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The venue

About Boettcher Concert Hall

Boettcher Concert Hall is a landmark in the Denver Performing Arts Complex (DPAC), renowned for its pioneering in-the-round design and seating capacity that places a large portion of the audience within close reach of the stage. Home to the Colorado Symphony and a host of touring artists, the venue blends acoustic excellence with an intimate, immersive listening experience. Whether you’re planning a concert night or a special event, we’ve got you covered with practical details to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.

Located at 1000 14th Street in downtown Denver, Boettcher Concert Hall features a 360-degree seating arrangement that ensures a broad range of vantage points and remarkable sound from every seat. The hall has a storied history as the first symphony hall in the round in the United States, with renovations completed in 1993 to modernize its acoustics and amenities.

For ticket buyers, securing seats is straightforward with official seating charts available through the Colorado Symphony. Plan your visit using our venue details, parking guidance, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to enhance your overall experience.

Parking is convenient but can fill up quickly on busy show nights. The DPAC parking garage, with access from Arapahoe Street between 13th and 14th Avenues, is the primary option, complemented by nearby garages. Transit options include RTD light rail lines D and H stopping at Theatre District–Convention Center Station, along with multiple bus routes serving the DPAC area. If you’re driving or taking transit, we’ll help you map out the best route and parking plan.

When you’re ready to unwind before or after a performance, downtown Denver offers a range of lodging and dining choices. The Curtis and Four Seasons Hotel Denver sit just across the street from DPAC, providing convenient stays with easy access to Boettcher Concert Hall. Le Méridien Denver Downtown is also nearby, offering convenient access to the arts district and surrounding restaurants. We highlight affiliate partner recommendations for hotels and restaurants to help you secure trusted options with comfort and value.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 2,679 seats (dress circle, parquet, orchestra, mezzanines and rings).
Location: Boettcher Concert Hall, Denver Performing Arts Complex, 1000 14th Street, Denver, CO 80202.
Venue type: symphony/concert hall in-the-round; 360-degree seating with 80% of seats within 65 feet of the stage.
Seating chart: official seating charts available from Colorado Symphony; plan-your-visit pages provide layout details.
Parking: DPAC parking garage (entrance on Arapahoe St between 13th & 14th) plus nearby garages; parking can fill up early on show nights.
Transit: RTD light rail (lines D/H) to Theatre District–Convention Center Station; multiple bus routes serve the DPAC area.
Nearby hotels: The Curtis (across the street), Four Seasons Hotel Denver (across the street), Le Méridien Denver Downtown (nearby downtown access).
Notable events: home to Colorado Symphony performances, touring artists, graduations, and private events; historically the first symphony hall in the round in the U.S.; renovations occurred in 1993.