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Bass Performance Hall is the crown jewel of Fort Worth, a city which boasts the nation’s third largest cultural district. Renowned for its superb acoustics and exceptional sight lines, Bass Hall rivals the exceptional performance halls of the world.
Enhance your experience with these helpful tips.
As of March 9, 2022, masks are highly recommended for all patrons attending Texas Ballet Theater performances at Bass Performance Hall. This policy is subject to change based on public health conditions, so check back before your performance for the latest information. The policy requiring proof of a negative COVID-19 test result or voluntary proof of vaccination at Bass Performance Hall is not currently in effect. Please read our full statement here or visit the Bass Performance Hall website for more details.
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Bass Performance Hall opens one hour before performance time. People visiting Bass Hall are encouraged to arrive 45 minutes early to explore the venue, locate their seats, and enjoy a drink.
There is no specific dress code enforced at the ballet. Some patrons attend in jeans while others wear tuxedos and ball gowns. Generally, opening night performances are more formal and matinees are more casual.
Bass Hall offers a complimentary coat check on the east side of the Grand Salon, and opera glasses can be rented from the gift shop.
Bass Hall allows patrons to bring small bags and purses that fit comfortably under your seat. Oversized purses and bags are not permitted. All persons and bags are subject to search and screening before entering the building, and weapons of any kind are strictly prohibited. For more information, visit basshall.com/security.
Taking photos and videos during a performance are strictly prohibited. However, if you have to get that one great shot, you are invited to take a photo during curtain call at the end of the show.
Please be prompt. Late arrivals may not be seated until intermission. Late seating will vary depending on the production.
Available for families with small children on a first come, first serve basis.
In addition to multiple paid parking venues in the area, we recommend the following options:
Valet
Located on Calhoun and Commerce between 4th and 5th Streets. Cost is $20 per vehicle. Pre-paid valet is available for select performances. Valet services are available 90 minutes before the performance begins.
All vehicles must be retrieved no later than 30 minutes after the performance ends. Call the Bass Performance Hall’s Patron Services Team at 817-212-4280 for availability and to pre-pay for valet parking.
777 Main Parking Garage
Located at 601 Commerce Street with entrances on 5th and 6th Streets. Free parking is available on weekdays after 6 PM and weekends after 10 AM.
City Center Garage II
Located at 400 Jones Street. Free parking is available after 6 PM and all day on weekends.
You can find additional parking options in Sundance Square here.
Bass Performance Hall is located less than half a mile away from the Fort Worth Central Station, served by both the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) and TEXRail. After leaving the station, head northwest on Jones Street and turn left on 4th Street.
All persons and bags are subject to search and screening before entering the building, and weapons of any kind are strictly prohibited. To expedite the security screening process, please remove keys, cell phones, and any other large metal objects from your pockets and bags or purses. Alternative accommodations for security screening will be provided to those who need it. Guests who refuse screening will be denied entry.
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AT&T Performing Arts Center is home to the Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House, a 21st century reinterpretation of the traditional “horseshoe” shaped opera house, engineered specifically for the performance of opera and musical theatre with stages that perfectly suit the performance of ballet. The campus also includes the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre, an innovative performance space that can be shaped into a number of performance and seating configurations.
Enhance your experience with these helpful tips.
As of March 9, 2022, masks are highly recommended for all patrons attending Texas Ballet Theater performances at AT&T Performing Arts Center. This policy is subject to change based on public health conditions, so check back before your performance for the latest information. Please visit their website to learn about safety measures on the campus.
The AT&T Performing Arts Center campus is in the heart of the Dallas Arts District. Grab a bite to eat or take in the sights before coming to the show.
AT&T Performing Arts Center lobbies open 90 minutes prior to curtain, and the doors to the audience chambers open approximately 30 minutes prior to the beginning of the performance.
There is no specific dress code enforced at the ballet. Some patrons attend in jeans while others wear tuxedos and ball gowns. Generally, opening night performances are more formal and matinees are more casual.
Winspear and Wyly offer a coat check during colder months and times of inclement weather.
Currently, there are no bag restrictions at the Winspear Opera House or Wyly Theatre.
Taking photos and videos during a performance are strictly prohibited. However, if you have to get that one great shot, you are invited to take a photo during curtain call at the end of the show.
Please be prompt. Late arrivals may not be seated until intermission. Permission for late seating is determined by each show appearing at AT&T Performing Arts Center and is permitted in most cases.
In addition to multiple paid parking venues in the area, we recommend the following options:
Lexus Red Parking
Located beneath Winspear. Parking passes are available for advance purchase or may be purchased at the entrance on the day of the performance as capacity allows.
Lexus Silver Parking
Located beneath Wyly. Parking passes may be purchased at the entrance on the day of the performance as capacity allows.
Please click here to view rates and purchase parking for Lexus Red and Lexus Silver.
Parking at One Arts Plaza
Paid garage parking is just a short walk away from the Winspear and offers convenient access to the restaurants in the One Arts Plaza courtyard.
AT&T Performing Arts Center is located less than half a mile away from the DART‘s Pearl/Arts District Station. After leaving the station, head northwest on Pearl Street and turn right on Flora Street. The Pearl/Arts District Station is served by all DART lines: Red, Blue, Green, and Orange.
AT&T Performing Arts Center has a strict no pets policy, but all service animals are welcome.
All persons and bags are subject to search and screening before entering the building, and weapons of any kind are strictly prohibited. To expedite the security screening process, please remove keys, cell phones, and any other large metal objects from your pockets and bags or purses. Alternative accommodations for security screening will be provided to those who need it. Guests who refuse screening will be denied entry. More information about the security protocols for upcoming performances can be found by calling AT&T Performing Arts Center Public Safety office at 214-978-3620.
Available for families with small children. Call ahead to reserve.
