Roman Amphitheatre in Kom El-Deka Skip-the-Line Tickets

Visit the Roman Amphitheatre in Kom El-Deka with skip-the-line entry and flexible ticketed access.

Getting started

Use your ticket to head straight to the entrance during opening hours and follow the signs into the site. With skip-the-line entry, you move past the regular ticket queues and proceed directly inside after any mandatory checks. Keep hold of your ticket at all times as you begin exploring the amphitheatre area at your own pace.

Roman Amphitheatre in Kom El-Deka

What to expect

Your visit centers on the Ancient Roman Theatre at Kom El-Deka, a key archaeological landmark in Alexandria. Explore the preserved tiers and central performance space while moving around the accessible areas of the site.

Features

• Entry to the Ancient Roman Theatre is included with your ticket, giving you access to view the structure from different vantage points and appreciate how the semi-circular seating focuses on the central stage.

• Skip-the-line entry lets you avoid the main ticketing queue and use a dedicated access flow so you can enter the site more quickly and spend more time inside the amphitheatre area.

• Free entry for children under 6 years applies at this site, making it easier for families with young children to visit together without additional ticket costs.

• Free entry for Egyptians with special needs, with wheelchair accessible entry, ensures that eligible visitors can access the Ancient Roman Theatre while benefiting from the site’s accessible pathways where provided.

• Free entry for Egyptians above 60 years is available, allowing senior Egyptian visitors to experience the amphitheatre without paying an entry fee.

• Photography with mobile phone is free of charge, so you can capture images of the seating rows, stage area and surrounding remains using your personal mobile device, as long as you do not use professional equipment.

Wrapping up

You can remain inside the Roman Amphitheatre in Kom El-Deka until the last entry cut-off within opening hours, then exit the site following the marked paths when you are ready to leave.