Symphony Hall - Concert hall in Phoenix - 75 N 2nd St, USA

First orchestra ever, place is beautiful, staff are friendly but my only complaint was the seats. Being 2 hours gets very uncomfortable lol, I don’t know how someone can sit so long on those cushions. Also if you have drinks , there are no cup holders. Have to pay for parking!!! Overall a great experience ☺️! I will be returning to see more live music .

The place is nice. The chandelier lights are pretty. The staff were friendly. My view wasn't so great. A tall man was sitting in front of me, which blocked most of my view. And the performance room could be more dim.

I'm a AMTA Board member for Missouri's Chapter and I came in for our 80th annual AMTA Massage Therapy edu convention. The convention center is HUGE. The accommodations were vast and they were able to hold many classes for different massage modalities and the classrooms were clean, professional and spacious. The bathrooms were always clean. Staff were well put together, professional and kind. AMTA, you all did an amazing job setting this up!

Attended the nutcracker show. Very nice hall, well designed and they had volunteers there to help guide us to our seats, the restrooms, etc. Parking was also conveniently located beside the building.

It was located in downtown Phoenix, so if you plan on going, there would be a few street parking($5.5/3 hours) if you are lucky or you could park in the West Convention garage for $15(maximum for a day). Occasionally the Convention center was full and we parked at Chase parking lot across the street and it cost $30. Please be mindful of it. It has 2 stories and the service there was exceptional. Snacks and drinks were served on either side of the hall, you could not miss them. Water with ice and disposable cups were provided (for free). We went there to attend the French Connection which Tito Muñoz conducts the program focusing on the rich and influential French musical tradition. They also had a guest cellist Jay Campbell who is the soloist for Henri Dutilleux's Tout un monde lointain. Our seats were right in the middle of Row 8 so we had a great vision of the whole performance. The Symphony Hall is not a grand place compared with New York Broadway, however, it's equipped with up-to-date equipment and the performers they invited were excellent. It would be great for families and friends to spend 2-3 hours there during the weekend.

Great Nutcracker experience! I like that there are things I see and do before the show and during intermission. The actual theater is big with great sound. The balcony seats are really long rows that if during the show, a person will have to go through quite a bit of people. Other than this small feature, it is a good facility to watch theater shows.

The interior is very modern and beautiful, the sound was excellent. The music was also very good, Tchaikovsky's Pathetique. My only complaint is that the stage is placed higher than the front seats and it affects a good row of seats where you are no eye level with the musicians. Overall, I loved this Symphony hall and it's a beautiful venue, highly recommend coming here.

My husband and I attended the Nutcracker ballet here. Beautiful theatre, and there's not a bad seat in the house. If it's a full house, though, the process for getting through security takes a very long time. Parking is also very packed. I recommended arriving 45 minutes to an hour prior to show time to allow enough time for parking, getting through security, and getting situated in seats.