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Salt Lake County Arts & Culture Partners with UTA for 'Ticket-as-Fare' Program Starting August 1, 2026

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Salt Lake County Arts & Culture Partners with UTA for 'Ticket-as-Fare' Program Starting August 1, 2026
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SALT LAKE COUNTY, UT – Salt Lake County Arts & Culture, ArtTix, and UTA are partnering to make a night out at the theater seamless from start to finish. Beginning August 1, 2026, your ArtTix event ticket serves as your admission to the show and as a transit pass for all UTA

Salt Lake County Arts & Culture Partners with UTA for 'Ticket-as-Fare' Program Starting August 1, 2026

SALT LAKE COUNTY, UT – Salt Lake County Arts & Culture, ArtTix, and UTA are partnering to make a night out at the theater seamless from start to finish. Beginning August 1, 2026, your ArtTix event ticket serves as your admission to the show and as a transit pass for all UTA buses or trains on the day of your show.

Visitors to Abravanel Hall, Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre, George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater, Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center, or the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center can skip traffic and parking hassles by taking public transit directly to the theater.

"We want everyone who visits Salt Lake County's world-class arts venues to have a great experience from the moment they leave home until the final curtain," said Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson. "Our partnership with UTA makes it easier to get to performances by eliminating the stress and expense of downtown parking, so people can focus on enjoying the experience."

"Public transit is about connecting people to the places and experiences that enrich their lives — strong transit systems and thriving arts communities go hand in hand. We are proud to partner with Salt Lake County Arts & Culture to help more people access these incredible venues,” said UTA Executive Director Jay Fox. “This partnership demonstrates how working together can create a better experience for patrons while connecting more people to the cultural destinations that make our region special.”

To ride, simply show your same-day ArtTix digital or paper ticket to any bus driver or train host. Ticket-as-Fare is valid on any TRAX or FrontRunner train, buses, UTA On Demand, and the S-Line streetcar. Plan your trip on the UTA website.

ArtTix is a service of Salt Lake County Arts & Culture and is the official ticket seller for events at Abravanel Hall, Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre, George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater, Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center, and the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center. Find out more at saltlakecountyarts.org.

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About Salt Lake County Arts & Culture and ArtTix

ArtTix is a service of Salt Lake County Arts & Culture and is the Authorized Ticket Seller for events at Maurice Abravanel Hall, Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre, George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Theater, Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center, and the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center. Tickets are sold online, by phone, and in person.

Arts & Culture is a team of dedicated professionals with a passion to support and expand the County's arts and cultural community. We are committed to fostering deep community connections through shared arts and cultural experiences, and we support this mission with our Spaces, Places, Services, and Programs, and the Zoo, Arts & Parks granting program.

About Utah Transit Authority

Established in 1970, the Utah Transit Authority is a multimodal public transportation agency that serves six counties along the Wasatch Front and provides tens of millions of passenger rides each year. UTA's fleet is ADA accessible and offers fixed-route bus, bus rapid transit, streetcar, light rail, commuter rail, express, ski, paratransit, vanpool, and innovative mobility services.

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