Saw Conan Gray here on October 3rd - amazing show and great atmosphere overall. However, I did want to note an issue with guest behavior. Before the show started, people in reserved seating were given colored papers to put over our phone flashlights as part of the opening moment, and everyone around me was participating. Despite this, a woman sitting in the row in front of me (not even directly in front) snapped at me to turn my light off, even though it was clearly part of the show and everyone had their lights on. It was unnecessary and made the experience uncomfortable for no reason. I wish staff or ushers were more proactive in setting expectations or stepping in when guests are rude over things that are clearly allowed. The venue itself is great and has some good food options, but moments like that can really take you out of the experience. read more

A bit of a mixed bag. They book great bands that I'd love to see. And I've seen some amazing shows when I've showed out the money for the first 10 rows If you do get tickets, which you need to if you want to see anything, get them in the first front half of the theater. The lawn is so huge. You can barely see some of the screens forget about seeing this stage. Prepare for many lines and expensive food and drink. Finally it takes forever to get in and out of the place. To combat that they charge as much as a concert ticket to park in a place where you can get out quickly. That's probably the killer for me and makes me not want to go back... read more

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I recently went to see Above and Beyond. There was no thorough security check, no pat down, but there is a separate line if you bring in a bag. It was a great crowd. It had a theme park vibe. Our friends rented 2 chairs for the lawn which was such a great idea. They also had Mexican blankets for rent. The lawn does have a slope to it. Bring your cleats. Jk. Lots of food options and small lines. You can get a bucket of cookies for $25. Bring your reusable water bottle. They had a few filtered water stations in addition to their water fountains. Drinks are pricey. For a cup of ice they charge $15. Parking is free. read more

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It's quite a drive for me to get here, but the events are always worth it. For event days, they direct traffic so I recommend getting there an hour before the doors open to get the best parking. Parking is included and is well organized. Even leaving is well organized. I've been to other theaters where it's a mess. It is a short walk from the parking to the venue. Another reason to get there early is to get a bite to eat before the show. I had their meat loaded nachos and they were really good. They didn't skimp on the toppings either. I've been to events in the seats and others on the lawn. I personally enjoy the lawn because you can sit as you wish, stand up and dance around. Overall, one of my favorite amphitheaters in the area read more

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Amazing experience seeing Rebelution in concert tonight. My husband and I purchased the hide away access to the bar right next to our seats so we didn't miss critical moments in the concert. I Also recommend for folks to pay for the premier parking. Stop being cheap. You get what you pay for. So please stop leaving bad reviews when you pay for the lowest parking and seats. read more

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favorite arena in the Bay Area! I've been to most of the concert arenas from Sam Francisco to Concord and Shoreline Amphitheater will always be my favorite: the security check and check in quite easy, there are at least 2 areas with bathrooms one can use, it's easy to refill a waterbottle, the lawn is quite big and there are many large TVs to enjoy whatever is on the stage without paying a lot for the closer seats. Yes, parking is hard so that's why one can lyft and walk a bit from the arena to be picked up, any concert arena will be having troubles with parking and slow moving after an event, be that this or any other arena in the area. Not sure why so many negative comments, I've been to many worse concert arenas. read more

Shoreline Amphitheatre - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Mountain View, California

Great venue especially with good weather. Stadium seating plus the availability of the lawn area provide nice options. Outside the amphitheater is a good setup for amenities, f ood options, and merch. I've watched a a few shows here and this venue allows for a good time. Like most, the traffic in and out is horrible by here is due to the subpar logistics and traffic control. read more

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I like this venue a lot. Just the right size, the vendors are great and the facilities are well kept and clean. Almost every seat is a good one and the location is perfect, especially weather-wise! Cools off nicely for summer concerts! 5/5 read more

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Truly an iconic Bay Area concert venue. If you grew up in the South Bay or Peninsula and didn't come here in high school, what were you doing?! That being said, most of my Shoreline experiences were in high school, and this place holds a special place in my heart because of that, but I have come to a few concerts in my adult life, and it is a really cool venue. The lawn tickets are usually pretty reasonably priced, and although you might not have the best view of the stage, you can bring a blanket and set up camp to really enjoy this outdoor venue. I love that you can bring your own food in. Don't actually think I've ever done it, but still great that they allow it. They also have some food trucks and the typical venue food available. There's plenty of bars and stands to get drinks throughout the venue, including the sky bar at the top of the lawn, so you don't need to miss any of the show while getting a refill. While options are expensive and maybe not the best of the best, they do have a good variety and prices are consistent with other venues/stadiums. If you do really want to see someone and not just hear them, and avoid the possibility of people trampling in your area, the seats are definitely the right choice for you. I've only actually sat in seats once, but it was a good experience and I'd for sure do it again for someone I really cared to see, if the price was right. There's lots of parking, most of which is free unless you pay to park right at the venue. Traffic trying to get in and leave is tough, so come and leave early if you want to beat it, or take a rideshare and walk as far away as you can before calling it. read more

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The venue spot itself for the most part is a great location, easy parking situation. Where I struggle is I'm a disabled person and sitting on the hill is very difficult and the amount of chairs for rent vs the over amount of humans that sit on the green is like 1 to 500 so getting a chair rental is next to impossible, and you can't bring your own chair. If you could just allow people to bring stadium chairs or chairs that have specific height/width would be a huge help for people like me. read more

Went here this past Sunday for the farewell tour of Cyndi Lauper and we had a good time. This is an outdoor venue so events happen rain or shine. Been here several times and this is the first time we got seated seats. Usually do the lawn seats which is great for cheaper prices. This venue allows you to bring in food although there are plenty of options inside too but it is pricey. We ate before coming and just got a boozy frozen drink for the show. Parking is so bad here so be prepared to wait. Still had a great time. Can't wait for the next event here. read more

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This was my wife and I's first return to Shoreline in more than two decades, and we both agreed that the reason we hadn't been back was due to negative experiences back then and the rise of other options over the years. (In my case, we had a group of ladies smoking clove cigarettes in the middle of our row an the staff couldn't care less - no worries, I took myself and friends to other places and we enjoyed ourselves quite well. This time, we can both report a mostly SOLID experience start to finish. The staff was great, our fellow patrons were helpful and positive, and the show, staging and sound was spot on. KUDOS to all. The VIP food was surprisingly good, nicely done served by nice people. GREAT cocktails as well. My only comments for improvement was when we spent about 30 mins of our VIP time waiting in line to get into the VIP plaza - No Bueno. The second is, that venues need to read the room and invest in sufficient restrooms for the ladies, I would suggest a 60/40 rule: figure how much space you can dedicate for restrooms and give 60% to the ladies and 40% to the gents, or just add more overall. Looong lines for the women is also, no bueno. read more

I've attended several concerts here, and the venue is quite enjoyable when the weather cooperates. The layout is spacious, providing plenty of room for walking. They even have a dedicated area for food trucks, which is a great alternative to the usual venue fare. Lawn seats are always affordable, but there's a risk of a tall person obstructing your view (and most people stand throughout the concert, even in the seats). Transportation is a major drawback. Parking situation is pretty tough, and traffic getting out is awful unless you pay for premier parking. If you decide to drive and don't pay for the premier parking, consider parking farther away and walking, as getting in and out of the parking lot can be a nightmare. Also, arrive early because the freeway exit often gets backed up. Other than that, I do enjoy my events when visiting Shoreline Amp. Just plan ahead for a good experience. read more

Super smooth getting in--entry was efficient and picking up a lawn chair was a breeze. The sound system was great and made the Dave Matthews Band show even better. Drinks were on the expensive side so I skipped, but a nice perk is you can bring your own food. I parked about a mile away to avoid the traffic and parking chaos, which worked out well. It did get a bit chilly, so definitely bring a sweater. Overall, an easy venue experience with good vibes and solid sound. read more

Shoreline Amphitheatre - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Mountain View, California

I've seen so many concerts here: $uicideboys, Incubus, KISS, Sublime with Rome, The Black Keys, Zach Top, etc. I'm so glad it's close to home. Parking situation is crazy but what venue doesn't have insane parking? Everyone is trying to get out all at once. Food is expensive so try to eat before or bring snacks. I prefer lawn seats over an actual seat. The screens are big enough to see the acts and it's still super loud. read more

I wanted to get a good seat so I sprung for my vip ticket. When they email you about how great the vip package it's clear the vip expedite at the venue is a vip admission experience. Getting to the location to venue was possible to use public transit was from Caltrains to the venue . Mountain View Transit center is large , signage small for the 40 bus for the final lap leg to the theater Caltrains is 1/2 block to the south , follow the helpful VTA sign. Bus drops you off at googleplex then you have a park like setting walk a block to the theater entrance from the street and another 2 block walk to entrance. VIP experience easy check . Remember to bring your ID. Check in at venue easy . If you get early entry be forwarned. Limited options most venues are not open , limited seating , very little shade other than one bar. No access to seats and few options other than alcohol beforehand . Anything you might need is closed, people walk around anxiously in a small box like area .on an 80 degrees day. They show online food ordering but no pre ordering early at all for Uber eats. Unclear how to get your food. VIP check in was to be by 3:30 to 4:30 on . So they let in folks early so folks just bounced around , no signage and just folks who bark at people who walk in the no go zones . Hard to identify staff thier t shirts look like concert t shirts . So they also don't say who they are, like "I am event staff". So folks were confused . The whole entry area is in need of a make over. It lacks any sense of place , it looks like a half abandoned strip mall before it comes to life . There is no fanfare when they open up the rest of the location. You just have to figure it out. For 26 - I ordered and 8 piece roll and 9 dollar lemonade. The best can speak of the flavor of the sushi as fresh Safeway style sushi. It gets the job done in the tuna itself seems fresh . For those lucky enough to snatch a ticket in the lawn section it's first come first serve, so when they open the gate at around five, it's a mad dash, be careful some people run so easily keep an eye out . No, apparently there's many versions of VIP of course is the backstage VIP, then there's the VIP with swag, and then the site has a bar VIP, but if you're a VIP ticket holder, you cannot get him to VIP bar. This place is like a circus it is energizing, but also people are walking in every direction so that's a cool vibe. Like other venues be prepared to show your ticket many times every time you move through a section . Heaven forbid you are a family or group. And no they do not show you to your seat so you have to guess what section you are in on the seat . I asked folks seated so the crowd was helpful. For the trip home a walk to the station for the local transit center for the area there there are no buses at 10 PM so I had to take a Uber over to the Caltrain station luckily that train was working into the evening. Love the artists the amphitheater is in need of an upgrade, and the customer services staff is in need of improvement . read more

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Wow, it's been a while since I've last been here to the Shoreline Amphitheater. My wife bought tickets for NKOTB, Paula Abdul, and DJ Jazzy Jeff. It was 96° in San Jose. Thankfully, in Mountain View, it was a breezy cool 84°. Thank goodness for that breeze! Friendly staff guiding, directing, policing the crowds. DJ Jazzy Jeff, Dave Jordan opened up and got the crowd going! Beach balls, upbeat music only Jazzy Jeff could do with his scratching. He got the crowd all fired up! Paula Abdul was up next and opened with "Straight Up." Ok, actually, i knew "Rush, Rush." But, she was grateful for her career, touring with NKOTB and entertaining the crowds. She performed for about 30 minutes. NKOTB came on, and people were so stoked! They, too, were grateful for performing for...(ahem 40+ years). They were awesome and so entertaining to watch. The food was...meh. Pre-cooked and just sitting around waiting for orders to come in. Bratwurst: Carmelized beer onions & koko's grain mustard (3/5) Double Cheeseburger (2.5/5) + Fries (1/5). The burger was dry. Thankfully, we put some bbq sauce on to give it some flavor and moisture. The bun was toasted too long and was hard. The French fries were rock hard and drier than dry. Next time, I'll bring in my own food, like a banh mi sandwich, Panda Express, or anything else! Overall, it was a great concert, and the weather was breezy. read more

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They seem to oversell overpriced lawn tickets and then there is no room to even stand on the lawn. People come and take over a whole area for their entitled ten year old children who do not need that amount of square footage. The entitled people of Mountain View claim sections of the lawn with their chairs and blankets and then leave them to go stand in the front. So now they have claimed space and are not even using it. This venue is overcrowded. Parking is inconvenient and overcrowded. Cannot see the stage. Just an overall bad experience twice now. Do not plan to return to this oversold venue. Ugh. read more

Just attended a concert recently. This venue, especially our interactions with the staff, was so pleasant that I had to leave a review. Every. Single. Person. Ranging from security, to vendors, to even random workers we met as we made our way through, were polite, helpful, and patient. The venue itself is quite beautiful, and I look forward to taking my family here for future shows. read more

I hate this place. Some nasty security lady would not let my friend in with a bag that was slightly bigger than a fanny pack while people with bigger bags were whizzing by. The parking situation (both going in and coming out) is ridiculous. After the concert ended, took us 45 minutes to just start moving in the parking lot. We weren't at the freeway for another 45. We'll be avoiding events at this venue going forward. read more

The place itself is good with lots of places to eat and drink, the seating is all in good condition and a lot of it is under cover when it rains. Our seats were to the far right and about midway up and the sound was terrible. It seems the sound system is only set up for people in line with the stage. I would have thought that such a large venue would have a state of the art sound system but this seems that they haven't kept up with the times. read more

I really like Shoreline! It is OG, and one of the few amphitheaters in the Bay Area. It's actually the largest with a capacity of 22k+! My first rave here, bahaha in 2012 @ IDentity Fest Tickets can be really cheap and affordable, even in 2024 lawn tickets were $20!! It's tucked in by the baylands, so gives it a secluded and some nature like feel. But also because of that, traffic is asssss lol. But any concert area in&out is ass. Tip is to leave a bit early and speed walk the hell out of there. Orrrr if not just know you will need to walk pretty far after. I've walked all the way to In&Out, it wasn't too bad and you also get a late night snack! They're innovative to bring in foods trucks (Chick n' Bros !! taco truck, burgers, donuts). Another smart idea they did was small vendor carts/ stands, this helps with having more options and less lines. All in all, nothing beats a summer night outside singing and dancing with your friends (: read more

Oh Shoreline, you are something else. A fantastic venue, no doubt, but my golly, whoever thought it was a good idea to give this place 1-2 ins and 1-2 outs was an absolute idiot. If you are going to an event here, GO EARLY. Traffic will be a nightmare, and people are going to be doing some shady things to get ahead. I know this, because we do shady things to skip the lines, LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! Can't say anything about what show you're going to be watching, cuz I don't even know who you are reading this, unless I do know you, in which case, "Hi! I Love you!! Thx4Reading!" Anyway, come, or don't, I don't care! ^______^ read more

This past weekend, I watched The Chainsmokers at the Shoreline Amphitheatre. I was a little nervous about it because of the negative reviews on Yelp. Despite these reviews, I'm glad I went to see one of my favorite bands. Parking: My bf and I parked at a nearby hotel. We saved $75 by not purchasing premier parking. We took Uber to the concert, which cost us $7.00. After the concert, we took 20 minutes to walk back to the car. I read horror stories of taking 1-2 hours exiting the parking lot! Concert tix: $323.50 for 2 GA lower level seats Fast lane: $15 per ticket. My bf and I were the first ones in line for the fast lane. We were allowed to enter before the slow line. Because we were the first ones in line for one of the entrances, we managed to snag second-row seats in the center. Security: Friendly workers all around. I was scared they wouldn't allow me to bring in my point-and-shoot, so I hid it under a wad of napkins and some mints. They do not allow professional cameras, meaning cameras with detachable lenses. Food: The rules at the concert are inconsistent. They didn't allow us to bring in our sealed water bottle, so bf had to chug most of it before tossing it. I managed to smuggle in some hot chips that I kept hidden in my jacket pocket. Bathrooms: Clean. Drinks: $19 for a strawberry lemonade margarita in a shaker cup. Good stuff. Entrances: They have two. Next time I will line up at the one closest to the stage, so I don't have to run to get good seats. Sound: Maybe I was too close to the stage, but the sound was less than stellar. My Logitech speakers produce better sound quality. Seats: I was able to score without paying thousands of dollars. We lined up a couple of hours before the concert started. I knew people weren't going to line up too early for this concert because I attended another Chainsmokers concert earlier last October. The real party animals come out at night. Tip: Bring earplugs if you are going to sit in the front. read more

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The 4 of July concert tonight at Shoreline Amphitheater was great in terms of music (and fireworks), but the overall organization definitely needs serious improvement. We spent over an hour stuck in traffic just outside the venue, with absolutely no clear signs or directions. The only information we managed to get came from one of the traffic coordinators, but unfortunately, it was completely wrong, which caused us to lose an extra 30 minutes. As a result, we only made it inside halfway through the concert -- and this is despite the fact that we had purchased the $25 parking pass in advance. Once we finally got inside, we faced more issues. Since we had a stroller with us, we asked the staff where to go, and they pointed us towards a specific entrance. But once there, we found only stairs. It makes me wonder -- how are people in wheelchairs supposed to access their seats if this is the level of accessibility provided? The situation after the show was just as bad, if not worse. We were trapped in the parking lot for over an hour, with traffic at a standstill and only ONE exit for the entire lot. It's honestly ridiculous -- a venue of this size should have multiple exits. This experience was chaotic and frankly inhumane (for us, especially with two toddlers). Shoreline really needs to rethink its logistics if they want people to keep coming back. read more

The incompetence of this place when it comes to parking, not just getting TO an event, but also getting out. It's unbelievable how bad it is. Yes, everyone expects and understands bad parking experiences at venues, but this is beyond any level of hell you can imagine, even allowing for the location. Incompetent staff directing people the wrong way. Complete lack of exit control, inadequate signage. Stay away read more

Ahhh yes the famed Shoreline Amphitheater... This is one of the premier venues in the Bay area for concerts that won't cost you an arm or a leg. They stopped allowing you to bring your own lawn chairs about a year ago...or maybe a bit longer. If you want one, they make you rent a chair at $15 or $12 if you book it a bit earlier. However, you can bring water and snacks in. They have several rotating food trucks and their own food stands all around the venue for dining options. Beverages of course have your standard 1 million percent entertainment venue rip-off markup... They really ought to do something about the lawn. It's so uneven, full of holes, patches of dirt and dry grass complimented with gopher holes and bumps / mounds. I highly suggest avoiding the lawn if you come wearing heels...or have issues walking. The parking is very crowded, ingress and egress can turn into a nightmare, especially for the sold out shows. If the Gods smile upon you...good for you. Lately they've been trying to charge you a $50 early exit fee. They tend to switch lot capacity like a bi-polar slumlord. The only thing that keeps me coming back to this venue is the selection of artists that perform here... A lot of legends come through... read more

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I've had lawn seating for the handful of concerts I've seen at Shoreline, which partially explains my shitty experiences here. The other reason is arbitrary rule changes; the website will state you can bring food or blankets, but security will tell you otherwise (after you've waited in a looonnnggg line) so your choices are either to toss your belongings or take an annoying walk back to your car. Last week I attended NKOTB's Magic Summer show with fourth-row center seats. Obviously us Blockheads had a phenomenal time; probably the best I've ever had at Shoreline. Polite staff; rarely a line for the bathroom; & we were allowed to bring in unopened water bottles & food in ziplock bags. A clear bag policy was in place. The food & drink options weren't great (I saw someone eating ice cream out of a squeezy tube...weird.) Premier parking is $60 which can be purchased in advance. Instead of waiting in line for a shuttle to regular parking after the show, we opted to walk, which only took ~10 minutes. Surprised that we were able to exit the parking lot without much delay or traffic, but it was a long, winding road back to the freeway. No ins & outs. read more

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The venue is iconic!!!!! Beautiful tarp above the stage with great sound system. Love that you can sit anywhere and hear great music. Prices are reasonable and nice to have a Venus in between SJ and SF that doesn't cost an arm and a leg for parking. Parking can be a hassle but to be expected with the amount of cars!!! Went to see Megan trainer and it was a great crowd. I do wish the food was more affordable that's why I put one less star. I appreciate the water choices. Thank you Shoreline to introduce me to liquid death a few years ago. Overall great venue, staff are super sweet and helpful. read more

Such a difference in my most recent visit and it really came down to the crowd attending the concert. I had a fun time with friends but between my "view" and an especially enthusiastic child behind me, I was super glad I hadn't paid Taylor Swift prices. The concert was packed so leaving the parking lot was slow and took well over an hour to even be able to move. read more

Shoreline needs to get it together. The parking attendees are rude, don't speak English so they can't give proper directions. Food is normal concert food and the place is nice to watch at - you just need major patience before and after the concert! There is so system at all leaving the place it's so chaotic! These concert places really need a better parking system. Thankfully the concert was amazing! read more

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I've never been to Shoreline Amphitheatre before, and the only reason why I came here is because of The Cure playing during Memorial Weekend 2023. Concert itself is great! Fulfilled a mom-daughter dream of seeing The Cure together! However, the venue leaves a lot to be desired. There's terrible parking and traffic. On the lawn, people everywhere are smoking and security doesn't do anything about it despite smoking being prohibited. What's the point of all the no smoking allowed signs then?! It's also so huge, that even lawn tickets are expensive, and you have to watch screens in order to see what's going on onstage. I'll only come back IF I think an artist is worth watching. read more

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I've had the opportunity to come to see some shows here the past year with acts such as Niall Horan and Porter Robinson. Make sure to read the venue rules as only small clutch-sized bags or clear bags are allowed. I got to the venue pretty early (around 5pm) and got a pretty good parking spot through traffic staff guidance. The walk over to the venue wasn't too bad. Note: it's kind of difficult leaving after a packed concert as the sheer volume of pedestrian traffic is a nightmare. However, with the help of nice people allowing you to merge to exit, the dedicated exit gates made it so easy to get back on the freeway and home. It's honestly kind of an adventure to leave. There are merch booths on both sides of the venue. I've found more luck going to the right side for a shorter line. If you plan on sitting on the lawn, come earlier as the lines get pretty long. The arena itself is nice and clean. Overall, would come again. Plan ahead and have a good time! read more

This was my first time going to a concert at Shoreline Amphitheater and I'm extremely disappointed. Though the staff was nice, the audio quality of sound mixing was absolutely terrible. It was overwhelmingly loud and you could barely hear the vocals. It seemed like the people in the sound box were constantly adjusting the sounds the entire night but it never got much better. When I say loud, I don't mean that it was just "loud" it was unbearable and screechy to the point I don't think I'm willing to risk coming to another concert here again. I was so excited for my first concert in years but the entire time I just wanted to plug my ears. The parking situation wasn't much better and made no sense. If you park around sterling, they make you turn onto amphitheater parkway and turn into all the traffic, go through and make a u turn at critt, just to come back onto amphitheater. This took an extra 30 minutes just to get back to where I originally was if they didn't block off any turns to the left. Also just note that they didn't allow any bags larger than 6x9 (had to fit in a box this size) and if your bag is larger than this, they require you to either check it in or bring it back to your car. They also don't allow any water bottles like hydro flasks, read more

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Parking is a nightmare--make sure you get there early. The staff and security were extremely rude. One worker even snatched my bag out of my hands and threw it away before asking if I wanted to check it. Once you're inside the venue it's not as bad, but be prepared for long lines and be aware of a lot of underage drinking. read more

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Pros: - 4th of July fireworks and the SF Symphony was amazing (lawn was excellent, super close and not too crowed) - lots of food and drinks available, line were relatively short and quick - bathrooms were clean and lots of port-a-potties near the parking lots - we got there early enough when the gates opened at 5pm to get a good spot Cons: - the opening comedian, Rudy Ortiz, was the worst. His entire set was making fun of his Mexican heritage. Self hate and so much not funny cringe. At one point he asked if there were any Mexicans in the audience then he said probably not since it's Mountainview. He also said that Trump should not ask the Mexicans to build the wall since they can't build blah, blah, blah. You can tell his set hasn't changed since 2017. He sucked. - lawn had a lot of gopher holes, best rent a chair or if you can get it in, a cushion for your bottom - parking was confusing, everyone had to "buy" parking for the 4th concert but I know that was not a forced option to buy when checking out so I regret buying parking. - I bought what I thought was "premier" parking for lot C as that was my only option ($25 or to buy reserved for $54) but my ticket said "early" parking (we arrived at 4:30pm) so I had to go to Lot E - the attendant in Lot E was rude and told me to "just park" when I asked about my parking - the other attendant in Lot E was telling me to move my car forward into a gopher hole and it took me a minute to try to move my car out of the gopher hole. - took me an hour to get out of Lot E even though we left from our lawn seats by the exit immediately after the fireworks. Overall the concert experience was fantastic minus the awful comedian and parking (minus the two stars). Parking is a nightmare! read more

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Parking early was easy in the accessible lot. The shuttle drops you at the line for accessible entry. Everyone was very nice. After the show, it took an hour and a half to get to our car. They had one sprinter van and two golf carts. They should have one or two large shuttles to get everyone to their car faster. All seats are good but there are no seats where you will not have anyone standing in front of you. We were in the first row of section 204. It is low so everyone standing in the box seats will block your view. If you have trouble standing, you may not enjoy the amphitheatre but you will be able to see the screens. I will only go back if a really great artist is playing. read more

Parking is a CLOWN SHOW!! No signs, no traffic direction, we PREPAID $50 for PREMIUM parking but general parking kept cutting in front and got in an hour before us. There was ZERO parking enforcement it was an absolute clown show. HORRIBLE NOT RECOMMENDED. 90 minutes waiting in the line just to get to the parking lot!! Then bought two beers for $50!!!!!! NOT RECOMMENDED read more

Terrible. Lawn seats used to be good but now a 24oz beer cost $25 and the speakers don't even work. Won't be back. Used to be a great venue! Now very runned down read more

I've attended a few concerts here, and I enjoyed coming to this outdoor amphitheater during the summer. It's clean and appropriately staffed for these big concert nights. Restrooms and bars are abundant, so you can spend more time enjoying your concert. Parking is kind of a nightmare, so I recommend staying as close as possible to avoid traffic or ordering a car. My girlfriend and I rented a few bikes and rode closer to the gates. The cars are only allowed within so much proximity. We had a blast and enjoyed every minute of Zac brown band. There's not a bad seat in the house! Returned for Chris Stapleton, and I'm so glad I got to listen to that man live. My hubby and I spent the night in town and enjoyed that mini getaway. I can check him off my artists to see. I forsee a future visit for another concert in the very near future. read more

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