Q: Is it suitable for children?
A: Absolutely! With fast-paced, colorful acts like face-changing and acrobatics, it’s a great choice for families.

Q: Do I need formal attire?
A: No, smart casual wear is perfectly fine.