I’m not sure if there was a processing fee as I paid in AUD, however, you can purchase tickets at the venue on the evening of the performance.

My friend and I are in our late 60’s and walked back to our hotel after the concert. We felt very safe and were told my our tour director ( who is Viennese) that Vienna is a very safe city. We were only 1/3 of a mile from the church so it was a short walk and we had already explored the area so we knew were we were going. I suggest you look at a map and check the distance from your hotel to the church. I’m sure you will be fine,

Hello - it’s not formal attire but we were dressed smart casual.

I thought I remembered a ramp, however when I googled it, it says 11 steps but wheelchair accessible and to ask staff for assistance, Once in the sanctuary the chairs are lined up in front of the stage so you should be able to put a wheelchair either in the sides or back . All seats have wonderful sound and most would have clear vision of the stage.

Hello You can go to the front entrance of the church and exchange your paper copy for a ticket about an hour before the start. You start going in about half an hour before the start of the concert, and then pick your seat at the front of the church. We sat in the pews and had a good view. I hope you enjoy the performance! Jan

Wij hadden geen Vienna pas, maar een 3 daagse openbaarvervoer kaart (die geeft geen korting bij museumbezoek, etc.). Eerlijk gezegd denk ik dat de korting voor dit concert niet geldt, anderzijds is het heel gemakkelijk om ter plekke nog een ticket te kopen. Er staan verklede mannen voor de kerk te proberen de toegangskaartjes te verkopen. Veel plezier trouwens!!

Come as you are, however it is a bit cool in the Karlskirche, so be prepared for the temperature.