Chicago Symphony Center/Orchestra Hall

220 S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago IL, 60604
Phone: 312.294.3000
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Rich in tradition. Innovative in vision. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO) is a musical force in Chicago and around the world. Built in 1904, Symphony Center was designed by famed architect Daniel Burnham, then a trustee of the CSO.
The Grammy award winning ensemble holds more than 150 performances and events a year. The CSO is made up of 107 professional musicians, including two internationally renowned conductors and two award-winning composers-in-residence.

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Specialty: Classical music

Neighborhood: Downtown

Seats: 2,522 on five levels and on behind the stage
Best seat/acoustics: C102, lower balcony, center section, thrid row back on the aisle
Best seat/slight-lines: C102
Bottom line: C102

Hours: See website for season schedule

Price: $11.00 to $150.00, depending on show and seats

Payment: Visa, American Express, Optima, Diner's Club

Parking: Public parking lots. Pre-paid parking is available at 55 E. Monroe for evening shows

ADA: Yes

Public Transportation: The following CTA train and bus lines reach the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s venue at the Symphony Center; you should get off at the stops in parenthesis: Brown Line train (Adams), Green Line train (Adams), Purple Line train (Adams), Orange Line train (Adams). CTA bus (3-King Drive Limited, 4-Cottage Grove, 60-Blue Island, 145-Wilson/Michigan, 147-Outer Drive Express, 151-Sheridan). Call the CTA at 312.836.3501 or visit www.chicagotransitauthority.com/

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