The Last Waltz at The Hamilton: Frequently Asked Questions
When is The Last Waltz performing at The Hamilton in Washington, DC?
The Last Waltz is scheduled for November 13 and 14, 2026, at The Hamilton, located at 600 14th St NW in downtown Washington, DC. Check your ticket details for the showtime and any event-specific updates.
What kind of concert is The Last Waltz?
This event is listed as a concerts and alternative performance. Set details can vary, so consult the event listing for the latest information about the show format and performers.
How much are The Last Waltz tickets?
Prices currently start around $40, with many tickets expected to fall within approximately $40?$150. Prices can change based on demand, availability, seating type, and the selected performance date. Check ticketswashington.org for current listings.
What seating options are available at The Hamilton?
The Hamilton Live offers general admission seated and standing areas. Seated tickets do not have assigned seat numbers, and tables vary in size. Gold Seated tickets provide reserved seats at center tables in the first or second row. Standing Room tickets offer access to bar areas, where limited stools and high-top tables are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Which seats offer the best view, and what should I know about less favorable views?
Gold Seated tickets in the center of the first and second rows offer strong sightlines. General admission guests should arrive early, particularly if attending with a group, since seats are not assigned and tables cannot be reserved. For dance-floor shows, front-row tables may be cleared, and some seated areas near the dance floor may have obstructed views.
Is there parking at The Hamilton?
The Hamilton does not have on-site parking. One Parking at 1325 G St NW is the closest garage; The Willard Garage at 1422 F St NW is also nearby, about a one-minute walk from the venue. Rates and availability vary, so consider reserving a space through a parking app in advance, especially for a weekend show.
What is the easiest way to get to The Hamilton without a car?
Metro is a convenient option: Metro Center station, served by the Red, Orange, Blue, and Silver lines, is about two blocks away. Check WMATA schedules before you travel and allow time for the station's closing hours. Rideshare drop-off is available near the venue on 14th St NW or F St NW.
What is The Hamilton's bag policy?
Bag rules can vary by event, and no specific bag-size policy is provided for this performance. Before leaving, check the venue's latest guidance and bring only essential items to help speed up entry.
When do doors open, and how long will the performance last?
The Hamilton's listed schedule for show nights is a 6:30 PM door time and an 8:00 PM music start, unless otherwise noted. The performance duration has not been confirmed, and it may vary. Check your event information closer to the date for the final schedule.
Are opening acts or age restrictions confirmed?
Opening-act details and age restrictions have not been provided for these performances. Review the event listing and The Hamilton's current venue guidance before purchasing, particularly if you are attending with a younger guest.
How can I access mobile tickets purchased through ticketswashington.org?
After your order is confirmed, follow the delivery instructions in your confirmation email to access your tickets. Keep the ticket barcode available on your phone and make sure your device is charged before arriving. If tickets are not visible, contact ticketswashington.org customer support before the event.
Are tickets purchased through ticketswashington.org legitimate?
Ticketswashington.org provides a secure marketplace for ticket purchases and backs eligible orders with its stated buyer protections. Review the listing and order terms before checkout, and use the delivery instructions in your confirmation email to verify your ticket details.
Are tickets refundable if plans change?
Refund eligibility depends on the order terms and event status. The Hamilton's venue information states that tickets are non-refundable unless a show is canceled; review the terms for your specific tickets and contact the seller if the event is canceled or rescheduled.