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Recognized as “The Northwest’s Newest and Most Intimate Amphitheatre”, this new 2,600 seat venue celebrated its grand opening with two performances by country diva Trisha Yearwood on August 5 and 6, 2005. Nestled in a park-like setting, the new amphitheatre at Quil Ceda Village is conveniently located right between the Tulalip Casino & Seattle Premium Outlets® just off of I-5 in Tulalip, Washington. Only 30 minutes north of Seattle, visit Quil Ceda Village for the shopping or drop by the casino and stay for the show!
This is certainly an exciting new venue that will bring a wide range of concerts and events to this ever changing community. The amphitheatre offers an unforgettable concert experience in a smaller, more intimate setting for this market, easily accessible by most residents of northwestern Washington and beyond.
Designed by Bellevue architecture firm, Ruhl-Parr & Associates, this beautifully appointed amphitheatre features plenty of free parking, tribal-themed design elements throughout, and even an unobstructed view of the stage from the beer garden. VIP parking and wireless internet service is available for special guests and working members of the press. The large beer garden will serve microbrews. On concert nights, there will be a total of four food vendors on-site including pizza, hot dogs and hot espresso drinks.
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I wish I would have read the first review before we attended a show at the Tulalip Amphitheater. We went to see Tower of Power in August. For those who do not knos this band it is a very fun, lively funk/soul/dance band. We figured since it was outdoorson a summer night and such a fun band it was a perfect fit. Boy, were we wrong! The staff continually harrassed the fans, removing some from their seat for .....get this....standing up and dancing to a funk band!!!! It got so bad the vocalist of the band, Larry Braggs, had to tell the staff REPEATEDLY to leave their fans alone and let them dance! It was horrible. The other reviewer called this a militant venue....and it sure as heck is. If you're looking to have a good time avoid this venue at all costs. Or, you *will* be sorry. It is simply not worth it. Consider yourself warned.
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This venue is beautiful. It is too bad that it is run by a bunch of incompetent and unprofessional staff. These people do not even honor their "Group Rates" as published on their website! I wrote to this venue over a dozen times and each time they gave me false information resulting in wasted time, gas, money and energy. After admitting they don't have a clue as to what they are doing they ignored me.
DO NOT buy tickets ahead of time for this venue! We went to a show and paid $70 for our tickets. Then, on the day of the show they were selling tickets for $10 ! What a horrible way to treat customers who plan ahead and pay full price for tickets.
In addition, this is a militant venue with police not only swarming the venue, but CONSTANTLY standing in the sight line of the stage!!!
Over-priced beverages sold by crabby "bartenders", no rain shelter for the "Golden" seating - overpriced tickets, "Concert Club" members get screwed by having to pay surcharges on tickets, the list of negatives for this venue is a mile long.
Do yourself a favor, find another venue to listen and watch your favorite artists. You will only be disappointed if you attend a show at this venue.