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Upcoming Events at Howard Johnsons
Welcome to the official venue page for Howard Johnsons. While the iconic mid-century Americana brand has seen changes over the years, the Lake George location remains a notable reference point for history and local culture. This page provides practical details for visitors, including seating information for events hosted at the venue, parking availability, transportation options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a smooth visit.
Note: The final Howard Johnsons restaurant in the U.S. closed in Lake George in June 2022, and the Lake George property at 2143 Route 9 was listed for lease. The area remains served by active HoJo’s-branded hotels, including 99 Canada St. for travelers seeking reliable lodging. When you’re attending events at this venue, consider the surrounding amenities and transportation options to maximize your experience.
Parking availability typically includes around 70 spaces near the property. For visitors relying on public transit, the Lake George area is served by the Lake George Trolley (CDTA) and the Route 419 bus service via CDTA, with connections to nearby villages and towns. If you’re looking for a place to stay or dine nearby, we’ve highlighted affiliate hotels and restaurants to help you secure convenient arrangements and value. We’ve got you covered with practical, no-fuss information so you can focus on enjoying the event.
Seating Information
Seating details for events hosted at Howard Johnsons can vary by show. When available, we provide placeholder seating info such as great seats and the section you want to help you understand your options. If seating specifics are announced, you’ll find them here for quick reference.
Parking
Approximate parking availability is around 70 spaces near the venue. Arrive early to secure a spot, especially on event nights. If you require accessibility parking or alternative parking options, contact us and we’ll guide you to the best available choice.
Transportation
The Lake George area is accessible via CDTA services, including the Lake George Trolley and Route 419. These options connect to nearby towns and villages, making it practical to reach the venue without a car. Check the latest schedules and stops on the CDTA website for real-time updates.
Nearby Hotels
For lodging, consider affiliate options near Lake George. The HoJo’s brand remains active in the area, including a property at 99 Canada St. If you’re planning a multi-day visit or want reliable, mid-range accommodations, these options offer convenient access to the venue and local attractions. Secure your stay using our affiliate links for the best availability and rates.
Nearby Restaurants
Looking for a meal before or after the event? We’ve highlighted nearby dining choices with affiliate partnerships to help you secure reservations and exclusive offers. Explore options within a short drive or stroll from the venue for a seamless experience.
Insider Tips
- Plan your visit around any public transit schedules to minimize parking needs.
- Check for updates on seating and event times, especially if the event is listed with date changes or postponements.
- Explore nearby HoJo lodging if you want a cohesive, branded stay close to the venue.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- The final Howard Johnson’s restaurant in the U.S. closed in Lake George, NY in June 2022.
- The Lake George property (2143 Route 9) is 7,500 square feet and was listed for lease with the building for sale considered by the owner.
- The property listing notes approximately 70 parking spaces.
- Howard Johnson by Wyndham hotels remain active, including a HoJo’s-branded property at 99 Canada St, Lake George, NY.
- Public transit serving the Lake George area includes the Lake George Trolley (CDTA) and Route 419 bus service via CDTA, with connections to nearby villages and towns.
- Other Howard Johnson’s restaurants (Lake Placid, Bangor) have closed in 2015 and 2016, respectively.
- A Mad Men recreation scene in 2012 used the Lake George HoJo’s location, highlighting its mid-century Americana relevance.