Essential Life Support
Restrooms
Concert halls have restrooms, but sometimes they are far away from the music. If you arrive at the concert a little bit early, you'll have time to find out where the restroom is and plan your route. Be prepared to wait in a line at intermission. For some reason, most concert halls don't have enough restrooms to accommodate everyone quickly.
Drinks and Snacks
Some concert halls have drinks and snacks on sale at intermission. Ask an usher where to go. In large theaters there may be a bar, and perhaps even a snack bar. Don't plan on finding a meal at the concert, though. The food on sale is most often snack food and desserts.
Messages
If you expect a message while you're at the concert, notify one of the ushers. They'll tell you what to do. You should silence any portable phones and beepers.
Special services
Modern concert halls are equipped to solve a variety of human mobility, hearing, and seeing problems. Tell the ushers what you need, and they'll direct you to assistance.
Some concerts offer child care, so that your kids can play while you attend the concert.
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