Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles

Absolutely incredible! The architecture is just breathtaking. Every corner that you turn is a new surprise. The concert hall itself is so incredibly laid out that acoustically it's one of the best concert Halls I've ever visited in the entire world. And it's just gorgeous. Visit for the architecture alone, but absolutely enjoy the music. Especially there new works programs. Can't wait to go again.

A very unique building, an iconic place in LA. I did not attend a show or enter the building, but simply walking around the building and observing its curves, I was impressed at the architecture and design - unlike any other building I have seen. An interesting fact is that the exterior was supposed to be built of stone, but because of budget shortcomings, it was decided to make of stainless steel. Having seen the steel, I think it looks better than what stone would have looked. During opening hours, you are able to walk around the entire building. There is a lovely garden with shady trees at the rear of the building, and some nooks that make for a good photo opportunity.

My wife and I were gifted tickets to the LA Philharmonic performing at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. This was far an away the most amazing orchestra concert I have experienced in my life. The acoustics of the hall are extraordinary. It was constructed with all hardwood surfaces that make the instruments and voices sound incredibly warm and alive. I was blessed to have my wife talk me through all the details and history of the pieces performed. Her undergraduate degree was in classical vocal performance and she sang in elite choirs that performed with the Vancouver symphony orchestra. This was a powerfully memorable experience and I hope to be able to attend another orchestra concert in the future.

Architecture is top notch! You will love to walk around inside and take a look to concert hall for free! Though there was not much to do inside when we visited! Would recommend talking the audio self tour to know more about the place! :)

Walked in on a Saturday about noon, wasn't sure what we were going to do or what the place was about and after standing there for a few minutes looking at our cell phone maps, Louise ( center of our pic), a young guy who is very knowledgeable, articulate, and a good representation of the place walked up to us started talking to us about what we were looking for. Explained to him that we were here for the baseball game tonight but wasn't sure what the facility was, offered us the audio guided tour which was incredible. Recommend it versus taking the self tour. Lasted about 45 minutes. Well worth our time and energy to visit the Walt Disney Concert Hall.