Millennium Park Questions

[OOO]

also i made that up.

[zebra]

I was wondering why I didn't hear about that on XRT.

[blas]

plan on getting there asap but wtf:

 

via info site:

 

 

Doors open one half hour prior to the start of the show at 6:30 PM. We strongly urge all guests to enter the venue as early as possible to avoid delays. All guests entering the venue are subject to a search. Exit/Re-entry into Jay Pritzker Pavilion is not permitted. Everyone needs a ticket to this event.

 

then:

 

Admission Policies:

Doors generally open 1 hour prior to the start of the show at 6:30 PM. We strongly urge all guests to enter the venue as early as possible to avoid delays. All guests entering the venue are subject to a search. Exit/Re-entry into Jay Pritzker Pavilion is not permitted. Everyone needs a ticket to this event.

[beadsman]

From a 2005 ticketed show at Pritzker:

 

"With only a few minor bumps, it proved an ideal place to hear music and bid farewell to summer. Under architect Frank Gehry's web-work of overhead speakers, there wasn't a bad seat in the house. Lawn tickets went for $10, while seats near the stage were priced at $50.

 

Food was allowed, but drinks--including water bottles--were not. News of that policy didn't reach everyone and 300-some fans chose to stay outside and drink wine they brought.

 

"We tried to call [to find out details]," said Lisa Ellermann, 28, of Wicker Park. "There was an information line with no information on it. We thought it'd be just like Wednesday nights listening to the symphony."

 

Inside the venue, water and soda were priced at $4. Wine was $8; beer was $6-7 per glass."

 

 

http://thedent.com/more.php?id=2899_0_1_0_C

 

http://www.centerstagechicago.com/lifestyl...millennium.html