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    Legion Stadium

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    Greenfield Lake Amphitheater - Susto opening for Big Something!

    Greenfield Lake Amphitheater

    4.5(20 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$

    This is an awesome place to catch live music in Wilmington. The outdoor layout and arena style…read moreseating is awesome - way better than other venues. It's a much more intimate experience than you get out of the larger stadiums. It's too small to pull in big artists, but I've caught a few of my childhood favorites playing here. Food and drink selections leave something to be desired, but as another reviewer stated: it's really easy to sneak in your preference.

    We visit family in Wilmington a few times a year and had always wanted to see a show at Greenfield…read moreLake. We were so happy when we saw Future Islands would be playing a show there. We anticipated a fun evening in a unique setting. The evening started great but a few songs during the set a rowdy patron sat down in the cross aisle grabbing onto a recycling can and rolling around with it violently. Then the puke started. The man puked for several minutes into the recycling can just in front us. One of our party ran to an adjacent bar for help and was told security would come. 10 minutes later the man is still there giving our section the middle finger repeatedly before starting to vomit again, this time all over the concrete in the cross aisle. Security never came. I went back to the bar and was told they couldn't do anything. I then went to the top of the amphitheater and finally found other employees. After several minutes of them not taking action and insisting that I wait until someone could be shown where the puke was, I said I've missed several songs of this concert and I want to go back to my seat. A lady said she'd follow me back so she could see where the puke was. I also told them the recycling can was filled with vomit and needed to be removed. She saw the area and said they'd handle it. A few minutes later a girl appeared and sprinkled some vomit powder on the puke on the ground and left. That was it. The puke coated recycling can remained in front of us reeking and nobody cleaned the puke up from the ground. Throughout the evening people would come and stand in the cross aisle and we'd have to tap them and point out they were standing in vomit. This is a totally brilliant venue but the management here clearly didn't respond to this situation properly.

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    Wilson Center - 2nd floor during intermission

    Wilson Center

    4.2(19 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    It's a great concert hall to see concert, plays and the Symphony. I do recommend this venueread more

    The Wilson Center at Cape Fear Community College is an ok venue. It could be great though. There is…read moreone entrance that is also the only exit. This isn't a problem as much when entering but when everyone is exiting the same way it just seemed a little much. It seems they could utilize others doors to get people out faster. Leaving a show is one thing but in an emergency time is of the essence. The orchestra level seems lacking in adequate restroom stalls for a performance with an intermission. I was there for two performances of Come From Away which has no intermission so that seems like it was a positive for this venue. On my second performance, the paper towels were out of at least one machine before the performance started. I walked to the venue so did not deal with parking but it seemed most parked in the garage across from the entrance/exit to the venue. The lobby has some seating and the concession area is mostly focused on beverages with a few food items like pretzels (cold not served warm); a charcuterie box and candy. I had hoped for better options after the disappointing cold pretzel the first night I did not get anything the second night. Then they wait until 30 minutes before showtime to seat the ADA guests. Every other venue I have been to does this much earlier to give a full 30 minutes to the rest of the guests to get to their seating. The first night I was there we were not allowed in until after 7:18 for the show that was to begin at 7:30pm. I thought it was a fluke the first night then they waited to seat the ADA guests the second night too. My seats for both shows were in the pit but I didn't know the seating was office chairs so that was disappointing. I tried to bring a jacket with more cushioning for the second night. I did enjoy both shows even with the uncomfortable seating. I drive to see shows at many venues but I don't see myself driving to a performance here again.

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