Springfield Symphony Hall

We saw Michael W Smith here. The balcony seats were surprisingly comfortable, though they had little leg room, especially the first round against the railing. Otherwise, it seemed like the views of the stage were great from no matter where you sit. The venue is beautiful. There are plenty of ushers around to help find seats. There is a parking garage right next door and the rates were affordable.

We had a great time here, excellent symphony concert with comfortable seats and the building is beautiful. Everyone was friendly and helpful and it all made for a wonderful experience. There is parking across the street but my friend and I made an evening of it by going to MGM and getting free parking then after winning a little money we went out for dinner then ended it with a concert here. Worth a visit.

This is a beautiful theater with an older feel. It has a decent amount of seating and is relatively comfortable for shows. I saw The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight here and it was amazing. My mom told me stories about the shows she used to see here when she was younger. The ushers were very helpful. The theater staff made sure there were plenty of restrooms available to keep the wait short during intermission.

I had not seen a show here since 1991! I was worried the theater may be disheveled. Theater is in tip top shape. The sound is still extraordinary and I'm looking forward to the next concert I see there.

This is a beautiful building and would be a wonderful venue if it provided handicap options. There is absolutely nowhere to park around it for handicap people. There is also no elevator that goes up to the third balcony so if there's no room left in the small options available, then you are making an elderly handicap person walk up and down the steps. The seating on the 3rd balcony is also extremely uncomfortable. If it wasn't for the handicapped options, I would definitely give Symphony Hall much higher ratings as it is a beautiful building.