Metro

No outside alcohol, drugs, weapons, or large bags. You can bring in cigarettes and ecigs, but you cant use them inside. All bags will be searched and you will likely be patted down and/or wanded.

21+ is 21+ I very highly doubt they'll be flexible. Metro's staff is fantastic and if there's any workaround at all they'll know. Maybe contact the promoter and see about them making that artist's next visit 18+ or all ages

Yeah, it's all ages... but usually it's 18 and over!?...... 🎸🔊🎶

Last few shows I went to we were able to leave the venue and re-enter. Since we parked at the lot on The corner, we just ran our shirts to the car and came back

I use my passport & didn't have a problem. If your temporary ID has your picture it may not be problem but call to be sure.

Coat Check.. Is it free? No pay??

Consider the Clark Street bus.

Yes they do. I would print one just in case.

Talk to security or some staff about a lost & found

2 but they do not look that closely.

Yup

Street. Public transport

I think so! They allow people under 18 and I saw a toddler there when I went.

They checked our cards. I don't know if they were checking dates .

No cancellation as far as I know. Just wear your mask and have your vaccination card ready. Cheers Sheila 😃

They do indeed allow digital tickets.

Picture was good for me, but keep an eye on their website before you go for Covid measures just in case anything changes in the future

This is on an event by event basis. Negative test wouldn't have worked for a recent event hosted there.

Was there last night. Print of a scan worked for me. He checked it against an ID. Piece of cake.

Yup

Yes

Metro is not all ages, it goes by the event

Think it depends on the show

Contact the venue directly. https://metrochicago.com/

You can use your phone.

Almost impossible

Yes

There are two floors worth of stairs.

If it's a concert, it probably would depend on the show because normally it's 18+, but i would call the box office

Only if it's all ages.

This venue is quite small, and people move around a lot because the view is good from about anywhere, so no need to get there super early to stake out a spot. If they're dead set on getting in line early, I'd say no more than an hour before doors. I don't know this band, however, so not sure how fanatical the fans are. Standing in line can be fun and social, but this weekend is chilly.

No. It's a smaller venue so kinda pointless to get there the night before

Yes.

Uncommon ground is good

If it's not sold out.

Friday, Apr 13   8pm Doors // 9pm Show

No it was in December.

Depends on the show. I went to an all ages one in december. It should say on the tickets.

Obviously I did ... that's why I asked . Didn't know if there was a restriction on either but thank you for taking the time to be a dick 👌 much appreciated lol

It's an open floor. There are some seats on the second level which are first come first serve, but you'll have to arrive early to snag them.

Yes there is. There's a line at the end to get your coat though, so it will take you longer to leave.

We use Spot Hero to find parking when we go. Its not free but its not as expensive as most parking structures.

Its too dark to see gymshoes inside no dress code

Lots of restaurants south of the venue with many people. More residential and quiet on the north side. Very safe with all the people and enterences to duck into. North maybe a little dark at night and seem intimidating, but all safe.

That's one of the hardest parts of Adulting, leaving shows early while all your friends are still having fun. I suggest trying to sleep at a friend's and catch a train in the morning.

Jeff flippin mills, the duke of techno...

Some shows are all ages but other are 21+. Depends on the event.

Tons of resturants just south of venue for food before and after shows.