Exactly what part was the very worst progressing to the least horrible, awful aspect, I don't know. The worst: I can't decide the order for this one. But all of that only gets it a 2, and that's generous. What's more, it has a nice outdoor atmosphere. I've been there three times, and there were several more I would have liked to see and couldn't for one reason or another. And I hate to say that, because the best part is: great acts tend to book there, at reasonable prices. Somewhat of a combination between Alpine Valley and the Marcus Amphitheater, FMB Amphitheater definitely could give you the impression by the pictures online that it's a top notch place, but (air out of bubble) it's not. Yes, this took my awhile to complain but now that it is concert season again I wanted to warn parents who are considering spending a lot of money on a ticket that might not be worth it. The pics online maybe Pav, II look closer than what it is and there is hardly an incline and as stated before none in the first before the handicap sections. No one was bothering us, we were not blocking any walkways and they way we were spoken too was appalling!!! Worst Concert Venue unless you have very close seats on the floor, don't even bother. mothers waiting waiting for their children after the show. Very unprofessional! Also, security needs to worry about real threats vs.

That leads me to the security, when complaining about the seats and asking to be moved to a group of empty seats for at least a change to see the show, we were told twice they would look into and then never came back. There is no incline between the handicap and row NN so you are pretty much blind the entire concert due to the venue selling the handicap seats to non-handicap persons. you cannot see anything and to make thing worse, row NN is listed at front row of section 201 but infact is behind 2 rolls listed as handicap once you get there. Section 201 is the worst, better off fighting for lawn seat. Took over an hour and half to get out of the parklng lot. First off, Parking is a joke, maybe they should think about hiring adults who know how to handle a sold out venue.

Hollywood casino amphitheater parking