Ghost in Uncasville | Tickets 2026
Prepare for an unforgettable night as Ghost takes the stage at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT on January 28, 2026. Experience the electrifying atmosphere as they perform fan favorites like “Square Hammer” and “Dance Macabre.” Don’t miss out—grab your Ghost tour tickets now!
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Ghost concert in Uncasville?
The Ghost “Skeletour World Tour 2026” concert in Uncasville is scheduled for January 28, 2026 at Mohegan Sun Arena, located inside the Mohegan Sun complex in Uncasville, Connecticut. The show time is 8:00 PM, so planning to arrive at the resort well in advance lets you park, walk through the casino to the arena entrance, and clear security without rushing.
What time do doors open and how long will the show last?
Mohegan Sun Arena lists Ghost’s Uncasville show for 8:00 PM, and arena doors for concerts typically open around 60–90 minutes before start time, so you can expect doors to open roughly between 6:30 and 7:00 PM. A full Ghost headlining set usually runs about 90 minutes to two hours depending on the setlist and encores, so you will likely be in the arena until about 9:30–10:30 PM.
Is the Ghost Uncasville show all ages, and what is the child ticket policy?
Mohegan Sun Arena states that a valid ticket is required for all guests, with children under 24 months allowed to sit on a guardian’s lap without a ticket, while children 24 months and older must have their own ticket. Guests 12 and under must be accompanied by a legal guardian, and teens 13–15 are strongly recommended to attend with a guardian, though guests 16 and older may attend shows alone unless a specific event lists a stricter age restriction on its ticketing page.
What is Mohegan Sun Arena like as a venue?
Mohegan Sun Arena is a 10,000-seat indoor venue inside the Mohegan Sun resort, known for hosting major concerts, sports, and special events with good acoustics and sightlines from most sections. Because it is attached to a large casino and entertainment complex, you will find numerous dining options, bars, and shops around the arena, making it easy to turn the Ghost concert into a full evening out.
How is seating arranged for Ghost at Mohegan Sun Arena?
The event page notes that Ghost’s show uses a standing general admission pit on the floor directly in front of the stage, with no chairs in that pit area, plus reserved seating in the rest of the arena. Fans who prefer a fixed seat can choose from lower and upper bowl sections around the floor; lower-level side sections offer an intense view close to the action, while upper-level seats are more budget-friendly and show off the full stage production.
How can I get cheap tickets for Ghost at Mohegan Sun Arena?
To find cheaper tickets, compare prices between the primary ticket platform and several reputable resale marketplaces, because each one may offer different sections, price ranges, and service fees for the same date. Focus on upper-bowl or rear-lower-bowl seats rather than the pit or the closest lower sections, use “show prices including fees” options where available, and monitor listings as the show approaches, as some resellers reduce 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 for similar seats on at least two or three sites, since a slightly higher base price on one platform can end up cheaper once you include all service charges. You can also save by skipping VIP or platinum upgrades you do not truly need, choosing slightly off-center or a few rows back from the stage, buying early enough to avoid steep last-minute surges, and prioritizing marketplaces that show transparent, all-in pricing and value indicators.
What is the bag policy for the Ghost concert at Mohegan Sun Arena?
Mohegan Sun Arena’s clear bag policy allows only clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags no larger than 12 x 6 x 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutch bags not larger than about 4 x 6 inches; all bags are subject to inspection at security. Non-clear backpacks, large purses, camera bags, duffels, coolers, and similar items are not permitted, so bringing only essentials in a compliant clear bag or small clutch—or coming bag-free—will help you move quickly through the metal detectors.
What are the parking options for Ghost at Mohegan Sun?
Mohegan Sun offers more than 13,000 free on-site parking spaces in several garages and open lots around the resort, including Riverview, Indian Summer, and Winter garages, all within walking distance of the arena entrances. Reserved and upgraded parking is also available for an extra fee, which can be secured in advance, but many guests simply follow the garage signage on arrival and then walk indoors through the casino to the arena.
How can I get to Mohegan Sun Arena and navigate the resort with kids or younger fans?
Families with minors can enter through designated non-gaming routes highlighted in the parking garages and on resort signage, since children are not allowed on the casino gaming floor but can pass through supervised walkways to the arena. Once inside, following the overhead arena signs and allowing extra time for walking, bathroom stops, and security checks will make the experience smoother, especially on a busy Ghost show night.
What special show policies apply to this Ghost date?
The Mohegan Sun event page specifies that the Ghost concert is a NO PHONE show, meaning phones will be placed into Yondr pouches for the duration of the performance and cannot be used for photos, video, or messaging inside the arena. There is also a six-ticket limit per order for this event, so if you are organizing a larger group you may need to split purchases, and everyone in your party should be prepared for enhanced security screening due to the no-phone and clear-bag rules.