How do I purchase tickets for The Forum Bath?
Tickets for The Forum Bath can be purchased by selecting the exact dated product in the official ticket channel.
Whether you are attending a comedy show, concert, or orchestral performance, we have compiled the key information to help you prepare for your visit to The Forum Bath. If you have specific queries regarding your booking, accessibility, or venue policies, we recommend checking the latest details via official sources.

Tickets for The Forum Bath can be purchased by selecting the exact dated product in the official ticket channel.
Admission for The Forum Bath is sold per dated performance, and prices and concessions vary by listing with no universal amount assigned.
Free entry is not available at The Forum Bath, as admission is paid and sold per dated performance.
The opening hours of The Forum Bath are from 10:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday.
There are no listed special opening hours or closures available for The Forum Bath.
The Forum Bath is closed on weekends, covering both Saturday and Sunday.
The Forum Bath closes at 17:00 from Monday to Friday.
Visiting hours are from 10:00 until 17:00 on weekdays, specifically Monday through Friday.
A lift is available in reception for wheelchair users to reach the Lower Foyer and Stalls, and a second lift provides access to the Upper Foyer and Ballroom bars. The Circle and Balcony are only accessible via a staircase due to the 1930s heritage of the building.
Event bars are available to visitors, though opening times can be shorter than the venue admission hours or tied specifically to performances and events.
Yes, an auditorium hearing loop is available with coverage in Stalls rows C through Q, seats 13 to 24.
Wheelchair accessible seating availability is limited because parts of the heritage-listed building remain inaccessible. Phone booking is required to match seats to visitor needs.
The Forum Bath does not have dedicated spaces, but the public SouthGate car park is located opposite the venue.
Public transport is available within 50 meters, including the Ambury stop and Bath Bus Station located 130 meters away.
Door sales are available from one hour before a show, subject to availability.
If you lose an item during a show, you can visit the Bath Box Office during opening hours from 10:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday, or call 01225 443 114. Lost items are stored for up to 2 months, but the venue cannot post items back to owners.
The venue does not offer booster seats, so visitors are welcome to bring their own. However, complimentary ear protection and earplugs are provided at the bars and around the production desk for anyone who needs them.
Space to store pushchairs, prams, and buggies is available during children's shows, but capacity is limited. Visitors are advised to avoid bringing large pushchairs or to bring foldable ones to help ensure a smooth entrance and exit.
A cloakroom is located at the entrance of the venue where coats can be checked in for a small fee. Large coats, large or golfing umbrellas, and other prohibited items must be checked in here and are left at the owner's risk.
The venue may check bags to ensure the safety of everyone. The maximum allowed size for bags is A4, and prohibited items include large umbrellas, suitcases, external food except for medical reasons, and alcohol.
There is no strict dress code for attending a show, but shirts or tops must be kept on at all times. High-vis clothing is discouraged for safety reasons, and entry may be refused or visitors may be asked to change if wearing clothing with offensive or profane graphics.
The general age guidance for the venue is 14+ with parental discretion, and under-16s must be accompanied by a 16+ ticket holder. For some shows, children under 12 months can enter for free as babes in arms if they can be comfortably held for the duration of the show.
Guests are asked to refrain from bringing food or beverages into the venue except for medical reasons. However, visitors are permitted to bring one sealed plastic water bottle of up to 500ml.
You can send local ticket and access enquiries to The Forum Bath using the email address [email protected].
The Forum Bath provides two phone numbers depending on your needs. For Primary Ticketline sales, you can call 0161 8321111. For the Bath Box Office and access tickets, the phone number is 01225 463362.
For Bath Box Office and access tickets at The Forum Bath, you can call 01225 463362 or send an email to [email protected].
The nearest mapped cycle parking is about 30 metres away at Somerset Street with four uncovered spaces. Visitors should use a proper lock and not assume the stand is monitored.
Ambury stop on Ambury is about 50 metres away and served by bus 174. Bath Bus Station on Dorchester Street is approximately 130 metres away, and Bath Spa railway station is about 260 metres away in a straight line.
Southgate Car Park Entrance is the nearest mapped public car park, located about 100 metres from the visitor point and marked as paid. Central Bath is inside the Clean Air Zone, so visitors should check vehicle charges before entering.
The best approach is to choose the performance, film or concert first, then arrive 20 to 30 minutes before the published start time to allow for ticket collection, access checks and seating.
Reservations are recommended and timed entry is in use, as admission is sold per dated performance with prices and concessions varying by listing.
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