Very nice old style hall - semi circle with good seating all around. Some seats may be blocked by columns. Sound was very good.

Lovely old historic theatre in Toronto. Has that old charm and houses the great concerts I've seen in the past...just saw Dennis Deyoung: Music of Styx Reopening...my husband loved it...however the original seats I bought we for the sides...you only get to see half the concert...I don't know why the ticket agent told me that the 2 seats I purchased... More

It was actually several years ago, but I got to sit on stage to watch Dame Kiri De Kanawa sing. The acoustics were amazing, the architecture a bit too modern for my taste, but the faciilites couldn't be faulted.

I love the history of Massey Hall and have enjoyed many concerts and performances there since I was a child. The next time I try booking here, if I can't get floor seats I'll simply pass - the leg room in the upper seats is simply not enough for someone over 5'8" (or less, perhaps!) to sit, and no matter... More

Yes, all classic rock and folk legend place this Hall. I needs a bit of a complete restoration in my opinion. I have seen Gordon Lightfoot to Nora Jones to others I can't even remember. The balconies are steep so all can see the view. Parking in next to impossible. The box office people are a bit overworked or have... More

It's not a large venue. Sometimes you don't want to be surrounded by thousands of people. Sometimes you want to see the person who is entertaining you as more than just a speck. Just avoid the seats behind the large pillars supporting the building.

Went to Massey Hall for the Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds concert. Great atmosphere and the sound was perfect. Seating was awful though.

Want to see a concert the way it's suppose to be seen? There's not a bad seat in the house and the audience always feels like part of the show. One of canada's iconic venues, there isn't an artist who doesn't aspire to play it. How do you get Massey hall? practice practice practice. For all others, buy a ticket.... More

Not a bad seat in the house and the sound is phenomenal. Got dragged to a Bryan Adams concert and actually had a good time due, in part, to the venue. Sound was awesome and you're so close that the performer can't help but interact with the audience.