We took a Lyft, but then walked back to where we were staying.

I agree with db7477- I dress in business casual attire, as do most other patrons, but some will come in shorts and sandals.

There is an elevator in the Old Globe itself. However, the Old Globe is a 'theatre complex which included a small intimate theatre in the round as well as an outdoor venue which operates in the summer time. Neither of those have elevators but seating can be arranged for wheelchairs if you notify the staff.

Suggest business casual. Some men wear sport coats but without ties. It's really personal preference. Wouldn't recommend shorts for either men or women.

Thanks for the question, Michael! The front row seats are wonderful, but of course some people prefer sitting farther back to have more perspective. There are always plenty of people who love to be as close to the action as possible, and the front row is perfect for them. Be aware that Row A is not always the front row. If the stage does not extend out (something that varies from production to production), there are rows that will be added in in front of Row A. They usually begin with a P. You will see them indicated on the website map when you are selecting your seats, but if you purchase by phone and the ticket representative says your seats are in Row A, it's good not to assume that you're in the front row. Hope that helps!