Featuring a unique and striking exterior, the Walt Disney Concert Hall is the home of the illustrious Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra and the Los Angeles Master Chorale. The building’s incredible architecture has elicited varying opinions, but these are often overlooked in light of the Hall's greatest strength: its acoustics.

The Walt Disney Concert Hall was initiated by Walt Disney’s widow, Lily Disney, after she donated a sum of $50 million for the project to move ahead in 1987.  However, the costs for the planned building soon began to skyrocket, delaying the project.  Finally the impressive structure was completed in 2003 for a total cost of $274 million.

When the Philharmonic opened the stadium with a grand performance, the reception was wildly positive, and the acoustics highly praised by both critics and orchestra members themselves. The Concert Hall's opening is considered one of the most successful in American history.

Besides being able to attend grand performances by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, guests of the Walt Disney Hall can choose from 3 luxurious dining options:

*Patina offers luxury dining and is open for lunch, dinner and late night supper. Guests can choose from seasonal menus, the daily chef’s menu, a selection of cheese, and an award-winning wine list.

*the Concert Hall Café offers guests the chance to dine in one of the most architecturally impressive areas of Walt Disney Hall

*Kendall’s Brasserie offers succulent seafood in both cooked and raw variations, and is open for casual dining for lunch, dinner and after-theater meals.

Staying at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles, a hotel in Los Angeles, CA near Walt Disney Concert Hall, will allow you to enjoy convenient access to the venue, less than one half mile away.

Tickets for events at this venue can be purchased from the Box Office at the Walt Disney Theater Hall as well as through Ticketmaster outlets and its official site, www.ticketmaster.com.