"1"^^ . "I have only been to the Sony Centre once to see a tribute concert which consisted of a partial orchestra and the band's instruments (acoutisc/electric guitar, a drum set and a piano). I am not an audiophile so I can't comment much on the acousitcs. But I thought the sound was pretty good. I guess it also depends what type of event you're attending (e.g. orchestral, rock concert, skit etc). \n\nThe first thing that was a plus for me, was that we could actually bring our drinks/snacks purchased from the concessions stand into the auditorium. I like to sip my coffee, but when intermission only lasts 15 minutes, and there's a line up all the way to Timbuktu, I end up having to down it like a shot of hard liquor (and then hope and pray that my bladder holds out until the 2nd intermission or the finale). So it was nice that I could actually enjoy the refreshment that I just purchased, and the theatre no doubt made 5 times the cost in profits for. \n\nI have to agree that the interiors of the theatre are rather minimalistic, but you're not here really for the decor are you? I also have to agree that it does get quite chilly inside the theatre as it does have high ceilings. I saw in row V of the orchestra section, which is close to the back, but I disagree that you need a pair of binoculars to see the stage. \n\nParking can be found on the Esplanade (and its only enforced until 9PM). So if you're catching a 7:15PM show (which seems to be the usual start time) so you can save a few dollars there too. Its refreshing that I don't have to be ripped off with \"Special Event\" parking prices (like I do when I go to the Four Seasons Centre)."^^ . . . "2012-02-10T00:00:00"^^ . "0"^^ . . "4"^^ . "0"^^ .