Frequently Asked Questions about The Armory - Minneapolis
What is the seating arrangement at The Armory?
The Armory primarily operates as a standing room only venue, providing an immersive concert experience. For select events, reserved seating may be available on the floor or elevated platforms. Always check the specific event listing for details on seating configurations.
Where can I park when attending an event at The Armory?
The Armory offers convenient on-site parking directly inside the venue, accessible via 5th Ave S or 5th St. This is the best option and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Additional parking options include the Government Center Parking Ramp and AirGarage South 7th Parking, both within walking distance.
Are there any recommended restaurants near The Armory?
Yes, several excellent dining options are located nearby. Notable mentions include Hell's Kitchen Minneapolis for creative comfort food, Spoon and Stable for seasonal American cuisine, and Bar La Grassa for handmade pasta. These establishments provide great pre-show meal options.
What are the box office hours for purchasing tickets?
The box office at The Armory is open Monday through Friday from 11 AM to 6 PM (CDT). On show days, hours may vary, so it is advisable to call ahead for specific details. Tickets can also be purchased online through AXS or the venue's official website.
Is public transportation available to The Armory?
Yes, public transportation is a convenient option. The Government Center Light Rail Station is approximately two blocks away from The Armory, providing easy access via Metro Transit's Blue and Green Lines.
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