Welcome to the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, a storied seasonal venue on the Hampton Beach boardwalk. Open typically April through November, this intimate yet grand space has hosted legendary acts from The Doors to U2 and remains a key stop for major tours in the Seacoast region. With a seating capacity of about 1,800 for seated shows and up to 2,200 when the floor is General Admission (GA), the Ballroom blends classic charm with modern concert atmosphere. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotels and dining to help you plan a smooth night out on the coast.

Whether you’re planning a spring speakeasy set from a legendary act or a summer concert on the boardwalk, secure your seats through trusted partners and enjoy easy access via regional transit. The venue’s history—from its Club Casino era (1976–1992) to its current identity—adds a layer of local flavor to every performance. For ride-and-stay options, we highlight affiliate hotel partners and dining spots nearby to simplify your outing. Remember, the Hampton Beach experience blends live music with seaside charm, all within steps of oceanfront sights and salty air.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 169 Ocean Blvd., Hampton, NH 03842.
Venue type: Seasonal live music and comedy venue on the Hampton Beach boardwalk.
Season: Typically open April through November each year.
Capacity: About 1,800 seated; up to 2,200 when floor is General Admission (GA).
Parking: Behind the Casino (accessible from D Street or F Street) and town lots; Hampton Beach Village District lots at 164 Ashworth Ave and 64 Ashworth Ave offer paid parking with set daily rates.
Transit: Regional COAST bus service and other Seacoast transit options serve the area.
Nearby hotels: Ashworth by the Sea (295 Ocean Blvd), Surf House (46 Ashworth Ave), The Atlantic Motel (391 Ocean Blvd).
Notable events: Historic acts include The Doors, Led Zeppelin, and U2; Jethro Tull’s 1971 Hampton Beach show is famous; the venue has hosted many major artists over the decades.
Renamed/demolished: The venue retains the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom name; historical name changes include Club Casino (1976–1992); redevelopment has been discussed but the ballroom itself is not demolished.