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About Walmart AMP

Walmart AMP is a premier outdoor amphitheater in Rogers, Arkansas, owned by the Walton Arts Center. With a total capacity of 11,000 (3,500 covered seats under the pavilion and 7,500 lawn GA), the venue hosts a wide range of artists from rock and pop to country and beyond. The venue opened as the Arkansas Music Pavilion in 2005 and became Walmart AMP in 2014, delivering unforgettable live performances in a scenic setting just off I-49. For accessible seating, parking, and easy travel options, we’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted partner recommendations.

Plan ahead to secure your tickets through Ticketmaster, the primary sales channel since 2025. When you attend a show at Walmart AMP, you can expect a family-friendly, straightforward experience—no-fuss, just great live music. Whether you’re arriving by car, rideshare, or Ozark Regional Transit On-Demand service, we’ll point you to convenient options, ADA accessibility, and nearby hotels and dining that fit your budget and vibe. Think of us as your connection for a smooth night out with friends at Walmart AMP.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 11,000 total (3,500 covered under pavilion; 7,500 lawn).
  • Address: 5079 W Northgate Rd, Rogers, AR 72758.
  • Venue type: Outdoor amphitheater.
  • Seating chart: 3,500 covered seats plus general admission lawn; multiple sections; ADA seating available.
  • Parking: five parking lots; ADA parking; Club AMP and Premier parking options; drop-off via I-49 exit 82.
  • Transit: Ozark Regional Transit On-Demand service available to Walmart AMP; driving or rideshare common for events.
  • Nearby hotels: Embassy Suites Northwest Arkansas – Rogers; Hotel Avail Rogers (Hilton) nearby; multiple options within minutes.
  • Notable events/history: Originally Arkansas Music Pavilion (2005–2014); renamed Walmart AMP with permanent opening in 2014; hosted artists like Rod Stewart, Peso Pluma, Pitbull, Five Finger Death Punch, and more; 2024 saw a record year for shows and attendance.
  • Ticketing: Primary sales moved to Ticketmaster in early 2025.
  • Owner: Walton Arts Center.