The Witcher in Concert Zagreb: Arena on 24 November at 8 pm

Zagreb joins the tour for the first time, Arena Zagreb says, on the second European run of the show this autumn (Arena Zagreb). The concert marks ten years of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt with music arranged for the stage and visuals prepared by CD PROJEKT RED, the Polish studio behind the game (The Witcher: concert).

Tickets and prices on Entrio

Tickets are sold through Entrio.hr, where sales opened on 26 February 2026 at 10:00. Entrio names Outbox d.o.o. as the promoter. Buyers choose their seat on the Arena seating plan, and VAT is included in the price. On 8 November Entrio listed all seven categories as available.

Parter is the floor in front of the stage, tribina the raised stands around it. The cheapest seats, category 4 on the stand, cost €59, or €118 for two. Parter 2 and stand category 1 cost the same €89, so the choice between them comes down to floor level or a view from above.

Start, finish and age advice

The concert starts at 8 pm, and Entrio lists 11 pm as the end (Entrio.hr). By 8 November neither the Arena nor Entrio had published a time for doors opening. The organisers say the show is best suited to people over 16. It features scenes from the game itself, including its ending (The Witcher: concert), so anyone still playing through the story will see the finale on the big screen.

Music, orchestra and guests

The arrangements are under the artistic direction of Marcin Przybyłowicz, one of the composers of The Witcher 3, the Arena says. An ensemble of 14 musicians plays the score together with Percival Schuttenbach, the Polish folk band that co-wrote some of the best known themes of the original soundtrack (Arena Zagreb). Selected tracks from the game and its expansions run alongside visuals and gameplay on screen (CD PROJEKT RED). According to CD PROJEKT RED, Przybyłowicz appears in person only at selected stops; the Arena page does not say whether Zagreb is one of them. Every stop also sells its own tour merchandise.

The tour before and after Zagreb

The second European tour opened in Dublin on 21 October and covers more than 25 cities. Before Zagreb it plays Vienna on 11 November, Zurich on 21 November and Milan on 22 November; after Zagreb it moves on to Rotterdam on 28 November (Arena Zagreb). The official tour list has no date in Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina or Serbia (The Witcher: concert). Fans from those three countries who want to see the show this autumn therefore have to travel abroad.

By tram, bus or car on a Tuesday evening

Trams 7 and 14 run to the Savski gaj-rotor stop, a 10-minute walk from the hall, the Arena says (Arena Zagreb: getting there). Line 14 comes via Trg bana Jelačića, line 7 via the bus station. Bus 234 leaves the main railway station every 25 minutes and stops at Arena Zagreb in front of the hall.

On the way back, the last tram 14 towards Mihaljevac passes Savski gaj-rotor between 23:20 and 23:45, depending on the day (ZET). If the show ends at 11 pm as listed, that leaves 20 to 45 minutes for the 10-minute walk. Drivers park east of the hall at Lidl, west in the car park and garage of the Arena Centar shopping centre, or north at Plodine. Spaces inside the Arena complex are reserved for VIP ticket holders and organisers (Arena Zagreb: parking).

Three big Arena nights in five days

The Witcher closes a busy week at the Arena. André Rieu plays on Friday 20 November at 7:30 pm, with tickets from €61 on Eventim (André Rieu at Arena Zagreb), and Sarah Brightman sings on Sunday 22 November at 7:30 pm (Sarah Brightman at Arena Zagreb). Four days after the Witcher, on 28 November, Advent in Zagreb opens, with free entry to the squares and parks (Advent in Zagreb). The full calendar, entry rules and the ticket windows are on our page on concerts at Arena Zagreb.