Minnesota Orchestra

The space is unforgettable. The music is fantastic. The conductor is charming and the orchestra is amazing. Unfortunately, they try and sell you tickets like you’re on an American Airlines flight and that’s a huge turn off.

I came for a season sampler that was too good to be true. Just like a time share sales pitch except more pushy and more charming. There was an exceptionally happy hour but then you realize they want you to relax your wallet. Such a disappointment.

Saw Star Wars on the big screen while the Orchestra played the score. Simply awesome. Not a bad seat in the house. Staff was excellent and very friendly, definitely the value received was more than I anticipated.

Beautiful experience! Highly recommend attending a show with loved ones. Friendly staff and warm atmosphere. Surprisingly comfortable seats. The only negative is that the men’s restroom is on the bottom floor and kind of an inconvenience if you’re in the balcony like we were.

This building is not very big. It’s very easy to navigate. There’s a skyway entrance on top and two entrances. One off of Marquette and one off of 12th Street
It has a plaza that offers music. It has water fountains and a great skyline at night. WCC news is right across the street. You can see that from a ways which is always lit up in red
This has elevators on every level. So easy to get in out of it has a escalator. It is a very eye-pleasing place to be.
It has bathrooms on many levels. It has two bars. It has snacks and tons of tables to sit at throughout the venue
This is one of the best venues that is a secret in Minneapolis that many people do not go to or know about. Highly recommend everybody to check this place out

This was my first time at the Minnesota Orchestra for the Ben Rector/Cody Fry concert, and it was INCREDIBLE. The orchestra was pure magic, and the building was so beautiful. Coming here was a bucket list item, and I will be back!

This was a great venue. Ee came here for the Christmas show that was put on the St. Olaf. Five choirs and the whole Orchestra. They did a wonderful job. It sounded amazing in this hall. I’m a chubby fellow so it was nice to have a seat that didn’t feel like I was going to pop out of. Note: be cautious if the seats on the front are reserved because for this venue that ment a stage, all the way in our laps. Such is life. I’m not a fan of these events but this was a great venue. Would recommend coming here to listen to an Orchestra.

The experience in the building with the music is top shelf. However, you really need to have a different solution for the parking ramp. SERIOUSLY. When buying our seats, paying for parking right then should be an option. Or let us pay when we come in the ramp. Every single time we’re there, we wait. Fully stopped for 20 minutes. Waiting for every single car scan their ticket, then scan their credit card which apparently doesn’t seem to work for many people. It’s just not necessary. There has to be other options. (Other than getting there an hour early or leave the concert early). It just shouldn’t have to be this hard. The pay stations inside the ramp don’t help. We’ve tried that before. Then you get to wait in line for the pay station and STILL wait in line in the car in ramp.

We attended the presentation of the Minnesota Orchestra with rap singer and poet Dessa. We were very pleased with the sound, lights, and musicianship of the hall and orchestra. We had second balcony seats on the right side of the auditorium which were not perfect for viewing the stage but it did not hinder the show. We were impressed by the arrangement for sure. Great experience.