Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County

I’ve been coming to the Adrienne Arsht Center for years for their broadway shows and I absolutely enjoy it every single time. I recently went over the weekend to watch & Juliet and had a great time. From the moment you walk in, the staff is helpful assisting you to find your seat. I also enjoyed the reservation for parking before the event. Not only does it save you some money but it also helps you plan for parking ahead of time. They have a few options to reserve parking, which is great for every budget, For this particular show, they had a photo section with props that we could use to take photos. This was fun to do. I always enjoy how clean the place is and organized. It makes watching any show a delight. I will continue to come.

The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts is a wonderful cultural destination. The staff is welcoming and professional, the seating is comfortable, and the architecture is impressive, both inside and out. The overall experience feels well-organized and enjoyable. Traffic in the area can be challenging at peak times, but it is manageable with a little planning. Overall, it is absolutely worth visiting for performances and events.

My husband and I had a truly unforgettable experience watching the Miami City Ballet's breathtaking performance of The Nutcracker at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami Downtown. The ballet was a masterpiece, elevated by a live orchestra led by a talented female conductor. Arriving early allowed us to enjoy a lovely pre-show on the first floor of the Adrienne Arsht Center. It's a joy to experience this timeless classic, which has evolved into a beloved Christmas tradition worldwide, despite its humble beginnings in Russia in 1892. A testament to the genius of Tchaikovsky and George Balanchine!

Went to see the Nutcracker by the Miami city ballet. Great experience with the staff, everybody was really welcoming and answered any questions I had. The venue is extremely nice and large and easy to navigate after you talk to the staff member. Had a seat in Tear 4 (which was the lowest price) and still had a good view and sound. Definitely think it was worth it. There is valet parking, but there’s also two parking lots available, walking distance (you can pay in advance through premium parking website). The one across the street was $25, the one with 7min walk was $10.

Great place to see opera, ballet, symphony, musical theatre, and concerts of all types of music! Most are family friendly but check before you go to make sure if you have young children. Support the arts in your community! Support local musicians!

The Adrienne Arsht Center was an ok venue and & Juliet was so much fun such a great, high-energy show. It was my first time visiting and overall a good experience. One thing to note: if you’re sensitive or have allergies, the air circulation inside may be an issue. My friend experienced pretty severe allergy symptoms, so it’s something to be aware of. Also helpful tip- valet parking ended up being less expensive than the self-parking lot, which was $40.

A modern and contemporary venue were Top Performers and International Renowned Orchestras can be seen. It is a real treat to visit!

I was very disappointed with stage and sound system is very poor. I went to see to the Tenor Juan Diego Florez concert! i think his talent is better than the arsht center. For example the stage didn’t have carpet or other material that cover the floor and electrical wires, it had also big curtain behind the artist it looked like bed sheets. Additionally it had two speakers only on the stage. No way I was very disappointed the best Tenor in our time deserves better venue.

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts is one of the largest performing arts centers in the United States. We attended the Moulin Rouge! The Musical and Fiddler on the Roof: enjoyed both. ... still so much constrcutions are going on around it.

I saw "Moulin Rouge" at the Adrienne Arsht Center and I've been there a few times before for other shows. They offer discounted parking for $10 in a nearby lot, which is really convenient. The theater itself is big, although I felt like the sound quality could have been better for such a large space. The acoustics were ok, but not amazing. The show itself was just ok for me. I didn't like how they tried to update the songs too much and the love story kind of lost its message and I just didn't feel as connected to the characters. I actually enjoyed the movie more - its hard to beat Nicole Kidman's acting! Overall, it was still a nice night out and I'll definitely come back to the Arsht Center for another show.

Always a joy to come to the many performances. Each season is a hit or miss based on offerings, but at least if the musicals don't suit, there are ballets and operas to make up for them. Getting there can be a nightmare and you have to plan at least an hour and a half or you'll be stuck in traffic in the way to the parking lot. Valet lines can be very long as not many people want to deal with the parking situation.

If you're going to the Adrienne Arsht Center, I advise parking in the lot next to the building. You'll pay with an app or QR code and it is MUCH FASTER easier experience than doing valet. Valet line is crazy long and tedious wait as the guys run to the valet lot retrieve your vehicle. We came for the Miami City Ballet performance of the Nutcracker. The ballet was incredible, the workers were kind and everything went smooth. Great experience, iconic location, always plan 1 hour travel time when doing anything in downtown Miami.

We came to see a small play and had a wonderful time. The drinks were good and the play was great! Everyone was really friendly too. I'd definitely recommend this theater.

really enjoyed our play here! i've been a few times, to see a musical as well as a movie to concert show. both shows were great! parking is also super easy & staff are quick to help.

I've been coming to the Adrienne Arsht Center for years for their broadway shows and I absolutely enjoy it every single time. I recently went over the weekend to watch & Juliet and had a great time. From the moment you walk in, the staff is helpful assisting you to find your seat. I also enjoyed the reservation for parking before the event. Not only does it save you some money but it also helps you plan for parking ahead of time. They have a few options to reserve parking, which is great for every budget, For this particular show, they had a photo section with props that we could use to take photos. This was fun to do. I always enjoy how clean the place is and organized. It makes watching any show a delight. I will continue to come.

I came here to watch the Miles Davis Tribute concert and it was such a great experience. The parking is a bit expensive: they have valet for $35 or parking garage nearby that ended up being $38. I met Kevin one of the associates from the show and he was super friendly and welcoming. I also met Sheri that was super sweet as well. Everyone that performed was super talented and I really enjoyed it. The theater is very clean.

On a Friday night my family and I went to listen to good music of Miles Davis. The Adrienne Arsht Center is a beautiful building and great acoustics on the stage area. The valet parking was $35 usd or you can park in the garage that is a few blocks away. I highly recommend visiting this beautiful place.

Nice performance center in the heart of downtown Miami. I came here recently to see a play & had a great time. The theater is well-kept, there's plenty of employees at each floor to help out & the lobby is spacious. Every worker who I interacted with was friendly which always adds to the positive experience. It was a bit odd that they would seat people during the performance but it wasn't too disruptive. Maybe holding off until the musical numbers were over would be better though. There's some concession stands that serve snacks & drinks on each level but the lines get long during intermission. The prices seemed fair considering it's Miami. They allow you to bring the snacks in/eat/drink during the show which seems strange because it could be disruptive to others but I had no issues when I was there. I had no trouble seeing the entire stage from where I was on the 3rd floor. The sound was also great. The seats were comfortable & it didn't feel too crammed with people on either side. They don't have a dedicated parking garage but there's a handful of lots that are very close by. There's also a good selection of restaurants nearby that you can get food at before or after your show. They run promo offers to get tickets at a discounted rate but you don't know where you're seated until you pick them up. It's a toss up because they can be anywhere in the theater but that sort of makes it fun. I'll definitely be back when more shows come into town.

Gospel competition at the Arsht was an inspiring. Every choir had amazing presence and outstanding vocals. The staff at the Arsht are always so helpful and accommodating.

Eek! Paid more than $400 for tickets to the nutcracker 2025, and that was a waste!!! The performers were incredible and talented, but the show itself was SORELY lacking- also somehow equal parts whitewashed and racist? They kept both the Arabian dance and what I can only seem as a deeply racist caricature of Chinese culture (photos below). Additionally, almost the entire main cast was white (in Miami, really?), the brown and Black dancers were always put in the back, and the one or two characters who were POC were either troublemaker characters or caricatures of a culture we were supposed to assume was theirs. Also generally speaking, the show was NOT very good for how many sponsorships they were advertising- the costumes were lackluster at best and it seems like a lot more thought went into how to make the ballet as puritan and conservative as possible. Waste of money!

I came to the AAC last night to see &Juliet and it was FANTASTIC. The show, the pre-show activities, and the volunteers were just wonderful. If visiting, I would highly encourage you to pre-pay your parking because that was one less stress I had to worry about. I parked across the street and it made parking entering/exiting so easy. I will say, while I did not valet, the valet parkers had their technique down to a science!! Anyway, the reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 was really for the seating. According to the seating map, we bought row A. In the picture, we were front row. When we arrived to our seats, they removed the orchestra section and ended up in the 4th row, of course, behind a group of taller people. Now the tall people were not the issue because I can make it work, but why is the map showing row A as front row but then it isn't actually?! Also the seats are connected in sets of 3, and the guy next to me had the shakiest leg, which made the show seem even more interactive. There is no recording, phones, or cameras allowed, but there is no one there to enforce. I say this because the amount of video I saw on social media after the show shows that the rules were not followed nor enforced. Even ShakeyLegMan next to me recorded the whole first song. Anyway, the AAC is a really great environment. There could be some more upkeep in the Women's bathroom to the L of the stage because even before the show, there was only 3 (of 5) sinks with soap. Aside from the seating situation and the soap, the place is wonderful. The bar moves quickly, the volunteers are helpful, and the show was top notch.

This venue is so beautiful and versatile. As a young adult, I took advantage of Culture Shock Miami and attended many different performances at the Arsht Center. More recently, my family and I attended a performance of the Nutcracker by Miami City Ballet. This is one of my most favorite holiday traditions. The Opera House has cushioned, stadium seating that offers a comfortable experience. They also have booster cushions to accommodate children. I love that they make sure little ones have a nice time, too! The bathrooms are nice and clean but there aren't very many stalls so you have to run there during intermission to make the line. Also, the ushers are super polite and professional. They're all volunteers and I think the fact that they want to be there is something that really elevates your experience as a patron. The venue hosts free walking tours which are led by these same volunteers. It's very informative, I highly recommend it so you can get to know the space and pick up a little local history while you're there. I could go on and on about this place! UNFORTUNATELY, one factor you can't control is how fellow patrons behave. There were two young women seemingly in their early 20s seated next to me and they were just so out of touch with basic theater etiquette. They snuck food into the auditorium and were munching, chatting, and giggling all throughout the first act. I promise you that most of the young children were better behaved than them. It's not the movies, and it's not your living room... If you are there to see a live performance, then please follow the rules of the venue and practice good manners so everyone can have a great time.

I was this last weekend at Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts for the play Carmen and I pretty much enjoyed it. The check-in process was smooth and fast. The venue itself is beautiful and instagramable. The play, Carmen, was well executed. I will certainly come back to this venue.

Beautiful show for school kids. Great space and beautiful auditorium. Look forward to coming for more shows

I took the free biweekly tour of the entire complex. Jean was such a nice and knowledgeable volunteer tour guide. It was great learning about the history and the technical details of the theaters. I strongly recommend this behind the scenes tour.

This is the formal arts complex for Miami and it is sufficiently grand like something you would find in New York. The Center is relatively well designed although there can be bottlenecks for the nose bleed section which is fairly high up. Parking was surprisingly easy with several available lots.

called to change or request new seats for the upcoming season and was on hold for almost an hour. Finally got a person, Mabel, who happened to be a manager and what a gem she was. Helped us put in the request for new seats and also helped change dates for an upcoming show and add a ticket to another show. She was attentive, pleasant and worked overtime to help us with all our needs which was incredible. Thank you so much Mabel. :)))

Watching The Nutcracker at the Adrienne Arsht Center is a magical and unforgettable experience. The stunning venue itself adds to the charm, with its grand architecture, excellent acoustics, and comfortable seating that offers great views from almost anywhere. I would recommend getting there early so you can either valet or find parking as Miami traffic can get hectic . They did have snack options and drinks to purchase, along with a photo op station ! I would definitely recommend going especially during holiday time ! It's a magical experience .

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater presented Ailey II: The Next Generation of Dance. Security at the Arsht Center was efficient. The ushers were pleasant & helpful. I was disappointed that the program was digital but thankful it was still accessible. The three acts were powerful & engaging. I appreciated the two intermissions. Dismissal flowed well & we departed safely. It was a wonderful evening and we can't wait to return.

Love this theater. Attendants/Ushers were all Very attentive and professional. Seats were comfortable and lovely setting.

Absolutely love the Arsht Center! I have been coming here throughout the years for plays and various concerts. I most recently came for the Nu Deco + Andrew Bird concert and really enjoyed myself. Staff are kind and helpful with any questions on how to navigate seatings or tickets. The venue is always so clean and well maintained. The sound is incredible, as are the colors/visuals for events. No matter where you sit, you'll have a good view of the stage. Drinks and food are very pricey, as is expected for a venue like this. There are parking lots specific to the Arsht Center with special event pricing, which is good to know prior to an event. I usually try to Uber as it can be quite chaotic. It's key to arrive early! Definitely can't wait to come back for another event!

Today we went yo see Mama Mia! We had a great time , the show was great Donna killed it ! It was so much fun!!

The center was beautiful. I came to see the Wicket and left very happy with the experience. I found every thing very well organized. You do have to go through a metal detector however it was a smooth transition. The center had many knowledgeable employees that guided everyone to the right spot. A smooth flow. I was happy with the show. I enjoyed it. I think they did a good job. The cast members were all very talented. The seating area was clean and beautiful. A few days before the show. I got an email advising me to come early due to the high traffic around the area. later on got another email giving me parking options. I was so grateful for the recommendations. I found them useful. I wish other businesses take the time to same thing. I had a happy and smooth experience thanks to the center's good organization.

Nice Venue. Valet and self parking available. Security tight but not inconvenient. The experience would have been a lot nicer if they didn't allow people to get in an hour into the performance. It was very distracting. Also, the ushers should be trained to not completely invade the space of audience members. No one likes a butt in their face (over and over and over).

I've been here a couple of times and it's a good place to come see a play. There are a few places to eat before or after the show that are in walking distance so that's pretty convenient. The venue also has a cafe and you can buy things at the bar. They allow you to eat and drink during some of the shows which I think is completely ridiculous. During a recent show here the person behind me kept squeezing their plastic water bottle until I turned around and gave them a death glare lol. They also use their flashlights to seat latecomers and we so know how fun a flashlight in the eyes can be. The seats are comfy and the people who work there are all very pleasant. Plenty of parking both there and nearby.

What a fun evening. I hadn't been here since pre pandemic! The whole area has changed -there are no more parking lots in front of Adrienne Arsht. The center is comprised of three distinct spaces: Ziff Ballet Opera House, John S. and James L. Knight Concert Hall, and Carnival Studio Theater. We were going to the Carnival Studio Theatre. The Arsht Center is located in the heart of downtown suit's great if you can access it via the MetroMover. They are building a bridge that will be ready in two years. We parked on the side street through a mobile app because we got there early enough - we ere going to a place nearby to have sushi (You can add time to the app as it gets closer- it reminds you). You have to go through a metal detector which was easy. I went here to watch the Summer Shorts - general seating. Summer shorts show cases the playwrights and they are about 10 minutes each. Some were very good and some not so good. I did get conflicting information -I was told it would be 105 minutes without intermission - however, there is an intermission and it didn't start on time (so it went close to 120 minutes with an intermission). They do have a snack bar in between if you need something - I did buy a coffee for $3. You can bring it into the theatre with you. I do like checking out different kinds of theatre and I'm glad I went there.

I finally got to see Wicked the musical and it was so awesome! My seats were in the 300s but towards the center so our view wasn't obstructed. I would plan yo arrive at least 45 mns before the show starts because they're very strict with starting on time and will not let you in during the opening. There are plenty of parking lots and garages that aren't too far but if you prefer valet, just be patient. It takes a while. They have snacks and drinks on sale during intermission which is typically 15 minutes. Fyi,don't take food inside because the usher in our section was confiscating everyone's snacks because they weren't allowed inside. I was told it varies per event but that's annoying especially because most snacks start at 6 bucks and the bartenders don't disclose that while serving you. Regardless, this is a beautiful place to see the performing arts. One of the best in town!

I had the pleasure of attending 'An Evening With Ketanji Brown Jackson' presented by Adrienne Arsht Center and the Books & Books Literary Foundation at the Ziff Ballet Opera House. I also enjoyed her reading an excerpt of her new memoir, LOVELY ONE. Such a one in a lifetime experience.

Gorgeous performance center. Easy to access by car or public transport. There are two parking lots across the street from the Opera House building (Ziff), which are first come first served ($30 for 4 hours). There is an option to reserve parking space online but you must do it NO LESS than 24 hours in advance. There is also Valet parking for just $35. Came to see the Nutcracker and was not disappointed. Beautiful building. Plenty of concession kiosks open at intermission. Could do with more bathroom stalls. The seats were comfortable and there seems to be a good view of the stage no matter where you sit. We were at Orchestra J 114-116. Dress fancy and bring a sweater as it can get chilly inside.

This is my second visit to the Arsht Center and in my opinion, it is a full 5 star experience. On this last visit we went early because we had not purchased tickets and we knew the show wasn't sold out yet but were hoping to still be able to get relatively good seats, although we would've been content with anything Really, we just wanted to see the show. We made the box office line and even though the line was really long, it went fast, and we were helped by this super helpful young man wearing a red bowtie. (I wish I had gotten his name because he was so pleasant and helpful) We told him our situation and he took his time looking over the seating chart to see which seats would be the best at this point and I still can't believe the incredible seats we got, practically on stage in the orchestra section, and at a great price. He was really helpful, and we couldn't have been happier. All of the other ushers were really helpful and friendly as well. The theater in itself is beautiful, great acoustics, lots of little areas to sit or have a drink. I recommend coming early so you can familiarize yourself with this very large theater, there's also lots of nice areas to get pictures.

The good news: The theater is back to Miami. Arsht Center is bringing a set of 5 plays starting with Frankenstein, following by A Christmas Carol. Perfect for adults and families with older children The better news: Frankenstein is simply superb. Powerful performances, especially by the monsters, Dr. Frankenstein. Not only bringing to life Mary Shelley's immortal novel, but also bringing up philosophical discussions between a creator and its creation The bad news: Arsht Center organization is simply clueless. By this, in no way, do I refer to the ushers and volunteers who work there, but the organization. Here are a few examples: We got to Arsht Center early. There is a stand that sells food and beverages. I ordered a plate of cheese and a couple of glasses of wine to munch on while waiting for the doors to open. The sales person tells me that I cannot take the food or drink inside the theater. Fine. We sat by a table to eat and drink when an angry man comes up and says we cannot eat or drink anything indoors. Why are you selling items that cannot be consumed? That makes no sense. And why is there no sign saying that before I spend the money purchasing the items? No merchandise was being sold for this play. Even my daughter said why don't they replace the food stand with a place to sell merchandise? She wanted something from this play as she always buys something about the shows I take her to, but no such luck this time. When we go inside the theater, the seating is general admission. But there are certain seats marked for subscribers and certain ones for non subscribers. The problem is the almost every group had people who were subscribers and some who were not, and they didn't want their party to be divided. Now what do you do? Didn't this simple fact occur to any of the organizers beforehand? So we have a two-hour show in rather uncomfortable seats with no intermission. Why? Give a small intermission so people can stretch and go to bathroom, even if there is nothing to eat or drink, or should I say nothing can consumed, because they can be purchased. Now, I have gone to theaters and plays around the world. I don't recall ever seeing a stage set like a catwalk between two sets of audience. The actors have to worry about not blocking the audience on both sides, which makes things complicated. What's wrong with the traditional stage in front and all the seats facing the stage from the same side. It is disappointing how simple things that could improve a person's experience were not taken into consideration, but the play was good enough to give 4 stars, even though Arsht Center organizers do not deserve it.

I love seeing ballets, so naturally I have a reason to go to the Arsht. I've been to three shows here now. The theater is lovely, especially at the holidays. The acoustics and lighting are great, and the seats are nice. I just have a couple of issues with the staff. Today after a show, I needed to use the restroom. The staff blocked me twice, claiming they were trying to clear the space out. Once I finally made it in, a male entered the restroom and asked me to leave. My friend, if I need to pee, I need to pee. They also let people be seated even during the show, which I find takes away from the performance. Other than that, my experiences have been pleasant.

If you have ever heard of alvin Ailey camp in Miami. I just want to tell you don't sign your kid up. yes it have benefits like free food and stuff. But there is this lady name Ms. Rivers she sent my child home crying because she is there for one week and she has been moved group from here friends at here grade level from 8 th ( her grade) to six grader. After she had all her friends there and everything. My daughter will never attend this camp ever again. No hate on the Adrienne arsht center but huge hate on Ms. Rivers.

We came here yesterday to see the show Lasting Impressions. It was held on the stage of the concert hall. The ceiling of the concert hall is beautiful We enjoyed the 3D show. It was supposed to be 1 hour but was just 45 minutes.

Seen a few shows here. Would give it 5 stars if the valet wasn't limited to prepaid. Lucky enough there is a parking area, $40 for 6 hours. Any besides the parking. It is well organized and well present the seating arrangements. Ushers are super attentive. They have food and snacks available. Drinks are permitted inside the show, but not food which is a good idea.

Came to see Aladdin and the show was great! I also love that the tickets were digital because it made check in so easy! The theater is gorgeous and the staff are helpful when directing you to your seats. I wished there were larger signs to the bathroom because it's so hard to find when it's crowded. The biggest disappointment was the parking. The parking lot directly across from the center had attendants packing everyone's car on top of each other. It was extremely hard to get out of the lot and there were so many people arguing out of fear that there car would be hit. This was my first show at this theater so now that I know that valet is an option, I will book it online with my tickets.

This is a review of the valet parking at Arsht Center, and not the center itself. I am writing it to serve as a warning to anyone who is contemplating using the valet parking service there. Do not under any circumstance entrust your car and its contents to these thieves. Not only will they rifle through your vehicle's contents and steal anything that they can find in the glove compartment and the trunk, but no one in authority after the fact will assist you in any way. By way of background, I was a season ticket holder for many years at the Arsht Center, but always used the self-parking available near the site. I moved out of state last year, but returned to Miami for a visit last month, and while there, decided to go to a show. Since I had been gone for a while and didn't know the status of the nearby construction or how it impacted the surface parking lots, I also paid for valet parking when I purchased my tickets. This turned out to be a terrible mistake because either the valet parkers are incompetent and left the car unlocked to be rifled through, or they themselves are outright thieves. We noticed as we drove to our hotel after the show that items were missing from the car, and then when we arrived at the hotel, we found that items had been taken out of the trunk as well. And if the theft wasn't bad enough, the lack of accountability on the part of Arsht Center management is even worse. When I called the "Premium Parking Customer Service Line" as directed by the Arsht Center website, I was given a runaround before finally being told that the organization at that number doesn't handle the valet parking, only the parking lots. I was then told to contact the Arsht Center box office. When I did so, the representative took down some basic information and then told me that a manager would follow up with me. That was six weeks ago and I haven't heard anything from anyone. I really wasn't expecting to get our items returned, but even a simple apology would have been nice. I still visit Miami regularly, but I will never again return to the Arsht Center. And not because of the valet thievery, but because of the complete lack of respect from Arsht Center management in dealing with this matter.

Who has not noticed this building when out and about in Miami....everyone! As well as being easy on the eye, both at day and night, its pretty nice architecturally speaking inside as well. The center was partly built on the site of a former Sears department store; an Art Deco building constructed in 1929, pre-dating the Art Deco hotels on Ocean Drive. It was added to the United States National Register of Historic Places in 1997 as Sears, Roebuck and Company Department Store. However, by 2001, the only surviving part of the original structure was the seven-story tower designed by Sears as its store's grand entrance. The department store space itself had been demolished and developers decided to preserve the tower and incorporate it into the new performing arts center. Again avoid parking there at your peril - park as far away as possible, and go on the metro mover, for less headache.

This is a great and amazing event space, we've seen several shows here, most recently Hades Town. The staff and group of volunteers are always friendly and attentive. Sleek modern design, good sound system with plenty of seating.

Bathroom facilities smell horrible....portolets are cleaner. The reek was horrible and filled with audience members gagging. Shame on the Arsht!

It's been so long since I had been here, I forgot how incredible this place was. It was amazing! We had a nice time; very well organized for a group our size (300+). The show was great and the place was clean. Can't wait to go back and support the arts.

Can't wait to come back here! We were able to catch Star Wars in concert at Knight Concert Hall. The orchestra was amazing, and the whole experience was so cool. Row M is a great spot as its the first row when the stairs begin, so you're slightly elevated with no heads in front of you. The bartenders were all very friendly, drinks are obviously pricey, but they make sure you get your money's worth. The bathrooms were clean. The line for will call went very quickly, and bag check, we were seated inside within 10 minutes. Was a fun crowd some were dressed fancy, others in full Star Wars outfits.

Horrible place. Advertised concert tickets @ $35 on the web site but the box office said that the lowest priced are $79. In addition they charge 20% extra at the box office just to print the ticket. Attend at your own peril.

Edith piaf, le spetacle! The best hits of my muse Piaff in a high level performance by Nathalie Lermitte. The whole show was amazing but in the last few minutes when she sang La vie en rose (my favourite) I couldn't control my eyes . Very emotional. This show was the cherry on top of my bday. *Valet parking $30

I still love this theater space- take a tour sometime if you have not already. Very clean, good concessions and friendly staff. Only negatives are the parking company they work with sold us space in a locked lot and their customer service could not help us since it was the weekend. Also in the black box theater (the smallest of the three) there are very small bathrooms close by and more small bathrooms farther down the complex. Just confusing as to why they are all so small.

I'm always happy with this venue. Very clean and great area to see a play or a musical. There is a parking garage a block away that is $15 for the whole show or a parking lot that is $15 every 2 hours. There is a police officer or psa holding traffic for the pedestrians. The volunteers were great n very helpful. And extremely helpful.

If you live in Miami and have gone to a show, the likelihood that you've gone to the Adrienne Arsht Center is high. Yes, there are other venues, but this one seems to be one of the more prominent ones. That said, I hadn't stepped inside of there in years. Going one night alone showed me why. The place is a zoo. There were so much security to even get into the building. Checking of IDs, of purses - I'm quite surprised they didn't look at you from head to toe to see if you met clothing standards! Once you passed security, though, things got a lot calmer despite dealing with lines for photo ops and elevators. Going to your desired destination, while a bit crowded, wasn't that bad, and the employees there are genuinely helpful in rerouting you when need be. As for actually sitting down and watching a show, I don't think you can beat the experience. Wherever you are, you're bound to get a good view. I recommend going wholeheartedly. I just think this may not be the best place to show up late or to get an Uber or Lyft. We had a bit of a debacle with the latter, but that's a story for another day.