Getting ready fora show at the Vilar Performing Arts Center.
A 530-seat theater under the ice rink in Beaver Creek Village, with family shows through the winter. The Vilar doesn't list sensory-friendly shows, and it doesn't allow bags, so plan ahead for what your kid needs.
Know before you go. The Vilar doesn't list sensory-friendly shows. Here's what its own policies say about the theater, the doors and what you can bring.
Hours
Box office daily 11 am to 5 pm, or until showtime on performance evenings. Main doors open 1 hour before each show; theater doors 30 minutes before.
68 Avondale Lane, Beaver Creek 81620 (in Beaver Creek Village, beneath the outdoor ice rink)
“Our 530-seat theatre” has “a curved horseshoe seating layout.”
“The VPAC's main front doors will open 1 hour prior to showtime. Theater doors will open 30 minutes prior to showtime.” “latecomers will be seated at the discretion of VPAC management.”
“NO BAGS will be permitted in the building with the exception of a small clutch purse no larger than 5” x 8”.” All outside food and beverages are prohibited; “You may bring your own empty water bottle.”
“The VPAC is fully ADA accessible. ADA Accessible seats are available in each section (Orchestra, Parterre & Balcony). Please contact the box office for additional information or to make a special request.”
“Noise-making devices” are on the prohibited list.
Headphones, fidgets and a comfort snack usually ride in a bag, and bags aren't allowed. Call the box office first and ask what they'll allow for your kid.
There's a water bottle filler at the lower lobby fountain.
