Meyerhoff Symphony Hall Parking Information

The Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, also known as the Meyerhoff, has been the home of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) since it was firstly opened to the public in 1986. The Meyerhoff is a uniquely designed concert hall which serves as a world-class performance space for Baltimore. With a seating capacity of 2,443, it counts as an artistic and cultural hub of the city and plays host to various international artists as well as concertgoers.

Apart from its elegant appearance, the excellent acoustics of the Meyerhoff is also an element that makes it a great music venue. It's said that each seat inside the hall has an unobstructed view of the stage, which would ensure every spectator an enjoyable and unforgettable experience. Plus, the Meyerhoff offers box seats over the stage.

Are you ready to enjoy a special night in the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall? It's situated at 1212 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, Maryland. You can't miss it! If you plan to drive here, below is the Meyerhoff parking information that might be helpful for you.

Parking Garage in and around the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall

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There are many parking options for driving visitors to the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The hall itself offers a parking garage which is often referred to as Symphony Center Parking Garage. It's placed within a short walk of the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. This parking garage would be available during every concert night, after 6:00 PM. A nominal fee would be charged. Generally, it's 11 dollar for each vehicle.

Concertgoers may choose to park in the Cathedral Parking Garage as well. You can find this parking garage at the intersection of Preston Street and Cathedral Street. It is located at the northeast of the Meyerhoff and opposite the Hall. The Cathedral Parking Garage will be open to all visitors of the music venue during any Meyerhoff Symphony Hall events. Normally, the parking fees are 11 dollars per car.

Visitors who drive from downtown Baltimore should continue straight on Preston Street until you see Cathedral Street. When you turn onto Cathedral Street, the hall will be on your left. Keep on and you can find the entrance of the Cathedral Street Garage.

If you drive from North I-83 or North I-95, the Meyerhoff would be on your right when you turn onto the Cathedral Street. Drive along Cathedral Street and you will see the entrance of the Cathedral Street Garage on your left before you arrive at the music venue.

Other driving visitors from South I-95, West I-695 or West I-70 are suggested to follow the signs to Chase Street/I-83. Then the hall would be on the left. Go straight and bear right when you come across the Cathedral Street Garage.

Directions for Visitors to Get to the Cathedral Street Garage

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Various parking spaces for the disabled can also be found in and around the building. Certainly, both the Symphony Center Parking Garage and the Cathedral Parking Garage are available to persons with mobility impairments. For convenience, they can also park at Park Avenue as well as Cathedral Street sides of the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall.

For visitors who prefer to take advantage of public transportation, there are a couple of choices:

(1) Bus - Visitors can get to the music venue by riding local routes 3 and 11.

(2) Light Rail - Light rail service is also available. Visitors can get off at the Cultural Center stop which is just a short walk or cab ride from the hall.

(3) Metro Subway - Another cheap and quick means to get to the Meyerhoff is Metro Subway. Visitors can exit at State Center Station and walk on Preston Street to Howard Street, and then the hall is not far away.

(4) MARC train - If you plan to pay a visit to the music venue on weekdays, MARC train would be a great choice. The hall is just within walking distance of the Baltimore Penn Station.