Dallas Symphony Orchestra at Meyerson Symphony Center Concerts 2025-2026

Had a great first experience! The orchestra played beautifully. We went to "A Night at the Movies" featuring some of the most famous movie soundtracks by John Williams. The employees there were friendly and helpful. The inside and outside of the premises were nice and clean (which isn't always a given in big cities). The architecture of the building is also pretty cool, but of course the best part was the music.

We saw a Christmas chorus event here and is was beautiful. They really put on a great show, I was able to get there about 20 min early and had no trouble getting in and out. The staff was extremely nice as well, very helpful. I will definitely come back next year!

This was my first time attending here. Parking is a bit confusing i parked in p3 or 3p whatever and it was nice there was access to the building from the parking garage a plus when theres bad weather. I paid $20 for 3.5 hrs granted I was there monday(I'm sure it's more on weekend) after looking online alot of the events are 21 and older I guess ill have to continue to look for events that are kid friendly. We visited this place as my son was competing here for the Dallas ISD music memory contest. Very clean very spacious. The lighting and acustics in this place are amazing. Such a beautiful place.

Wunderbar! Viewing the Meyerson Symphony Center with fresh eyes and all the wonder of a child this holiday season! The Millennial Orchestra Choir Christmas concert The World Was Waiting performance was spectacular! The female conductors, composers, choir of all ages, and orchestra all gave an amazing version of our most beloved holiday songs. Many of the selections were presented in their original language with native dress and instruments. For decades this has been a spacious and gorgeous venue with sweeping views of the Dallas skyline and ample parking within walking distance that accommodates a sold out audience. The staff at the Myerson were helpful and friendly. The sound and sightlines from the orchestra center were excellent, however this concert hall is intimate enough that there really is not a bad seat in the house. The traditional velvety cushioned seats were comfortable and warm. The only suggestion I have to add would be more frequent attention or concierge service in the restroom, particularly for large crowds. Not only was there no toilet paper in several of the stalls, but the two boxes of tissues on the floor were running out as well.

We bought cheap seats in the Grand Tier and had a lovely time listening to the John Williams Night at the Movies concert. I recommend the Dallas Symphony Orchestra to any live music lovers.