We went to a concert there last night and it was incredible. I searched high and low for any information about the venue, rules, allowable items to no avail. So, this hopefully will help others.
There is A LOT of parking but absolutely no signage to know where to go or where you have parked so pin it on your phone. Get there early. Don't park on the street or random lots. There are lots of other activities going on. Find the furthest area in the back and look for the amphitheater. That's where the entrance is. Again, no sign. Parking was also free.
The venue, set and sound is spectacular. It is a massive grassy area along with a stage and covering with seats. The band is extremely LOUD so anything under cover for me was unbearable personally. Anything outside of the covered area will not allow you to see the band. There is a screen but it's still not that big. They need a larger, higher one. We sat on the grass on the other side of the sidewalk. Chairs are NOT allowed and anyone that brought them had to put them to the side of the entrance, take them back to the car or toss them. And, once you are in, you can't leave and come back. They made an exception with the massive storm as the covered area was too small and let folks back in after going back to their cars to avoid being drenched.
I am not sure if this is typical, but there was no security check. NO open containers are allowed but as long as they are closed (including alcohol), it's all good. Many reviews said coolers are ok, but I didn't see any. We had a massive storm that delayed the show by at least an hour so most people were tailgating at or in their cars during that time. People had beers in their pockets or bags with no issues. I'd imagine that glass is not ok but I didn't see that.
If it rains or had rained, the ground will be wet so I'd advise a waterproof mat under your blanket. We did a Yoga mat and that was comfortable.
There were several port-a-potties and the lines weren't too bad. There is a hand wash station and a lady aggressively asking for tips which was annoying.
Food is plentiful and numerous options there along with a lot of drink station (about 12 lines). They had pizza, avocado bowls, BBQ, burgers, sandwiches and so on. I can't attend to the taste as we didn't try it. There were also clouds of marijuana everywhere so that was obviously ok. And there was a booth that you could get a license apparently.
So, overall a great experience and I'd go there again knowing all of this now. It was no issue getting out - we walked back with one song left. Also, everyone was friendly and lots of friendly cops securing the place. There was a medical emergency and at least 20 personnel rushed to help within minutes. We felt very safe.
Here is what I'd bring next time - lots of drinks including waters, poncho (I didn't see umbrellas but had one in my bag), sunglasses, sunscreen, BUG SPRAY (they were BAD), cash, snacks, gum, allergy meds, sweater if needed, and the usual things you bring to an outing. Also, 'small' backpacks, string backpacks, etc. were common. Clear bags weren't required. Hopefully this is helpful. read more