About this venue
Dreyfoos Hall is the main concert and theater auditorium within the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach. With approximately 2,200 seats arranged across the orchestra level and several elevated tiers, the hall is designed for large stage productions, concerts, musicals, opera and other performing arts events. Its spacious stage and multi-level auditorium give the venue a distinguished setting suitable for both major touring productions and classical performances.
The interior is designed to provide clear views of the stage and a strong listening experience from different sections of the auditorium. Visitors have access to multi-level lobby areas, accessible seating and light food and beverage options before selected performances. Seating across the Orchestra, Grand Tier, Loge, Mezzanine and Balcony offers a range of viewing angles and ticket categories.
Address: 701 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach, United States. A multi-level parking garage is located next to the Kravis Center, with entrances from Okeechobee Boulevard, Tamarind Avenue and Alexander W. Dreyfoos Way, while passenger pick-up and drop-off is available in front of the Box Office along Okeechobee Boulevard. For broader information about public transportation and getting around West Palm Beach, see the city guide below.
About the city
West Palm Beach, a sun-soaked gem of Florida on the Atlantic coast, is not only an elegant getaway but also an increasingly recognized hub for top-tier events. The city blends a relaxed seaside vibe with an urban rhythm, making it ideal for visitors hunting tickets for concerts and major sports moments. With diverse dining and a wide range of accommodations, the experience feels complete and convenient—whether you’re coming for a single night out or a longer weekend.
The city takes pride in a practical transportation setup that makes reaching major arenas and stadiums straightforward. The quickest gateway to the area is Palm Beach International Airport (PBI), while rail arrivals revolve around West Palm Beach Station, served by Tri-Rail and Brightline. Around town and nearby areas, Palm Tran is a helpful option, and short distances downtown are often easy on foot or via a quick ride right to the event entrance.
Take the chance to stroll along the WPB Waterfront before or after your event and enjoy calm views toward the Intracoastal Waterway and Lake Worth Lagoon. For a livelier city feel, head to Clematis Street, known for its walkable scene, restaurants, and evening atmosphere. If you want an extra touch of glamour and postcard-worthy photos, a short trip to Palm Beach for a walk along Worth Avenue or a visit to the Norton Museum of Art will round out your stay.
