The concert was cancelled and we were never notified. Therefore we spent money to travel to and from a location for no reason. I also had spend time, effort and money to contact the organizers only to find out the concert was cancelled. I would recommend scheduling a concert at the Vienna Concert House and NOT this organization.

On Sunday afternoon at the beginning of May 2026 we met Adrian, the ticket seller and employee of the Vienna Royal Orchestra in the city center and are very glad that we responded to his offer of a "last minute ticket" for the evening concert at Haus der Industrie! At a reduced price we sat in the second row and enjoyed a wonderful concert with concertmaster Michal Hudak, soprano Anna Ryan and parts of the Vienna Royal Orchestra. An unforgettable evening, classical music in one of the most classical places in the world, and at the end Adrian even gave us a CD with a concert recording of the orchestra! We will definitely come back at the next opportunity...

Beware of the ticket touts in red coats selling tickets to the Wiener Royal Orchester. We bought some and found that the concert was at the Alberto Hall a tram ride away and not the venue we had expected. There was only 1 ladies loo and a really long queue. They made everyone pay to leave their coats (we managed to take ours in and avoided a long queue at the end). The concert was good but it wasn't what we had been led to believe we were seeing and the seating plan we were shown was completely different. Advice is only buy from the actual venue.

The concert was very impressive. However, it was very difficult to exchange the voucher for tickets: The address mentioned for the exchange of Tripadvisor Beethovenplatz 1 proved to be incorrect. After a long search we found the office for the exchange in a side alley. The search took us about 3 hours!