Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater Seating Chart
The amphitheater has a seating capacity for up to 10,500 guests. This seating is spread across general admission on the lawn and reserved seating.
The general admission seating is found beyond the reserved section, on the grassy hillside within the amphitheater.
Guests do not have a particular place to sit when they have a general admission lawn seat. Instead, spaces are designated on a first-come, first-served basis. Be sure to arrive with plenty of time to spare if you want to sit in one of the better spots.
The reserved seating offers a designated seat to guests, but expect to pay more for it than general admission. The reserved seating section is directly in front of the stage, offering unobstructed views. They are well suited for those who want to be as close to the performance as possible.
If you want to get a closer look at the seating for the amphitheater, check out the seating chart on the Ford Idaho Center website.
Accessibility
The venue implements a range of features to ensure that those with accessibility needs are as comfortable as possible. Let’s take a look at the accessibility features that are available at the Ford Amphitheater.
Accessible parking
There are ADA parking areas in the amphitheater on the west and south sides. There are also parking areas for those with accessibility needs on the west wall of the Sports Complex in the center.
More special parking is located at the bottom of the pedestrian ramp. The main ADA-accessible parking lots can be accessed via Idaho Center Blvd.
Accessible seating
Wheelchair-accessible seating is available at all ticket prices. Contact the ticket office directly if you need wheelchair-accessible and companion seats. You can email them at [email protected] or call (208) 442-3232.
Accessible restrooms
ADA-friendly restrooms are found throughout the venue. These restrooms are well-equipped for those with disabilities. They also have extra wide doors for those in wheelchairs.
Access to the venue
When it comes to getting into the amphitheater, there are plenty of ADA-friendly access points. Ramp access is available and specifically designed to meet the standards set out by the Americans with Disabilities Act. As well as in restrooms, there are also wide doors throughout the venue.
Shuttles are available to meet guests and take them to the main gate. These shuttles will take guests from the bottom of the pedestrian ramp and return them to the same place once an event is over.
Service animals
Service dogs are allowed inside the venue. General pets and emotional support animals are not allowed, as they do not qualify as service animals under ADA guidelines.
NOTE: The Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater seating chart displayed above can vary depending on the type of event. Some events may require unique or varied seating arrangements. When selecting your tickets you will be able to see the specific seating arrangement for that event.
Secure your desired tickets today by clicking ‘Buy Tickets’ next to any event and you can start selecting. Read more via the Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater schedule for latest schedule of events.
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