Fox Theatre Reviews

The restrooms were easy to find, which I always appreciate because there’s nothing worse than wandering around after a show trying to figure out where to go. They were mostly clean too, especially considering how many people were using them. The only real downside was that the lines got a little long once the show ended, but that kind of felt expected with everyone heading there at the same time. It moved along reasonably well, so it wasn’t a huge issue overall.

Well... I really loved the historic building and that old-school atmosphere inside. The details on the walls and ceiling are so cool and make the place feel special. The seats were okay, not amazing, but the ambiance made up for it. I’d definitely go again

I bought our tickets through foxtheatre.org the whole process was simple. The ticket prices felt fair for the show, but the fees did bump the total up more than I was expecting, which was a little annoying. Once we got there though, it felt worth it. Our seats were good, the theater was beautiful, and the whole night ended up being really special. I’d definitely use it again, I just wish they showed the full price a bit sooner so there are no surprises at checkout.

Getting around was easy overall, and the signs definitely helped. The upper level got a little confusing though, and I don’t have much patience for wandering around trying to figure out where I’m supposed to go.

I went to a show here and was happy with the sound. I’m usually a little cautious at venues because some places blast the music way too loud, but this was comfortable. The voices came through clearly, the music didn’t feel harsh, and I could hear everything just fine from my seat.

I went to a show here the entry process kind of set the wrong tone right away. The lines barely seemed to move, and no one was really explaining what the holdup was, so everyone was just standing around confused.

Security also felt all over the place. One person would say one thing about bags or tickets, then someone else would say something different, so we ended up stepping aside just to figure out what we were supposed to do. It made me wonder a bit about how well they have things managed overall.

Once we finally got inside, the venue itself was nice enough, but the whole entrance situation definitely put me in a bad mood before the show even started. For a place hosting events like this, I expected the process to feel a lot smoother and more professional.

The site looks nice at first. Clean enough. But actually using it was kind of a pain. I just wanted show times and parking info, and somehow I ended up clicking around way more than I should’ve. A couple pages were slow on my phone too. Then buying tickets had all these extra steps, which made it feel more confusing than it needed to be. Not terrible. Just frustrating. It really needs to be easier to get the basic stuff...

The show itself was really good and I’m glad I went, but the seats started to get uncomfortable after a while. They felt cramped, and by the end of the night I was definitely ready to get up and stretch. It didn’t ruin the whole experience, but it was a bit frustrating for a longer show. I’d give it 3 stars.

I was a little worried I’d get tricked by the listing or end up circling forever, but it turned out to be totally fine. Found a spot quickly and getting in was way less stressful than I expected.

I bought my tickets through foxtheatre.org, it was just easy in the way you hope things will be. Picking seats was simple, checkout didn’t drag on, and the confirmation email showed up right away. It wasn’t some big dramatic experience, which I appreciated, when you’re planning a night out, the ticket part should just work so you can focus on looking forward to the show.

I was kind of surprised by how clean everything was... like the bathrooms were actually well kept, and the seats felt clean too. It just made the whole night way more relaxed and easy, which I really appreciated.

I grabbed some popcorn and a soda before the movie, and I don’t know, it just felt way better than I expected. The line moved fast, the popcorn seemed fresh, and the prices weren’t as ridiculous as I was bracing for. Solid overall, no real complaints

I’ve been to a couple of events through foxtheatre.org now, the shows have been really solid. The sound was clear, the lighting looked great, and the performers were definitely worth going out to see. Maybe I’m just easy to impress, but I had a good time both times.

I’m only holding back from 5 stars because the crowd flow felt a little slow, and I kind of had to look around more than expected for timing details. That said, it wasn’t a huge deal, and maybe I just missed the info somewhere. Overall, I still had a fun night and would definitely go again.

We could see the stage really well, which was a nice surprise. The balcony rail blocked a tiny bit of the view, but not enough to ruin anything. Overall, we were happy with the seats!

I hopped on foxtheatre.org to check out accessible seating before grabbing tickets, it was easy. The info wasn’t buried somewhere annoying, which was clutch, and I could quickly see the options for wheelchair spots and hearing assistance.
I also really appreciated that the contact details were right there and easy to understand. It made planning the whole thing way less stressful for me and my mom, so yeah, major win.

When I got there, the staff helped me find my seat, which I really appreciated. A couple of times when I asked questions, the answers felt a little rushed, but overall they were helpful and made the experience easier for me