Been here a few times mainly for comedy stand up shows…read more I saw Lisa Lampanelli and others here Located in Anaheim it's a nice little venue Near many places to eat or drink

Great venue! The staff is amazing, everyone is so nice and helpful. We have been here for a show…read morebefore with standing room only and it has been nice, not too packed and plenty of room to dance if you so choose to. We have also been there for seated dinner style events with Chef's and it has been amazing as well. Last night my Mom and I attended the 40th anniversary screening of the movie Clue and it was amazing! There were rows of seats and I felt we had a good amount of leg room and the seats were not the most comfortable but they worked well for the amount of time we were seated. It was so much fun, the audience was involved and we had a Q&A beforehand which was neat to learn some background of the movie. The venue has plenty of seating out in the happy hour area where you can grab a drink and snacks. Prices were reasonable, popcorn, pretzels, movie snacks, as well as more sufficient foods like pizza, flatbreads, and burgers. Parking is fairly easy in and out. We were coming in just as Angel Stadium was getting out (and it was packed Angel's vs. Dodgers) but entry was still seemless. Great venue, awesome people, and an overall amazing event last night!!!

Came for Pacific Symphony Summerfest concerts and it's very well done. You are allowed to bring in…read morea sealed plastic bottled water and a gallon sized ziploc of food. They allow small clutches or up to a 12x13 clear bag. Our first visit on July 4th was super busy and parking took a while because there were roads closed off, however yesterday's Star Wars concert was really easy to get into with no wait at all for parking. It's very easy to get into the venue and there were ushers showing us to our seats. The VIP section and forward middle areas were all circular tables with chairs so you can eat and drink comfortably while watching the performance. The other seats are foldout style seats in rows with cup holders. The chairs in some areas had little platforms to put your snacks. There are vendors that sell all kinds of food and drink at premium prices but that's expected at these events. There are large screens to view different camera angles of the concert if you are further back and don't have a full clear view of the stage. The sound quality was excellent and the performance was spectacular.

This is our 2nd concert here at Great Park Live and we have enjoyed both. The ticket prices are…read moredecent (we paid about $70 each for the 90's concert) and parking is $20 for standard. The parking is not far at all from the entrance and we really appreciate that. It is also not that difficult getting out after the event, which in some places it can be a total nightmare! I liked this past event, it started earlier around 4 pm, so we had lots of light and it ended around 9:30 pm. Plenty of space in the general lawn area and this time they had picnic tables and umbrellas available. Plenty of porta potties, which are gross but you gotta deal with it! The VIP area was towards the stage and they had their own restrooms and bar. Not worth the extra price to us. You can't bring your own chairs, but several people had blankets laid out toward the front area, where the General and VIP are sectioned off. There are 2 staff people standing at the entrance of VIP so you had to show your bracelet or ticket to get in. We didn't have any food but I did order a couple of Rose wines and i'm scared to see how much they cost me hahaha! I am guessing they are about $25 a piece. The Rose was really good, dry and not very sweet. The girls at the bar serving are all so outgoing and they work fast to keep the line moving. Great venue, and the Great Park is beautiful just to visit anytime.

My first time at The Pacific Amphitheater and I enjoyed myself. I went to attend the Nelly and Too…read moreShort concert during the OC Fair!!! OMG what a time we had!!! The seating is amazing, wherever you sit is a good view. They have really good handicap accessible seats and ramp for those who are disabled. The process to get in is easy and it's many ushers there that will help you. It's really organized and has food and good beverages to get. A good perk is that you can also bring your food or drinks inside from the fair. The ticket to the concert also included admission to the fair. It's easy access to exit and no hassle!! Five stars all around for me. Cannot wait to attend the O'jays and Patti Labelle concert this week. -Marshay D.

07.29.2026 Attended…read morethe Cypress Hill concert at this location. This place is spacious with nice clean restrooms. There is a lot of adult beverages being sold at this Amphitheater, one in each corner of the venue. The vibe was good. First time here and the place did not disappoint. Big Screens to see from a distance. Workers are attentive and respectful. They greet you and direct you to your seating area. This is all is asked for, someone to be nice with a great attitude. I will be coming here more often to watch some concerts. Being part of the OC Fair is a plus. After the concert you can go back to having fun inside the fair. Great Venue and good first-time experience.

The staff are nice and fast with check in. The room is well decorated but it can get very stuffy…read moreeasily. If you like more air, highly recommended to stand near the door. The drinks are reasonable. You can request less ice in cocktails. Do not buy parking in advance online. The GA parking is very far from the entrance. They sell parking right in front of the entrance for $30. The music and the lights are ok. They are not night clubs so we can't expect too much. Will definitely come back for their next events :)

I saw my cousins Henri and Bill play in their band Starcrawler here a couple of weeks ago. I…read morebrought along with me the inimitable Dave Benitez. My sister and brother-in-law were there, as was my cousin Buddy, father of Henri and Bill. OK, enough name-dropping. I'll talk about the venue itself--I really will--but I have to focus on parking, because it's an utter joke. We knew we would be late because of when we left, but we did arrive at the parking lot in time to see at least part of the opening act--or we would have, if the place's parking lot hadn't been tiny. The attendant told us to make a left and right and then turn right on the first street and look for parking there. If there wasn't any, we were to proceed to the following street, in front of the Jack in the Box, and if there was no parking there, we could probably (!) park in the Jack in the Box parking lot without getting a ticket (!!). I followed his directions to a tee, and there were no spaces on either street in indicated, and I wasn't about to get my car towed two days before I had to drive it back to San Francisco. This part of Santa Ana is all commercial and industrial businesses in strip malls with parking lots, but for some reason, there's no street parking. I would understand a no-overnight-parking restriction to prevent people from living in their vehicles, but what purpose does the current restriction serve? None, other than to frustrate would-be spenders of sales tax in Santa Ana--stupid policy. Anyway, we spent the next twenty minutes driving up and down similarly long blocks, hoping for some legal parking. Then my brother-in-law saved the day by calling us and telling us to go to the Jack in the Box parking lot and look for the guy in the safety vest. We did so, and after we paid him $20, he directed us to one of those empty business parking lots. And we still had to walk like a half-mile to the venue. The Constellation Room is part of the Observatory, which was also hosting another band in a separate room at the same time. That explains the lack of parking, but why exactly is a venue booking more bands than it has parking for? Why don't they proactively reach out to their neighbor businesses and pay them (or have us pay them) to use their empty parking lots? It makes no sense. The Observatory looks pretty cool, but we only walked through it into the Constellation Room, which also looks very neat with the lights on. When we arrived, Buddy was right next to the door, and my sister was talking to Henri's girlfriend, who was manning the merch table in the back. I walked toward my sister and proceeded to fall flat on my stomach (I broke my fall with my hands, so I didn't hit my head). There's a single large step to get up onto the platform where the table is set up, but I couldn't see it even with the lights on, and there's no handrail. I didn't care at the time besides being embarrassed, but the following week, I had a some excruciatingly painful case of sciatica that lasted almost five days, and I'm still taking steroids for it. I don't know whether that fall caused the sciatica to flare up, but it couldn't have helped, and it's the only weird jarring-type of thing that I experienced a few days beforehand. The show itself was amazing. The sound quality is really good. I'm sure it helped that I was standing against the back wall. I think they allowed in more people than the official capacity, but I didn't have to worry about crowd churn where I was standing. It's always worth it to see and support my cousins, but this venue needs some serious nuts-and-bolts work. Parking is zero stars. Get more; don't encourage people to park illegally. Maybe spend less time on the glow tape and other nice details on the venue's interior signs and ripoff-price-drink menus and add some glow tape to the edge of that single stair. For the majority of the concert, the room was a sold four-and-a-half stars.

This is a small but cool festival. The bands were great! There is ample room to shake your groove…read morethang right in front of the sage and when you tire out, plenty of chairs to relax in. Parking can be a bit of a problem even with a larger parking structure close by. Most stores are open and some of the local restaurants are participating in the festival. There are a few tents selling off and ends and at the end of the street there is a dj playing some 90s hits. I had a good time here and would recommend coming by, it's a 3 day long festival! Check it out!

Indecisive on what to do on a Saturday night, Jaime and I decided to check out the Jazz Festival in…read moreBrea. Because we chose to be cooped up in the AC during the hot day, we really wanted to be outside, so this was a good opportunity and it was a free activity before we could decide on what to do next. Before we even approached Birch St. we noticed the large amount of foot traffic in the area. Birch was closed and obstructed with a stage and the restaurants across the street has lines out the door. It was pretty damn crowded. For parking, we avoided the adjacent parking structure all together. You can tell that was the first place people attempted, but we just circled the nearby Ralph's shopping center lot since you were allowed to park there. After about 5-minutes, we easily found a spot, and less than a 5-minute walk, we were already there. The festival itself has a shopping village with local vendors, a beer garden and of course music. Though the event skewed a little older at night, it was cool to see so many people out and and about. When the music was playing, there were lots of people on their feet dancing and laughing, and if you just wanted to sit and enjoy the spectacles, they had plenty of seats put up for you to rest your keister. Though we didn't purchase anything from the vendors, we did stop by a lot of the restaurants in the area to see what they had. Our biggest score of the night was stumbling upon Merely Sweets. We bought some cupcakes, propped up and watched the festivities. The festival goes on every weekend until the end of September. Even if you're not into jazz, it's cool to stroll and see what Brea has to offer. I think it's great for the community and gets you out of the house for a night!

Broadway Divas has outdone themselves. There were more props and better choreography. Dolly Levi…read morecontinued to amaze the audience wearing an original Chorus Line costume. And for those audience who taught that the drag queens had amazing voices, I have tell you a secret. They lip synched.

Beautiful "golden black box" theater. Great place to enjoy chamber music or light jazz.read more

I came here to see "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" while it was playing at Segerstrom for a…read morecouple of weeks. I wasn't too familiar with the story, even though I love Harry Potter. The actors were incredible and definitely recommend the show to anyone who's familiar with the storyline of HP. The venue itself was stunning. The design and architecture outside and in the theater itself was beautiful and unlike anything I had visited. The staff was all super helpful and no area felt overly crowded. We valeted the car which was so convenient. If there's another show I'm interested in seeing at this theater, I wouldn't hesitate to come see it!

The recent Sound of Music production was entertaining and moving. They had an outstanding cast with…read morepower voices. The set and costumes were exquisitely detailed. Although it was long, it went fast. They could have cut the dance sequence between Liezl and the boy. One thing that they could have done is to replace "goodbye" with "good night" when the kids are going to bed. Then when they sing it the second time around, then it is appropriate to say goodbye.

Such a great spot for a WEDDING!! So many spots to run around and get great photos. The garden area…read morewas wonderful for the cocktail area. It was a very nice space for people to connect while having a drink and bite to eat. The vibe here is classy and timeless with a bit of history.

Great historical location to have intimate events. Perfect location for outdoor/ indoor events. The…read morestaff was friendly, resourceful and efficient.