💰 Starting at $20 per person
🗓️ Thursday, 5/2/2024
🚪 Doors Open at 6:30 PM
⏰ Show Starts at 7:30 PM
📍 Auditorium Theatre: 50 E Ida B Wells Dr, Chicago, IL, 60605
All sales final; no refunds, cancellations, or reschedules.
Seating Section
Tickets purchased for a specific section will receive the best available seats for that section. Your party will be automatically seated together if reserved, and your seat assignments will be issued after the purchase is completed.
Chicago Experiences
An Evening with Alan Ruck and Screening of Ferris Bueller's Day Off at Auditorium Theatre (up to 58% off)
Auditorium Theatre, East Ida B. Wells Drive, Chicago, IL, USA
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About the experience
Bucket Listers is excited to partner with Live Nation to offer you exclusive ticket pricing:
• Dress Circle R/L or Front Balcony R/L (up to 58% off retail pricing of $47.60)
• Orchestra or Dress Circle RC/C/LC or Front Balcony RC/C/LC (up to 58% off retail pricing of $47.60)
*Retail pricing includes ticket price and all fees
• Orchestra or Dress Circle RC/C/LC or Front Balcony RC/C/LC (up to 58% off retail pricing of $47.60)
*Retail pricing includes ticket price and all fees
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Alan Ruck
About The Event
The Auditorium Theatre presents a special showing of the John Hughes classic FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF featuring a Q&A with star Alan Ruck (Cameron Frye)!
“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”
No, it was not Confucius that said that. It was that sage of sages, Ferris Bueller, as played (unforgettably, most would argue) by Matthew Broderick. Sandwiched in between PRETTY IN PINK and SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL, screenwriter John Hughes told a different kind of high school story in FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF, which became the biggest box office hit of his directorial career, grossing just over $70 million in 1986 (that was more than the combined takes of THE BREAKFAST CLUB and WEIRD SCIENCE, his two previous films). Instead of focusing on teenage cliques or young lovers from two different worlds, Hughes instead turned his attention to something nearly everyone does at one time or another: playing hooky. And nobody played it better than Ferris.
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What to consider
What are the parking options at Auditorium Theatre?
Pay lots are available within a short walking distance surround the Auditorium Theatre. We recommend the following parking lots for our patrons: Loop Auto Parks 524 S. Wabash Avenue Grant Park South Garage 325 S. Michigan Avenue Pricing subject to change For more information visit: Parking & Directions | Auditorium Theatre
Is there accessible seating?
Various levels of accommodation are available to patrons that require assisted listening devices, signed performances, or handicapped accessible seating. For more information on accessibility, please call 312.341.2300 or visit Accessibility | Auditorium Theatre
What are the general rules of Auditorium Theatre?
Smoking of any kind, including e-cigarettes and vaporizers, is strictly prohibited inside the theatre and within 25 feet of any entrances. Please turn off ALL electronic devices that may ring, beep, vibrate, or otherwise produce a sound that may disrupt performances. The use of video, photography, or any other recording devices is strictly prohibited during performances. All sales are final--no refunds or exchanges. For more information visit Policies and Guest Services | Auditorium Theatre
Are children allowed?
All guests must have a ticket for entry, and in all instances, babies in arms are not permitted. It is the sole responsibility of the parent or guardian to research and judge the content of a performance as appropriate for their child's age and level of maturity. There is no official rating system for live performance.
