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About Bissell Park
Welcome to AK Bissell Park, a dynamic public park in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, featuring a dedicated performing arts pavilion and a 38-acre footprint that includes a scenic 1.25-mile walking loop. While the pavilion is a flexible performance space without a fixed seating chart, lawn seating around the stage provides a relaxed, park-like concert experience. We’ve got you covered with essential details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodations and dining to help you plan a smooth, stress-free visit.
Note: For multi-day or large events, each date is treated as a standalone experience. For events that are rescheduled, we list the original date as "RESCHEDULED from its original date.” If you’re traveling from out of town, consider securing your stay at a nearby hotel and enjoying local eateries after the show. We’re here to help you find reliable options and make ticket purchases simple and straightforward.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address and size: AK Bissell Park, 1403 Oak Ridge Turnpike, Oak Ridge, TN 37830; park spans 38 acres with a 1.25-mile walking loop and a performing arts pavilion.
- Venue type: Public park with a designated performance pavilion for events (not a traditional fixed-seat concert hall).
- Seating/chart: No published fixed seating chart or capacity for the pavilion; events may use lawn seating around the stage.
- Parking: Parking is plentiful within the park boundaries.
- Transit: Oak Ridge Transit provides curb-to-curb service within the city; reservations are required (typically 24 hours in advance).
- Nearby hotels: Hotel National; Comfort Inn Oak Ridge; DoubleTree by Hilton Oak Ridge-Knoxville; Hampton Inn Oak Ridge; Quality Inn Oak Ridge; Staybridge Suites Knoxville/Oak Ridge.
- Notable events hosted: Atomic Fall Fest 2025 (concerts and activities) and Independence Day concerts/fireworks at AK Bissell Park.
- Renamed/demolished: The park is active under the AK Bissell Park name; there is no credible public record of demolition or renaming.