Such a beautifully true NY landmark and actually quite large theater. Classic decor like red velvet folding seats and true orchestra seating all persist, unchanged from past decades
Enjoy the sound of the "Mighty Wurlitzer" organ, which was built especially for the theatre 65 years ago. Its pipes, which range in size from a few inches to 32 feet, are housed in 11 separate rooms.
When RadioCity first opened in 1932, it was the world’s largest enclosed theatre. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. once remarked to a New Yorker reporter, “Don’t you think that it’s a lovely room?” Read more
Awesome venue, just make sure you're seeing someone who would benefit from a slightly tamer, more intimate venue than the Terminal 5s of the world. High-energy bands sometimes feel awkward here.
Take a tour of this beautiful and historic music venue daily from 11am-3pm. During the holidays, you simply must go to the Christmas Spectacular…Rockettes all the way!
The theatre is huge and very busy during the Christmas season, so prepare your out of town guests! Not a bad seat in the house. Great acoustics and spacious seats.
Get tickets here well in advance, and expect to shell out for shows; and as a pro tip, try to get orchestra seats that aren't under a balcony, since the lower ceiling can stunt the acoustics a bit. Read more
Every seat is comfortable and has a good view. The staff is friendly and accommodating! They give direction without hesitation or "um, uh, I think..." Like other venues. Bravo.
The tree at Radio City Music Hall is 72 feet tall and 25 feet wide at the base. The tree is lit with approximately 57,000 LED lights that fade from red to white. The tree is installed in one night.
I never miss a chance to come here. One of the city's most magnificent gifts. The glorious of 1930s architecture perfecting preserved. Amazing sound system, purchase orchestra tickets if you can.
Stars Align! For an occasional celebrity sighting, check out the doors to the Comcast Building - across from Radio City Music Hall – where they hang out to get a smoke!
One of my favorite places to see a concert in NYC. Wipe a booger under a seat in anticipation of one of your least favorite celebrities accidentally touching it during an upcoming awards ceremony.
Rockettes Christmas Spectacular was a really good show. We sat in the center front row of the first mezzanine and was probably one of the best places to sit.
Great Show, The Radio City Music Hall Rockettes were excellent. Put this on your "to do" bucket List. The Gift Shop was expensive, other than that an overall great night.
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Stop by and enjoy the Rockettes show, it's totally worthy! and the best thing is that no matters if you go to NYC during summer or spring, the ChristmasRockettes Show is always available!
Radio City Music Hall became the home of the NFL Draft in 2006. If you’re here for the event, do yourself a favor. Take a minute to admire Mel Kiper’s coiffure in person. It’s GLORIOUS.
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I walked across this stage and was picture on their screen, larger than life. I will always love this place. Oh and they have great shows here as well. Huge plus.
Lovely and large venue but very disorganized when it comes to letting in people. Took almost 20 minutes for me to get through and I showed up early to the show and ended up being late
June 6, 1985 - The Virgin Tour stops at the Radio City Music Hall for 5 shows. Performed songs include: Holiday, Into the Groove, Everybody, Lucky Star, Like a Virgin, Material Girl and more...
Mid-Street Crossing! Do not cross of the corners at this particular block! There are crosswalk lines right in the middle of the block in the street, so keep an eye out!
Rockefeller's original plan was to build an opera house, however after the stock market crash of 1929 he changed his mind. It was the largest private building project ever undertaken in modern times.
Stage door tour is incredible! It gives you a behind the scenes look of everything! Pay attention when they show you how under the stage works! Really cool! http://bit.ly/K1UCV4