Address: 1026 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia, PA 19123, USA
Phone: +12152322100
Kristerpher Henderson (MooseQuest)
Again, Union Transfer puts on an amazing show of emerging artists and headliners to brag about. Last nights Tones and I concert was fabulous. Tickets can be purchased and added to your mobile phone. Show always starts on time!
Paul Aulridge Jr
Wonderful venue! The only nuisance was getting frisked at the door, but you can't blame them for being thorough. People are crazy, so the security being as good as it was, was a relief. The sound quality in that room is simply amazing. Highly recommended!
Eric K Breiner
My favorite venue in the city. The levels are perfect nearly every show so kudos to the sound guys. Great acoustics in the building too, and many sightlines!
Richard Notaro
Great place to see a concert. Very good sound system and fairly spacious. So you don't need to be jammed together if you don't feel like being close to the stage. Bars are a big plus and the price for drinks is not outrageous.
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7:30. Band time is est. to be 8 p.m.
There's a small lot behind the venue. Parking is usually $15-20 and they only take cash.
I think the seat setup is different for different shows. I saw Rachael and Vilray there and they had folding chair seats...all seated show.
I came recently for one show there and the opener started just after 8pm when the doors opened st 7:30
Standing only and bleachers on the second floor in the 21+ section
Yes
They do have a balcony & upstairs level of you want to stay away from the heat. I'm sure it really depends on if it's a 18+ or 21+ show.
There's no seats. General admission. Standing room only.
There is parking at the venue, so you dont " need" to walk around. The area right out front is fine. Actually was rather quiet when I was there and that was Halloween night. I'd say dont venture to to far and your good.
Yes
There is a pay lot, but on street parking is usually not too difficult to find.
That would depend on who you purchased your tickets through. Try looking at your receipt paperwork to see if it has an estimated ticket arrival date or if you need to print them yourself.
You should let them know Ahead of time. I saw a line of chairs for physically challenged folks by the bar
Around 11
Arguably it's going to be difficult at any concert for height challenged people but this venue does have a balcony and some sections off to the sides and in the back that are raised slightly higher than the pit area.
They have a bar, but they card at the door. Anyone can enter, but if you want to drink you have to show appropriate ID and they will give you a wrist band at the door.
Usually by the time people arrive for shows (after 6:30pm) the on street parking is free. We do have our lot directly behind the venue on Nectarine Street, which is $15 for guaranteed parking. That is the only lot/people who are connected and associated with us to pay! There are several lots or entrepreneurial hustlers with official looking vests willing to sell you either free on street spots or illegal tow away zones, or spots in lits for which they may or may not actually work. If you are coming to Union Transfer, either park for free if you can, or in our lot. Thanks and enjoy!
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I always check the Facebook event page
Look on their website for the artist you want to see. They are all different but relatively affordable. I've never played over 30 dollars, and I've been there many times.
Depending on who the artist is, some shows are all ages and some are 21+. Check on the Union Transfer website and it should say the age restriction.
3 hours
About two hours brfore
It depends. Look on their website at the show you want to see because age limits are listed for every show. There are a lot of all ages shows
We stamp patrons who are 21+ for bar access. Those under 21 years of age are only allowed to access the concert floor/lobby area.
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