Sad it closed but I know the owner and she's kickin butt in the research field . ...read more

There are definitely some bad seats in the house. Know before you go...they have seating charts on their website. Anything toward the side edges will not have a view of anything but the very front of the stage; dead center, rear section in the seats may be blocked by the sound booth. Grass seats are ok if you can get there early enough for anything big and you don't mind staking out your square of turf and fighting off the "squeeze" as the venue fills up.\t\nOn the other hand, it's a well-set-up outdoor venue, which beats a stadium for a concert hands down. I'm glad we have it in the area and don't hesitate to go to concerts there. ...read more

Usana packs in the folks. We listened to Elvis Costello and The Police. This was due to the fact that despite paying over $100 a ticket! Due to the design of the place if one sits on the sides then you better be towards the middle of those outside sections. This is due to the fact that you are completely unable to see the big screen. Shame on you Usana for selling those seats for the same price as those that could see. I've been to many awesome amphitheaters (Great Woods, The Gorge, The Hollywood Bowl and the Greek Theater) and sadly this was one of the worst experiences for the money. So avoid the outside seating in sections 201, 301, 306, and 203. Shame on you Usana for selling these obstructed view seats for the same cost despite the degraded view. We won't be going back after this season, to pay $100 for the benefit of a seat while the lawn has superior views is offensive. Two thumbs down!! ...read more