The 5th Avenue Theatre Reviews

The concessions were good, so I’ll give them that. The snacks tasted fresh, the drinks were cold, and the popcorn was actually better than I expected. But the prices were way too high for what you get, and that’s on them. It feels like they know people don’t have many other options, so they just charge whatever they want. Service was quick and the place was clean, but I was still annoyed walking away with such an overpriced bill

The parking was fine overall , but it could definitely be easier to figure out ...

The tickets felt a bit more expensive than I expected, but you know, it’s fine. Totally fine. I still went and had a decent time, I just wish the price had been a little easier to justify.

I mostly checked out The 5th Avenue Theatre because I was curious about the historic architecture stuff. Some of it was actually interesting, and I liked looking through the details on the old buildings. The site itself felt a little plain though, and it wasn’t the easiest to click around and find things. It did help me find a few things, so that was good, but yeah, overall it was okay. Not bad, just kind of okay and could definitely be a bit better

I really wanted to enjoy the dance parts, but they just didn’t click. The choreography felt kind of messy and dull, and after a while I was wondering, what am I even supposed to be looking at? It was hard to watch and didn’t add much for me.

Stopped in expecting a normal, easy visit. Didn’t really get that. The staff barely acknowledged me, and when they did, it felt kind of cold. No real friendliness, no welcoming vibe. I mostly just felt ignored the whole time.

I don’t know, I just didn’t really feel good being inside this place. It had this cold kind of vibe, like not cozy or welcoming how I thought it might be, and I felt sort of awkward sitting there.
The music was loud in some areas in a strange way, and the layout felt all over the place to me. I ended up leaving fast because it just wasn’t a spot I wanted to keep hanging out in.

I was let down by the show. It felt messy the sound was off and by the end I was just wishing I hadn’t spent the money

I took the train and just walked a few minutes from there, so it was really easy. I didn’t have to deal with parking or sit in traffic, which was a huge plus. being able to get there by public transit was the best part for me

The accessible seats ended up being good, and the staff did help us get settled, so that part was fine. It wasn’t like they went way above and beyond, but they were polite and made sure the seating situation worked, which I appreciated. The main thing was that the booking process felt kind of slow. It took longer than I expected, and I had to be a bit patient with it, but once we actually got there, the seating itself was okay and everything worked out

I was expecting a lot more from the costume design, but it felt messy. Some of the outfits looked cheap and didn’t really fit the scenes, which pulled me out of the experience.

A few costumes seemed like they belonged in completely different shows. I kept feeling like there should’ve been clearer direction or instructions behind the overall look, because it just didn’t feel consistent.

For the ticket price, I thought everything would look more polished and put together. I really wanted to enjoy it more, but the costumes were distracting and left me disappointed.

The lighting looked decent overall, but a few spots felt WAY too dim for my taste. It wasn’t bad or anything, I just expected the whole space to feel a little more balanced.

I accidentally picked the wrong date when buying my tickets, so I called the box office expecting it to be a whole thing. It really wasn’t. The person who answered was calm and patient, even while I was double-checking the date and squinting at the confirmation email like it was a puzzle. They switched it over quickly and didn’t make me feel awkward about the mistake. No bouncing me around, no long explanation, just a simple fix. I especially appreciated it because it was before a busy show night and I was already a little stressed

I’ve been using it for a bit and it’s decent overall. It does what I expected for the most part, but for the monthly subscription price, I was hoping for a little more value. Not a bad option, just feels slightly higher than it should be

Booked through The 5th Avenue Theatre the legroom was legit. I’m kinda tall, so I can tell real quick when a seat feels cramped, but this one wasn’t bad at all. I could stretch out a bit and sit normally the whole ride. It’s a small thing, but yeah, it made the trip way more comfy.

The seats felt cramped, and after sitting for a while, my back was really sore. It was not the most comfortable experience.

The site does work, so I’ll give it that, but the whole thing feels kind of low budget. Some of the pages look outdated, and the visuals just don’t feel polished. I was expecting something a bit more professional, so if presentation matters to you, save your time and keep your expectations low.

The concession prices seemed fair overall. I went in expecting the usual overpriced snacks, but from the vibe and how everything was priced, it felt like they were trying to keep things reasonable...

I spent a little time using 5thavenue.org, it was easy to figure out. The pages loaded fine for me, and I didn’t feel like I had to dig around forever just to find the basic info I needed.
The only thing I noticed — not a huge deal — is that some sections could be a bit clearer. The layout feels a little plain in spots, but overall, it does what it needs to do, and I didn’t run into any major issues

I didn’t have the best experience here because the usher was no help at all. I asked where I was supposed to go and they just pointed in a rude way then walked off. It felt like I was bothering them just by asking a simple question. For a place like this I expected at least basic help but that didn’t happen. Disappointing