enjoyed our evening-worth going to-something I had alway wanted to do-convenient to the subway but had a hard time getting a taxi home

Saw John Williams conduct The Boston Pops for Film Night. Sat in the front row of the lower balcony. Symphony Hall is beautiful. The sound is glorious. Seats were very comfortable. Really wonderful evening.

It as wonderful - my husband fell asleep though lol. Such great artists and a cool old building. It was nice to have a glass of wine t intermission. Restaurants right around the corner. Parking is in the street though.

If you have a chance do try and see the symphony orchestra. The hall is amazing, both visually and acustically. Try not to sit too high up or on the extreme sides as visibility is very limited there especially if you are not in the front row.

We come down to Boston every spring to see the Pops, it is always an enjoyable evening. This year we were swooned by the sounds of the Rat Pack and recalled the sounds of our youth; from the the music on the radio to the theme songs of classic TV shows. Keith Lockhart & company does a great job, it... More

What acoustics! Had some concerns about which seats to select when purchasing tickets. Had read some reviews about music teachers/professionals liking the corner seats. We selected the first balcony/3rd row/corner. Very happy with our selections. We were a bit removed from the orchestra visually but had a clear view of the entire stage and didn't have to constantly look sideways... More

The BSO's performances are one of Boston's greatest assets. The talented and well rehearsed musicians are second to none in the United States. Their versatility is prodigious, spanning the classical repertory well into 21st century compositions. With a new outstanding music director the BSO will surely continue to dazzle.

Not only is the full symphonic orchestra world class, but the chamber players four concert per season series is outstanding. The chamber ensamble is composed of first chairs from the full orchestra and plays in Jordan Hall, near Symphony Hall, on four Sunday afternoons each year. We have been season subscribers for many years, and the series is one of... More

Just make sure you are aware of the location of your seat in the theater. We were not adequately informed about the potential for "limited visibility", which means I was seated directly behind a pillar. Fortunately the acoustics were very good!