Seattle Symphony: How To Train Your Dragon in Concert at Benaroya Hall

Enjoy an EPIC evening on Saturday, July 11th, 2026, when the Seattle Symphony presents How to Train Your Dragon in Concert to Benaroya Hall in Seattle, Washington. You'll enjoy the breathtaking DreamWorks feature projected on a giant screen while the talented Seattle Symphony executes John Powell's Oscar-nominated soundtrack live beneath it. 

Seattle Symphony

The Seattle Symphony serves as one of the Pacific Northwest's premier orchestras and you'll recognize their Grammy award winning talent throughout this show. Based in Benaroya Hall home since 1998, the orchestra performs over 100 concerts annually, highlighting everything from traditional collection to current film scores. For this event, you'll hear them perform John Powell's masterful score for the 2010 DreamWorks film.

Constantine Kitsopoulos

Directing the Seattle Symphony for this performance is Constantine Kitsopoulos, a normal guest conductor celebrated for his specialization with film-in-LIVE music experiences. You'll appreciate his deep experience with How to Train Your Dragon, as he's guided this same concert with multiple orchestras across the United States. His talent to align the musical music with the on-screen action guarantees you'll feel seamless storytelling. 

Benaroya Hall Information

Found at 200 University Street in the heart of Seattle, Washington, Benaroya Hall gives you an refined concert setting with superior surround sound. The auditorium features a maximum capacity of 2,479 in the S. Mark Taper Foundation Auditorium, with seating divided between orchestra, mezzanine and balcony sections. Seats that lets you to settle in during the performance and mobility-friendly seating is provided for those who need it. For extra inquiries, you can contact the Ticket Office at (206) 215-4747 or the general line at (206) 215-4700.

Parking Information

Finding parking for your visit is convenient, as Benaroya Hall includes an onsite underground garage with entrance on Second Avenue, just south of Union Street. The lot allows vehicles with a clearance of 6'8" and you'll locate paid parking spaces along with accessible spaces available on a first-come, first-served arrangement. You can also utilize plenty of street parking and local parking lots throughout the downtown Seattle district to kick off your night smoothly.

Ticket Information

Admission for Seattle Symphony: How to Train Your Dragon in Concert are currently from at $107, providing you admission to this unique event. Be sure not to hesitate, as tickets for high-demand film concerts like this tend to sell out rapidly. You can grab your tickets easily through two dependable sources: online via the proven marketplace Ticket Squeeze, or in person from the box office. Press the "buy tickets" link now to secure your place for this magical evening, as tickets won't last long for such a popular movie matched by live orchestral accompaniment.