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The Met Presented by Highmark is a renovated former opera house in the heart of Philadelphia, now a versatile concert and theater venue with a capacity around 3,500 (typical standing/theater configurations; some layouts list up to ~4,000). Located at 858 N Broad St, this historic space hosts major music acts, intimate performances, and special events while maintaining a rich architectural character. Whether you’re catching a headline show or an arts program, we’ve got you covered with venue details, seating layouts, and practical travel tips to help you secure your seats with ease.

Parking and transit nearby make The Met easy to access. Parking options include Lot A (855 N Broad St), Lot C (1413 Parrish St), Lot D (1406 Melon St), and valet at 858 N Broad St, though Lot A may experience construction-related closures from time to time. Broad Street subway access (Girard Street Station) and bus lines 4 & 16, plus the Girard Street Trolley, provide convenient alternatives. For visitors from out of town, nearby Center City hotels like The Logan Philadelphia (Curio Collection by Hilton), Embassy Suites Center City, and Le Meridien Philadelphia are within about a mile. This venue has hosted iconic performances since opening as The Met Philadelphia in December 2018 (with Bob Dylan) and continues to feature top-tier artists and educational programs. We’ve got you covered for reliable tickets and trusted recommendations when planning your visit.

Getting there

Drop off / pick up is located on Broad Street, next to the venue. [1]

Venue history

The Met Presented by Highmark was originally built in 1908 by opera impresario Oscar Hammerstein. The venue was formerly the Philadelphia Metropolitan Opera House. [2] [3]

References

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 858 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19130.
Venue type: Renovated former opera house now functioning as a general-purpose concert/theater venue and event space (The Met Philadelphia; branded The Met Presented by Highmark for sponsorship reasons).
Capacity: 3,500 (typical standing/theater configurations; some layouts list up to ~4,000).
Seating chart: Official seating map available on The Met Philadelphia site showing multiple levels (Orchestra, Mezzanine, Loge, etc.).
Parking: Lot A (855 N Broad St), Lot C (1413 Parrish St), Lot D (1406 Melon St), and valet (858 N Broad St); Lot A may be closed at times due to construction; parking hours vary by lot.
Transit: Broad Street subway (Girard Street Station nearby), bus 4 & 16, Girard Street Trolley; convenient street-level drop-off on Broad Street.
Nearby hotels: The Logan Philadelphia (Curio Collection by Hilton), Embassy Suites Center City, Le Meridien Philadelphia, and other Center City hotels within about 1 mile.
Notable events hosted: Opened for the first time as The Met Philadelphia in December 2018 with Bob Dylan; has hosted major acts (Madonna, Steely Dan, Phish, Sara Bareilles) and special events ( Rhythm & Flow, Blues SchoolHouse education programs).
Renamed/demolished: Originally the Philadelphia Metropolitan Opera House; renamed The Met Philadelphia after extensive renovation; not demolished.