Morton H Meyerson Symphony Center

Beautiful building and overall experience. My girl and I saw Elf with the DSO and it was great. Parking was also easy to only 20 bucks. The area around the Meyerson is very nice and it felt really safe. The DSO was awesome as usual and you get to experience some of Dallas high culture. Can't wait to return!!!

I absolutely love this venue! Hubby & I bought discounted tickets from someone from our church group! Wow! The show was absolutely amazing! We were blown away by all the singers, the choir & the venue! Talk about a great time!!! At times, everyone was up on their feet clapping & having a joyful experience. Other times we were captivated by the poetry. We will definitely go to this event (pictured) again if they bring it back!!! The venue is absolutely beautiful!

I had an amazing experience. It was my first time and I just loved it. It couldn't have gone more perfect I am looking forward to coming back again.

Not a bad seat in the house! I say that having sat on the third to last row in the top mezzanine. I could still see and hear everything!The building itself is beautiful. With a pale stone exterior and lobby, it's light, airy and sun-drenched. Then, when you enter the orchestra chamber, it gives way to dark woods and finishes and you're totally transported to a different vibe all together. This is probably one of the most Jekyll and Hyde buildings you'll experience- and that's a good thing! As for getting around, there are ushers outside the auditorium to help you find your seats and plenty of ways to access the upper balconies through stairs and elevators. The parking situation is easy. There was a paid underground parking lot just across the street. It did get very congested as everyone was leaving after the show, so plan accordingly. Overall a pleasant and fun experience- I'll definitely be back at some point to try other programming.

I have to go with five stars for the show I saw today and the beautiful building that made it possible.The Christmas Pops show featured music that spans 200 years. Featuring tunes from great composers of the past and including one from a 17 year old Dallas highschool student!The magnificent Lay Family Organ was featured which in and of itself is worth attendance. Santa even made an appearance as part of a game the conductor played using 12 days of Christmas.I'm never too excited about going to these shows until I'm sitting there thoroughly enjoying it.As this concert hall ages somehow it seems to get better and better. The acoustics are perfect,comfortable and it's easy to navigate.I recommend you choose from any function throughout the year and go if you've never. I ve seen a lot of special and unexpected shows here including,Van Morrison,Neil Young,Willie Nelson,and countless Symphonic presentations.

Absolutely beautiful concert hall! I've been many times and have sat in pretty much all of the sections. I feel like there really isn't a bad seat in the house for sound quality / views. They have a parking garage attached, however it's pretty easy to find street parking at a fraction of the cost in very close walking distance. If you haven't had the chance to go to the Meyerson yet, I highly recommend going for either aDallas Symphony or Dallas Winds concert.

Beautifully designed is the Meyerson by I.M.Pei. In the foyer, circular encompassing intimacy; natural lighting by day; and, gradual soft lighting by night. Amazing is the acoustic in this house. No matter which seat and whichever tier, I can clearly hear each chime and stroke to pieces of music played.Wonderful is our DSO, performing an array of classical to pop music under the baton of our new music director, Fabio Luisi, and, guest conductors.Most recently, I was fortunate enough to be invited to The Magic of México. Innovative was the "visual concertos" choreographed to inspiring classical music. The bright future of DSO has indeed landed!CHEERS!

The Moody Blues tribute was outstanding. The music was quite enjoyable and the audience was very much into it!

There is not a bad seat in this venue. We saw a Christmas symphony with our 3 kids and everyone enjoyed it. Complete with Christmas song along at the end. I've been to the Meyerson many times and it is always an enjoyable experience.

Excellent acoustics and the remarkable Dallas Symphony Orchestra make this a beautiful hall to visit!