Red Rocks Amphitheatre

You have to do it stop thinking about it and goyour going to have a fantastic night The logistics look complicated cause they don't even try and explain it all. But here you go. We got the tickets the same day as the show. We picked reserved seats for $10 more than general administration because we didn't want to hassle with getting to our seats supper early but it turns out there were a lot of empty seats left in the GA section at the top. We hit the parking lot 1hr and 30 minutes before the show time we parked mid lot in the lower lot off the main road up the hill. We walk out to the side road and up 100 yard just over the rise and picked up a free shuttle that took us to the upper parking lot where we got in line to enter the ampatheater. Simple bag check and ticket scan and we're in. If you need a bathroom they have porta potties in the parking lot or go down to the lower level of the visiter center. Pro tip if you want a drink head the the grill they have a bar with no lines. Grab your drink and walk through the exhibit area exhibit area when you come out turn to the left and you only a few step from the top row of seats. After the show if you want a ride down the hill head up to where you come on. Walk to the far end of the circle they have bathrooms there and you can catch the free shuttle back to the parking lots. Sit back in your car and relax for 10 minutes and then the cars will be moving and you can join the line of cars headed down the hill. You also have the option to walk to and from the lower lots. It's not a bad hike but it is a hike with a lot of steps. If you come in the other entrance you can also get the shuttle or walk up and enter at stage level.

This is without a doubt the most beautiful outdoor venue I have ever been in my entire life, magical experience! I was visiting from Austin to see The Strokes and after some venue research I saw pictures from Red Rocks and decided I had to see them here, correct decision, I will be back here for sure, is an amazing experience. Tip: Even tho is super hot in Denver, I recommend to bring a poncho or a light jacket, cause if it starts to rain, the drops are too big and too wet because of the height, also, it gets super cold because of the same reason.

We made a quick stop here during our trip and were absolutely blown away! It is easily the most beautiful amphitheater I have ever seen. Parking was very easy, but if you park at the very bottom like we did, beware..you have a lot of stairs ahead of you! We hiked up using the Funicular Trail, and the incline was insanely steep, but the stunning scenery along the way made the effort completely worth it. As a bonus, the visitor center had clean restrooms, and the free museum was a wonderful surprise. We truly enjoyed our visit and highly recommend stopping by!

I was here for a concert and while there was traffic leaving, it was handled quite well and we were out in less than 20 min. There is wheel chair access but I'm not sure of how much. There are multiple parking lots and plenty of spots. I took a shuttle that's a round trip for the concert and we got there in plenty of time. They had multiple entry points for the Amphitheater and the line moved relatively quick. I got tickets close to the stage but there's really not a bad seat. I highly recommend this for anyone of any age for the park itself and as a venue for concerts.

Just go. We drove through the day before our concert and found that extremely beneficial. We also hit up the gift shop then. I would highly recommend doing the same if it’s your first visit and have the time. We parked in the north lot and spend time just looking down over everything while we ate. We contemplated bringing in food/drink but at the last minute, decided to boot the idea. Food and drinks were MUCH more reasonable than we anticipated. So we were glad we just decided to treat ourselves and eat there. The sound is beyond perfect and the big screens were so clear! It was truly unbelievable!