The Met Philadelphia

Hotel nearby

Here are my recommendation's : You can always pay $50. or $30. for primarily small parking lots within a 6-8 block radius of venue. Your best option is to park in Center City (south of Spring Garden st.) either on the street or in a parking lot and taking SEPTA Broad st. Subway from City Hall, Race Vine or Spring Garden to Girard station. It's a one block walk from Girard to Poplar st. There is also a bus that runs on Broad st. You can also Uber, Lyft or taxi cab to venue from Center City. You can park at Fern Rock or in/around sports complex and take subway to Girard. You can park at 69th street or at Bridge Pratt North Eastern end of Market El. Take Market El to 15th St for FREE interchange to Northbound subway to Girard. SEPTA subway or elevatef is your best bet as traffic around venue on a sold out night will cause gridlock!!!

Yes, we found free street parking 2 blocks up on Poplar for the entire day 2pm until midnight.

An extra $54:00

Where?

No

I was there for a gospel concert. It was a good night!

We took an Uber from our hotel and spent $24 with a tip...

From my observation, accessability will be best on the Orchestra level for anyone using a wheeled device. There is an elevator to the Mezzanine Level, but except for the back row of the Mez, steps are involved. Staff was helpful negotiating bathroom access and seating adjustments.

They have a couple full bars inside the venue

Big fan of the box seats. Waitress, bar and bathroom. Plus good views depending on what row. I'd vote for row A or B

If you go up a couple blocks there are more places to eat by Temple

Yes

I believe it depends on the event

Yes

Yes

The Met's website has several suggestions. That is how we choose a place to eat before our show.

7 works,admittance goes fast and easy

I was at Steely Dan last week & saw everything from jackets/dresses to ripped jeans and tshirts

Thanks. I found mccrossan's close by.

Yes. But I would check the ticket websites first.

From their website ( https://themetphilly.com/info/ ) Box Office The Met Philadelphia box office is located by the corner of Poplar and Carlisle Streets. The box office is open Monday – Friday from 12pm – 5pm ET & on show days. On show days, the box office will open 2 hours prior to door time. There is an $8 fee per ticket at the box office. Phone Number: (215) 309-0112 Cash, MasterCard, Visa, Discover & American Express payment accepted. All tickets can also be purchased via LiveNation.com or over the phone – 1 (800) 745-3000 You can also purchase Met Philly tickets at the Fillmore or TLA box offices.

There are a couple lots right across the street or up the block, parking is about $50 but it's worth it to be right there.

Absolutely!

Phone Number: (215) 309-0112

829 N. BROAD ST

Yes

Cool need something on your arms

I live in Philadelphia and don't drive to the Met . That being said I know the parking issues so good luck.

The Met Philadelphia Box Office is only open on show days. The Box Office will open 2 hours prior to door time. All tickets can be purchased via LiveNation.com or over the phone – 1 (800) 745-3000

If you're asking whether you can buy tickets to shows at The Met, then that's a yes. You can Google and see which shows are playing.

Where is this at in philly

A little walking & costly

Always park on Poplar st nice area

They information sent via email said yes but upon arrivals none was needed go figure!!

It's always good to check before you go...

No

Parking sucks...I was fortunately dropped off at the front door because my son drove

I believe they hold onto a certain amount of tickets for when the box office opens the day of the show, but don't quote me on this. I know that is the norm for most venues.

it's down from the theater on the same side a few blocks on Broad street, I believe the lot entrance is off broad so after theater make a right.

Yes

Depending on the show! Read details

There is a VIP lot. I used a parking app and turned out being closer for a bit less money.

All street parking. No designated parking lots

physical card

not sure, but more then likely

yes

Just there on 10/1 and just masks required.

It's on broad and poplar st... downtown is about 5 to 10 mins away

I'm not sure about video tickets

A lot of people. Go to the Met Website.

On the streets in the area

I would Call and ask

Call The Met

1st come

Parking near The Met is pricey. I Uber'd from a $12 garage near City Hall. Also - Try the 'BestParking' app. Saves me a small fortune whenever I need to park in the city.

45min walk. Uber 11min.

No. Closest one is between Market Chestnut

I think it would depend on the type of show you're going to see.

Right across the street but it is expensive. Cheaper a few blocks away if you want to walk.

The venue website will let you know the official tix purchasing site. If not then call the venue for info.

No parking it free to park on the street and walk they do have parking lots but prices vary

Had no problem. Seats were comfortable. We were in the second row from the stage.

Seated.

There is a parking lot about 2 blocks away. If you look on thier website they give u a few options of lots near by.

There's valet ... And paid lots all around ... But I'm not sure if they are affiliated with The Met.

Street parking in a handicapped location. The Met also offers valet parking.

I parked about 6 blocks away. It's a safe and well lit area

You really don't need them, there's not a bad seat anywhere

The website will have the info you need

Greta Van Fleet have postponed the final two dates of their March of the Peaceful Army Tour. The shows, which were set for October 15 and October 16 at The Met in Philadelphia, have been rescheduled for December 29 and December 30. In a statement from the band’s publicist, illness was cited as the reason for the cancellations.

Yes...and a much lower service fee.

It depends on the show. I was there last night and there were some row seating and a standing area. It seemed like people w tickets on the lowest level were allowed access to the 'pit' aka standing area.

No he doesn't

Not sure check their website

Check the event to confirm it all ages

They are hard to find but there is one almost behind the met. We'r rode around for 20 minutes trying to find parking... so give yourself time

Ended at 1030

That depends where you're seated but the staff is very courteous so I'm sure they'll help you out! Enjoy the show and let me know!

Not comfortable walking distance.

RBRM or New Edition w/ All the members or most of them? Ronny, Bobby Ricky or Ralph, Mike

No dress code

The Grande Salle is a restored 3,400-square-foot upscale lounge inside The Met Philadelphia, and can be used for pre-event and post-event socializing and private events. The Grande Salle features a 360-degree, marble, all-access bar in the center of the space, as well as waiter/waitress service where customers can dine at high top tables or in booths. The Grande Salle will also feature a live feed of The Met’s performance on two 70” televisions. http://themetphilly.com/premium-seating/

858 N Broad st

He's Alive is at the Met 6-9 tonight. Happy Easter

Hampton inn in center city across from the convention center. A lot to do in the area and only 7 minute uber ride.

Here's their job section http://themetphilly.com/jobs

Rush doesn't play shows anymore.

Un sure we parked on the street free and there's a parking lot 1 block away.. If valet is to expensive..

Close to 2 hours

Yes, as long as it is not a sold out show.

Yes, they an available box office.

Yes, the box office is usually open 2 hours before a show

Yes.

They have no box office to buy tickets at the Met itself buy you can go to box office at the Fillmore or the TLA to purchase tickets for an event at the Met

1 vs 2 is usually just a "when you buy" difference (they're both "general admission" (ie, no assigned seats"). The pricing is to encourage you to "buy early".

Yes but for certain types of shows, i.e rock concert, they remove the seats so its standing room only.

I 2nd Tyrone, I was there a few weeks ago at Sarah Brightmans Hymn concert, acoustics were amazing

The curfew for the venue is midnight on Friday & Saturday so likely sometime up to them

The pit has no seats. It's all open dance floor space.

The Met website will redirect you to their preferred vendor.

I hopped on the bus, and took it from Market and back. It was quick and easy.

Not good. At all. Take the train to suburban station and then take the subway

Bob Amderson died in 2012

There is not one bad seat in the Met!!! This building is how public theaters should be designed!! Such a grand building!!

Yes. In fact the met has really good sight lines. Box seats are really good.

There are numerous lots available before and after the venue on Broad street plus you can always find street parking

Go to Philadelphiamet. Com

Yes. The church still has services there

Depends on the concert. They remove seats in front of stage when there is GA but there is still always seating

The elevator seems to only go to the Mezzanine level.

Try later in the day, since most of the time only janitorial staff are on site during the day.

Broad and poplar st

It is right on North Broad Street in between Poplar and Parrish

Yes. There was one that I saw. It got pretty crowded by the end of the show

There are limited lot spots available through their website, but the cost is a premium. If you know the area at all, there is plenty of street parking that can be found.

Could you tell me if you get an answer

I had to park by McDonald's and Checkers on meter parking because for the John Legend event parking was $50

See my answer above under Yohooty Lofitz.

See my answer at top under Yohooty Lofitz.

There is no official dress attire on The Met Philadelphia's website. That said, most opera house attire (which applies to the historical nature of The Met Philadelphia) would dictate dressing semi-formal or formally for the event. In short, the venue is rather beautiful and luxurious in its renovation. It deserves the respect of nice attire.

From themetphilly.com/info "Most events are all ages. Any age restrictions would be listed on the venue and/or ticketmaster event page."