The Vic Theatre Chicago

The Vic Theatre    

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(73) · Theaters & performance venues in Chicago, United States
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The Vic Theatre is a music venue located in Chicago, Illinois. Vic Theatre can easily accommodate 1,400 people or with a seated capacity of 1,000. …

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Oct 2, 2024
** ADA SECTION REVIEW ** As a disclaimer, I am a ambulatory disabled person with EDS. I can walk without issue, however I can't stand for long periods of time due to extreme pain, so I have to have … Full review by mollihrv
Jun 12, 2024
My son and I saw John Cleese at The Vic and had a great time. Parking across the street is easy and the venue was perfect for the event. The old theater has personality and the staff was friendly. … Full review by wheatonnitz
Apr 24, 2023
I would not advise attending a seated show at the Vic unless you buy VIP tickets. The seats were so close together that you’re getting kicked from the people behind and then your legs are touching th… Full review by Allison J
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Great Shows and Live Music
The Vic Theatre is celebrating more than 100 years of great shows and live music. Hit up Brew & View when there's no live music t…
Thrillist
The people who patronize The Vic theater do not seem to mind that it is somewhat rundown, dreary, dilapidated, dank, and falling apart. It i…
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Located:Chicago, Illinois
Owner:Jam Productions
Opened:1912

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There are several different prices for a concert, range from $35-$93 what is the difference if it’s all general admission?
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I doubt they are all general admission. Last time I was there, the main floor was standing only, and there was a balcony with seats and some old fashioned box seats with chairs on …
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I doubt they are all general admission. Last time I was there, the main floor was standing only, and there was a balcony with seats and some old fashioned box seats with chairs on the side. My memory is that I didn’t pay any extra for the balcony, but that the box seats cost extra.
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Answer by Mark S · Dec 9, 2018
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My dad is a disabled veteran. He is not wheelchair bound but uses a cane and cannot stand for long periods of time. …
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My dad is a disabled veteran. He is not wheelchair bound but uses a cane and cannot stand for long periods of time. There is a show he wants to go to, but he’s not sure if it’s worth it to buy tickets. Is there anywhere for him to sit and enjoy a show?
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This place is VERY old - like 100 years old. There are seats in the balcony but everything is very narrow, even the doorways. I suggest you call the theater directly and ask them. I would …
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This place is VERY old - like 100 years old. There are seats in the balcony but everything is very narrow, even the doorways. I suggest you call the theater directly and ask them. I would be surprised if they didn’t have a policy for dealing with these situations. I suspect he will have to walk up some stairs at the very least. Even the doors to the bathroom upstairs are quite narrow - not much more than 24 inches.
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