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About Hunter Amphitheater

Hunter Amphitheater refers to two family-friendly, outdoor venues known for lawn seating and scenic waterfront or park settings. In Pensacola, the Randall K. and Martha A. Hunter Amphitheater sits at Community Maritime Park, offering grass seating with up to 5,000 guests. In New Smyrna Beach, the Hunter Amphitheater at the Marine Discovery Center provides a waterside lawn space with open seating and parking for up to 300 vehicles. Both venues host a range of concerts, films, and events—from symphony evenings to festival weekends—set against a distinct coastal backdrop.

Whether you’re planning a summer night under the stars in Pensacola or a breezy afternoon in NSB, we’ve got you covered with seating guidance, parking tips, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining picks to streamline your visit.

Ticket buyers can secure seats with ease, but keep in mind seating formats differ by location: Pensacola’s grass general admission vs. NSB’s lawn space where guests bring their own chairs or blankets. For transit, ECAT and Nav/ride options in Pensacola, plus Volusia County VOTRAN and VoRide in NSB, help you get to the shows without hassle. When you’re ready to plan, check our affiliate hotel partners for convenient stays near each amphitheater and explore nearby dining to fuel your night. And remember, events may be listed as RESCHEDULED or Date to be announced when applicable. We’ve got you as a reliable connection to the best local concerts at Hunter Amphitheater.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Pensacola Hunter Amphitheater (Community Maritime Park): address 301 W Main St, Pensacola, FL 32502; venue type is outdoor amphitheater with grass seating; capacity up to 5,000.
  • New Smyrna Beach Hunter Amphitheater (Marine Discovery Center): address 520 Barracuda Blvd, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169; venue type is waterside outdoor space with lawn seating; parking capacity up to 300 vehicles.
  • Seating: Pensacola uses grass/general admission seating; New Smyrna Beach uses open-air lawn seating (guests bring their own chairs or blankets).
  • Parking: Pensacola CMP Park parking is available (some events offer parking in CMP lots; note event-specific details); New Smyrna Beach MDC indicates parking for up to 300 vehicles at Hunter Amphitheater.
  • Transit NSB: Volusia County’s VOTRAN public transit serves New Smyrna Beach; VoRide on-demand service is also available. ([volusia.org](https://www.volusia.org/visitors/transportation/?utm_source=openai))
  • Transit Pensacola: Escambia County Area Transit (ECAT) provides fixed routes and on-demand FlexTransit; visit goecat.com for trip planning. ([goecat.com](https://goecat.com/?utm_source=openai))
  • Nearby hotels (Pensacola CMP Park area): Courtyard Pensacola Downtown (700 E Chase St), Holiday Inn Express Pensacola Downtown (101 E Main St), Pensacola Grand Hotel (200 E Gregory St). ([marriott.com](https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/pnspc-courtyard-pensacola-downtown/overview/?utm_source=openai))
  • Nearby hotels (New Smyrna Beach/Flagler Ave area): SpringHill Suites New Smyrna Beach (512 Flagler Ave), Hampton Inn New Smyrna Beach (214 Flagler Ave). ([marriott.com](https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/dabsh-springhill-suites-new-smyrna-beach/))
  • Notable events at Pensacola Hunter Amphitheater: Pensacola Symphony Orchestra's Symphony Sparks & Stars on July 4 (and other years), plus films and multi-artist events; Gulf Coast Jazz Festival has also been hosted there. ([pensacolasymphony.com](https://pensacolasymphony.com/product/symphony-sparks-stars-2025/?utm_source=openai))
  • Notable events at New Smyrna Beach Hunter Amphitheater: Lagoonacy festival and Shell-ebration concert series have taken place at the MDC Hunter Amphitheater. ([marinediscoverycenter.org](https://marinediscoverycenter.org/about/history/?utm_source=openai))
  • Renaming/demolished status: Both venues appear to remain named as Hunter Amphitheater (Pensacola: Randall K. and Martha A. Hunter Amphitheater; NSB: Hunter Amphitheater at MDC); no demolition or major renaming reported as of 2026. ([cityofpensacola.com](https://www.cityofpensacola.com/1151/About-the-Park))