OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino

At Fallsview Casino Resort · Niagara Falls · Niagara

The OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino is a 5,000-seat theatre at Murray Street and Fallsview Boulevard in Niagara Falls, reached from the resort by an indoor walkway. It’s the larger of the two rooms for Fallsview casino concerts and shows. Tickets go through Ticketmaster, doors open an hour before showtime, and all ages are welcome. We don’t list show dates, so check the resort’s calendar or Ticketmaster for who’s playing.

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Resort address: 6380 Fallsview Blvd, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 7X5
Resort phone: 1-888-325-5788
Seats: 5,000
Where: Corner of Murray St. and Fallsview Blvd
Levels: Four, numbered 100 to 400
Doors: One hour before showtime
Age: All ages; adult needed at 12 and under
Tickets: Ticketmaster only
Ticket limit: 8 per customer

OLG Stage seating chart, in words

The seats rise in four curved levels facing the stage. The resort publishes two charts, one for reserved shows and one for general admission, so check which one your show uses before you buy.

Level 100, Lower Orchestra: Sections 1 to 8, closest to the stage. Sections 1, 2 and 3 are the front block, with 4 and 8 on the outer sides and 5, 6 and 7 behind.
Level 200, Upper Orchestra: Sections 9 to 13, in an arc behind the Lower Orchestra.
Level 300, Balcony: Sections 14 to 20, with Section 17 in the centre.
Level 400, Balcony: Sections 21 to 27 at the top of the room, with Section 24 in the centre.
General admission shows: Sections 1, 2 and 3 disappear, and a General Admission Floor takes their place in front of the stage. Levels 200 to 400 don’t change.
Distance: No seat is more than 150 feet from the stage.
Rows without stairs: If you use a walker or cane and can’t manage steps, the resort suggests any seat in these rows: Sections 4 to 8, Row J; Sections 9 to 13, Row S; Sections 14 and 20, Row E; Sections 15 to 19, Row G; Sections 21 and 27, Row E; Sections 22, 24 and 26, Row G.

Tickets for concerts at the OLG Stage

Who sells them: Ticketmaster is the only authorized seller. Tickets bought from anyone else can’t be refunded, exchanged or changed by the venue.
Seats: You pick your seat when you buy, and everyone needs a ticket, whatever their age.
Limit: Eight per customer, combined across orders, though artists can change this. Ticketmaster may cancel orders over the limit, including duplicates with the same billing address or card.
Mobile entry: Tickets are delivered digitally and scanned from your phone. The resort suggests adding them to a mobile wallet before you arrive, in case the signal is poor.
Screenshots: Not accepted. The barcode refreshes every 15 seconds.
Passing tickets on: Ticket Transfer sends them to another Ticketmaster account, and the original barcode then stops working.
Box office pick-up: Matinee only: from 10am. Evening only: from noon. Matinee and evening on the same day: from 10am for the matinee and 3pm for the evening.
Prices: Quoted in Canadian dollars.

Show day: doors, bags and phones

Doors: One hour before showtime.
Late arrivals: Shows start on time. If you’re late, ushers hold you back until a suitable break in the performance.
Re-entry: None. Once you leave, you can’t come back in.
Bags: Leave backpacks and large bags at home. Only small purses are allowed.
Cameras: No professional cameras with removable lenses.
Phones: Allowed, unless the artist runs a phone-free show. In that case your phone goes in a secured pouch that stays with you, and you’ll be told well ahead of time.
Food and drink: No outside food or drink. Bars and concessions vary by show and don’t take cash: MasterCard, American Express, Visa and debit only.
Smoking: Not inside. Stepping out to a designated smoking area means you can’t return to the show.

Age rules at the theatre

All-ages venue: Children 12 and under must come with an adult.
Gaming floor: Still 19+, even on show nights.
Barred guests: Anyone prohibited from Ontario gaming sites can’t enter the property, shows included.

Accessible seats and services

The rows without stairs are listed under the seating chart above.

Buying accessible seats: Through Ticketmaster: turn on “Show Accessible Seating” under Filters, or call 1-855-682-6736, subject to what’s left.
How many: Up to two per order: one for the guest who needs the seat and one for a support person or companion.
General Admission Floor: Accessible viewing areas exist on the floor. Buy a standard ticket and staff will direct you on arrival.
Access 2 card: Not accepted here. Support persons need a ticket at the standard price.
Service animals: Welcome, and you’ll need an accessible seating ticket.
Hearing devices: Assistive listening devices can be signed out at OLG Stage Will Call, subject to availability.
Walkers and mobility aids: Staff tag them and store them during the show, and you can ask for yours at any time.
If your needs change: Call 1-888-325-5788, daily 7am to 12:30am, or go to Will Call on the night.

Where to park for a show

Rates at the resort’s garage may run higher on concert dates. Easy Parking runs two public lots near the theatre, on Stanley Avenue (under 100 metres away) and Dunn Street (500 metres). Our page on parking for OLG Stage shows has their addresses, along with the garage kiosks and accessible parking, which has its own entrance.

Getting to the theatre

Coming from Casino Niagara? It’s about a 20-minute walk from Fallsview.

Walking in: From the resort, take the indoor walkway through the Galleria.
Across the street: The theatre stands across from the main resort building, in the Fallsview tourist district.
From Casino Niagara: A show ticket gets you on the shuttle, which runs on OLG Stage show days.

Concerts and shows at the OLG Stage

Fallsview’s two theatres are the places for casino shows in Niagara Falls, since Casino Niagara’s site lists no stage of its own.

What plays here: Rock and pop, country, comedy and full-scale productions.
Billboard ranking: Billboard’s 2025 year-end rankings, covering October 2024 to September 2025, put it first in Canada among venues with 2,501 to 5,000 capacity and in the top 10 worldwide.

Avalon Theatre, the resort’s second stage

The resort’s smaller room runs on similar rules for doors, bags, phones and re-entry, with a few differences. Ticket limits are lower, and accessible seats are booked by phone.

Seats: 1,559, and none is more than 100 feet from the stage.
Where: In the Galleria, across from Ponte Vecchio.
Ticket limit: Six per customer. Artists can change this.
Box office pick-up: From noon, or from 3pm for the evening show when there’s also a matinee.
Sold-out shows: From noon on the day, an attendant at the theatre takes names for a wait list. You must sign up in person and come back 45 minutes before showtime.
Age: All ages, though specific shows can be 19+.
Accessible seats: Booked by phone on 1-888-325-5788, not through Ticketmaster. They’re on the Mezzanine, Sections MR4, ML4, MR5 and ML5.
Rows without stairs: Sections ML1 to ML5 and MR1 to MR5, Row 5 or 6; Sections BL1 to BL5 and BR1 to BR4, Row 5.

Other big casino stages in Ontario

Rooms of the same size include the Casino Rama Entertainment Centre, north of Toronto, and The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor. Rama’s shows default to 19+, while the OLG Stage and The Colosseum default to all ages.

OLG Stage questions

Who’s playing at the OLG Stage?

We don’t keep a calendar. The resort’s events page and Ticketmaster list upcoming shows.

Is the OLG Stage inside the casino?

No. It’s a separate theatre across from the main resort building, linked to it by an indoor walkway through the Galleria.

Can I bring a bag?

A small purse only. Backpacks and large bags stay at home.

Can I use a screenshot of my ticket?

No. Tickets are scanned from your phone, and the barcode keeps changing.

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Updated November 3, 2026 · CasinoOntario.org editorial team · Hours, prices and rules change, so confirm with the venue before you travel. Report a correction.