Can you drink at constitution hall

The ramp on D Street may be accessed by vehicles for dropping off patrons with mobility disabilities. The D Street ramp is at the lobby level. Orchestra level seating is accessed by a slight ramp from the lobby level. There is no parking on the D Street Drive.

There are accessible restrooms in the D Street lobby and the Ladies Room in the Lower Lounge accessed by the elevator in the 18th and D Street corner of the lobby.

Print programs in alternate formats, such as large print or Braille, may be requested from the promoter or sponsor of an event where programs are available. The promoter or sponsor of the event can arrange for Sign Language Interpreters when contacted at least 10 days prior to the event. Assistive listening devices are available by contacting an usher upon entering the Hall.

This device can be used throughout the seating area. There is no charge for the use of an assistive listening device. Aziz Chowdhury. Will call is on the C St entrance. Take public transportation. Lack of variety in vendors. Goodie bags are disappointing. Eat before, don't expect a lot of alcohol.

Leave early. Carpool if you must park or chip in for a cab. Dress comfortable! For more information about Constitution Hall click here. The DAR Constitution Hall box office is only open on the day of an event, for only that event, and is operated by the producer of the event, not the Constitution Hall staff.

There is adequate metered parking on the streets surrounding the Hall at night and on weekends but there is no parking for Hall events on the DAR grounds. There is light fare available in the lobby of Constitution Hall during most shows. You can find a list of nearby restaurants on the Visitor Services page of the Constitution Hall section. Also, there is full bar service available in the lobby as well as in the lounge on the lower level. The Hall was originally built in to house the DAR annual convention and now serves as a privately-owned performance venue.