Boston Symphony Hall – Boston, MA Tickets
Discover the Iconic Boston Symphony Hall
Located in the heart of Boston’s cultural district, the Boston Symphony Hall stands as one of the world’s most revered concert venues, recognized for its architectural beauty and world-renowned acoustics. Opened in 1900, the Symphony Hall was built for the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) and has remained its home ever since. Designed by architect Charles McKim of the firm McKim, Mead and White, the hall was one of the first in the world constructed using scientifically derived acoustical principles—an innovation that helped make it a gold standard for concert venues.
Today, Boston Symphony Hall hosts not only the BSO’s acclaimed performances but also welcomes a variety of concerts, film score presentations, holiday programs, youth ensembles, and special lectures. This historic venue is both a destination for classical music lovers and a gateway to exceptional live entertainment experiences. Whether you’re attending a matinee with the family or enjoying a once-in-a-lifetime performance, Symphony Hall delivers a timeless ambiance and world-class acoustics.
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Seating Recommendations and Charts
Boston Symphony Hall offers a seating capacity of approximately 2,625 and features four main sections:
- Orchestra Level – Offers up-close sound immersion; center seats provide premier acoustics.
- First Balcony – Highly sought after for its elevated, unobstructed views and exceptional sound quality.
- Second Balcony – A great choice for those seeking value without sacrificing the experience.
- Box Seating – Elegant sidewall seating in private boxes, ideal for intimate and VIP occasions.
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Location and Transportation
Venue Address:
Boston Symphony Hall
301 Massachusetts Ave
Boston, MA 02115
Parking
- Limited metered street parking is available nearby.
- Recommended garages include:
- Christian Science Plaza Garage (235 Huntington Ave)
- Symphony Garage (41 Westland Ave)
Public Transit
- Take the Green Line (E train) to the Symphony Station, just a block away.
- Multiple MBTA bus routes stop near Massachusetts Ave.
Rideshare & Drop-Off
- Designated rideshare drop-off zones are available near the front entrance.
- ADA-accessible drop-off is permitted directly in front of the hall.
Arrival Recommendations
- Doors open 60–90 minutes before showtime.
- We recommend arriving at least 45 minutes early to allow time for parking, security, and locating your seats.
- Late arrivals may be held in the lobby until an appropriate break in the performance.
Venue Navigation
- Main entrance leads to the orchestra level; ushers are available at all major access points.
- Elevators are available to assist with balcony and box seat access.
- Clear signage helps guests navigate to restrooms, concessions, and exits.
- The venue is intimate yet grand—allow time to enjoy the historic interior architecture before the curtain rises.
Security and Policies
- Bag Policy: Small bags and purses only; all bags are subject to inspection.
- Prohibited Items: Outside food/drink, flash photography, large bags, recording devices, and weapons.
- Re-Entry Policy: Re-entry is not permitted during most performances.
- Service Animals: ADA-recognized service animals are allowed.
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Pre-Event Planning
- Plan for traffic delays, especially on weekends and during major events in the Fenway and Back Bay areas.
- Enjoy pre-show dinner at nearby restaurants like Mistral, Select Oyster Bar, or Thornton’s.
- For groups, establish a meet-up spot near Symphony Station or the front entrance before the event.
Accessibility
- Boston Symphony Hall is ADA-accessible with:
- Wheelchair and companion seating
- Elevator access to balcony levels
- Assisted listening devices
- Accessible restrooms and drop-off access are available near the Massachusetts Ave entrance.
If you have specific accessibility needs, reach out to Box Office Ticket Sales for personalized recommendations on seating options.
Dining Options
Great dining options are just steps from Symphony Hall:
- Lucca Back Bay – Upscale Italian with a stylish atmosphere.
- Jaho Coffee & Tea – Ideal for a quick pre-show caffeine fix.
- Boston Burger Company – Creative burgers and milkshakes near Northeastern.
- Symphony Sushi – A casual Japanese eatery right around the corner.
Food and drink inside the hall are limited to designated lounge and lobby areas before performances and during intermission.
Other Things to Do in Boston
Make a day of it and explore other attractions around Boston:
- Museum of Fine Arts Boston – Just a short walk away, featuring rotating art collections and exhibits.
- Newbury Street – Renowned for boutique shopping and cafes.
- The Boston Public Garden – Perfect for a stroll before your evening event.
Other Top Venues in Boston
- TD Garden – Home of the Celtics and Bruins, plus major concert tours.
- Fenway Park – Legendary baseball stadium, home to the Boston Red Sox.
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