Parking at the Performing Arts Garage was easy. Our family of five came here to watch the Nutcracker. It’s beautiful, clean and people are polite. Yes, I would undoubtedly return to this palatial venue. Either way, I expect exorbitant pricing in a venue this ornate. Nevertheless, the wine/beer isn’t much for what you pay. According to the website you get wait service, but that is only for opera and ballet. There is a door which also closes your box seat off with private coat hanging. We saw the stage in its entirety and clearly saw the entering and exiting performances on stage.
The view from near center (H Box) provided the best thing to a panoramic view IMO. The seating arrangement looks wide around the stage, but the box seats are the best! I treated my bf to Shen Yun and chose my seats based on the fancy manual virtual tour on the WMOH site. It was my first time here with the bf, and I was thoroughly impressed by the lovely lighting and opulent architecture. This is an absolutely beautiful, immaculate classical venue and also well kept. To put it simply, you can see everything that they’re doing, but you won’t be able to be close enough to see any facial expressions. You can see the entire stage, but not the orchestra.
*Seating Location: we got dress circle row B.
I swear I smelled eggs or someone passing gas like 5 times throughout the show. My gripe is the lack of air flow that makes you easily congested and amplifies any smell x 10. *Air conditioning: room temperature ~ 70 degrees. But small aisle so you will have to stand to let others walk through. – BUILDING: Everything is well kept and no trash in sight! Picture-worthy if you have a nice camera *Seats: pretty comfy red cushions, same as movie theatre seats. BF came late and they had him hanging on the side til the show had paused before seated as to not disturb the audience’s view/experience. –the way they handle late entrants are also awesome. Wonderful service because trying to find your seating can be a bit hard since this place is huge. – STAFF: so gosh darn courteous and friendly! You get greeted multiple times, pretty much every new doorway you enter. Luckily we were 40 min early so we weren’t late, but imo better to find parking at the streets or in another parking garage a few streets down and walk. 3 green lights have passed and the cars still have not budged. The most amazing thing about their place is the gorgeous chandelier that’s hanging! Things that I have noticed/encountered: – PARKING: horrendous if trying to get to the parking garage right near to the entrance. First time coming to this place to watch a Shen Yun performance that my dad has always wanted to see.
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