Walt Disney Concert Hall

Beautifully designed in and out! The parking was so smooth (and a flat $10 rate which is really fair in DTLA!) staff were all friendly and helpful. The hall is designed perfectly, most seats had great view and no one blocking you. I loved their merch shop too. Overall a must visit esp for music lovers

Went here to see Ichiko Aoba and the 12 Ensemble perform and oh my goodness what a core memory it was, I definitely won’t forget it! She’s just the best! The venue itself looks amazing, when you arrive here you’ll be greeted by the jawdropping kinda minimalist/sharp architecture, it just looks pleasing to the eyes and it makes you wonder how they even built this. The indoors of the building is of course great too, especially the hall for the concerts. It’s not too big, not too small, but definitely intimate. Any seats should be a good seat, but honestly I worry that the terrace seats might have a limited view due to the hanging lamps/lights and whatnot. I myself sat at Orchestra West D section and it was absolutely fantastic! The seats are elevated, so heads won’t be blocking your views. There’s space for legroom but you would have to stand up if someone wants to pass by. I’m pretty sure there’s food you can get inside but I haven’t bought any. Drinks are definitely available there. You can also be like me and bring empty water bottle to refill. Restrooms on the first floor are quite small, but the ones on the second floor are definitely bigger. All in all, Walt Disney Concert Hall is a great venue and I’m looking forward to visit it again!

I recently visited this venue for the first time and was thoroughly impressed by the scale, design, and atmosphere. Most notably, the acoustics and sound quality are exceptional. The performance featuring works by Sibelius, Debussy, and Scriabin was outstanding. Sibelius’s "The Oceanides" and Scriabin’s "Prometheus" were particularly moving, and I have become a dedicated fan of both composers as a result. The venue is a must-visit for any music enthusiast. Its location in such a beautiful part of downtown Los Angeles, complemented by the views from the garden section, makes for a wonderful experience.

Unique Frank Gehry architecture lends itself to fantastic seating and sound. "Rooftop" Lounge is lovely, with great views of LA. The LA Philharmonic's performance of Die Walkyries, Part 1 was a joy.

What a remarkable concert hall this is. One of the most pieces of architecture I have ever seen. Inside, the sound quality is pristine. A must visit for classical music lovers.

I loved going to Music 101 with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. If you can make it, I highly recommend it. I learned so much just hearing the musicians explain the music and instruments in a way that made everything easier to appreciate. Their store is also one of those top-tier museum stores where suddenly you are debating whether an art piece is worth skipping a hotel night for. I had to walk away from a few things because choices had to be made. The architecture inside is beautiful, warm, and somehow calmer than the dramatic outside of the building. Also, box seats are where it’s at. Completely worth it. The view of the orchestra and the room makes the whole experience feel more immersive.

A remarkable architectural landmark with creative spaces to explore inside and out. The exterior is iconic, and the interior offers beautiful light, materials, and spatial experiences.