Tennessee Performing Arts Center

"If you are in a wheelchair they will try to get you to sit in an aisle. Eventually after waiting for the opening act to finish they removed the chair that was bolted to the floor to allow me to sit in the ticket slot I purchased. The drink line is incredibly long and slow and expensive. The only good thing about that experience was Ron White he was hilarious. The attached picture is the wheelchair, I recommend you take binoculars."

"TPAC is a great place to see amazing musicals on tour! My only complaints are that it's often a bit too warm inside for my preference (I run hot, so most likely find it comfortable). The seating can feel a bit cramped, especially for larger people, like myself, but that's par for the course with most venues that use individual seating. I've been going for years, and highly recommend seeing a show there!"

"Went to see the Christmas Carol here and it surpassed all of our expectation! It's a small cozy venue and there are no bad seats.. We were in the 2nd tier price seats and there were prime viewing locations.. The actors were phenomenal, the effects and the stage sets were very nice.. Could not think of a better way to get into the Christmas spirit!"

"Just got back from seeing Wicked for the 7th time at TPAC and I could not have asked for a better experience ease of getting in and out and the kind helpfulness of all the employees! Such a great place to go to watch any kind of show!"

"It's huge and so accommodating. I had to ask some questions before I purchased tickets for a show for the family to enjoy, and the staff responded to my emails quickly. The seats we purchased tickets for was perfect since my husband has a service dog. Plenty of room for Hugo and for others to walk by without having to step over him. We loved watching Bluey's Play Date and will definitely keep an eye out for future shows so we can have family time, watch fun shows, and make memories with our girls."