Chrysler Hall

I've been to many events at Chrysler Hall. You will have a good view of the stage, no matter where you sit. It really comes down to if you prefer seating in particular area. The staff is helpful & friendly and many are volunteers. During intermission, the restrooms can get crowded for both men and women so plan accordingly. The location is easy to find and access. There are always city police officers posted at the pedestrian crosswalk to ensure safe crossing to and from the venue. Also, there are parking garages located near the venue. There is very limited free street parking close by. Highly recommend for any show or concert.
5 7 years ago (23-05-2018)

Good place to watch a show, but if you're going there for an "experience" then you may be left hanging. I'll guess the building is over 40 years old because renovations are in desperate order. And don't bother paying extra for orchestra seats (front rows) unless you are over 6 feet tall and don't mind sitting in folding chairs with cushion. Otherwise, the stage and equipment will block some of your view. Front row seats put you within two feet of the stage wall which is about 4ft tall, in your face. Good luck with full length visibility pass mid stage. I also noticed the carpet was worn, however the bathrooms were clean. Staging offered good lighting and fair sound system. Overall, no more front row seats for me!
2 7 years ago (26-05-2018)

Comfortable seating with aisles slightly wider than that of a movie theater. The sound system was surprisingly loud for the show we attended, possibly act specific. Food and drink restriction was listed for our show. There are restrooms on both floors and a family restroom. Smoking accommodations as well.
4 7 years ago (03-06-2018)

PRIMUS was Awesome. Loved the venue. Staff was great. Beer lines were quick. Bathrooms were a bit of a walk. Smoking section was easy to access & large. Hope to see more Rock shows here!!!!
5 7 years ago (19-05-2018)

Great venue - lighted number/letter for the rows would be a great feature for returning to your seat after a visit to the bar or restroom. Or some kind of marking on the doors just before you enter the seating area to help guide people back to the right area. It's hard to remember which door you came out of and there are 10+ options
4 7 years ago (15-05-2018)