Orpheum Theatre

It was so pretty. I saw beauty and the beast and it was an amazing live performance but I would be cautious going here because there’s a lot of lights and if you have light sensitivity like I do you might wanna be aware that it’s not light sensitivity friendly but otherwise I loved being here. The bathrooms were pretty long between intermissions so I would recommend going 10 minutes before it.

We went to see The Rose in concert. Entering was easy and fast. Bathrooms were accessible. Parking was easy. It was so hot! The band had to keep reminding people to sit and take a breather! It was ridiculously hot! Because it was so hot and everyone was sweating it smelled awful! We actually ended up leaving before the show was over because we were drenched in sweat and sad to say but a few people near us smelled so awful. It was unbelievable and unbearable! A theater like this knowing the amount of people who will be present knowing it’s a indie rock concert should know there needs to be significant air flow and cold air at that!

Gorgeous building! Went to Sailor Moon the Super Live there. It did get rather crowded with how they had to set up the merchandise both, and the super long line that made getting around a little harder. That just proved fans love for the series though, so it wasn't too bad. The theater itself was large, and the ambience was nice. The staff all took their jobs very seriously and were dedicated to doing a great job. Parking was pretty easy too, and cheaper than I was expecting, though probably because we parked a little before the event time started I think.

Great show. Great venue. Stavros Halkias literally had people passing out in their seats, in anticipation of his triumphant and hilarious stage appearance. Could not recommend this venue, and this performer enough. The opener, Anthony Devito (no relation of Danny Devito FYI), did a pleasantly surprising good set as well. He did a great job setting the table for the main feast that was Stavros Halkias. Well done, fellas.

A very nice venue with old school theatre vibez. Parking garages all around. The staff are so helpful to get you in and to your seat. Its a Minneapolis gem.

Recently attended the Rock Orchestra at the Orpheum. Parking was convenient & easy to find. Our tickets were purchased well in advance and were not cheap. Checking in was a breeze and flowed quickly. The staff was friendly, helpful and quickly stopped that were ppl filming. There is a notice on their website saying weapons (knives, guns or umbrellas with points) are NOT allowed. The metal detectors were quick, but I felt vulnerable being downtown unarmed. 😜 We did not purchase beverages because everything was 10+. I took off stars because of the seats. The seats were very tight & not made for ppl 6+ft or 200+lbs. My partner had bruised knees the next day and I had elbows and shoulders poking me from both sides during the entire performance. The armrests are not moveable & both of us had trouble seeing the stage. Definably choose balcony seating for the view. Overall we were both uncomfortable. Thank goodness the music was distracting & there was a 15 min intermission. 👍 The Rock Orchestra was nice and loud with lots of popular songs but the male and female singers were not as impressive. Both of us agreed we would not attend a future performance.

Beautiful, historic theater. Love going to shows here. I’ve sat in several locations and have never had bad sight lines.

A truly amazing theater with great seating options. A few warnings: the lines for both bathrooms and drinks get super long during breaks and security does not allow any leftovers or food inside which was disappointing walking from a nice restaurant.