I am really not a fan of amphitheater shows. Probably because I've never ponied up the money to get off the lawn. If you can afford pit tickets, this place is magical. The lights and the sound are incredible. In my personal opinion you have to either pony up the money for the pit, or sit out in the lawn, because the reserved seats are a joke. They are almost just as much as the pit, further back, and you are confined to rows.
I like the way this place is organized (accept for the taxi situation, which I will address later). The beer and food vendors are located to the sides of the stage it almost looks like a pedestrian street with lots of bars. The bathrooms are clean and the grounds are well manicured and well kept.
Now to the taxi situation: I failed as a designated driver, which necessitated finding a taxi. The signage for taxis is severely lacking. They have plenty of signs for shuttles, but none for taxis. We finally found where we thought we were supposed to be, which turned out to be wrong. Were directed to the taxi stand (which is just a sidewalk away from and around the corner from the shuttles, again no signs to get there or to indicate that was the right spot). No people or taxis were there. Get down a hill where there are a bunch of people, but it like Night of the Living Dead down there. Everyone is wasted and mobbing the sporadic taxis that come through and of course somehow already have people in them. The cops are telling us to go back to the mythical taxi stand and not stand in the street. An overall disaster. It took over an hour to get out of there after the show. Please verizon, put up some better signs to assist the drunk people who need taxis!! read more
