The Amp - Vail - Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater - Official Website — Attraction in Vail

I love seeing concerts at the Ford Amphiteater because it is a nice facility with plenty of room. Every seat in the house is a good seat, you can see the stage and hear the music well from everywhere. The sound system is good and I never feel like it is cranked up so loud that I can't enjoy listening to the music. The bottom of the amphitheater is cemented and fitted with comfortable chairs for seating. The top half is a grass hill which you can access using stairs. The grassy hill is really comfortable and well kept so I am comfortable wearing a dress while sitting on a blanket. They have spacious and clean bathrooms on either side of the venue and concession stand that sells snacks, food, drinks, wine and beer. The backdrop of the stage is a nice garden and you never forget you're at an outdoor concert but always feel really comfortable. This is a totally different experience than going to most concert venues and I used to highly recommend seeing a concert here, but now I'm not...

We used to live near Nashville and that town has some great music venues. Yet, two of the best that I've been to are here in Colorado. Red Rocks in Morrison and now the Ford Amphitheatre in Vail Colorado. The atmosphere is casual, fun, and the acoustics are fantastic. Very attentive staff and a fantastic selection at the concession stands. Clean bathrooms are also a plus! It is a first rate facility and is growing in prestige by the amount and type of talent that it is attracting. We saw the Dallas Symphony during Bravo Vail 2018 and Robert Plant played there just a...

We had a great time watching the legendary group, Chicago! What an awesome outdoor venue with clean, big bathrooms on each end, plenty of seating for eating, concession areas selling alcohol, water, soda, and snacks (you're allowed to bring in sealed non-alcoholic drinks and sealed snacks). We sat under the pavilion and row J - great view! My other friends who rode up separately said the parking for the shuttle was free. My other friend and I ended up in a paid parking area within walking distance (which was a good way to see some of Vail's beauty) & it...