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Went to a comedy show at The Masonic and sat way up in the "nose bleed" area, but the way the auditorium is set up, the seat was pretty good. I hadn't been to this venue in many, many years and had forgotten that the view from just about every seat is very good. The sound system was also great. I think any performance here would be well worth it as far as venue goes. The only negative is that parking in this area is horrendous and parking in the attached garage is financially prohibitive. There *is* a bus that runs very close by (#1 California that runs on Clay Street heading east and Sacramento Street heading west), so we parked out right along the bus line and took the bus. So much better than paying the garage rate or stressing over parking!
I love the Masonic! They have a such a good balance of different entertainment from comedians to concerts this venue is great. Ideal for intimate shows. They have have a really amazing perk with the California room (which is an upgrade) but wow seriously so worth it. I always have an absolutely amazing time when I come!!
Very nice venue, great views throughout. Staff was helpful and nice. - Parking is tough on the neighborhood so plan accordingly. - Entering the venue was a journey since they had patrons zig zag through and go up-and-down stairs to get in. Felt like we were going through a maze. - Atrium was beautiful and so was inside the theatre space. - Seating was soft and comfortable but were very low. We sat in the front row of the balcony and our line-of-sight looked right into the safety bar. - Sound was superb throughout the show. - it didn't really make a difference for us but there were TVs on the left and right ends which allowed for additional viewing for patrons in those areas. Overall a great show at a great venue. I would watch another show here for sure.
First time at the Masonic SF. Saw Lamb Of God into oblivion tour 2026 4/3/26 with Kublai Khan Tx, Fit for an autopsy. All The staff we encountered were really cool. The sound system and HVAC was great even up in the balcony. Only negatives: The parking situation in the neighborhood was really tough. And just going to be honest, the balcony seats were excessively SMALL. Like really uncomfortable. Whenever someone on your row wants to pee or get beer / snacks EVERYONE HAS TO STAND UP and let them squeeze by. We weren't the only ones struggling with the seats. The staff were accommodating. And we were able to get in and out quickly of the venue. Elevator was pretty slow.
Went to go see Esdeekid w/ a friend. Security was hella tight. Had to throw out drinks + my friend's chips, which reasonable but still sucks. They had us going through security like it was the tsa with bins and everything. I didn't have a bag so I just walked in through the metal dectector but my friend that had a bag had to have it checked, walked through a metal detector had to take off a belt, and got scanned. Also merch was not avaliable before the show for people in the balcony seatsonly after in the lobby. They let us in 30 minutes early. Venue looks nice though. Concert hasn't even started yet, mood ruined.
My friends and I went to see Atsuko Okatsuka. We sat in balcony 3, row 11. This was the last row but honestly the view was still great. For a comedy show, I think any seat at this venue is a great seat. Checking in was a cluster F*. Once again we all entered through the basement. It felt cramped. Good thing the show started late because we were in line for a good 20 minutes. When we got upstairs we saw people entering through the street entrance with no lines. They must have been VIP or something. The staff at the bar were nice. The $22 cocktail with shaker had a good amount of alcohol in it and the souvenir cup was nice. It was $60 for parking at the venue. But we parked across the street at the Grace Cathedral garage for the same price and we didn't have to wait long to get in or out of that garage.
Came here last night for the Sarah McLachlan Better Broken Tour. Instead of parking at the Masonic, we parked at the Sutter Stockton Garage a few blocks away. It's only $6 per hour before 6pm, and $5 per hour after that. It's only a 12-min walk away, but it was quite hilly. Fortunately, my knees didn't fail me last night. The concert was sold out on Ticketmaster, but we managed to get tickets for Floor 1 Row 9 from SeatGeek. The event was very well organized. We even got an email from Live Nation Concerts a few days before the event about what to expect at the venue. The Masonic had a mid-century modern feel. The view from Floor 1 wasn't bad. We're glad that we picked the side Sarah would be facing when she was seated at the piano. I liked that they had tiered floor levels and rows 1, 5, and 9 had long bar tables in front of them where you could put your phones or drinks. So convenient! Also, we weren't blocked at all by the rows in front of us because of the raised floor. Overall, it's a nice cozy venue, and we enjoyed the concert!
Great location and there's no bad seat in the house! Been here for a few comedy shows (Ali Wong, Ronny Chieng), for work, for concerts (James Arthur, Laufey...), and they have a great variety of performers and speakers (Michelle Obama!) I love the staff! Very helpful and friendly as they direct traffic and people to their seats. Good acoustics and drinks. General admission offers railings you can lean and stand on. Take the cable car or take the 1 Muni here. Or the 2 or the 38 Geary tbh!
The Masonic auditorium is amazing!! So beautiful. James Arthur was performing at the Masonic June 3rd. Seats were wonderful!! The staff were great! Thank you for a wonderful evening. Carla L
First time at this venue. Inside is beautiful!!! I was amazed by the stain glass windows Like WOW There is a full bar, ATM and credit cards are accepted. Every employee we came across was very professional and polite Restrooms are clean and well kept Our seats were in perfect view of the entertainers My tickets were FREE but I was told regular price was $250 per ticket Parking was $40 and low key kinda mad I paid for parking because no one even checked if we paid for the parking or not we literally just drove out BUT better safe than sorry At the end of the day I'm glad I had the opportunity to come to this venue We came We were entertained On to the next adventure.....
Nice venue, but.... They take the no phones policy a bit too far. Should allow folks to use until the lights go out. Sound for John Mulaney was up and down, but overall a fun time and great show.
First time at the Masonic to see Phantogram, and after one show, I think the Masonic is definitely in my top tier for music venues in the Bay. From the production value, stage lights, acoustics, there really isn't a bad seat in the house. We had GA floor seats and were able to get a spot behind the engineering booth, which was pretty dope because we had an unobstructed view. There's a little ledge you could put drinks on, so if you like being close but still want space, get here early to snag a spot. For food and drinks, they had a huge bar with plenty of bartenders. Tall cans were $17 and their classic margaritas came in a souvenir shaker cup for $22. The whole place smelled like fries, which isn't a bad thing, bc the food stall sells fries, a sandwich, and hummus for snacks. Overall, really enjoyed my first visit to the Masonic and wouldn't hesitate to visit again when an artist im into is performing there.
First time here and it was a nice venue. We took an Uber so I can't comment on parking, but it looks like it sucks. I believe there is a parking garage there at the venue tho. The venue itself is beautiful and very clean including the bathrooms. The drinks were pretty strong so that was definitely a plus. The food was hella overpriced and just ok. At the end of the day, no one really goes to concerts for the food, but just stating the facts. I was starving since I hadn't eaten all day and decided to get 2 chicken empanadas priced at $12 each and they came with some sort of aioli. We were standing so I can't comment on the seating either, but everyone seems to complain of how low the seats are. I can definitely see that in the first couple rows of the bottom area since they were almost at the same level as the standing room lol. If there was an artist I was interested in, I would definitely go and check them out there. Great sound system too btw! read more
5 months ago
Matt and Jake were amazing bartenders!!! Brenden did an awesome job at security on the patio, ensuring everyone was safe. Overall it was an amazing night in the company of highly competent and entertaining staff! 10 out of 10, this staff is amazing! Great venue, attentive, and striving for excellence! read more
Went to a comedy show at The Masonic and sat way up in the "nose bleed" area, but the way the auditorium is set up, the seat was pretty good. I hadn't been to this venue in many, many years and had forgotten that the view from just about every seat is very good. The sound system was also great. I think any performance here would be well worth it as far as venue goes. The only negative is that parking in this area is horrendous and parking in the attached garage is financially prohibitive. There *is* a bus that runs very close by (#1 California that runs on Clay Street heading east and Sacramento Street heading west), so we parked out right along the bus line and took the bus. So much better than paying the garage rate or stressing over parking! read more
27 days ago
I love the Masonic! They have a such a good balance of different entertainment from comedians to concerts this venue is great. Ideal for intimate shows. They have have a really amazing perk with the California room (which is an upgrade) but wow seriously so worth it. I always have an absolutely amazing time when I come!! read more
28 days ago
Very nice venue, great views throughout. Staff was helpful and nice. - Parking is tough on the neighborhood so plan accordingly. - Entering the venue was a journey since they had patrons zig zag through and go up-and-down stairs to get in. Felt like we were going through a maze. - Atrium was beautiful and so was inside the theatre space. - Seating was soft and comfortable but were very low. We sat in the front row of the balcony and our line-of-sight looked right into the safety bar. - Sound was superb throughout the show. - it didn't really make a difference for us but there were TVs on the left and right ends which allowed for additional viewing for patrons in those areas. Overall a great show at a great venue. I would watch another show here for sure. read more
First time at the Masonic SF. Saw Lamb Of God into oblivion tour 2026 4/3/26 with Kublai Khan Tx, Fit for an autopsy. All The staff we encountered were really cool. The sound system and HVAC was great even up in the balcony. Only negatives: The parking situation in the neighborhood was really tough. And just going to be honest, the balcony seats were excessively SMALL. Like really uncomfortable. Whenever someone on your row wants to pee or get beer / snacks EVERYONE HAS TO STAND UP and let them squeeze by. We weren't the only ones struggling with the seats. The staff were accommodating. And we were able to get in and out quickly of the venue. Elevator was pretty slow. read more
18 hours ago
Went to go see Esdeekid w/ a friend. Security was hella tight. Had to throw out drinks + my friend's chips, which reasonable but still sucks. They had us going through security like it was the tsa with bins and everything. I didn't have a bag so I just walked in through the metal dectector but my friend that had a bag had to have it checked, walked through a metal detector had to take off a belt, and got scanned. Also merch was not avaliable before the show for people in the balcony seatsonly after in the lobby. They let us in 30 minutes early. Venue looks nice though. Concert hasn't even started yet, mood ruined. read more
1 year ago
My friends and I went to see Atsuko Okatsuka. We sat in balcony 3, row 11. This was the last row but honestly the view was still great. For a comedy show, I think any seat at this venue is a great seat. Checking in was a cluster F*. Once again we all entered through the basement. It felt cramped. Good thing the show started late because we were in line for a good 20 minutes. When we got upstairs we saw people entering through the street entrance with no lines. They must have been VIP or something. The staff at the bar were nice. The $22 cocktail with shaker had a good amount of alcohol in it and the souvenir cup was nice. It was $60 for parking at the venue. But we parked across the street at the Grace Cathedral garage for the same price and we didn't have to wait long to get in or out of that garage. read more
Came here last night for the Sarah McLachlan Better Broken Tour. Instead of parking at the Masonic, we parked at the Sutter Stockton Garage a few blocks away. It's only $6 per hour before 6pm, and $5 per hour after that. It's only a 12-min walk away, but it was quite hilly. Fortunately, my knees didn't fail me last night. The concert was sold out on Ticketmaster, but we managed to get tickets for Floor 1 Row 9 from SeatGeek. The event was very well organized. We even got an email from Live Nation Concerts a few days before the event about what to expect at the venue. The Masonic had a mid-century modern feel. The view from Floor 1 wasn't bad. We're glad that we picked the side Sarah would be facing when she was seated at the piano. I liked that they had tiered floor levels and rows 1, 5, and 9 had long bar tables in front of them where you could put your phones or drinks. So convenient! Also, we weren't blocked at all by the rows in front of us because of the raised floor. Overall, it's a nice cozy venue, and we enjoyed the concert! read more
1 month ago
Great location and there's no bad seat in the house! Been here for a few comedy shows (Ali Wong, Ronny Chieng), for work, for concerts (James Arthur, Laufey...), and they have a great variety of performers and speakers (Michelle Obama!) I love the staff! Very helpful and friendly as they direct traffic and people to their seats. Good acoustics and drinks. General admission offers railings you can lean and stand on. Take the cable car or take the 1 Muni here. Or the 2 or the 38 Geary tbh! read more
First time at this venue. Inside is beautiful!!! I was amazed by the stain glass windows Like WOW There is a full bar, ATM and credit cards are accepted. Every employee we came across was very professional and polite Restrooms are clean and well kept Our seats were in perfect view of the entertainers My tickets were FREE but I was told regular price was $250 per ticket Parking was $40 and low key kinda mad I paid for parking because no one even checked if we paid for the parking or not we literally just drove out BUT better safe than sorry At the end of the day I'm glad I had the opportunity to come to this venue We came We were entertained On to the next adventure..... read more
11 months ago
Nice venue, but.... They take the no phones policy a bit too far. Should allow folks to use until the lights go out. Sound for John Mulaney was up and down, but overall a fun time and great show. read more
First time at the Masonic to see Phantogram, and after one show, I think the Masonic is definitely in my top tier for music venues in the Bay. From the production value, stage lights, acoustics, there really isn't a bad seat in the house. We had GA floor seats and were able to get a spot behind the engineering booth, which was pretty dope because we had an unobstructed view. There's a little ledge you could put drinks on, so if you like being close but still want space, get here early to snag a spot. For food and drinks, they had a huge bar with plenty of bartenders. Tall cans were $17 and their classic margaritas came in a souvenir shaker cup for $22. The whole place smelled like fries, which isn't a bad thing, bc the food stall sells fries, a sandwich, and hummus for snacks. Overall, really enjoyed my first visit to the Masonic and wouldn't hesitate to visit again when an artist im into is performing there. read more
I've been here for several concerts and shows over the years, including: 1. Evanescence on the Synthesis tour with a full orchestra 2. Ali Wong on her Milk and Money tour when she was still married to her husband (RIP marriage, it broke so many Asian-Americans' hearts when they divorced) 3. Babymetal and Dethklok as co-headliners. It's a bit of a walk here from bart, with quite an uphill hike with lots of stairs. I prefer to take Bart and walk instead of driving. A Lyft from Bart is also a nice alternative. It's across the street from Grace Cathedral. read more
I've been to the Masonic a couple times now and both experiences were great shows. We ended up paying $50 for parking at the Masonic ahead of the latest show and there was some confusion with the attendants on how to scan us in- our instructions said to hold our phone near the scanner, but they wanted us to have a QR code- eventually we got in though. The security was efficient and because I had a small bag I had to go through a longer line and have my bag searched, but it didn't take too much extra time. The concessions were pretty basic, but there were drinks and some snacks available. We ended up buying a $6 Plain, Flat, Liquid Death. I will note that a staff member took it from us on our way out because we didn't finish it- I'm not sure if she thought it was a beer or what, but other people left with their half finished drinks so we were a bit confused. On our latest visit we were there for a comedy show and were sat in the second row, the seats were all fold out chairs with no armrests or cup holders. We got very cozy with our neighbors and I found myself leaning into my husband the whole show trying to give the man next to me some space. The audio, lighting and actual show were great though and because we parked on P4 with an exit option to keep going down instead of back up we didn't get stuck in the parking garage for too long. Overall, there are some things that could be improved but both experiences have been good and I would go back again. read more
Came to the SF Masonic for an event. Had to leave the venue to go and escort someone to their Uber and they would not let me re-enter. I had tickets to the event playing at the venue that evening and they still would not let me re-enter. It didn't matter that I had tickets to the event and the event had only been going for a few minutes, they didn't care. I do not recommend buying tickets to anything at this venue. read more
5 months ago
I live here for a long time, but it's my first time to come to here for the concert. Absolutely amazing place but downside, If you are big person you won't be comfortable seating the chair, read more
1 year ago
(I think) I've only seen one concert here (The Jesus and Mary Chain and Psychedelic Furs--who knew *both* were Scottish?), so take this review as you should. I really want to see more shows here, and I'm scheduled to. The interior of the performance space itself is so strange. Do yourself a favor and arrive early so that you can see it with all the lights on. It almost feels like you've been zapped a la Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and are enjoying a concert inside some 1950s-era avant-garde piece of furniture, like a lamp or a dresser. The physical look of the interior of the place, including the crazy mosaic, is five stars all the way. I don't understand why the entrances are so confusing, or why there are so many ways to get to the same parts of the building--this translates into it being very easy to get lost, which my brother and I did. It's right at the top of Nob Hill, so it's difficult to walk to. Once you're up here, there plenty of things to explore, like Grace Cathedral and Huntington Park. A rare easily walkable dining option nearby is Nob Hill Cafe (review forthcoming), which I've been to and enjoyed a couple of times. At least for this concert, they started right on time, and it can take a while to make your way to your seats, so be sure to build extra time into your schedule if you want to see the entire show. I have a feeling this review is going up to five stars after a few more shows, but for now, an extremely high four stars it is. read more
2 years ago
Convenient underground parking and a newly renovated venue. We drove in from the East Bay and we're glad to have reserved underground parking so we could just pull up and park. There is street parking available, but hard to find. The multi-level venue was recently renovated and offers plenty of concessions and bars at each level. We grabbed some popcorn, beer and cocktails and made our way to our balcony seats. Comfortable seats and the balcony has great views of the stage. My main complaint is the interrupted sight line to the stage from the guard rail. I am 5'5" and the safety rail on the balcony was perfectly positioned to interrupt my view, so be mindful about sitting in the first row of the balcony if your 5'5" or shorter!! read more
6 months ago
Watching a St Vincent concert at The Masonic was pretty cool. I had not been there for awhile and I was curious to see how the acoustics might turn out. It is a good sized venue, but the sound was pretty good! My seats were almost directly to the side of the stage high up in the balcony section. It had the disadvantage of not having a face-to-face view of the performers. But, the location had the advantage of being close to the stage from the balcony level which gave it an interesting perpective of the action. The ushers were friendly and efficient. One downside is that when exiting the venue it can get a bit clumsy crowd wise because only a few staircases serve the entire balcony. So give yourself extra time when you leave the building. I entered through the front entrance. Up the stairs onto the marble porch. That pathway seemed to bypass the crowds that were otherwise directed towards the lower level side entrance The reason they let me through was because I was picking-up my tickets at the box office. I walked to the venue so I can't vouch for the parking experience. But, as a longtime SF resident I can say that street parking in Nob Hill can be pretty tough. There is a garage at the venue, but they state: "We recommend purchasing parking in advance of any show, as space is limited." Wowzers! Looks like parking starts at $100 on concert nights. Otherwise, the Muni California 1 bus stop is only about a block away. Arriving by cable car would the the ultimate San Francisco experience! The last California Street Cable Car stops at the corner at around 930p so leaving that way might be tight if you are attending an evening performance. Alternately, the Powell Street Cable Car two blocks away runs until around 1130p. read more
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1 year ago
We have attended a couple shows and always had a good time at the venue, but the other night for The Movie Screening of The Big Lebowski was a big disappointed for such an expensive ticket. Knowing that this event was a screening of a movie, that's over two hours long. We were absolutely shocked that the sound system was COMPLETELY blocking the center of the screen from our seats in the balcony. No where did it say when buying the tickets that we would be facing a obstructed view. How did this happen? And why didn't anyone think, hey that's going to block the screen for a huge number of attendees for this event. We hope to come to more events at The Masonic but this incident has made us a little concerned about paying so much to not be able to enjoy what we came to enjoy. We did think Mr Bridges was fantastic and entertaining with his tales after the film. read more
First time at The Masonic and have to say it was a first class visit from start to finish. Saw Thee Sacred Souls and they were fantastic. The Masonic is not a theater per se but is set up like one. The downstairs (floor) is open and is first come first serve for what you think is the best place to view the performance. The upstairs is complete with seats. Whether you are on the floor or upstairs there are no obstructed views. At the back of the floor area are several "boxes" that are considered premium, have seats, your own server for bar service and a drink rail. Nice set up! Speaking of drinks, there is a large bar in the lobby area serving your favorite cocktail, beer or wine. Most important for a concert venue is how good are the acoustics and sound. Happy to say the sound is awesome, some of the best sound I have heard in any venue! Parking in this area of San Francisco is challenging but there is street parking if you get lucky and plenty of parking garages within easy walking distance. Best of all there is a large parking garage in the basement of The Masonic itself which is where we parked. Our first time at The Masonic but it won't be our last! PS: Thee Sacred Souls were awesome! read more
3 years ago
Attended Ali Wong's last show in SF for 2023, and she killed it! The venue was small enough to have a good view of the stage from almost anywhere (section 3 balcony felt fairly close), with stadium seating providing an optimal experience, even for short people like me. Sound quality was really good too, yup all of Ali Wong's quirks, sarcasm, and endless jokes were clear as a bell and had me laughing up a storm. Staff was helpful showing us to our seats since we arrived after the opener had already started and it was dark inside the auditorium. They were also efficient in serving drinks... the strawberry vodka lemonade cocktail was tasty and strong. Parking was horrendous! We were lucky to find free street parking a few blocks away, but it took us more than 20 minutes circling the entire area. Otherwise garage parking for special events will cost you around $50... that's ridiculous! read more
2 years ago
Was here for Trevor Noah's show. Loved it. The auditorium ,the seating options, the fast moving check lines and organization of the crew was good. Food options were fine, the corkscrew fries were well seasoned and a fun snack to have while watching a show. They have good variety of wine options. read more
1 year ago
Went to ilana Glazer Live here! It was a fun show- the bathrooms are weirdly in the basement in a liminal space . I'd say this place is not super Ada friendly. Or at least very inconvenient. The security was a haphazard line and then I got called through for a second screening and they had me just walk through with my bag. Ticketing was simple and they had a decent bar selection. Parking is horrific, recommend public transit and walking over. Overall this is an sf landmark and worth it for seeing shows you're interested in! read more
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First time watching a show here: Ali Wong on Dec 20, 2023. The show was AMAZING. Great sound and lighting in the theatre. However, it was a little chilly in there -- so make sure you keep your jacket with you or bring a scarf. The seats were nice and cushioned -- however very small, so they are perfect if you're petite but if you're taller/bigger than you w'll be spilling over into your neighbour and uncomfortable for the show. :( The stairs in the theatre are not very steep, so that was great for those wearing heals. The overall hall has lots of nooks to hang out, with bar tables around -- even on the upper floor. The Masonic has some neat historical art like the HUGE stained glass Endmosaic. There are QR codes affixed to columns around the foyer, which you can link to learn more about it. Upstairs also has some display cases where you can get a great view of the Endmosaic and also learn more about it. Bars and food sellers were located both upstairs and downstairs in convenient locations. Parking is perhaps the worst thing about this venue -- hence 4 stars. They have underground parking but it's VERY expensive. And the traffic flow is horrendous so expect to get stuck in there for a longgg time, if you're not parked on the first level. read more
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Do the box seats have obstructed views?
I was sitting in the higher orchestra and I could see pretty good. No obstruction.
I'm going to a religious concert there this Sunday are kids allowed? And since strollers are not allowed what about a car seat? I got seats in Box F3?
Hi please email SFMasonic@livenation.com
Do they allow strollers in this venue?
Hello Tony, Thank you for reaching out to the Masonic. Strollers are not allowed in the venue.
Box seats on risers?
VIP Box seats are located on the uppermost tier of the GA Floor level (the same level as the stage but further away and raised up above the sections in front of you). There are normally four seats to a box, occasionally six. Box ticket holders…
What are the COVID protections while attending a concert? Proof of vaccine? Are they requiring masks?
We were there in March. I'm pretty sure masks are optional and no Covid proof required.
We purchased California room tickets for Ray Lamontagne, where is the entrance to go in? And prepaid parking, where is the parking garage/lot?
Do you have any insight on the California room?
Can you bring in a backpack?
The prior answer that says you can is 2 years old I went to seated concert on 11/20. You cannot take in any bags/backpacks. They will make you check any purse that isn't really small, almost like a purse wallet. They still check all bags. You…
Is there a lost and found?
What are the box seats like?
VIP Box seats are located on the uppermost tier of the GA Floor level (the same level as the stage but further away and raised up above the sections in front of you). There are normally four seats to a box, occasionally six. Box ticket holders…
Do they serve any food at venue?
Yes, they do serve food at Masonic. Tacos, burritos, and snacks.
How much to park?
Hi! It depends on where you want to park. I think we paid $35 the last time we parked at the Masonic. I'd suggest using an app like ParkWhiz to see your nearby options. :) Also, when we were leaving, traffic was a mess at the Masonic. Some friends…
Purchased California room Tix for August 14, 2018 what can I expect?
1) Side VIP entrance without lines. 2) Dedicated bar for California room peeps.…
I'm going to see Niall Horan here next week. Is there a designated parking area? If not where is a good place to park?
There is a parking garage under the venue. There is additional parking in the parking garage under Grace Cathedral across the street.
I'm going to see Niall Horan on the 22nd of Nov! I want to bring a camera are they allowed?
Usually a non-professional camera (with exchangeable lens) is allowed unless they stipulated otherwise for the concert.
For a comedy show, if you purchase floor tickets are you still standing or are there chairs down there?
For a comedy show, there are assigned seats.
Is there a bag size regulation? do they allow factory sealed water bottles in? sorry for many q's their website isn't very helpful!
Security did a bag check. So, they probably don't allow outside food and beverage.
Hi all, are balcony seats here GA? Or are they assigned?
Probably depends on the concert, but for the concerts/events that I've been to at the Masonic the balcony is assigned seating.
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