Frost Amphitheater

I love the space and how it is always set up for Stanford events.

Wow, what a great place! Been to outdoor concerts big and small all over the country for 30 years and this is among the top few venues I have visited. Comparable to Ravinia in Chicago but smaller and no bad seats. Easy parking (huge); nice size; chairs or blanket on the lawn; great food and drink choices (expensive as you might expect at Stanford in Bay Area) so pack a picnic and buy drinks there. Saw James Taylor so easy early crowd for us old folks. Definitely on their mailing list now.

The venue itself is pretty - surrounded by trees and the grass is kept clean. Sound was good for being an outdoor venue too. The bathrooms were very nice for concert venue bathrooms. There was a cleaner in it always it seems. Food is expensive, as expected, but the charcuterie plate I got was tasty. The big con is getting out of the venue. The walkways are so narrow and they don't really open any of the gates that would allow for the crowd to disperse from the venue better. So it's big walkway t

A very lovely venue for a smaller concert. The lawn offers tiered rows so you get a great view of the stage without any sliding downhill. Downside to Frost Amphitheater is the stringent rules forbidding even low lawn seats and larger blankets. Ticket prices can be very expensive for many of the shows.

This was our first time visiting Frost Amphitheater. We came here for the Tiësto concert and were really impressed - it's a great outdoor venue. The amphitheater is spacious, clean, and the sound quality was excellent. The crowd was well behaved and we stood in the middle as didn't want to enter crowded areas The restrooms were well-maintained, and the food stalls offered a good variety of options. We arrived early and had no issues getting in. Overall, a fantastic experience