We came here to see Bob the Dragqueen. While this pavilion has multiple possible setups, we were in a pretty small theater. Several rows of folding chairs, which weren't too uncomfortable, with a balcony/mezzanine section with a couple rows of regular theater seats and then bench seats. The stage is quite high, so sitting close like we did (second row center) wouldn't work for all things, but for comedy, it was perfect. The way Bob set himself up on stage, we didn't have to crane our necks.
We took a Lyft, but parking is plentiful, affordable, and right by the elevators into the venue.
The staff were all super nice, from the parking attendants (who told us how to get into the venue), the ticket folk, the security folks. This pavilion has a specific bag rule--a 14x14 clear bag can be used or a 5x8 smaller solid bag. No one was really measuring, but they did a basic check and there was a metal detector.
We had VIP tickets, so we had a different entry than others, so I can't speak to how organized regular entry is. Some others have said it was disorganized and messy.
We purchased VIP lounge passes for 35 each. It was nice to have a place to sit and grab some drinks and they had snacks and pizza as part of the package (drinks had to be paid for separately). The woman behind the bar was even nice enough to hold our posters for us during the show, as we had no place to put them, so they wouldn't get ruined.
Very close to downtown, very accessible, great staff. Besides the dystopian name (as mentioned by Kyle S. last month), it's a solid venue. read more