Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre — Attraction in Hemet

We have been to the Ramona Bowl and loved it. However my daughter is doing her first play through them vomited during practice, I left my phone and was at work the assistant director freaked out on my husband and son. She really could use work on her personal skills. My son tried to get into the theater and both doors were locked no one was in the two rooms they use for practice they were in the theater ( I know because i went into the two rooms when I left work to pick her up and no one was in there, if I would have had to walk through the actors practicing on the stage if I didn't go through the theater. ) My other son did get her and had been picking her up for us all week, yet she made a big deal and yelled at my husband and son saying she needed a parent or guardian. Never again will I pay for my family to be...

Great historic play with Indian and Spanish music and culture in Hemet about San Diego history- Indians, rancheros Spanish people, and american settlers. I learnt quite a bit. Just be sure to bring a good sun hat, sunscreen, layers etc. was pretty hot and then it got pretty chilly towards the end. One elderly lady got a heat stroke and got carried out on a stretcher. 30 min intermission which seems longer than normal probably small sized bathrooms. Fair to good live musics/ musicians. Spanish and Indian Dances

parking is 5.00/ car and they sell programs and seat cushions and refreshments outside the amphitheater.

Seats are concrete so you can bring your own cushions. Seems like they don’t fill up the left hand most side of the amphitheater. Top most seats at the amphitheater have...

I've been to many plays!! Several of them have been out of doors. None can compare with the quality of this amazing performance at the Ramona Bowl in Hemet, California. Ramona is the lead actress in the play which bears her name. The play is set in a remarkably beautiful natural ampitheater which must cover at least 30 or more acres. The audience of 600 occupies the seats on the south side of the ampitheater. The action of the play occurs in the valley and continues high up the hillside above the level of the audience. The play is the longest running outdoor play in America. It has an international reputation, so people from many countries have attended the play. Ramona is a MUST SEE event. I have attended eight times, and it...