If you've been here, you know what to expect. My husband loves opera, so I took him to see Aida in early January. It was very good. A very grand performance. I like it also because they put the words in English on a small screen in the back of the seat in front of you. For me, the place is always dazzling with the lovely dresses, the lights, the grand staircase and a glass of champagne. I still want to go to the restaurant, The Grand Tier on the first floor. It has 4 $$$$ signs so you know it's expensive. But if you can afford it, it's probably an experience.

My husband choir was performing at Lincoln Center and the acoustics were fantastic. The renovation really worked and the sound is marvelous. The fountain outside is great for photos. My only complaint was the boxes were too small and only seat four people. When we came to Carnegie Hall the boxes were for 10+. We had lots of family and friends come to his concerts. We had good seats on Row K that are considered best for audio.

We came here to meet our friends for dinner, so we walked around a bit before and after. It is a statement in urban design, has not matured and is very inviting and lovely. The theaters have great reputations. We've been to one for a show and it was superb and impressive.

Enjoyed a night out at the Lincoln Center to see the Opera! The center has lots of space out front. I was confused why we all lined up and experienced a pinch point coming in side door. Perhaps two entrances would be beneficial. The chandeliers are worth a visit alone. I was so surprised to see the beautiful ceiling continues into the auditorium. Made a point of coming given the work to improve the acoustics! Money well spent. The opera singers were easy to hear even in the cheap seats!