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    Adrienne Arsht Center

    4.0 (323 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 5:00 PM

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    Dawn W.

    I had a really good experience going to see The Notebook musical. The show was great. Staff was friendly. The restaurant on site was great. And there were convenient pop up bars as well. I attended by myself but will be sure to go back with friends for another production to enjoy dinner before.

    View of the stage from out Seats on Tier C.
    Len L.

    We went to the Opera House to see a Musical. The place is very nice. Immaculately clean! The auditorium is good size, had great site lines and the acoustics are great! Food & Drinks are expensive (as expected). Parking also price at like $35.

    Felicia R.

    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.

    Beetlejuice: The Musical. The Musical. The Musical. (April 2025)
    Alex B.

    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.

    Janet S.

    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.

    Jane S.

    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.

    Indiana L.

    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.

    A full audience looks on at a projected title card as they wait for the ballet to begin.
    Rhys W.

    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!

    Frank G.

    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.

    Cocktail made especially for &Juliet.
    Caroline F.

    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.

    Outside -- Carnival Tower (formerly Sears) and adjacent courtyard
    Beatriz S.

    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.

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    Sondra S.

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

    Ziff Opera House lobby
    Michael T.

    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.

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    2 years ago

    Wonderful venue! I went to Hamilton which was great! The staff is amazing. The parking was easy.

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    Great place to visit and see some amazing stuff. :)

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    Ask the Community - Adrienne Arsht Center

    What is the dress code? Do people typically dress up?

    You see a little bit of everything but overall people are dressed nicely. A lot will also depend on the function being held.

    I am ordering three tickets and the numbers are 101,103 and 105? Does that make sense or should they be consecutive.

    No worries... That's fine. They all skip a number ☺ enjoy the show!

    Whatls the best seating. I am trying to purchase tickets for the Lion King in May. It will be in the Ziff Opera House?

    We sat in the nose bleeds for the Que Pasa USA? sjow and we could barely make out the actors and it was often difficult to hear them. I would try to sit as close to the stage as you can afford to.

    What are somebody excellent places to stay and eat near the Arsht center?

    Ooh there are tons of places to eat around there. Every corner has a place. You could stay at the Intercontinental, which is a few blocks away and eat at Toro Toro which is in their lobby. Very good restaurant.

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    The Knight Concert Hall is the other building and the acoustics in both buildings is great as well.

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