If I could give them a negative rating I would. Parking -is hard to find . Service - worse service no help with costumers . They are not customer friendly at all. Especially when you tell them that crowds spill their drinks all over you they don't care. Never so many drunks at a concert before . They let the crowd run wild . Ambiance - I didn't get to enjoy it because people were always in our way, taking pictures and selfies and dancing and spilling their drinks on us. read more

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Really nice venue! They allow you to bring in a picnic with non-alcoholic and sealed drinks. The lawn is pretty steep, so our low-profile chairs didn't work well so we were glad we also brought a blanket. There's good shade on the west lawn thanks to the trees. I worried that the lawn experience might be like Usana where you're way, way back but this venue is much smaller, so you still feel like you're at the show. Everyone was really respectful but there were a number of kids running around. I was in the grass, but couldn't get over how much space was between seated rows, really nice. Still room to get up and dance or pass by. Ordering concessions through the phone app worked smoothly, but the tipping experience was frustrating. I bought an overpriced $8 packaged ice cream sandwich and was hit with a tip screen on the app that really tried to force you, it was hard to bypass even the "custom" tip field came pre-filled, and I had to manually type out to remove it. At $8 for an ice cream sandwich that I pickup myself, you'd think they could afford to take care of their employees. read more

Sandy Amphitheater - Performing Arts Near Me - Sandy, Utah

If there's an area I'm not allowed to walk though, perhaps put up a sign or a gate that says so. I would rather not get threatened to be kicked out after walking through twice. Again, I am not even hanging out in. I'm merely passing through to get back and forth to my seat. I'm trying to have a good night, not be harassed by an old man for existing in a concert venue. I'm already on edge as a young woman at this venue, and the employees were incredibly unhelpful. The previous show I went to, a different older man yelled at me for taking a photo. How the heck am I supposed to enjoy myself here if I can't do anything? At least I got to see my favorite artist up close. read more

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This place is great for concerts. They don't have tons of food options but they let you bring in food which I love. They aren't as picky as other venues. They have some shade. It is overall nice. read more

One of the nicest venues from which to view a concert. Stunning mountain views and excellent acoustics from top to bottom. Many seats but also grass seating, with the added benefit of free lawn chairs (very limited so get there early). Staff at that entrance are super nice and helpful. Restrooms are located to the east of the stage, which can be a bit of stairs if you're in the grass section. Food and drink hang plentiful options (but the crudité option has overly salty ingredients). read more

I've never been here before, and was I pleasantly surprised, and very impressed. I like the idea of a smaller venue for a more intimate setting. You can actually see the artist performing and the sound wasn't so deafening that you need to get hearing aids after the show. I especially like how the rows of seats are just a little bit (slightly) staggered so that if you are sitting behind a tall person you can at least see better, that is until everyone stands up, as in the case tonight. I received a birthday present to see Melissa Ethridge here, and was pleasantly surprised on both the venue and the performance. I've seen her in concert several times, and I have to say this it the best performance and venue I've see her at. There are two nice size parking lots to park your vehicle, and two entrances, but at each entrance you will have your coolers, and bags searched. I didn't care, I knew they would be doing this, so I just left mine in the car. Prices are steep at the concession stand, especially beer and spirits. Oh and they check your I.D. at the gate. If you are over 21 they will give you a colored wrist band, which makes the lines move faster. Also, you can order online for no waiting, just walk up to the online order window and Wallah extra fast service. There is general seating on the grassy area (behind the chairs) if you want to sprawl out on your blanket. I'm glad we had actual seats. Sitting for hours without back support makes my back grumpy, and my knees thank me. There are signs everywhere saying no camera's, and I was going to obey the rules. However, when Melissa came out on stage every one took out their camera and starting taking pictures...and so did I. Great venue for intimate performances. I need to find out if they have a season pass. So many good concerts coming up. Now go break a leg. read more

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Nice place. We came to watch Air Supply and were impressed with the venue. This was our 1st time at the Sandy amphitheater, and I was thrilled to see that it wasn't all grass. Also, liking a good amphitheater, it wasn't too large of a venue, either. Pro tip: Pretty much no matter where you sit, you'll be in the sun for the 1st little while. Bring an umbrella if you don't want to get sunburned. Their food options are limited in general, but better than most amphitheaters I have been to. They also serve alcohol in the premises. read more

Sandy Amphitheater - Getting ready for Air Supply! - Performing Arts Near Me - Sandy, Utah

I love coming here for concerts. I've been to some good shows here. I like how you can bring your own blankets and chairs and they let you bring food and drinks in which mostly places don't do. read more

The best place to see a show in the valley. Small venue. Ample free parking. Staff knows what they're doing. Ease of getting through the ticket gate, security, alcohol wristbands etc. all is great. You can bring in sealed water bottles or empty reusable water bottles. You can bring snacks. read more

This is a great little venue for concerts and other things. I've seen three different performances here now. It's like a tiny Red Butte. They have a small concession with drinks and a few snacks. I believe you can bring in your own goodies because I've never got checked at the entrance. The sunset view is amazing here. They do a lot of free events. Parking is easy and you don't have to pay for it. read more

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My first visit. I don't know why I've never been here. We had so much fun seeing the the "Dead South". This venue is so beautiful, quaint with all the amenities. You like beer? You got it. Mixed drinks? Yup. Every seat is the best seat. Hey you want to picnic? Lots of grass! Plenty of security around. Just make sure you come early to secure a parking spot. Other than that, it's an amazing place to hang. read more

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Saw a really great concert last night (Lee Brice). The venue is small and intimate. Every seat is a good seat. Sound is great. Jumbo screens were awesome for lawn chair seats. Next time I will get there early for a better spot on lawn. There are two ginormous light poles that are in the way of lawn seats. So it blocks the stage if you are sitting there because there is no other place to sit. My rating is in regards to the Beer line- yikes. Stood in line for over an hour for 2 beers. There were 4 lines. 2 cash 2 credit card. The same lady would cover both lines, so she is helping every other line. They really could do a better job with this process. Have 1 person at each register (4 total) then have additional people filling beers, so you are not waiting for them to get it out of the tap/keg. I have never heard more people complain about waiting for beer in my life. Everyone in line for last nights concert was beer pissed. Next time I will either not have beer or sneak it in. read more

Great venue! SUPER friendly staff, security, and concessions. Six of us just went to the Old Crow Medicine Show and had a fantastic time. Seriously, these people go above and beyond! Thank you SCA! One of the best customer service experiences I've had in a long time. :-) read more

First time here and I was really impressed! We saw Shrek the Musical and my daughter had a great time. We've seen Shrek before by a different production and at a different location and I definitely prefer the Sandy City Amphitheater as a venue. I don't believe there is a bad seat in the house. We could see the stage, the mountains, and the valley. The views are great!. We had grass seats and brought blankets and food and let the kids run around during intermition. *** They allow outside food and drinks, so pack a cooler! read more

Sandy Amphitheater - Shrek the Musical! From the lawn seats. Bring a blanket and cooler! - Performing Arts Near Me - Sandy, Utah

Went to see Lord Huron, great concert! The facilities are great but the food options at the concession stand are pathetic. Give us some food trucks for Pete's sake! read more

The concert was fine the only problem was that the old man by the bathrooms was absolutely so rude. He was very mean to people when they were getting their water and using the bathrooms ! read more

Went to a Dwight Yoakum concert. It was awesome. The amphitheater was clean and well taken care of.

Worst venue in utah by far! Nazis operations manager who personally took our sealed drinks away and made nothing but excuses. We found out later he was mistaken. We've been here 3 times and each time it's been a bad experience. Way, way overcharge for drinks, 0 customer service ( no pleas and thank you's). Staff on a serious power trip.....worst Venue in Utah....entertainers....please choose another venue!!!! read more

They are not ADA friendly. Don't know how they pass requirements. To avoid their stairs you have to leave one gate be escorted to get back in the other gate. Feel like I had to have a bathroom monitor. Maybe Sandy City should put in bathrooms at the top of the amphitheater. I have tickets for another concert that I really wanted to see, but now I am not sure I want to go. read more

Such a cool venue in the heart of the suburbs. Sandy is the hidden secret in the Salt Lake valley, practically instant access to little cottonwood canyon, home of Snowbird and Alta and this beautiful CHEAP!! performance space. I usually get lawn tickets... you can bring in food, no Alcohol, wink wink but you can bring a beverage. Gotta love the loopholes. Keep an eye on their schedule, sandy arts does fun family musicals and on 2017 they are hosting Collective Soul and Ben Harper. For out of towners, great secret local experience. But we don't need more people moving here... just in case you were thinking about it. read more

Sandy Amphitheater - The view from the top of the hill. - Performing Arts Near Me - Sandy, Utah

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Went and saw Collective Soul last night. The concert itself was awesome but the crowd vibe was the strangest I've encountered. First of all, no alcohol here. I guess I assumed every concert venue allows alcohol because clearly alcohol enhances your concert-going experience. None here though so be warned! Because there is no alcohol here, everyone ion the lawn is afraid to dance! Everyone looked like they wanted to dance but just stayed seated on their blanket, it was odd. I got up and danced though, that's what concerts are for! I probably won't go back to this venue simply due to their lack of alcohol and family friendly concert goers. The people watching was fun though, we saw a rare siting of someone in genuine snake skin boots! read more

I love this venue! Great seating and reasonable prices. The Sandy Arts Guild does a great summer show each year. The concerts are fun. The staff is friendly. I have worked with the city for rentals and find the whole experience wonderful. The lighting and sound systems are on par with many of the professional venues in the valley. Sandy does community theater and concerts right! read more

I don't know about concessions, or bathrooms or anything too detailed about here. I've been 2 or 3 times and have notice the parking lot clears quickly, and there is accessibility near the stage for disabled individuals and their guests. My main reason to write this review is about the box office manager a couple weeks ago that helped my friend and i. She took care of our issue quickly and didn't seem annoyed by our predicament which was actually pretty silly. She didnt turn us away or treat us rudely. A true professional and problem solver, good job! Thank you again. read more

Love this venue! Saw John Waite there a fews ago. And more recently Foghat. Very friendy staff. Small enough that there isn't a bad seat. I like that they start on time & end early enough that we can bring our granddaughter. Looking forward to going back. read more

Friendliest employees ever! Very helpful. Beautiful venue for concerts and plays. Plenty of close, organized parking. Decent food--could have more variety. No candy. read more

Have had Season tickets and lawn tickets. Season ticket seating is excellent. Lawn tickets suck, an employee forced us to put our small blanket to lay touching all our neighbors blankets. Uncomfortable having people walking on our blanket as well as having to step on and over others. Excellent shows. Will only go again with season tickets. Beware of the lighting. read more

We love this venue. There is ample parking, it's very accessible, the seats are comfortable with plenty of leg room and it's a gorgeous view of the city - especially when the sun goes down. There is an Amphitheater Park off of the parking lot that we noticed several people bringing their take-out meals and eating there before the concert, which we thought was a great idea. The volunteer ushers are friendly and helpful, the bathrooms are clean, and there are some food options if you want to eat there. It's a hidden gem. read more

This venue is excellent. Beautiful views, great seating anywhere, and you cannot hear the traffic on the surrounding streets. The sound is awesome, bathrooms are very clean, and people are extremely friendly. Great place to go. read more

The concession stand is awful. The price of popcorn is that of a movie theater large tub but the size of the bag was that of a school lunch bag. Oh yeah and tax is not included in the "over" price, so don't bother trying to hurry to get back to the show by having exact change. read more

Not impressed! $35 for lawn seats and they water the lawn before the concert? Thick Blanket soaked completely through before we even say down. Their website says no chairs on the lawn area. No where does it say that changed last year. Only place you see that is on Smith Tix site. Great little venue completely ruined! read more