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Princess Theatre

Melbourne’s iconic Princess Theatre is regarded by many as Melbourne’s most spectacular landmark. Dating back as far as 1854, the theatre was purchased by Marriner Theatres in 1986 and plans were put in place for its total refurbishment and to ensure its future viability as a live theatre venue. The Princess Theatre reopened in 1989 with the musical Les Miserables followed by The Phantom of the Opera which established a new record for the longest-running show ever staged in Victoria.

Location

163 Spring Street Melbourne Victoria 3000

Phone: (03) 9299 9800

Getting here

The Princess Theatre is located on Spring Street between Bourke and Little Bourke Street.

Parkade, McIlwraith Place off Bourke Street

Open 24 Hours

932 Bays

Disabled Bays and Wheelchair Access available

Maximum Vehicle Height: 1.9 meters

DISABLED PARKING

There are two spaces on Little Bourke Street

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