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The Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center is now a cashless facility (credit or debit card only). For a seamless experience, pre-order your intermission drinks on the Noble App before the show and skip the line! Pre-order now. While you’re here, park with ease, explore the neighborhood, sample our in-house amenities, and participate in the many ...
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Doors to the concert hall open thirty minutes before the performance, so be sure to go early to find your seat, soak in the ambience, and read over your program. There you can find a list of symphony rules such as no talking during the performance and no unwrapping cough drops or rifling through your purse. Keep in mind that the music in some parts...
If you'd like to eat before the show, the Meyerson serves dinner at two restaurants, Opus (fine dining and Sunday brunch) and Allegro (light dining). Bars are also set up in these areas so you may purchase bottled water, soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages before the show or during the fifteen-minute-or-so intermission. Don't worry too much about ...
Don't CLAP BETWEEN MOVEMENTS!! Some pieces of music have 'sections' known as 'movements'. It is proper to only clap at the end of the entire piece, rather than after each section (even though the band takes a noticeable pause to readjust). For instance, you may see something like this in your program: Southern Harmony for Wind Ensemble (1998) by Do...
Outfits cover a very wide range including dressy dresses, cocktail dresses, casual dresses, lots of dress pants (mostly black) with sweaters or nice shirts, and even some jeans with nice shirts or jackets.
Also a wide range of attire including tuxes, suits, sport coats, dress pants with nice shirts, and jeans with dress shirts or jackets.
Parking is available in the Hall Arts Center Garage, Cathedral Garage, Star Parking on Olive Street, One Arts Plaza, and via valet on both levels. See parking map below.
Free public tours of the Meyerson are available on selected days along with a free 30-minute recital demonstration of the center's impressive 4,535 pipe concert organ. Reservations are not required.
If you enter the Meyerson from the Dallas Arts District Garage and find yourself on the lower level near the Symphony Store, just look to the right and take the large stairway up. Elevators are also available, as the entrance to the concert hall is upstairs. See additional information below or visit: Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
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Dress up to impress Jeans likely OK The dress code at Dallas Symphony Orchestra at Meyerson Symphony Center is Smart Casual. See full description, what to wear suggestions, photos, reader comments and more.
- 2301 Flora St, Dallas, TX 75201
Valet Parking – Flora Street Entrance and Valet Parking Circle off of Munger Avenue. The Meyerson Symphony Center also offers complimentary wheelchairs for patrons with limited mobility. Reserve these in advance by calling the Meyerson Facilities Management team at 214.871.4003. Hear Us Now™ Assistive Listening.
PARKING AVAILABLE – The Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center is located in the heart of the Dallas Arts District at 2301 Flora Street | Dallas, TX 75201. 2301 Flora St, Dallas, TX 75201. 214-849-4376. Hours.
Know Before You Go to the Meyerson Symphony Center ARTS | TIPS Find out more about touring the Meyerson, parking, transportation options, dress, etiquette, dining, tickets, dos and don'ts, etc. Classical music knowledge is optional.
