In addition to performances by some of the world's greatest classical, jazz and pop artists, Symphony Center also hosts first-class special events, …
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Oct 24, 2024
This is a beautiful venue for a concert. We saw a performance of chamber music which we much enjoyed. Old school home for culture. Full review by Potomac_11
Oct 5, 2024
used to go to the CSO at least twice a year. This year they increase their prices to such an extent that people are stopping going there. Including me. Full review by Mobile20945710646
Jun 23, 2024
We went to see a Bolero of Ravel performance and it was good. The place has a good acoustic, and medium size. However, one thing that I noticed was that the seats were a little bit old, or that’s how… Full review by Maiki90
Hello! I am looking for seating advice for a concert in March. Upper balcony & gallery are only available tickets left. Any recommendations?
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We just went a few weeks ago and were in the first row of upper balcony. Seats and sound were very nice, although it is a little high up and steep so factor that in if it may bother you. …
We just went a few weeks ago and were in the first row of upper balcony. Seats and sound were very nice, although it is a little high up and steep so factor that in if it may bother you. Overall, we had a wonderful evening and are already planning our next one.
Are taxi/cab services easy to obtain for post-performances at the Symphony Center? Will the symphony center staff assist in hailing cab during the evening?
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Yes. This is Chicago downtown. Anything you need, you get it.
What are reasonably priced good restaurants near Chicago symphony center?
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Tesori is more pricey and you would need reservations. Miller's Pub has been around forever and gets very busy, but has comfort food and is reasonably priced. The Berghof is a …
Tesori is more pricey and you would need reservations. Miller's Pub has been around forever and gets very busy, but has comfort food and is reasonably priced. The Berghof is a classic in Chicago, but you would need reservations. The Goddess and the Baker is at 33 S. Wabash is a bit more of a walk - a block- but has decent sandwiches, salads, desserts and great coffee.
Is there public transportation to Symphony Center?
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There is public trans to within walking distance of most points in Chicago and certainly downtown, and often multiple options, which will vary depending on your start point. For any …
There is public trans to within walking distance of most points in Chicago and certainly downtown, and often multiple options, which will vary depending on your start point. For any TripAdvisor-reviewed location, click "Get Directions" on the map at upper right of the page, type in your start address, then click the icon that looks like a bus.
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