Bass Performance Hall

I recently visited the Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth for the first time to see The Wiz on Broadway, and I was very impressed. Parking was easy to find and free, and the website had all the details a first-time visitor would need, which was very helpful. Everyone I encountered from security, to the ushers, to the bartenders was welcoming and accommodating. Honestly, I don’t think there’s a bad seat in the hall. Even if you’re in the very last row, you’ll still have a great view of the stage. Another bonus is that there are several restaurants conveniently close by. After the show, my friends and I walked right across the street for dinner, which made the night even more enjoyable. Overall, I had a wonderful experience and will definitely be back. The service truly felt A+. The only downside was the price of the drinks — I paid about fifteen dollars plus the cost of a souvenir cup, and the themed mixed drink tasted more like juice than a cocktail. Next time, I’ll stick with wine or a soft drink. That said, I did like that you can bring the souvenir cups back for future visits, since only those are allowed in the theater.

Always a great time seeing a show here. Gorgeous art deco design (even if it isn't a true art deco-era building) and classy finishes, though maybe a tad heavy on the 80s pastel paint swatches. I love getting dressed up for a night on the town then coming to sit down and watch an entertaining show for a date night here.

Bass Hall is a beautiful venue for performances of broadway theater and other artists. The dome is a stunning view from inside the theater, their are plenty of restrooms throughout so you are not stuck in line like some other facilities. In my opinion, after attending tons of Broadway (on and off broadway) in many theaters, the box seats here are not worth the price. The seats were so uncomfortable and awkwardly close to other patrons we could not speak without all having a conversation together with new "stranger friends". If you want a box, reserve the entire box. Maybe just the performances or just this theater, but three shows in box seats and have never had box service - completely different than any other theater experience and expectations. All in all, it is beautiful, it seems everything is original, the marble is stunning throughout. It has a historical vibe to it even though it was built in 1998. The bathrooms have the full length door (thank you- finally, privacy). ***It is cold. As soon as the show starts, the A/C kicks on full blast. Bring a sweater, even if it is 100° outside. That's my two cents, go find your own.

Took my son and my sibling to see The Book of Mormon (my favorite musical ever!) and had a great time! Staff was friendly and helpful, even pointing out prime spots for photo ops with the gorgeous architecture. We were in the nosebleed seats and still had a great view of the performance. Parking tip, though: maybe skip the valet. There's a garage right across the street from the theatre, and getting our car back after the show took a VERY long time. We weren't in any hurry, so it wasn't a big deal, but next time I'll just go to the garage.

We love bass performance hall. The location makes date night convenient with so many surrounding dinner options. The staff are friendly and helpful especially Maryann.... great energy and genuine!