Palace Theatre Columbus

I recently visited this theater after years to see "how the Grinch stole Christmas"Broadway show. I sat pretty close to the stage so my view was amazing! The live music to go along with it was very impressive! Getting into the theater was pretty crowded, but once they opened up the doors to the seating area, it was seamless. The bathrooms were clean and the staff was friendly. Parking was accessible at the statehouse garage and that night for events it was $7

After a rough visit at a local burger joint close by the Palace Theater, my visit here was a blast. It made my bad start to the evening much better. I've even seen George Carlin in here before he passed away a while ago, but today I saw Travis Tritt in here. Sounds quality was good, could have been a bit louder in my opinion, but a beautiful place to see a show at. If you have a chance to see any show here, I would go for it. You'll enjoy your visit.

The Palace Theater is a great venue; if you have long legs I advise against coming here as you'll be packed into your velvet seat like a tinned sardine, however: that seems a small price to pay to see a great performance in an old-timey space. RIP Abraham Lincoln, you would've loved it here.I saw both Kurtis Conner, Nina West, and a Halloween showing of Harry Potter here, and all were great experiences!

This was my first time visiting the palace theater. It is beautifully constructed and has a historic feel to it. The seats were comfortable to sit, and the acoustics were perfect. The staff was courteous. The theater us maintained well it was clean and the restrooms were neat.

We came to the city on April 6th for Matteo Lane's show. The building was beautiful but a little difficult to leave at the end of the show with few exits. Bathrooms downstairs were a little cramped but had plenty of urinals.

Broadway at The Palace. Great theatre and the venue is huge. Lots of people showed up for Elf.Palace always has a problem with car parking. Too many cars not enough nearby lots. It is so bad, the 630 show did not start until 645, as they were waiting for late comers. Im not sure what can be done, but its like this at every major show. Inside lobby is small and gets overwhelmed with the crush of people. Docent staff is impeccable.

Beautiful Historic Theatre with the entrance located in the base of the LeVeque-Lincoln Tower complex. The theater has great acrostics and no matter where you sit there doesn't really seem to be a bad seat in the house.Parking was easy. We always park at the LeVeque Tower parking garage for a set fee.It is always fun to attend an event here but this was an especially a good time as we had a friend come in from Greensboro, NC for the Tori Amos concert.Tickets were waiting at will-call, we picked them up, and in we went. It was a packed house and everything moved smoothly. Helpful hint is the upstairs bar generally has a shorter line than the downstairs especially before the shows as folks tend to gather at the lobby bars.Great show and love attending events at the palace. The charm of this place is remarkable, it's like stepping back into the 30's (with updates). Make sure to grab a show, play, or an event here is you have the opportunity.

Ron White's show was postponed twice due to Covid, so we were thrilled to finally see his show. It was his last here in Cbus since he will be retiring after 38 years.Great venue and helpful volunteers to help us find our seats. Parking on the street is free after 8pm on weekdays.

The Palace is a wonderful theater in downtown Columbus where you can see the ballet and the symphony, in addition to traveling shows. I don't know if there is an elevator, so if you have upper balcony tickets, you're going to climb! The upper seats start around $10 for performances. They are VERY narrow as are the rows - if one person wants to get up, the whole row is getting up, and not nearly as comfortable as the plushy seats down below, but the price is awesome, so, take your pick! :)The staff are always very friendly and enthusiastic as well

The leg room is horrible. However I enjoy the plays. The seats don't seem as comfortable as the Ohio theater. It's not a bad viewing seat in the house .