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About Sandy Amphitheater
Welcome to the Sandy Amphitheater, an open-air concert venue in Sandy, Utah, with a covered stage and a total capacity of about 2,700 (roughly 2,000 reserved seats and ~700 lawn). Since opening in 1999, it has hosted national tours, local acts, and community events, continually updating amenities to improve the concert-going experience. Whether you’re here for a big-name tour or a local performance, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.
Plan ahead for a smooth night out: review seating patterns on the official site, arrive with time to spare for parking in one of two free on-site lots, and consider nearby hotels for convenience. If you’re traveling from out of town, there are nearby lodging options and dining spots that pair well with a show. And remember, we’re here to make ticket buying easy—no fuss, just reliable access to great events at Sandy Amphitheater.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 1300 E. 9400 S., Sandy, UT 84094
- Venue type: outdoor open‑air amphitheater with a covered stage
- Capacity: about 2,700–2,750 total (roughly 2,000 reserved seats + ~700 lawn)
- Seating chart: available on the official Sandy Amphitheater website
- Parking: free on-site; two lots (west off 9400 S and east off 1300 E); ADA parking in both lots
- Transit: no direct venue shuttle; nearby options include bus stops at 9400 S & 1285 E and Sandy Expo Light Rail Station within walking distance
- Nearby hotels: Courtyard by Marriott Sandy; Hilton Garden Inn Salt Lake/Sandy; Hyatt House Salt Lake/Sandy; Hampton Inn Salt Lake City/Sandy; Best Western Plus CottonTree Inn
- Notable events: opened in 1999; hosts national tours, local acts, and community events; credible reporting notes popular acts like Rodrigo y Gabriela and venue upgrades (bathrooms, water stations)
- Renamed/demolished: no evidence of demolition or renaming; venue is active as Sandy Amphitheater