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Route 91 Harvest Festival Grounds, originally known as Las Vegas Village and now associated with the Las Vegas Festival Grounds footprint, sits along the iconic Las Vegas Strip. This 15-acre outdoor venue hosted major events from 2014 through 2017, including Route 91 Harvest and various music festivals. With a peak capacity around 25,000 and attendance that reached about 22,000 during peak years, the grounds are designed for open-air, GA experiences with grass or AstroTurf main staging areas and surrounding concrete walkways. Here’s what to know for planning a visit, securing tickets, and getting to and from an event at Route 91 Harvest Grounds.

Note: For rescheduled events, you’ll see the note “RESCHEDULED from its original date” where applicable. If an event date is to be announced, you’ll see “Date to be announced.” Each day of multi-day events is treated as a standalone experience.

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Parking at Route 91 Harvest Grounds was not provided on-site, so planning ahead is key. Rideshare services are commonly encouraged, and nearby parking options along the Las Vegas Strip or in adjacent hotel properties are convenient for many attendees. For transit, the RTC Deuce bus service along the Strip is a practical option, and the Las Vegas Monorail near Sahara Boulevard has connected travelers to nearby hotels and attractions. If you’re staying overnight, consider affiliate partners for hotels and nearby dining that fit a variety of budgets and preferences. Our top picks include trusted hotels along the Strip within easy walking distance to the venue’s location and reputable restaurants offering diverse options before or after the show.

Venue at a glance

  • Location: Las Vegas Strip area, between Luxor and Mandalay Bay (Route 91 Harvest Grounds footprint)
  • Capacity: Approximately 25,000 (peak); typical events featured GA/open-air grass/AstroTurf staging with surrounding concrete areas
  • Seating: General Admission/open-air; no fixed seating; grass or AstroTurf main stages
  • Parking: No on-site parking; rideshare recommended
  • Transit: RTC Deuce on the Strip; nearby Las Vegas Monorail access near Sahara Blvd
  • Nearby hotels: Mandalay Bay, Luxor, and other South Strip properties within easy walking distance
  • Nearby dining: Numerous Strip dining options; affiliate partners available for hotel packages and restaurant recommendations

For ticketing, see our secure, easy process to purchase passes for Route 91 Harvest Grounds events. We provide transparent, helpful guidance and dependable access to GA and other event formats when available.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Original site: Las Vegas Village, a 15-acre open-air festival grounds on Las Vegas Boulevard across from Luxor and Mandalay Bay (Route 91 Harvest Grounds).
  • Capacity: Route 91 Harvest venue was listed as having about 25,000 capacity; attendance at times reached ~22,000 in 2017.
  • Addresses: Las Vegas Village address was approximately 3901 S Las Vegas Blvd; Las Vegas Festival Grounds is located at 311 West Sahara Avenue.
  • Parking: No on-site parking was provided for Route 91 Harvest Grounds; rideshare was commonly encouraged.
  • Seating chart: The venue operated as GA/open-air with no fixed seating; main stages were typically on grass/ AstroTurf setups with concrete surroundings.
  • Transit: Public transit options exist on the Las Vegas Strip (RTC Deuce buses); some events have been accessible via the Las Vegas Monorail near Sahara Blvd.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotels on/near the Strip including Mandalay Bay and Luxor were in easy walking distance; other nearby properties along the south end of the Strip also served attendees.
  • Notable events hosted: Route 91 Harvest (2014–2017); iHeartRadio Daytime Village; ACM Party For A Cause; Rock in Rio USA (at the grounds); Day N Vegas at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds.