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Your guide to fall tickets, sports, shows

Central Ticket Office fall offerings

As fall programming ramps up across campus and Southern California, the UCLA Central Ticket Office (CTO) is offering UCLA employees a wide range of ways to enjoy upcoming events, performances and regional attractions. As the university’s central hub for ticketing services, CTO manages sales, customer support and event access for athletics, performing arts and special events — along with discounted admission to popular destinations throughout the region.

Fall sports on campus

UCLA Athletics returns with a full slate of home competitions, giving Bruins plenty of chances to show their spirit and enjoy live collegiate sports. 

Whether you’re looking for a quick after‑work outing or a weekend tradition, fall sports offer high‑energy competition in iconic UCLA venues. 

Performing arts at The Nimoy

Less than a mile from campus, the UCLA Nimoy Theater in Westwood Village continues its fall season with innovative artists and thought‑provoking performances.

Yvette Janine Jackson — Friday, Oct. 2, 8 p.m. 

This award‑winning composer and sound artist premieres new work with her Radio Opera Workshop, blending electronics, acoustic instruments, voice and imagery. Jackson’s radio operas create immersive soundscapes that move through shared histories and speculative futures. The evening includes lobby sound installations and a post‑show conversation led by Tiffany E. Barber, assistant professor of African American art at UCLA.

Akram Khan Company: Thikra: Night of Remembering — Saturday, Oct. 10, 8 p.m. 

Tradition and contemporary movement converge in this exploration of remembrance across cultures. Imagined as an annual gathering, a tribe of women comes together for one night to awaken the spirit of those who came before them. Through ceremony and shared memory, they transcend time and reflect on the echoes of a colonized past.

 Victoria Marks: A Deer Walks into a Dance — Friday, Oct. 16 – Saturday, Oct. 17, 8 p.m. 

Award‑winning choreographer Victoria Marks examines connection in a divided world. Using movement, text and the deconstruction of a joke, performers shift through multiple identities, propelled by a live drummer’s urgent pulse. Predator and prey meet, mirror one another and find unexpected recognition.

Discounted tickets to Disney and more

A day at Disney is a little more affordable with the return of CTO’s discounted admission to “the happiest place on Earth.” Employees can also take advantage of reduced‑price tickets to several popular Southern California destinations, including:

  • SeaWorld
  • Sesame Place
  • San Diego Zoo
  • Universal Studios Hollywood
  • Newport Beach Whale Watching
  • Local movie theaters

These discounts make it easier for employees to explore regional attractions at a reduced cost — one of the many perks of working at UCLA

How to purchase tickets

Tickets are available online through the CTO website or in person at the ticket windows at 325 Westwood Plaza (ground level, across from Pauley Pavilion), Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

CTO team members can also be reached:

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