Bert L & Iris S Wolstein Center

This has got to be the most annoying process ever. I've been trying to buy tickets as an anniversary gift for 2 days. These idiots want you to buy there tickets but every time there is an error that comes up when you try to finalize the transaction. They must have the phone off the hook because no matter what time of day you call the line is busy. I even tried at 3 in the morning just to see, and of course the line is busy which means that they intentionally aren't taking any phone calls. This is so effing irritating. In the mean time I'm just watching the ticket prices go higher and there is nothing I can do!

Great place to watch a concert. Had no issues getting to the venue, its conveniently located downtown where I was staying. There was plenty of security and police present. The venue itself is rather large but they can arrange the stage closer or farther away depending on the size of the anticipated attendance. The only complaint that I have is they stopped selling alcohol at 9:30. Also, the staff at the alchohol stations were operating very slowly. The drink pours were measured which is to be expected but I would expect this to speed things up not slow it down.Overall, we had a good time and I would see a show there again.

I won't buy tickets to a concert at this venue ever again. It was that bad. If I could give this place less than 1 star I would.We parked in the garage next to the venue. Went into Gate A a few minutes later and had our tickets scanned. We started to make our way to our section. It was the last section to the left of the stage that was roped off in the upper deck area. Section 203. Section 202 was roped off. That's fine. But they blocked off the stairs to section 203. They made us go up into section 204. And everyone in our section sitting close to section 202 had walk through the entire row to get out. They wouldn't let you out between section 203 and 202. In a row with 15 people and sitting in seat 5 meant I had to get up to let the 10 people to the right of me every time they wanted in or out. Ridiculous.I went to the concert with my wife and 2 daughters. They wanted me to get them a bottle of water. When the opening act finished I went to the restroom. Half the stalls didn't have toilet paper and there was water all over the floors. I decided I would not use the bathroom until I got home. They were disgusting. I made my way to a line to get some water. While I waited in line the next act started. Because I waited in line 25+ minutes for water I missed half of the next act. The workers were beyond slow. I took a picture of the line I was in. I was in a line to the right of the picture. The line to the left was a alcohol line and you can't even make out where it ends. Everyone in line was complaining about how slow they were.They poured the bottles of water in cups. That's fine. Until someone knocked over one the cups of water because we had to get up for everyone in the row to come and go. And my oldest daughter had her coat soaked with water. Which we found out on our way out. If they had cup holders that probably could have been avoided. I gave my daughter my coat and I froze on my way out.I will never go to a concert at this venue ever again.

One of the worse venue experiences we have ever had. Please be aware if you need to purchase ADA seats! We purchased seats for an event for our father as a gift, however he needs the ADA accessible seats since he is physically disabled. We bought the ADA seat along with 2 companion seats. We were seats 1-3 in the ADA section. We have done this at multiple arenas and never had an issue until coming to the Wolstein Center. When going to our seats the "ushers" tried to make us move seats rather than properly seating us in the companion seats. They even were asking other patrons to give up their seats for us in normal lowered seating sections! They did not even check the tickets of other people in the ADA section. This turned into an almost 30 minute ordeal of going back and forth with the ushers who tried telling us we did not purchase ADA seats even thought the tickets said so. They tried saying row P is not ADA seating. So finally we went to guest services. The gentlemen who helped us there were both very polite. Immediately he said those are the correct tickets for ADA seating. He called a supervisor who was able to properly seat us. That's why I give 2 stars instead of 1. But this situation could have been avoided if the ushers or workers properly knew how to do their job. They then just stood around behind us the entire show leaning into our section. There was absolutely no seat control or monitoring. Terrible customer service from those workers. We will not be returning to this venue because it was such a hassle to be seated and was completely unfair since we purchased actually ADA seats. We did not pay to go and be belittled by workers or told we can not sit with our father.

Went for my 1st Covid vaccine and was super surprised at the efficiency. The entire process was so seamless from checking in to getting the vaccine! So glad there are options available for this who are unable to get the vaccine thru a doctor! The fact that the entire process is so smooth makes it even better!

This was actually Nautica. Went to see Yanni. Beautiful night to sit by the water and see the beautiful Skyline.

We have seen Jim Gaffigan several times and his shows are a complete blast. However, the Wolstein Center was disappointing as a venue. We were told to arrive an hour before the show to help with traffic and lines. As you see from the photos the line was ridiculous. Not to mention it was only 20 degrees out and really windy. We were all froze by the time we got inside. For some reason they only opened 2 doors. The lines to get drinks were so long we finally gave up because the show was starting. To top things off we parked in the parking garage. The garage was full so people were pulling out due to limited number of parking spaces. It seemed they had issues with tickets and the gates that night. You must bring cash to get in. Several cars ahead apparently did not get the email or did not read it. When we left the show they let cars out by deck. We were on the top and had to wait 35 minutes until we started to move. A little frustrating.

Great venue for huge concerts, security was thorough and quick which made getting in easy. Seats are comfortable and truly not a bad seat in the house.

We had tickets to see Jim Gaffigan, the show was suppose to start at 8 and around 8:30 the opening act came out. The line to get in the building was crazy long, we waited over 30 mins just to get the building. Also they only had a few booths to get drinks, so the lines for those were crazy. Overall this place wasn't great there was a huge issue in section of people not sitting in their assigned seats. No one was checking tickets to make sure you're in the right area. They could of had a few more people working this event.

Being handicapped I am always stressed about the walk into a venue, seating comfortability etc. Well I was so pleasantly surprised! The parking garage was across on a narrow street, handicap parking readily available and then a short, no step walk into the venue. Our handicapped seats were just an opening away from the entrance. We had padded folding seats, not the stiff stadium seats, we were able to move about without disturbing anyone and still had the experience of the show from the top row of the first section. We had our 4yo great niece with us who was able to go between all of us. It was a brilliant experience and will look for future shows appearing here. Thank you for having this Cirque de Soleil show. We are excited for what's next! Food and potty right outside our opening, so convenient!