Saw Luke Bryan here September 2019. Very nice venue. Have to take one star away though for a couple reasons... The tickets we purchased online and printed at home, listed the things we COULD bring into the concert... nothing we specifically could NOT. But as we walked to the gate, an employee told us not only was the backpack we were told was allowed, was not, but that my purse was “too big”. So we had to walk a considerable distance back to our vehicle (which was supposedly in the “handicapped” section... which I am... but was still a long & difficult walk) and leave the backpack... (we know now if you have a “see through” plastic backpack or purse, they can be brought in and any size) Thankfully I had a smaller purse with me to switch my belongings into and walk all the way back up to the gate. When we got to the gate and through it... I was once again told my purse “did not meet the standards” and was directed to a table with 2 female employees. They proceeded to begin telling me my purse was too large as if I would walk to my vehicle to either change it or leave it there, AGAIN. Mind you, we’ve already missed the first performance because of walking back the first time. I interrupted the employee and informed her I had been told this once before, had already switched to the only other purse I had, that I am a terminal cancer patient & have meds with me I cannot be without, and that there was NO WAY I would be able to make that walk, at that time, yet again. They could tell I was getting visibly upset. So they shined a flashlight into my purse, put a tag on it & sent me on my way. My complaint is not with the employees as they were just following policy... my complaint is that nowhere on any ticket, website, sign, ANYTHING... was it mentioned that a woman could only bring a purse basically the size of a cigarette case in with them. It was an EXTREMELY distressing way to start what was supposed to be a fun (cancer-talk free) evening. It is also unfortunate you cannot bring your own chair in and are forced to pay for theirs, but I realize it’s one more way for them to make themselves revenue. The grounds are absolutely beautiful. Clean and well kept. The staff was diligent, but sometimes overzealous in their “police-ing” of people standing on sections of grass and cobblestone that were “off limits”, but not clearly marked as such. But that is also understandable as part of their job, and I would much rather have them that way than not caring. There was an extreme amount of young, drunk, people. Some of which we saw needing medical attention because of their condition. The sound was fantastic. The big screens were visible from many different angles. The traffic out afterwards was a nightmare. Especially if you were headed in the direction of Bethel once you were lucky enough to get out of the parking lot. Other than all that... we really did end up having a wonderful time & would definitely go back. Just wiser now as to what to bring in & how much time to allot getting out afterwards.