How to create your own series

What does it mean to create your own series?

You can mix and match any combination of three or more concerts to build a Create Your Own series that perfectly fits your concertgoing tastes and lifestyle! You’ll save 15% off standard ticket prices and receive other subscriber rewards such as:

ë Flexible ticket exchanges for just $10

ë 15% off any additional concert tickets purchased any time during the season

ë 15% off purchases at the Symphony Store

ë Exclusive parking rates at the Grant Park South Garage

ë Exclusive offers, presales and events throughout the season

And more!

Creating your own series is as simple as 1, 2, 3!

1 Visit cso.org/cyo or call Patron Services at 312-294-3000 for personalized assistance, pick the CYO option that most interests you as a starting point for your series and select your seat quantity. 2 Choose any three or more concerts.

3 Complete your order and let us know your seat preferences. You’ve saved 15%!

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Everything you need to know about seating in Orchestra Hall at Symphony Center

TERRACE GALLERY

LOWER BALCONY UPPER BALCONY

BOX LEVEL

MAIN FLOOR

MAIN FLOOR

MELK MAIN FLOOR

The Main Floor is surprisingly intimate and close to all the action on stage. With various price points and no stairs to navigate, this is one of the most popular seating areas. A large bar is open for refreshments in the Main Floor lobby before the concert and during intermission.

BOX LEVEL

Each box consists of three to eight individual seats that are unnumbered. The tradition is to rotate seating either between works or at intermission. All Box Level patrons have access to a nearby concessions bar and restrooms, and each box has its own coat closet.

FADIM LOWER BALCONY & KREHBIEL UPPER BALCONY

The Lower Balcony wraps around the hall and provides a pristine view of the performance. The Upper Balcony is a bit higher and under the overhang of the Gallery. A coat check is available on the Lower Balcony level.

FLYNN GALLERY

Many longtime patrons prefer to sit in the Gallery, raving about its acoustics and enjoying the birds-eye perspective. The Gallery lobby offers concessions, a coat check and views of Lake Michigan.

GRAY TERRACE

Terrace seating is behind the stage and offers a close-up view of the performers and an exquisite vantage of Orchestra Hall. The Rotunda with its Bass Bar is a popular intermission destination for those sitting in the Terrace. Terrace seating is not available for performances that include a screen, like CSO at the Movies, or those that include the Chicago Symphony Chorus.