My partner and I went here for an 8 PM comedy show on a chilly Saturday night in January, and I spent half the evening just staring at the ceiling. The preservation of this old vaudeville space is unbelievable, especially the gold trim and the grand arch right above the stage. It has this very unique 1920s charm where every single decorative scroll and molding feels like it belongs in an old movie. We had seats up toward the back of the floor, maybe row S, but the sightlines are built so steeply that you do not have anyone blocking your view at all. You can appreciate all the histroical carvings on the private boxes flanking the stage while you wait for the acts to start. The staff scanning tickets got everyone inside out of the cold without any fuss, and the headlining comic had the whole place roaring until nearly ten o'clock.

Beautiful theatre! Love the historical room. Great service! Any seat would’ve been great! Drinks were expensive though. Comedian was hysterical and we had a great time.

The Majestic Theater is a beautifully restored venue that exudes historic charm. With its ornate architecture and intimate seating, it offers a unique and nostalgic experience for theatergoers. The acoustics are excellent, making it a great place to enjoy live performances, from concerts to plays. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, catching a show at the Majestic is a delightful way to experience Dallas’s cultural scene.

We saw Bluey’s big play here. It was awesome. The building is beautiful and parking was a breeze. We loved our seats. I would go back!

I love this theater but where are my tickets? This is the second time I have ordered tickets for an event and they have simply failed to show. I go through my mail carefully and don't think I missed them twice while looking for them. 30 minutes of my time spent trying to get in Customer Service que, and then I received a snippy reply that I should not expect them to mail them again, even thought I had not requested that. New charge for on call--waived this time. But basically I have to send the people I gave the tickets as a gift to with my credit card. Tried to contact the Majestic about the situation, but online took me to a City of Dallas contact page, which actually did not have a selection that would allow me to contact anyone (no phone/no email/no chat)--the page just said Contact. Typical City of Dallas operation.