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San Francisco Symphony Davies Symphony Hall Tickets & Info
Experience the grandeur of live classical music as the San Francisco Symphony performs at Davies Symphony Hall on October 4, 2025. Under the baton of esteemed conductor Gustavo Gimeno, the orchestra will deliver a captivating interpretation of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5, renowned for its emotional depth and dramatic power. With exceptional acoustics and an audience capacity of approximately 2,743, Davies Symphony Hall provides an immersive setting for this unforgettable concert. The San Francisco Symphony, led by music director Michael Tilson Thomas until 2010 and now under the leadership of Gimeno, is celebrated for its innovative programming and commitment to community engagement. The season features over 200 concerts, including collaborations with renowned guest artists and premieres of contemporary works such as John Adams' latest compositions. Don't miss this opportunity to experience artistry at its finest—secure your tickets early and join a vibrant community of music lovers for an evening filled with passion, precision, and the magic of live performance.
San Francisco Symphony Concerts Davies Symphony Hall
Experience the magic of live orchestral music at Davies Symphony Hall, a premier concert venue in San Francisco that hosts the acclaimed San Francisco Symphony. Renowned for its exceptional acoustics and stunning architecture, the hall is not only a center for symphonic performances but also a popular venue for film screenings accompanied by live music, such as classic movies with synchronized orchestral scores. The hall's versatile programming includes intimate chamber music series, offering audiences close-up encounters with talented chamber groups in a cozy setting, as well as groundbreaking events like the 2015 SF Symphony Groundbreakers series, which spotlighted contemporary composers shaping the future of classical music. A majestic pipe organ further enriches the acoustics, creating a grand, immersive sound experience. For optimal viewing, the left central orchestra section provides a dynamic perspective, while the Loge Area offers a more intimate, secluded environment ideal for concert enthusiasts seeking a closer connection with the music. Visitors arriving late can use the convenient side entrance for quicker access. Located on Van Ness Avenue, Davies Symphony Hall is easily accessible by public transportation. Don't miss the upcoming San Francisco Symphony performance conducted by Gustavo Gimeno, featuring Tchaikovsky’s triumphant Symphony No. 5—an unforgettable concert experience in the heart of San Francisco.
Best Value Tickets
For an optimal balance of price and view, the 2ND TIER AA section offers the best value. These seats are priced at $81 - $87 and provide a good acoustic experience with a clear view of the stage. Rows E and F are slightly elevated, offering a better perspective over the audience in front.
Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)
The 1ST TIER D section, particularly rows C and D at $140 - $145, are considered the sweet spot. They are close enough for a detailed view of the performers and offer excellent sound quality, making them ideal for a more immersive experience.
Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)
For those seeking a broader stage view or premium experience, the PREMIER 1ST TIER G and H sections, with prices starting at $155 - $166, offer luxurious seating with prime proximity to the stage. Rows D to F in these sections provide a balance of proximity and comfort for a higher ticket price.
Premium or Last-Minute Tickets
The Side Box seats, especially rows V and Z, priced at $273 - $283, are ideal for a premium experience with an exclusive view. These seats are perfect for last-minute buyers seeking a luxurious vantage point.
Section & View Differences & Recommendations
- 1ST TIER C & D: Close to the stage, excellent acoustics, rows C and D are most recommended for intimacy and sound clarity.
- 2ND TIER AA & BB: Elevated seats with good value, slightly farther but still offering a clear stage view. Rows E and F provide a balanced perspective.
- PREMIER 1ST TIER G & H: Premium seats with closer proximity, higher price, best for an immersive experience.
- Side Boxes (V & Z): Luxurious seats with side-stage views, ideal for a premium experience, though less centered.
- Rows and Sections: Rows closer to the stage (A, B, C) deliver the best visual and audio experience, but are at a higher cost. Elevated sections (G, H, J) provide a broad view of the entire stage.
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Parking & Directions for San Francisco Symphony Davies Symphony Hall
201 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA
94102, US
1. Civic Center Garage - 0.2 miles, approx. $25
2. Performing Arts Garage - 0.3 miles, approx. $20
3. SFJazz Center Garage - 0.4 miles, approx. $15
4. 5th & Mission Garage - 0.5 miles, approx. $30
5. Union Square Garage - 0.7 miles, approx. $35