Heinz Hall
Heinz Hall
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Herstory_62
Philadelphia, PA487 contributions
Nov 2017 • Couples
Bravo Pittsburgh & the Pittsburgh Symphony for re-creating an ornate 1920s movie palace into a spectacular concert hall! It doesn't get better than world-class music in an elegant intimate setting, where renowned performers appear regularly. Conducted by Maestro Honeck, the annual post-Thanksgiving concert with remarkable violin ingenue Noa Wildschut was memorable.
Written November 26, 2017
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StephRad
Morgantown, WV150 contributions
Jun 2019 • Family
My daughter and I recently attended the Norah Jones concert at Heinz Hall... it was out first visit. The staff were friendly and helpful both af security and guiding us to our seats, which were in the mid section of the balcony. The old charm of the building was astounding. The seating rows are narrow. Acoustics and sound were perfect. Easily accessible parking garage across the street made our visit a poce of cake.
Written July 7, 2019
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BethanyF
Pittsburgh, PA69 contributions
Apr 2019 • Solo
I'm addicted to seeing shows. There. I said it. Big shows, little shows, rock shows, opera....you name it....i go...i love all our local venues as well. Heinz Hall is no exception. I am
there at least a half dozen times a year. There's something that sets heinz hall apart from the others. Heinz Hall is different. It's special. From the marble pillars to the breathtaking chandelliers, this place is visually intoxicating. No matter how many times I visit, I take pictures. If you make it to only one show, make it a Christmas show. The decor alone is worth the price of admission. There are many entrances and they often cater to families with sensory friendly needs as well as state of the art hearing impaired equipment. There are bars on three levels which have pricey choices but they have choices nonetheless. The courtyard is a gorgeous option in the warmer months. It really highlites the city skyline. There is no food other than snack stations. I've seen comedians, rock bands, Opera and symphony shows there. There's not a bad seat. The decor is a mix of old and new. The breathtaking staircase reminds me of the Titanic. Everyone in our city should visit there. We are fortunate to have such a beautiful Hall. I always feel so proud when I'm there. This is a show lovers dream.
there at least a half dozen times a year. There's something that sets heinz hall apart from the others. Heinz Hall is different. It's special. From the marble pillars to the breathtaking chandelliers, this place is visually intoxicating. No matter how many times I visit, I take pictures. If you make it to only one show, make it a Christmas show. The decor alone is worth the price of admission. There are many entrances and they often cater to families with sensory friendly needs as well as state of the art hearing impaired equipment. There are bars on three levels which have pricey choices but they have choices nonetheless. The courtyard is a gorgeous option in the warmer months. It really highlites the city skyline. There is no food other than snack stations. I've seen comedians, rock bands, Opera and symphony shows there. There's not a bad seat. The decor is a mix of old and new. The breathtaking staircase reminds me of the Titanic. Everyone in our city should visit there. We are fortunate to have such a beautiful Hall. I always feel so proud when I'm there. This is a show lovers dream.
Written April 21, 2019
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yoshidax
Bethlehem, PA391 contributions
Mar 2017 • Friends
Heinz Hall serves as a wonderful tribute to Senator Heinz and his family. The space is beautiful and the acoustics spot on even for a hearing challenged person as I am. We experienced a first rate performance of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra that featured soloist Francesco Piemontesi on piano.
However, a glorious afternoon was marred with the difficulty one of our party had with accessing her seat. We were seated in the Family Circle section -- very good seats to see the orchestra and soloist. The Family Circle is on a level in-between where the elevators stop. First, she had to go the top of the Gallery and walk down 12 rows of the Gallery and then another five of the Family Circle. Upon leaving, we were told that she had to walk down to the Grand Tier level to access the elevator.
Had I known these facts, I would have opted for seats that would have made the trip more convenient. As I looked around the hall, the average age of the patrons was on the very mature side as many halls offering classical music are experiencing. If structural accommodations can't be made, then the seating plan on the website should note these issues especially for those of us who visit the hall for the first time.
Otherwise, locals are certainly fortunate to have such a venue for its orchestra.
However, a glorious afternoon was marred with the difficulty one of our party had with accessing her seat. We were seated in the Family Circle section -- very good seats to see the orchestra and soloist. The Family Circle is on a level in-between where the elevators stop. First, she had to go the top of the Gallery and walk down 12 rows of the Gallery and then another five of the Family Circle. Upon leaving, we were told that she had to walk down to the Grand Tier level to access the elevator.
Had I known these facts, I would have opted for seats that would have made the trip more convenient. As I looked around the hall, the average age of the patrons was on the very mature side as many halls offering classical music are experiencing. If structural accommodations can't be made, then the seating plan on the website should note these issues especially for those of us who visit the hall for the first time.
Otherwise, locals are certainly fortunate to have such a venue for its orchestra.
Written March 17, 2017
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Barry S
Pittsburgh, PA23 contributions
Dec 2015 • Couples
Attended Holiday Doo Wop 2015 at Heinz Hall. Great Sound and not a bad seat in the house! Staff very helpful
Written January 13, 2016
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vank1012
Boca Raton, FL41 contributions
Dec 2015 • Family
We went to Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer: The Musical on Christmas Eve. The stage and building were stunning. Inside, the Christmas decorations were outstanding. It's a little theatre in the heart of Pittsburgh. Easy parking and lots of restaurants to choose from to grab a quick bite before a performance. I would definitely see a show here again.
Written December 27, 2015
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Georgette T
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States114 contributions
Oct 2014 • Family
This is such a beautiful venue for concerts and shows. The Pittsburgh Symphony is world class and the concerts never disappoint. We are lucky to have this beautiful hall and this amazing orchestra in Pittsburgh.
Written November 11, 2014
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Michelle C
Worthington, Ohio, United States88 contributions
Jul 2014 • Family
Landmark Event Management folks weren't consistent with the types of bags they let through the doors. I was sent back to my car to get rid of drawstring backpack and told my small purse would be fine. Transferred everything to purse, turned away again as it was too large. I had a wallet, keys and hair tie in purse - that's it. Saw much larger purses, kids cooler lunch boxes, etc. Consistency and SIGNAGE before you approach facility would be most hospitable.
Written July 28, 2014
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dmmaglet
Surfside Beach, SC50 contributions
Jan 2014 • Couples
I have been to Heinz Hall many times to see many different types of plays/shows. It is absolutely beautiful inside. Especially at Christmas time with the beautiful Christmas tree. I would suggest checking it out if given the opportunity. As in most venues as this some seats are better than others. I like sitting in the very first level (forget the name of it) but depending on who is sitting in front of you can either make or break your enjoyment. My husband and I saw Ghost here in January and it was wonderful.
Written February 19, 2014
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mpjotraveler
Riverview, Canada146 contributions
Nov 2013 • Business
I went to Heinz Hall to see the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. I was particularly lucky, because even though it was not my intention, I ended up at Heinz Hall around the holidays. The decor is spectacular, and worth some beautiful photo ops, but the Christmas decor really added to the overall experience, and made my time there that much more enjoyable. The symphony was wonderful, and even though we were in the balcony, we felt as though we had a spectacular view. I would return again!
Written January 23, 2014
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We're going to see Darci Lynn in November and purchased seats in the orchestra "Pit" and have never sat there before...was wondering how good the seats are and if there's any obstructions (hoping their great seats or the price I paid to take my grand-daughter, who is 8 years old).
Written April 16, 2019
Gary M~ I agree with the other patrons - with a single performer sitting closer will be better visually and you will be able to hear her vocals better. Darci Lynn is awesome! Isn't she?! You will have a lovely memorable time with your granddaughter.
Written April 16, 2019
Anyone have reviews of seats in the grand stage box right at Heinz hall? I hope they are ok
Written May 25, 2018
I sat there and it was pretty nice. It’s a more intimate setting because you don’t have an entire row of people that you have to move for or step over if someone happens to get up.
Written May 25, 2018
For a concert our tickets in the grand stage box right at Heinz Hall good seats?
Written May 25, 2018
jteachmomr
Murrysville, Pennsylvania
What time is the door open to enter Heinz Hall?
Written March 8, 2018
We like to arrive about an hour before the curtain rises. This will give you plenty of time to use the restroom, enjoy a cocktail and take in the ambience of the beautiful Heinz Hall.
Written March 10, 2018
A Tripadvisor member
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
3 contributions
The back of the orchestra
Written January 3, 2017
What does everyone suggest as proper dress attire for a matinee show for a kids production?
Written December 20, 2015
How far is fast food for breakfast? I'm looking for a hotel with breakfast or a McDonald's, etc within walking distance for 17 high school students.
Written January 16, 2015
We stay at the William Penn Omni Hotel, and we walk to and from Heinz Hall. The WIlliam Penn has a Starbucks inside and a Brueggers Bagels and Jimmy Johns connected. It is 2-3 block walk to Market Square which has every fast food imaginable and other specialty restaurants too. The only other two hotels you should consider are the Doubletree on Bigelow and the Marriott. All of these would be within easy walking distance to Heinz Hall. I have stayed at all 3 and the William Penn is by far the most convenient for fast food, delis , etc.
Written January 19, 2015
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