Chastain Park Amphitheater - Amphitheater in Atlanta - 4469 Stella Dr NW, USA

Loved seeing Neyo, Mario and Pleasure P. The seats were perfect. No one was blocking my view and the sound was cool. Only thing I would mention was a problem is the size of the TV screens. They are small!!!! There was a line, but went fast.

Went to see Ne-Yo Champagne and Roses Tour and absolutely loved it!!! The seating is bench seats and you have plenty of room for people to walk/dance without having to squeeze thru/move or climb over anyone. There is lawn seating that has stone/grass bench like seats and plenty of drink stands! There is also concession stand with drinks & food behind the stage area. Will def come back for another concert!!

Definitely enjoyed the show. Check the website to see whether or not you can bring coolers to the show. There is a bag restriction. Parking is kind of pricey ($30) and limited but it's worth it bc ride share apps were charging more than that one way when the show was over. I'd suggest arriving early and wearing shoes you can walk in. There are officers out there to direct traffic at the end of the event so exiting the area isn't too bad, still expect an added 15 minutes on your commute. Seats from the side row R are pretty good.

Easy parking, all seats are good, great acoustics, the staff is friendly and helpful, the merchandise area is not in the best spot, the food is average, video screens are so small they are really useless but with the size of the venue they are unnecessary.

We weren't here for the normal reasons people go here. Instead we were here for an arts festival. Mother Nature was on her best behavior and gave us ideal weather for the first weekend in November.

Fabulous acoustics! Seating is easy to locate and wide isles with low steps make the venue very convenient to navigate. You will pay to park close but it's worth it and there's no issue getting in or out they do a Fantastic job keeping the flow of traffic. Food was moderately priced for a buckhead venue although not many gluten free options. Alcohol on site and the list of preforming bands is Awesome! Definitely worth it! If you have never been it is open outdoors so dress according to your weather and time. Most of all Have Fun! 🥰

We are a family with 2 young kids ( 2 and 4 yo) and we often went to this location. We have considered this a family friendly venue due to the big seats and not so loud music. My impression changed today and I will definitely think twice before buying a ticket. On our way out at 9 pm, my daughter got suddenly tired when she saw the stairs so we stopped at the bottom for 20 seconds, enjoying the music. The person in red ( which was not normally in that place) approached us very disrespectfully and demanded us to leave immediately because we were " blocking the fire lane" . Mind you the other people waiting in line for drinks were not blocking the fire exit, just us the family with 2 young kids who did a short break at the bottom of the stairs. I know it was just 20 seconds because I recorded the song while waiting for my kid to be ready to climb the stairs. Mister in Red, you can do your job and be respectful and patient in the same time. I haven't heard "an excuse me sir", when you approached my husband, you continued to harass us that we need to go although we told you we were on our way out, when my husband asked why are the other people on the stairs not blocking the fire exit your reply was that they are inline for drinks... So it's ok to stay on stairs for drinks but God forbid you stop on the bottom of the stairs on you way out with 2 small children.

Great open-air venue is spectacular. There is not a bad seat in the amphitheater and offers limited covered seating. Check the venue website to see if you can bring a picnic and coolers before attending as concert policies differ between performances. Enjoy and have fun this summer!