The Met Philadelphia Seating Chartįind the best seats at the Met Philadelphia with our easy-to-use and interactive seating chart. Skip the box office and buy your Met Philadelphia tickets today via TicketSmarter. It reopened with a Bob Dylan concert in 2018, with the restoration work being completed by Atkin Olshin Schade Architects. In 2017, there was a $45-million renovation that turned the theatre into a mixed-use concert venue. The Met Philadelphia was the Metropolitan Opera House for 10 years from 1910 to 1920. The Met Philly and its box office were built in 1908. It was renovated in 2018 and reopened as a predominantly concert venue, now managed by Live Nation Philadelphia. Now-in a nod to the Met’s past- Hammerstein’s great, great grandson will join developers, the mayor, and council members for the ribbon cutting.The Met Philadelphia, also known as the Met Philly and Philadelphia Metropolitan Opera House, is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and has sold event tickets to a variety of events. Originally, it was a massively popular space, with 4,000-person seating, but suffered from a lack of use in recent years. McElfatrick for Oscar Hammerstein I, the grandfather of Oscar Hammerstein II. It was built in 1908 designed by architect William H. The space has come a long way since its early 20th century beginnings. “The ribbon cutting marks the completion of The Met’s $56 million restoration into the crown jewel of North Broad Street’s renaissance, which has seen a neighborhood revitalization through several other major redevelopment projects,” representatives for The Met Philly said in a statement. The new space heavily features art deco elements, and purple, gold, and grey colors throughout. The massive original theater still sits in the space, fully restored, with a bar in the entryway outside the theater.
Renderings were released showing the interior of the new building earlier this year. Renderings by Lindsay Rose, courtesy Live Nation Philadelphia Last year developer Eric Blumenfeld was given a $56 million loan from Billy Procida, Fulton Bank, PIDC, and New Orleans-based Enhanced Capital, allowing them to wrap up by the end of this year.
On December 3, the building at 858 North Broad Street will reopen with a performance by Bob Dylan and his Band, marking the end to a two-year, multi-million-dollar restoration and renovation project. After massive project that transformed the once-rundown Broad Street staple, The Met Philly opera house is finally opening its doors again.
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