What the ticket buys
Buyable variants on Angel’s shop list General, Guild, and Diamond admission at $100 each, plus a Group option at $250. The events page adds a Guild hook: Premium members can redeem two complimentary movie tickets for one premiere ticket when they purchase one. FAQ copy on the product also describes Beacon, Amplifier, and Torch packages with different dollar lines, so the cart and the fine print do not fully match. The price you pay is the one on the variant you click.
The schedule on the Amplifier block runs from a 4:30 limo ride to check-in through a 7 p.m. VIP screening with popcorn and soda, then a 9:20 “something we can’t tell you about yet,” and a 10 p.m. close. The venue is concrete: Grand Ole Opry House, 2804 Opryland Drive, Nashville.
Why the Opry night matters
Drummer Boy is Angel’s first live-action theatrical musical, directed by Ben and Joel David Smallbone, landing on a Friday that already has Fathom selling Jimmy. Angel spent last week selling the picture one song at a time with Wildflower. A paid Opry premiere two nights earlier is the Guild getting a dress rehearsal in a room that can hold a crowd, not another YouTube clip.
The open question is whether Nashville fills the carpet before the national Friday has to share auditoriums with Stewart’s biopic. Tickets are on sale. The November 6 corridor is still a fight.
