Excellent organization at entrance. Smooth lines. Vaccine cards checks, etc.
Carnegie Hall is as expected a traditional place where you meet the peak of human being cultural and intellectual performances.
Some of the audience should be educated a bit better but over all everyone is respectful of the artist and of each other.
There's no dress code enforced but I'd recommend elegantly casual.
Great hall, Only if the elevators work or the ushers were kind enough to show us the way. I like they are asking vaccine cards but not the way they are asking. They were really rude. Next to staff the hall is amazing. You hear the artists playing very next to you. Wonderful music and wonderful artists. This hall is one of a kind and treasure for New York city. Special thanks to Fazil say and Orpheus Orchestras.
A once in a lifetime event and venue. I had the privilege of attending a performance of my daughter's high school choir from Lee's Summit MO. Of course I was a proud and beaming father but on this magnificent and renowned stage made it ever so more glorious. Thank you, everyone there for a memorable experience, that I'll never forget.
When I was a little girl I always thought Carnegie Hall was for rich, older White people to enjoy. That is all I saw on t.v. However as an adult I entered the magnificent halls many times to enjoy classical music.
This place is magical, inspirational, and one of the most beautiful musical halls In the world. The price of a ticket is also very reasonable.
I really wish more New Yorkers would take advantage of Carnegie Hall.
You must visit Carnegie Hall if you are in New York City. It's a lovely and beautiful space, and the sound is incredible. I attended one concert there when I was in New York, which featured an interior deco. It was incredible. You should walk around. Carnegie Hall used to have University convocations most for NYC colleges. If you have time must visit Central park too since you can see who else was there. March 20 2019 I went to this place for my friend’s convocation.