1 October 2023
Doors: 16:00 | Show: 17:00
The Harlem Globetrotters will present their new basketball show, as never seen before. This year, their world tour will stop at the Vaudoise arena in Lausanne, on Sunday October 1st.
Your favorite stars promise a fiery atmosphere at the Vaudoise arena with an aerial basketball show, punctuated by their legendary clownish antics. From alley-oop to slam dunk, they are the precursors of a basketball show that enthralls young and old alike. Far from the stress of the competition and the NBA, the most famous traveling ambassadors of the sport will take off again on Sunday, October 1 for their only date in Switzerland. The 360° configuration of the Vaudoise arena will allow to admire even better their spectacular game.
This year again, the Harlem Globetrotters team invites spectators to confront them, thanks to their Magic Pass. This ticket allows access to the hall one hour before the opening, the time to step on the floor, score a few baskets or simply get your ball signed. This Magic Pass – Harlem Globetrotters package is sold only through our official box office. (Attention, not to be confused with the well known Swiss lift pass).
Magic Pass timetable
Doors open: 3:30 pm
Start time: 16:00-16:30
Infos de l’événement
Locker
A locker is available next to entrance C of the Vaudoise arena. Please note that this locker closes at the end of the concert/show.
PMR
The Vaudoise arena is accessible for people with reduced mobility. Find out more about this by clicking here.
ACCÈS
Train
The Vaudoise arena is perfectly served, several times an hour, by the Prilly-Malley SBB station (timetable).
Underground
The Vaudoise arena can be reached in a few minutes from the M1 Prilly Malley metro stop.
Bus
The Vaudoise arena is perfectly served, several times an hour, by different bus stops (timetables).
Car
No parking is available on the Vaudoise Arena site during events. We encourage spectators to use public transport.
The UNIL, EPFL and PR Vennes parking lots are available, and connected to the Vaudoise arena by the M1 and M2 metro.
