Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts

It is less cramped than the seating at the Benedum, especially in the balconies.

Yes the less you take with you the better. For etiquette sake you should take a handbag that's about the size of a wallet or clutch either have your coat checked in or if it's not too large neatly fold it over the back of yor chair. The seats are tight so it would be uncomfortable to handle too much baggage if you had to stand to let people past. Enjoy!

630pm

For a nice, sit down dinner, Six Penn is the closest option. Salonika's has good Greek food in an old diner type of setting. If you are able to walk a bit further, Market Square has a lot to choose from. There is also a relatively new BRGR with amazing burgers and shakes.

Parking is either street or garages near by, accessibility is great inside the venue.

Try calling, we had our tickets sent to us.

When you order your tickets you have to let them know that you need an area or sit with some one that uses a wheelchair. They can place you accordingly.

Yes they are handicap friendly

You cannot pick up tickets in advance, they will be available the day of immediately prior to the performance at will call.

30 minutes before showtime is what I always do, but the doors do open an hour before for most performances.

Yes, you are right! We have an elevator for each level. If you will need help you can ask ushers.

That is too specific a question. Check their website.

Check the website.

Church clothes or fancier.

Heinz Hall generally has beverage service available at all events

Dress Code for Heinz Hall is for all concerts is at your personal discretion wnd ranges from dress and business attire to casual wear.

It's really changed over the years. Depending on what you are seeing dress casual or what you are comfortable in. No tanks shorts beach wear

If you sit further back you should have a good view.

Tchaikovsky violin concerto

The Theater Square garage and the 6th and Penn garage are always both decent in my experience.