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The Town Hall
Seattle Center
Radio City Music Hall
Manhattan Center
The Wiltern
Dupont Underground
Florence Center
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Rockport Music-Shalin Liu Performance Center
San Jose Center for the Performing Arts
Irish Arts Center
Xalos Event Center
Reviews
Lovely place. Tina Turner's musical was at times heartbreaking, with beautiful performances, especially at the end. I loved it❤️I would give the site four stars, but I had difficulty with the stairs because I am recovering from a fall, and so did a lady with crutches.
Very nice place. I had great seats in the Orchestra section, row 10 center seats. Perfect! Except the rows in Orchestra go from wall to wall. It's an extremely long row of seats. We got to our row right at the 2-minute warning and, unfortunately, had to try and avoid stepping on numerous toes to get to our middle seats. Nice acoustics. Great effects, music, and choreography. The show (Tina Turner, the Musical) was fantastic!
A really nice place. Comfortable. The seats are a bit hard if you need to sit for a long time you might want to bring a cushion. The ballroom would be fantastic for intimate gatherings. Easy access. Lots of great hotels right next to it. Great restaurant within walking distance. Lots of parking.
First time here, had a great time. Older, but beautiful venue, and very kind employees. It was nice that the staff said goodbye on our way out. They just seemed like they genuinely care about your experience.
Nice venue for the regional convention that was held there August 18th-20th.
Clean, great atmosphere and we had a great time!
We saw Mughaleazam in here The theatre is good. The staff is excellent. The show had an intermission. The staff made sure there was no crowd in the restrooms and guided us to our seats etc. Very friendly staff.
The place is so great you can have to much fun
Talk about a cool experience! I LOVE Seattle, and this was the perfect place to take my kids when we visited. The playground is fantastic and kept my kiddos entertained for hours. There is also a kids museum, the museum of pop culture, the space needle, and the monorail that takes you to downtown Seattle and Pike Place Market. I'm looking forward to coming back when we come next time!
During our New York City tour, we also stopped by the iconic Radio City Music Hall. The building has a rich history. It was used for various purposes. The building has experienced ups and downs. It is quite large and hosts a wide variety of important and high-profile events.
What a terrific experience! We scheduled a time, got the tickets, and zoom we were on top of Seattle. Built for the World's Fair of 1962, this beautiful structure is still a must-see when visiting this beautiful city. Many of the Fair Buildings are still there to remind you of what happens when city and state leaders work together to create an artistic and business environment. The views, the way it's set up and run, and the 60's lounge & snack shop are all first rate. The top turns slowly AND they have exposed the floor so you can actually see the mechanics of how it's all done. Amazing!!!
Wonderful concert venue,great accoustics, raked seating offering good sightlines. When the back curtain is open the view is sublime.
Shalin Liu is perhaps the best music venue on the North Shore, and probably the Boston area. Every seat is a good one. The acoustics are amazing and the design of the building is superb. We've seen several musical acts here and they've all been fantastic.
I was drawn to this place because of the beauty of the inside and the view I saw online. However, we went to a show only to find out that the curtains were closed the entire time! Never got to enjoy the view. The music was so loud that my wife blocked her ears and I turned my hearing aids off. Not sure this is true for all the shows but we were very disappointed!
My visit to Radio City Music Hall in NYC was an unforgettable experience shared with a dear friend. The grandeur of this iconic venue is breathtaking, from the elegant Art Deco architecture to the opulent interiors that exude a timeless charm. The vast auditorium seemed to come alive as we took our seats, eagerly anticipating the performance. The impeccable acoustics and the sheer magnitude of the stage left us in awe. As the show began, the atmosphere was electric, and every note, every movement seemed to resonate with the very soul of the city. It was a night of pure magic, a shared memory etched forever in our hearts.
Great theater and easy to get to using mass transportation. It is in the heart of Times Square. For tall people, it is a very tight fit and the rows are like airplane seats. For the right artist, it is worth it.
Beautiful show. Cashless venue btw. They do offer cards you can add cash too so you can buy things in the venue if you only have cash. Jvke is amazing 🦋❤️
Great venue and staff. Bartenders are on point and the refillable cups are dope.
I had an amazing time. The comedians were great my only problem was security was doing too much and it was taking our attention off the show. I understand that they didn't want ppl to video but to tap ppl during the show on their shoulders when they are only taking a picture. The security was just a distraction. I work as security so I understand security have a job to do but they should never distract from the art we are trying to see.
We didn't attend a show, but just stopped by to look at the site. We went into the gift shop and bought a few things. The woman working there was very helpful.
We took some very influential people for the aguilars Bday on a Limobus!!
We spent over 2 hours enjoying the views and walking around. We got tickets for 7:30pm so had the chance to see it during the day thru sunset and evening. It was very enjoyable! The glass floor was a fun feature and of course the curved benches made it that more picture friendly.
I went there for a convention and everything was handled very nicely, but mainly by the people throwing the convention. I don't know how it would be when ran by the regular staff. They changed the seating a few years back and so it's not nearly as comfortable as it used to be. I was very tired at the end of the day from being squished in the tiny seats. The convention was free and so I really wouldn't like having to pay for such an agonizing little seat. You definitely need to bring some kind of cushion to sit on and sit next to skinny people.
Spacious park with lots of green space. Went during Seattle Pride and there were three stages, a bunch of vendor booths, and lots of people to fill up the whole park. The Seattle Centre is close to a lot of tourist attractions and travel between locations is easy. There is also a lot of free outdoor art to check out.
July 21, 2023
Radio City Music Hall in all its brilliance was fantastic!! The old theater was beautifully decorated. The acoustics were phenomenal. The seats in the 4th row were great with plenty of legroom (6 feet tall). We were ushered through security swiftly. The concert was the best I've ever attended. ❤️
Radio City Music Hall in all its brilliance was fantastic!! The old theater was beautifully decorated. The acoustics were phenomenal. The seats in the 4th row were great with plenty of legroom (6 feet tall). We were ushered through security swiftly. The concert was the best I've ever attended. ❤️
The old Philharmonic hall is now David Geffen Hall, it's been renovated and its gorgeous. Worth a visit just to sit in the lobby and relax on a hot night. Followed by pic of Lincoln Center Fountain and main rotunder.
Magical place offering a variety of top notch shows for all ages. We have gone to the Christmas spectacular several years with different family members and I can tell you that our favorite seats are orchestras 2 seats where you can see and hear the crispness of the orchestra along with a great comfortable view and outstanding sound and effects. This place is truly a must see and experience. For the Christmas spectacular prices range from very affordable to high. Sales and specials do occur so be on the look out. Entry into the hall can be a rather long wait so early arrival help. Also purchasing the chase tickets gets you into a shorter wait line. The staff are plentiful and the ushers and concessions employees are especially nice. The performers are the best, seriously.
There is only one restroom area in the lower level so plan accordingly for long lines. Definitely a recommendation for the holidays. Plenty of photo opportunities before and after the show. The vibe in this venue is opulent, art deco and cheery. The location is perfect being near other landmarks within a comfortable New York walk.
There is only one restroom area in the lower level so plan accordingly for long lines. Definitely a recommendation for the holidays. Plenty of photo opportunities before and after the show. The vibe in this venue is opulent, art deco and cheery. The location is perfect being near other landmarks within a comfortable New York walk.
There's a long line to get tickets and then a long line to actually ride the elevator. I would suggest you order your tickets online and skip that part of it. They give you a time to enter the elevator line. They have valet parking at the entrance. Was $18 an hour or across the street from the entrance was a parking garage. It was $8 an hour. We also got the hop on hop off bus from here.
Incredible art deco room, designed by Donald Deskey, with soaring proscenium rings framing the legendary stage. We saw First Aid Kit to a nearly full house. Sound and view lines were excellent. Seats spotless. Staff efficient. A treasure in NY that deserves to be seen and not just at Christmas.
Saw a great show there today, "Good Vibrations." If this is a sample of what they do, I'm considering becoming a member.
The theater is small and comfy. I doubt there's a bad seat. There is a bar downstairs which offers light fare, so you can grab a quick bite before the show. The theater is on the 2nd floor and there's an elevator if needed.
I'm sure I'll be back.
The theater is small and comfy. I doubt there's a bad seat. There is a bar downstairs which offers light fare, so you can grab a quick bite before the show. The theater is on the 2nd floor and there's an elevator if needed.
I'm sure I'll be back.
Very nice newly built venue. Top notch staff, very helpful, very nice theater. It is small inside but very comfortable, roomy stadium seating. Very intimate though. Nice place to see a show.
What's up with forcing people to wear masks at this venue. The days of mask wearing are long over. It makes no sense to gather round the bar area mask free and converse with others. Then when asked to go inside for show, everyone expected to cover up.
Truly a disgrace that the Irish Arts Center would follow this protocol. It never worked in the past and certainly not now. Another way of controlling the people.
Truly a disgrace that the Irish Arts Center would follow this protocol. It never worked in the past and certainly not now. Another way of controlling the people.
Beautiful and intimate space with wonderful acoustics. Chamber music concerts and other classical performances include top-notch players every year. I will continue to come back again and again! Thank you, Rockport Music!
Entry chargeable.
Not worth of money, if you are not artist.
Today, the Music Hall still premieres selected films, but is best known as the country's leading hall for popular concerts, stage shows, special attractions and media events.
Not worth of money, if you are not artist.
Today, the Music Hall still premieres selected films, but is best known as the country's leading hall for popular concerts, stage shows, special attractions and media events.
Excellent venue with an incredible view! Definitely recommend getting a drink at the top floor bar before the show. Only issue is don't sit in the West or East balcony seats - your view of the stage is partially obstructed
I was surprised by how wide and large the fountain was. It was one of the most unusual fountains I have ever seen. The fountain is unique, so children will really like it. There was a lot of space to sit next to the fountain, and I had a good time seeing the Space Needle and listening to music.
Glad to visit the Dupont Underground, nice renovation, with lots of history
Having criss-crossed almost every theater venue in our amazing NYC, the Irish Arts Center had eluded me until now. This is a dazzling, pristine building with a unique cafe and a lovely theater. The staircase and the engraved affirmations and quotations is just breathtaking. Standing Ovation for the venue and tonight's performance of Good Vibrations!
Gorgeous architecture!!! I will definitely go here again. Parking was easy to find just be prepared to pay 30 bucks... not bad if you want to avoid looking. The theater had great sound with no echos. They let us in promptly on time and even had a merchandise line on the side of the building after you enter. Drinks were good and staff was helpful. I had a great time here.
The performance was wonderful! The side balcony was not the best. The view out the back of the stage was, as always, wonderful!
Visited here for the first time for a Charlie Puth concert (even tho I pass by this place often), and it is a beautiful building. Inside is massive and love all the architectures within.
The concert itself was a blast, and security was very efficient and quick. A beautiful space for a concert.
The concert itself was a blast, and security was very efficient and quick. A beautiful space for a concert.
Beautiful venue in Los Angeles, the architecture is gorgeous. Had seats in the back section, still could see the artist clearly. There is a bar upstairs with ample sitting. Bathrooms are clean and nice. If you have the chance, I would absolutely recommend going.
Fresh and Modern Arts Center
with much more. Theater, Museum Library
with Bar/food/snack lounge. Handicap friendly with elevators. Multi floors. Spacious bathrooms. I went to see the "Good Vibrations" show. It was great! Great singing and acting. The whole experience. The friendly staff and comfortable lounge area with drink service. The theatre is comfortable and spacious. All seats have a clear view. This is a mid size theatre. I definitely want to go back again and visit the museum and library.
with much more. Theater, Museum Library
with Bar/food/snack lounge. Handicap friendly with elevators. Multi floors. Spacious bathrooms. I went to see the "Good Vibrations" show. It was great! Great singing and acting. The whole experience. The friendly staff and comfortable lounge area with drink service. The theatre is comfortable and spacious. All seats have a clear view. This is a mid size theatre. I definitely want to go back again and visit the museum and library.
It's a good vibe, parking $20. Service is good. Music ok. It's a place where you release your interior soul to have fun. Overall good.
This attraction will not disappoint you, trust me! I highly recommend purchasing your tickets in advance and reserving your tour time. It will save you time. Definitely a place to take lots of pictures! While in line, there are historical facts that are fascinating regarding The Needle's development.
Very cool reused metro station. I saw a drag show here that was very fun and reasonably priced. Fun atmosphere and location.
Overall a good club. It's clean and drinks aren't that pricey. But the entrance a little to pricey sometimes. If you like banda and other Mexican music I recommend this club. Just be ready to waste money haha
Always impressive when you walk by. Lincoln Center is one of the world's largest performing arts centers, featuring world class music, dance, theater and opera.
The centerpiece of Lincoln Center is the Metropolitan Opera House, which hosts world-class opera performances. The outside has magnificent arch windows and if you look up you can catch a glimpse of the oversized Chagall murals that hang in the lobby.
Summer always brings The Summer For The City festival. Free outdoor music and arts venues from May – August.
The centerpiece of Lincoln Center is the Metropolitan Opera House, which hosts world-class opera performances. The outside has magnificent arch windows and if you look up you can catch a glimpse of the oversized Chagall murals that hang in the lobby.
Summer always brings The Summer For The City festival. Free outdoor music and arts venues from May – August.
Was good service got a bottle good table emloyees good service asking if we needed anything it was very good night for me i would go again !
1,500 seat, historically landmarked hall with interesting concerts and various events. Built in 1919 by NYC beaux-art super architects McKim, Mead and White as a lecture hall for the League of Political Education. The venue is filled with history - alongside Carnegie Hall and the old Metropolitan Opera House at 39th Street - it became one of New York City's top musical venues in its 20th-century heyday. Billy Holiday gave her first solo performance here in 1946. Whitney Houston performed here first at the age of 14.
The theater itself is beautiful inside and out. The art deco architecture is fantastic. Inside there were lots of bars around that also served food. Lots of food and things to do in the area around the theater. Lots of parking around also.
I was here with my friends on mother's day. It was the last show and I really enjoyed the riverdance Broadway show. The theater is really huge, well seated, a great auditorium where every seat is a great seat. The staff is very courteous and helpful. I really enjoyed this and previous shows. It's fun to come to this place.
Winter for an event with about 150 kids for a high school field trip. The building is beautiful and located right off the water. The staff are extremely nice and accommodating. The theater is gorgeous and well maintained. There is a local crowd that seems to frequent at the theater, which seems so fun to interact with. And everyone really enjoyed the visit. If you're in the area for an event, this is such a beautiful place to see. I would absolutely recommend for a visit.
Radio City Music Hall is an iconic concert venue in midtown Manhattan that lives up to the hype! I recently saw The People's Tour there featuring Quinn XCII with ARIZONA and Julia Wolf and it was an epic experience. 🤩
The space itself is jaw-dropping. As soon as you walk in, the expansive concert hall opens up before you with art deco architecture including massive chandeliers and gold detailing. No matter where your seat is, you'll have an amazing view of the stage. 👀There really isn't a bad seat in the house! My friends and I sat in the loge section, giving us a view from the side of the stage, and we could see everything crystal clear including the special effects and even the performers' facial expressions. 😮
The acoustics in Radio City are literally unreal. 🎶 The concert sounded like it was in my living room, I could hear every lyric and beat of the drums perfectly. When all 6,000+ audience members were singing and dancing together, I got chills from the sound of our combined voices echoing powerfully through the hall.
There are also tons of bars, food options, and merch stands so you'll never go hungry or thirsty. I snagged a drink and t-shirt right before the show. 🍺👕The whole experience from the venue itself to the performances made for an unforgettable night. If you ever get the chance to see your favorite artist at Radio City Music Hall, don't pass it up! You won't regret it. 💃🕺
The space itself is jaw-dropping. As soon as you walk in, the expansive concert hall opens up before you with art deco architecture including massive chandeliers and gold detailing. No matter where your seat is, you'll have an amazing view of the stage. 👀There really isn't a bad seat in the house! My friends and I sat in the loge section, giving us a view from the side of the stage, and we could see everything crystal clear including the special effects and even the performers' facial expressions. 😮
The acoustics in Radio City are literally unreal. 🎶 The concert sounded like it was in my living room, I could hear every lyric and beat of the drums perfectly. When all 6,000+ audience members were singing and dancing together, I got chills from the sound of our combined voices echoing powerfully through the hall.
There are also tons of bars, food options, and merch stands so you'll never go hungry or thirsty. I snagged a drink and t-shirt right before the show. 🍺👕The whole experience from the venue itself to the performances made for an unforgettable night. If you ever get the chance to see your favorite artist at Radio City Music Hall, don't pass it up! You won't regret it. 💃🕺
Really nice venue. The staff were polite and helpful, the seating was comfortable.
It's a breeze to get to, literally around the corner from both busses and subway.
I was there for an author event so I didn't really get a good feel for the sound system or lighting rig but what I experienced was more than adequate.
I definitely will attend more events there.
It's a breeze to get to, literally around the corner from both busses and subway.
I was there for an author event so I didn't really get a good feel for the sound system or lighting rig but what I experienced was more than adequate.
I definitely will attend more events there.
Great experience!!! Beautiful performance , friendly and helpful staff!!! It is very comforting to see people chatting , having friendly and warm conversations as they enjoy the beauty of art and lovely music!! It makes one to believe in the good things of life in a world that sometimes could be very chaotic ….
Excellent service, we had one of the VIP tables, we were able to enjoy the show without been down in the crowds.
These pictures and video will do a better job expressing my feelings about this GEM of a place! It’s a hidden GEM for sure! Therapeutic spaces are my healing language and this space delivers. Do yourself a favor, take a leisurely drive up to Rockport(one of my favorite places) and catch a concert or performance at this GEM! My child and his Boston Children’s Chorus has a concert once a year, I NEVER miss it.
We did a backstage tour in NY Met Opera. So interesting. Had a very good guide. Know a lot more now about stage, backstages, all the professionals that work there. They do two complete different opera's on one day
Very nice well kept historical theater. Great acoustics
The new David Geffen Hall is unbelievably better than any of you can ever imagine. The only way I can describe it is that is soon as you walk into the spaceship-like auditorium it's like putting a set of noise canceling headphones on because the sound is so good and quiet enough to hear a pin drop. I don't know how they did it but I'm happy they did and I cannot wait to catch more performances here. Amazing.
Been seeing shows at this venue since 2007 and have always had an amazing time. Easy access paid parking next to the venue, clean bathrooms, decently priced drinks and great acoustics. Saw Powerwolf last week and got the VIP section. Best part about VIP was how you aren’t squished in with everyone else and have access to a bartender. All of the staff there is really friendly and helpful.
Cool place, worth checking out. Only problem was that a film was supposed to be shown at 2:00pm but was shown till at the earliest 2:30. The online ticket and the lady at the front check-in said the film started at 2:00
The Cost of Living was a FANTASTIC experience. My daughters & I were in awe of the artwork: nostalgic beauty, & our history. PHENOMENAL
Usually I don't leave a review, but here I must say we had such a wonderful time yesterday during the St. Patrick's open day. The staff were very friendly and helpful! The music, dance, and sample lessons were so awesome! We will come back for other programs for sure.
My favorite smaller, more intimate venue in the LA area! I've been there for concerts and comedy shows. Be warned that the drinks and snacks are pricey, but they're not above the norm for LA, so it is what it is. It is cashless, so bring a card for any payments you plan to make. My only complaint is that the VIP experiences are somewhat disorganized.
I attended for my daughter’s gymnastics competition.. I love how tight security was… I loved the concession stand & the vendors BUT EVERYTHING was extremely overpriced.. it was $30 an adult to get in to watch MY child (20 for kids) I spent almost $30 on 2waters, popcorn & funnel cake.. then $60 on a sweatshirt 🤦🏽♀️ I wasn’t forced to eat or go to vendors but the ADMISSION alone was expensive
Their cookie was huge, warm & delicious! I wish they have more food options.
The corner seats 75 & 77 were hard to see the stage a bit. Hope to see Dancing with the Stars here again soon!
The corner seats 75 & 77 were hard to see the stage a bit. Hope to see Dancing with the Stars here again soon!
The Art Deco architecture here is outstanding. It truly is a historical gem us Angelinos have in our city. Came here for a concert and entrance/security was easy, parking is recommended elsewhere than their own parking garage (cheaper and less congested to exit) and there's plenty of bars and snack stations available on the lower and upper floors. The theater acoustics are awesome but I will say the upper seating is a bit uncomfortable after a while. I would return here for another show, or at least to stare at the architecture.
Great venue, I really wasn’t sure about getting balcony tickets. But I bought tickets for Dancing with the Stars at the last minute the day of the show and was pleasantly surprised the view on the balcony is incredible. It is stocked seating, so you really don’t worry too much about who’s sitting in front of you. Every spot seemed to be a good view in my opinion from what I could tell. I would definitely buy tickets for the show here again. We were in row eight for reference towards the middle as you can tell.
Beautiful buildings. First time seeing a show at the Lincoln center and I saw the New York City ballet. Place was nice and clean and the staff were friendly. They are very strict about not eating and using your phones while inside the theater. The seats however are very narrow so I took a star off for that.
The security is very very rude. She throw away my eye drop without even asking me. I have very severe dry eye problems and I can’t live without eye drop for several hours. I have doctor’s prescription. I told her my situation. However, another male security person caught me and tried to drive me out of the venue. It is very very rude! I have gone to hundreds of concerts and never faced this situation before. How can the security person throw away prescribed medication without even asking me? No apologies after I complained but tried to drive me out of venue. Worst experience!
We took a group of students to the rodeo. We had a good time. We were sad that they got started late so they didn't do all the stunts like the bull riding, but we did at least get to see the big mean bull. We had good seats. There was plenty of room. The employees were there to greet us and we're very helpful. Thank you Casey Morris for letting my high school kids attend!!
Gotta love a venue whose security screams at you for zipping a child's jacket up and telling someone they have to wait outside in ten degree weather and they might let us know if they find a missing glove. Then just screaming at anyone and everyone who was in the building trying to check out merch or finding the rest of their groups. Absolute worst venue security I have ever been in the presence of.
The gentleman who scanned my ticket was very nice though and its not a bad venue but a good number of those people need to be kicked to the curb (not everyone was terrible).
The gentleman who scanned my ticket was very nice though and its not a bad venue but a good number of those people need to be kicked to the curb (not everyone was terrible).
Just know I was hammered. That’s enough to give 5 stars. A Boeing 747 plane showed up with 12 shots and I don’t remember the rest of the night. Great night 💯
Came here to see SF9's Delight Tour and entry was super smooth and quick. Just a quick metal wand scan, bag check and ticket scan then you're in!
I sat in the second row of Loge 8 and I was surprised and happy that it was a really good view of the stage! It's a guaranteed unobstructed view as the railing for the Loge area is really low so it would be dangerous if someone in the first row stood up.
It's a really good view for the price (cheaper than stage level seating) if you want to enjoy the performance but not willing to splurge a crazy amount as I think the view at stage level is not worth it if you're in one of the rear rows.
I think there are only four women's bathroom stalls on the second floor so of course the bathroom line was long.
Sound system was pretty good too. For upbeat songs, the music was absolutely pounding and I felt like the whole theater was shaking.
On another note, the chandeliers and plush red seats make the theater feel very classy.
I sat in the second row of Loge 8 and I was surprised and happy that it was a really good view of the stage! It's a guaranteed unobstructed view as the railing for the Loge area is really low so it would be dangerous if someone in the first row stood up.
It's a really good view for the price (cheaper than stage level seating) if you want to enjoy the performance but not willing to splurge a crazy amount as I think the view at stage level is not worth it if you're in one of the rear rows.
I think there are only four women's bathroom stalls on the second floor so of course the bathroom line was long.
Sound system was pretty good too. For upbeat songs, the music was absolutely pounding and I felt like the whole theater was shaking.
On another note, the chandeliers and plush red seats make the theater feel very classy.
Saw The Smile perform an excellent show. We had general admission 2nd balcony seats and got there about 45 minutes before showtime because we weren’t sure what the seating situation would be. It turned out it was not necessary to get there so early. We were in second row and there were still seats next to us available when the show started. The pit/orchestra at this venue is so massive that the balconies feel so far away from the stage. Acoustics are OK. The bar and restrooms at the 2nd balcony are conveniently located right outside the seating area. This venue is also super close to major subways and LIRR, a block away Penn Station.
This is an amazing historical place. Easy access to all the seats. Seats were great and don't hurt your back. Nice space so your not elbowing people. The staff are very friendly and willing to help you get to your seat or explain anything you need. Drinks and snacks are good here and the security here was on point. Saw Nikki glaser here. She amazing and her opening acts killed it. Check this place out
I went with some friends to a Casting Crowns concert along with Cain, and Anne Wilson! The concert was nice.
Getting in to the concert was a little chaotic with check ins. We missed the first 15/20 minutes of the concert.
After concert, there was no one to manage the traffic getting out of parking lot. We sat for about 30 minutes before moving.
Getting in to the concert was a little chaotic with check ins. We missed the first 15/20 minutes of the concert.
After concert, there was no one to manage the traffic getting out of parking lot. We sat for about 30 minutes before moving.
Just saw an amazing show, Chekhov's First Play. Lovely space, very comfortable seating, good sight lines and helpful staff. Looking forward to returning.
Came back for a beautiful puppet show. Love the performances here.
Came back for a beautiful puppet show. Love the performances here.
Always love this place! It's a little old but its what gives it character and style. It's well maintained and clean. The staff are always nice and polite. Going here is always a great night because I know I'm going to the city on a weekend to see a show and that's what NYC is like!
What a great location! Near to the highway.
The auditorium was amazing from inside with great management and cleanliness maintained. We visited for a live concert of Ustaad Zakir Hussain and Suresh Wadkar. The hall was jampacked and sound quality was superb. I would love to revisit for other events.
So proud that Bay area has such a center which hosts talent from various countries and cultures. It was heart warming to see how approachable the place is. Feels rich in the area.
Only issue was parking. Had to pay separately and park in a nearby Public Parking, even after paying so much for the concert ticket. I felt like something should have been arranged for visitors.
The auditorium was amazing from inside with great management and cleanliness maintained. We visited for a live concert of Ustaad Zakir Hussain and Suresh Wadkar. The hall was jampacked and sound quality was superb. I would love to revisit for other events.
So proud that Bay area has such a center which hosts talent from various countries and cultures. It was heart warming to see how approachable the place is. Feels rich in the area.
Only issue was parking. Had to pay separately and park in a nearby Public Parking, even after paying so much for the concert ticket. I felt like something should have been arranged for visitors.
This is a prime location on the corner and perfect for a bite to eat!
Pros: Everything is extremely fast and the workers sweet and honest. The menu has something for everyone and a mix from day to night.
Cons: Quality is not a priority here. Everything looks great but lacks flavor and texture.
Overall it’s definitely worth a visit, especially if you are hungry and want something familiar.
Pros: Everything is extremely fast and the workers sweet and honest. The menu has something for everyone and a mix from day to night.
Cons: Quality is not a priority here. Everything looks great but lacks flavor and texture.
Overall it’s definitely worth a visit, especially if you are hungry and want something familiar.
We went there with our 5 yr old for Paw patrol live show. Plenty of parking space is available. Food and drinks from outside are not allowed. We bought pizza and fries there. Pizza wasn’t great. The show started at 6p and gave short break halfway through and ended around 7:30p. My kid loves paw patrol and had lot of fun there. Some kids were dancing in the aisle. We had to drive couple of hours to get there. We came in Tesla and we were glad to find Tesla supercharger within a mile distance. Overall, we had a great time!!
We arrived around 8 pm & it was still light outside. We enjoyed the valet service that was offered. We looked around the store at the base of the Needle before we embarked the elevator. The elevator was awesome because of the windows, you can see outside! The top of the Needle was wonderful! There is a cafe for wine, beer, water, juice & champagne. They offered lil cakes too! We enjoyed wine & shared a red velvet cupcake! Both were delicious! It's gorgeous up top! I couldn't believe that there was a glass floor!!!! The view! To make things even cooler the Needle spins! I highly recommend it! We went just for fun, spur of the moment type evening. It is so lovely! Even a great gift idea!
Dope venue!! Loved the art! I found it on event bright and went for a comedy show. It was cheap so the show was so much better than expected. All of the comedians were hilarious! I’ll definitely bring my friends there next time I’m visiting DC.
Great show! Good service, fast entrance and smooth sailing! $20 Parking fee. Definitely coming again! 💵👍🙏💯😉🔜@mr_krispycuts @navaja_de_oro_barbers
Superb, its a commercial, financial. And cultural centres, most of the visitors seen in Manhattan,, tall huge high rise buildings.parking is short and closer area but night and day view marvellous
A pretty fun venue. The acostics are pretty rough, so a loud DJ drowns out any hope of a conversation. We went for the ClickDC event and had a great time. The venue set the scene very well.
I attended the Perfume concert this weekend, and it was amazing.
While I am sure the venue is full of history and old world charm, I think the experience here can be improved. Firstly, as many other concert-goers have commented - if your are under 6 ft tall you will probably have to move your head occasionally to get a clear view of the stage. If you are under 5.5 - sorry to say this but you are out of luck unless you are within 5 to 10 ft of the stage , or at the back by the drinks and concessions. The design of this venue does not lend itself to general admission standing concerts - unless the stage was raised by a foot or two.
In order to get to the front it is best to line up early outside the venue. The venue itself has the large Manhattan Center sign out front ( and not Hammerstein ballroom). My second gripe would be the way people line up and are corralled into separate queues - it is totally possible for people in the back to jump the line and move up in front of you (which is what I did when I arrived 10 min before show start). If you want comfort and are willing to pay 3 times the cost of GA, I would suggest the seated mezzanine section for a unobstructed view of the stage.
The staff for this event were very respectful. Costs of drinks are in my opinion comparable to any major venue or sports arena plus a surcharge for being Manhattan - i.e expensive. A double Jack and Coke was $17.
While I am sure the venue is full of history and old world charm, I think the experience here can be improved. Firstly, as many other concert-goers have commented - if your are under 6 ft tall you will probably have to move your head occasionally to get a clear view of the stage. If you are under 5.5 - sorry to say this but you are out of luck unless you are within 5 to 10 ft of the stage , or at the back by the drinks and concessions. The design of this venue does not lend itself to general admission standing concerts - unless the stage was raised by a foot or two.
In order to get to the front it is best to line up early outside the venue. The venue itself has the large Manhattan Center sign out front ( and not Hammerstein ballroom). My second gripe would be the way people line up and are corralled into separate queues - it is totally possible for people in the back to jump the line and move up in front of you (which is what I did when I arrived 10 min before show start). If you want comfort and are willing to pay 3 times the cost of GA, I would suggest the seated mezzanine section for a unobstructed view of the stage.
The staff for this event were very respectful. Costs of drinks are in my opinion comparable to any major venue or sports arena plus a surcharge for being Manhattan - i.e expensive. A double Jack and Coke was $17.
Lincoln Center's Summer For The City Festival for Juneteenth was a sweet and cool evening under the sky. Well organized and super professionally handled.
Dancers are from Ron K Brown's Evidence. I will edit this review to add the other Company's info.
Dancers are from Ron K Brown's Evidence. I will edit this review to add the other Company's info.
Beautiful venue, great acoustics in the balcony, not overly loud. Great bar and restroom facilities and locations. BMTH incredible band. Thrice and Fever 333 were awesome too.
I’ve been here couple times for stand-up show. The show itself was quite good, really funny, show hosts are very positive, open and merry.
The theatre itself is quite old, chairs are not so modern and comfortable, very littel space between them, and it is small. Stage is very simple and has no additional decoration, just old carpet on the floor.
The theatre itself is quite old, chairs are not so modern and comfortable, very littel space between them, and it is small. Stage is very simple and has no additional decoration, just old carpet on the floor.
Pretty awesome place to watch or even host an event! The Hammerstein Ballroom is magnificent. Large, but not too big. Every seat in the house seems to be in just the right spot. I shot a Jiujitsu event there and the vibe was amazing! It is def worth a visit.
It's an amazing art and performance venue that feels like another world! I performed in the Cabaret Rising: One Nation Underground Immersive in February 2018 and loved it!
The place is OKAY. They let every wannabe artist and exhibitor into the space, so it is a hit or miss experience. The place is cool-looking enough, they should have invested in a more polished artist and gotten real murals.
I would be disappointed at the lack of bathrooms but I doubt it would be properly maintained anyway and that's worse. No cell signal so be prepared unless your provider is a superhero. If you have Xfinity Hotspot, you are good to go.
I would be disappointed at the lack of bathrooms but I doubt it would be properly maintained anyway and that's worse. No cell signal so be prepared unless your provider is a superhero. If you have Xfinity Hotspot, you are good to go.