Entertainment Kelowna British Columbia

Kelowna gains second Price Is Right Live date as demand outstrips seats

After strong demand for the first show, organisers have added a second Price Is Right Live performance at Kelowna Community Theatre on Sept. 28, with tickets on sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. PST. Kelowna is the only B.C. Interior stop on the 2025 Canadian tour.

Kelowna gains second Price Is Right Live date as demand outstrips seats
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High local demand has prompted organisers of The Price Is Right Live to add a second Kelowna performance to their 2025 Canadian tour. The additional show will be staged at the Kelowna Community Theatre on Sept. 28, following an earlier date already scheduled for Sept. 29.

When and where

Tickets for the added date go on sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. PST, organisers say. The event announcement notes Kelowna is the only community in the B.C. Interior included among the Canadian stops.

Event Date Venue
Price Is Right Live (original) Sept. 29, 2025 Kelowna Community Theatre
Price Is Right Live (added) Sept. 28, 2025 Kelowna Community Theatre

What audiences can expect

Organisers describe the touring production as a stage version of the long-running television game show that will feature a celebrity host, new games and expanded prize opportunities. Randomly selected contestants will be able to compete for prizes that organisers list as including appliances, dream vacations, consumer electronics and a vehicle. Audience members can also win prizes.

  • Added Kelowna date: Sept. 28, 2025
  • Original Kelowna date: Sept. 29, 2025
  • Venue: Kelowna Community Theatre
  • Tickets on sale: Tomorrow, 10 a.m. PST

The Price Is Right Live has toured North America for more than two decades. According to organisers, the production has given away in excess of $15 million in cash and prizes over its history.

Local impact and context

Adding a second performance underlines the strength of demand for mid-size touring attractions in Kelowna and underscores the role of the Kelowna Community Theatre as a venue capable of drawing regional audiences. For residents, the extra show offers another opportunity to attend without travelling to larger Lower Mainland venues; for local businesses, two sell-out nights can translate into extra patronage for restaurants, bars and hotels.

Prospective attendees should be aware that the extra date followed a rapid sellout of the initial performance, and tickets typically move quickly when made available online at the announced sale time. The organiser's release does not yet disclose the identity of the celebrity host or specific game changes slated for the Canadian tour.

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