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About Pharoahs Lost Kingdom

Pharoahs Lost Kingdom was a distinctive Egyptian-themed venue in Redlands, California, known for its concert and event history before demolition in 2021. Situated at 1101 North California Street, the site later became Pharaoh's Theme & Water Park and then Splash Kingdom before its demolition. Today, you’ll find comprehensive details about the venue footprint, seating options, parking, transit access, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a seamless visit if the space ever reopens as a concept or hosts similar events in the area.

Geographically, the venue sits off Interstate 10 in Redlands, with convenient access from I-10 and the I-215 interchange area. The outdoor amphitheater at Pharoahs Lost Kingdom accommodated approximately 2,550 seats for concerts during its prime, with interactive seating charts historically offered by ticket vendors to help fans pick their preferred view.

While the site is no longer active as a functioning venue, this page provides a thorough, user-friendly reference for venue history, surrounding infrastructure, and nearby stays and dining that travelers have relied on when the park was operational. If you’re booking related events or exploring similar spaces in the region, we’ve got you covered with practical information and trusted partner recommendations.

Seating: The venue offered outdoor amphitheater seating with an approximate capacity of 2,550 for concerts. For historical reference, ticket vendors provided interactive seating charts to help guests choose seats. For current planning, consider nearby spaces with similar capacities and outdoor configurations.

Parking: Access was typically via local roads off I-10 with ample on-site and surrounding street parking options when events were active. Always check current local parking guidelines on event days and consider ride-sharing if on-site spaces reach capacity.

Transit: Located in Redlands, the venue is accessible by car and is proximate to major California corridors. International travelers often use regional routes connecting to I-10 and I-215. For public transit, check local routes and shuttle options on event days when applicable.

Nearby hotels and dining: The area around Redlands offers several lodging and dining choices. Notable nearby hotels historically include Ayres Hotel Redlands (1015 W Colton Ave) and Spark by Hilton Redlands (West Redlands). For dining, there are a range of casual and family-friendly options in Redlands and nearby towns. We highlight affiliate partners for trusted hotel and restaurant experiences to help you secure convenient accommodations and meal plans around event dates.

Historical context: The site has undergone several changes over the years, including renaming to Pharaoh's Theme & Water Park in 2006 and later iterations as Splash Kingdom, with demolition occurring in June 2021. The content below reflects enduring, location-based details that remain useful for understanding how to approach similar venues in the region and how to leverage nearby lodging and dining for a smooth visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1101 North California Street, Redlands, CA 92374.
  • Capacity: Outdoor amphitheater seating reported around 2,550 seats for concerts.
  • Venue type: Egyptian-themed amusement park with a water park, arcade, and mini-golf; later served as a concert/rave venue (Pharaoh's Lost Kingdom -> Pharaoh's Theme & Water Park -> Splash Kingdom).
  • Seating chart: Ticket vendors historically offered interactive seating charts for Pharoahs Lost Kingdom events (pre-demolition era).
  • Parking/transit: Located off Interstate 10 in Redlands; accessible by car (regional maps reference I-10 access and the I-215 interchange proxy).
  • Nearby hotels: Ayres Hotel Redlands (1015 W Colton Ave) and Spark by Hilton Redlands (West Redlands) are nearby accommodations.
  • Notable events: Hosted large rave/concert events (Garden of Eden, 420 Fest; up to ~11,000 attendees at peak events) in the late 2000s.
  • Demolished/renamed: Renamed multiple times (Pharaoh's Lost Kingdom → Pharaoh's Theme & Water Park in 2006; Splash Kingdom later) and demolished in June 2021; site planned for warehouses.