Topeka Performing Arts Center - Topeka, Kansas

El Topeka Performing Arts Center es una reconocida organización sin ánimo de lucro ubicada en 214 SE 8th Ave, Topeka, KS 66603, Estados Unidos. Este centro se especializa en presentaciones en vivo, teatro, salón de bodas y sala de banquetes. Ofrece espacios y servicios accesibles para personas en silla de ruedas, incluyendo estacionamiento, sanitarios y entrada.

Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de una amplia variedad de eventos y espectáculos en vivo, a la vez que saborear deliciosas opciones en su restaurante. El centro acepta tarjetas de crédito y débito, y cuenta con personal amable y servicial. Además, es una excelente opción para ir con niños, ya que ofrece un ambiente familiar y agradable.

Según Google My Business, el Topeka Performing Arts Center tiene un total de 693 valoraciones, con una opinión media de 4.6/5. Esto demuestra el alto nivel de satisfacción de sus visitantes y la calidad de sus servicios.

Si estás buscando un lugar emocionante y entretenido para visitar en Topeka, el Topeka Performing Arts Center es una opción excelente. Con su fácil acceso, amplias opciones de estacionamiento y una gran variedad de eventos y servicios, es fácil ver por qué este centro es tan popular.

Para obtener más información sobre el Topeka Performing Arts Center, visita su página web oficial. Allí encontrarás detalles sobre próximos eventos, opciones de reservación y mucho más. No te pierdas la oportunidad de experimentar la magia del Topeka Performing Arts Center

Opiniones de Topeka Performing Arts Center

Viridiana Rosenkruz

5/5

Excelente! muy fácil acceso, todo muy organizado.

Liliana Espinoza

5/5

Excelente lugar

Frank DeLeon

5/5

It was a wonderful venue for us. Our daughter uses a wheelchair and the staff was wonderful in accommodating her needs. We got good seats. Easy access and could not ask for more. We didn't use the bathroom, so I can't verify how easy it would be to use them with a wheelchair but I'm sure they were just fine. We will be back. Thanks to the staff and hopefully we will find another event we can enjoy soon.

Jim Woods

2/5

The bathrooms are simply inadequate! They no longer put the performance on their marquee anymore. Just a generic website message. That cheapens the product IMHO. Plus, they didn’t have Ballet Midwest on their electronic display either. The sound for the Nutcracker was way too low! I don’t even think the house speakers were turned on!

Aaron Price

2/5

I went to the Eddie Griffin show and boy the sound system sucked! Plus the seats are like what we had in high school! All that money for poor quality shows!! Even Eddie Griffin was irritated as well!! The place needs a major upgrade! I’ll never will go back to TPAC, I don’t care who comes!!

Tim Cameron

5/5

A great facility. We were there for the Ozark Mountain Daredevils concert. Had 3rd row seats. Super nice clean venue. Sound was great.

Barb

4/5

Once again I went here for my granddaughters dance recital. I was kind of disappointed in the entire thing, not the recital but TPac. First off we now were charged to get into what has always been a free recital. Then the doors were to open at 5 but you have to stand in the hallway until they open the doors to the auditorium, which opened at 6, what was that about? We had assigned seating so why make people, especially handicapped people stand around to enter for an hour. There is no leg room in the seats in the balcony at all, I'm short and still had no room for my legs. The music was so loud you couldn't even hear the tap dancers tap, that's what I wanted to hear. Then there is the parking issue, there is none. You have to park blocks away and walk to get there. It would have been nice if the parking garage across the street would have been open. Not happy at all with the way things were handled by TPac.

Amanda Welsh

2/5

Went to see Joe Bonamassa-would have possibly been the best performance I'd ever been to, had the venue itself not completely ruined the experience. We were in the balcony on the right and I never got to see the background singers because they were behind a wall and the guitarist in front of them was behind a hanging speaker. The seats themselves were the absolute worst part. The rows are crammed so close that you can't sit with your knees together and the only way to face your feet forward was to spread your legs. Thank God I was with my husband because I had to plaster myself to him to avoid rubbing on the stranger beside me for the entire show. In order to give them foot space, I had to twist my ankle in a rather painful way for the entire show. It felt like they put us in seats meant for children.