It's like the Hollywood Bowl but with water views. 7 things to know about San Diego's new music venue
Its downtown sits at water’s edge. It neighbors a foreign country. Its people support fewer major sports teams and more military bases .
So when you sit in one of the red folding chairs or flop on the artificial grass of the Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, you may be distracted by passing sailboats to your left. Or jutting skyscrapers to your right. Or the sun sinking into the harbor.We’re offering L.A. Times subscribers first access to our best journalism. Thank you for your support.You don’t hear many helicopters or sirens . A breeze comes off the water. The Shell’s layout is flatter than the Hollywood Bowl’s and simpler.
The San Diego Symphony, which partnered with the Port of San Diego on this project, raised about 96% of its $85-million cost. The complex includes the performance venue and adjacent eating and drinking areas. Most of the park is open to the public most of the time, including morning yoga sessions.The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park uses folding chairs instead of permanent seating.
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