Ghost in Anaheim | Tickets 2026
Feel the electrifying energy at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA, on February 21, 2026, as Ghost unleashes their theatrical performance style! With haunting melodies and powerful hits like “Square Hammer,” this concert promises an unforgettable night. Don’t miss out—grab your Ghost tour tickets now!
Ghost Anaheim Tickets
| Date | City | Price | Tickets |
| Saturday Feb 21, 2026 09:00 PM |
Anaheim, California | from $69.60 | Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Ghost concert in Anaheim?
The Ghost “Skeletour World Tour 2026” concert in Anaheim is scheduled for Saturday, February 21, 2026 at the Honda Center, located at 2695 E Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA. The show time is 9:00 PM, so planning to arrive in the Platinum Triangle area by early evening gives you time to park, pass security, grab merch or snacks, and be in your seat before Ghost take the stage.
Is the Ghost Anaheim show all ages, and what is the child ticket policy?
Honda Center’s policies say that children two years of age and older must have their own ticket to be admitted, while infants under two may sit on an adult’s lap if they do not occupy a seat. All guests must carry a valid ticket at all times and may be asked to show it by staff, and children attending in suites or club areas follow the same ticket rules as the rest of the arena.
What is Honda Center like as a venue for a Ghost concert?
Honda Center is a large, enclosed arena and home of the Anaheim Ducks, with capacity of around 17,000–18,000 for hockey and similar or higher numbers for concerts. The arena has lower and upper bowls, club level, and suites, plus modern sound and lighting, so it delivers a loud, high-energy environment that suits Ghost’s theatrical rock production.
How is seating arranged for Ghost at Honda Center?
For concerts like Ghost, Honda Center typically uses an end-stage layout with floor seating or a pit in front of the stage and reserved lower- and upper-bowl sections wrapping around much of the arena. Lower-bowl side sections near the stage offer the most intense, up-close experience, while upper-level sections such as 408–415 and 430–437 upstairs are often mentioned as good value spots with strong views at more affordable prices.
How can I get cheap tickets for Ghost at Honda Center?
To find cheaper tickets, compare prices on the main ticket outlet and several reputable resale marketplaces, as each can show different starting prices, sections, and service fees for the same concert. Look toward upper-bowl or higher-row plaza sections instead of the floor or premium club and suite areas, use “show prices including fees” and Deal Score style tools where available, and keep checking in the weeks before the show because some resellers lower prices if tickets are not selling quickly.
What strategies help avoid overpaying and high ticket fees?
A practical strategy is to always compare the final checkout total—including all taxes and service charges—for similar seats across at least two or three platforms rather than choosing based only on the base price. You can also save by skipping VIP or platinum upgrades you do not truly need, choosing slightly off-center or a few rows back rather than the very front, buying early enough to avoid steep last-minute surges, and prioritizing marketplaces that offer transparent, all-in pricing and a buyer guarantee.
What is the bag policy for the Ghost concert at Honda Center?
Honda Center enforces a very strict limited-bag policy: most events follow a “no bag” approach where only very small bags are permitted, typically clutches up to about 4.5 x 6.5 inches or similar, and backpacks of any size are not allowed. Clear bags may be allowed at some events but must not exceed roughly 12 x 12 x 6 inches, medical and diaper bags are limited to about 12 x 12 x 12 inches and are thoroughly inspected, and there is no on-site bag check, so arriving with only a tiny compliant bag—or none at all—is the safest option.
What are the parking options for Ghost at Honda Center?
General parking in Honda Center–operated lots and garages is included with all event tickets, meaning most guests will not pay separately for standard on-site parking on show night. Lots usually open several hours before events, and while spaces close to the entrances fill first, there are multiple surface lots and structured options around the arena, so arriving early or carpooling helps secure a convenient spot and reduces exit congestion.
How can I get to Honda Center and avoid traffic headaches?
Honda Center is located near major freeways (I-5, 57, and 22) and is reachable by car, rideshare, and regional rail, with the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) a short walk away for Metrolink and Amtrak riders. Many fans park once at ARTIC or nearby lots and walk over, or use rideshare drop-offs on surrounding streets rather than directly at the box office entrance, which helps avoid bottlenecks right before and after the show.
What security rules and arena policies should I know about?
Honda Center requires all guests to pass security screening, and its building policies prohibit weapons, outside food and drink, large signs, laser pointers, and other disruptive or dangerous items, with violators subject to ejection. Guests must remain only in their ticketed sections, alcohol is sold only to guests 21+ with valid photo ID, and anyone whose behavior interferes with others’ enjoyment may be removed, so arriving with your mobile tickets ready, minimal belongings, and a plan to drink responsibly keeps the night smooth and enjoyable.
How can I stay comfortable and enjoy the Ghost concert to the fullest?
Honda Center is fully indoor and climate-controlled, but a packed rock show can feel warm, so dressing in layers and wearing comfortable shoes for walking and standing will help you stay comfortable. Ghost’s concerts are loud and high-energy, so ear protection is a smart idea—especially for kids—and planning restroom and snack breaks before and after the main set will help you avoid long lines and missing favorite songs once the lights go down.