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Businiess name:
White River Amphitheatre
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
What a Cluster F*! Went for Radiohead 8/20/08 and had a great show (besides typical rip off prices). Used the web site advice to take the long way from seattle (I-5 to 405 to 169 to 400th St) and got there quick. Supposed preference to carpools of 4 or more (that was us!). Parked in by parking attendants who flat out lied to us about how traffic flows out. After the show, in the rain, took over an hour to get out of the lot, and I think we were lucky. THERE WAS NO SIGNS, and NO TRAFFIC DIRECTORS for 20000+ people within the parking lot proper. I wound up directing traffic myself, in the rain, trying to get my party out of there. It shaved maybe 15min from our wait. Will never go back unless *maybe* Elvis rises from the dead to play there, with Jesus on tambourines and Muhammad on drums. Wish I had looked up city search first!
Pros: close to seattle?
Cons: parking ""lot"" - i think of it more as a parking pit, with the water rising and every man for himself
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