The entrance to the Ball Room is easily the most elaborate within the manor. Snow-white pillars painted with gold leaf designs elegantly rest on each side of the door, giving the entrance an exquisite feeling of grandeur. At the top, there is a mural depicting the Vocaloid women as cherubs and the Greek muses, each one showing their artistic talents. The luxurious entrance leads you into a room which is without a doubt the most beautiful room in the entire mansion. The room is vastly decorated with bright marble accentuated with gold leaflets. Along the entrance wall, mirrors with the gold leaf pattern trim hang from the wall down to the floor, happily reflecting the images of those who pass them. The wall opposite is filled large windows to let in the natural light during the daylight hours, and the soft moonlight at night.
Large glass doors decorated in gold lead you into the balcony. The floor is made of marble so beautifully polished you could see the large mural covering the ceiling and each unique chandelier reflected off its surface. The mural covering the ceiling depicts a grand festival in which every Vocaloid is represented in old renaissance styled clothing, and all where happily mingling with one another, unphased by age, company or race. The mural has the very heart and soul of unity and brotherhood. On the right side of the room sits a removable wooden stage, with two wooden panel doors directly behind it leaning to the library. The restrooms are located at the far sides of the room.

At precisely at 6.40pm, the musicians arrive and begin to set up their things up on stage. The twelve-piece orchestra is finally, complete with all the necessary instruments ready to play any type of music, ranging from the pieces of the great composers, to orchestral renditions of more modern songs. Even so, no song feels out of place, never breaking the mood of a traditional ball.