Alpine Valley Music Theatre Concerts

I've never been but it was easy to find and the staff they had directed you easily to a parking spot. Multiple gates were opened so getting inside was also easy. Tickets took a little longer because some people hadn't used the scanner before, but the staff was quick to help. Inside the gate were drinks, food and merch but they did have a large pavilion that also had those things along with regular flush bathrooms. Event staff was everywhere helping to make sure you knew where to sit and there were drink stations easily accessible. Leaving was actually easier than I expected and I was on the highway in under 30 minutes from the ending of the show.

Had not visited this venue in decades. Not much has changed. The staff was friendly and helpful. The sound was really good. This concert was a departure from the more metal shows I had previously seen here. So the mix was actually listenable. Rentable lawn chairs are a nice feature that came in handy. There are obstructed views in the lawn, so choose your spot wisely. Check the event for do's & don'ts. They were pretty liberal about blankets and bags, though, once we arrived. The parking lot was exactly as I remember, plenty of tailgating and just hanging out. It was nice to return to the lawn and watch an icon or two do their thing.

This place is HUGE. quite a few lots to park and tailgate,in There are plenty of outhouse available...bring toilet paper just incase. The website says no charcoal geills.... we say hundreds of people with table top charcoal grills. There is a dumpsters for HOT COALS ONLY. Alcohol is allowed in the tailgating lots. Bring coolers and ice.. bri g corn holes and other games to keep ya busy. . If you're a "smoker".... watch out for the guys in brown (state police) it's a $420 fine. It take 2-3 hours to get out of the venue after a show... take a nap and relax

I am so glad that the venue has reopened. Great place to see a concert! Very unique setting, basically in the middle of the Wisconsin wilderness. Drink and food prices are about what you would expect from a concert in the 21st century.

Did 2 weekends in a row. Dave Matthews and Rage Against the Machine the following week. Been going to the Valley for shows since Lolla 1993, Pearl Jam, System of a Down, A lot of Lolla and Ozzfest. It's probably my favorite venue as of now (hitting Red Rocks soon) so it could change. But regardless it is a beautiful place to see a show, very good visibility and sound from the whole lawn. I just hope they do more to get bands in there. Last year started to seem it was trending back up but this yr Outlaw Fest and Post Malone????? Really that's it?