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Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre is a casino, located at 19100 Ridgeland Ave, Tinley Park, IL 60477, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 708-614-1616, visit their website www.livenation.com for more detailed information.

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19100 Ridgeland Ave, Tinley Park, IL 60477, USA
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14 Reviews

  • Gretchen Dust
    09 December 2017

    This will always be the Tweeter Center to Me! A local place to see a concert.

    The staff by the bathrooms were insane! They were locking down the bathrooms the 2nd the concert ended stating that no one could go in because they are trying to clear of the premises. Now if you've ever been there you know the premises are not gonna be cleared within 5 minutes. I saw these people yelling and old patrons. They were threatening physical force. Completely unnecessary!

    It would be very smart if they included more restrooms for women for coed unisex restrooms at the facility.

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  • Gameguy 3080
    27 November 2017

    Great safe place to visit. Ive been to here for many concerts and id bring my kid with me. Good security too!

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  • Patrick Boggs
    25 October 2017

    Great venue for music. Easy to get to and park. Intelligently set up to make the experience more about the music than walking miles to find your seat. Very convenient. Leaving wasn't the easiest, but there were well over 16000 people at the show I went to. Definitely would see another show there.

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  • Anais Kiczula
    19 October 2017

    Went for the Luke Bryan concert and OMG. This venue is one of my favorite places for concerts. The weather was perfect, the concert was amazing, even seated on the lawn the seats are fantastic and your bound to have a good time. It was honestly one of the best concerts I've been too because of the location. I also been once before for a Papa Roach concert and it was equally as fantastic.

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  • Jackie Lauder
    29 September 2017

    This place rocks! I have been to two concerts here, train and Matchbox 20 and they were both amazing. There's no such thing as a bad seat and the lawn is amazing. The screens are big enough and the sound system is banging so you can feel like you're in the front row no matter where you are. You can bring your own low to the ground chairs and blankets so take advantage of that or you can rent the chairs for seven bucks if you don't feel like lugging that were around. You can bring as much food as you want as long as it's in a clear ziplock bag and you can bring bottled water although they do make you remove the top at the gate so no point in bringing more than one. It's an amazing place and I will definitely be back!

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  • Nicole Marcum
    19 September 2017

    We went to our first concert here about a month ago for Lady Antebellum. I wasn't really sure what to expect, I just knew that a ton of people said not to pay for premium parking. We went about 1 hour before the gates opened and had no issues with parking, it was a bit of a walk but nothing bad (I recommend saving your parking location on Google so you can easily navigate back). I had tickets for general admission on the lawn - getting there early is an absolute must. You are able to bring beach chairs as long as they are no taller than 9" off the ground (I'm fairly certain that's the height requirement), snacks in Ziplock bags, and a bottle of water per person that's factory sealed. It took a while to get in, but I felt that security did a good job at checking bags & sticking to the rules. They take the caps off your water, fair warning. We ate and drank there as well, it was about $50 for 6 tacos and two soft drinks. The soft drinks do not come with lids or straws, but it seemed like a lot of the alcoholic drinks came in souvenir containers with straws and lids. The food wasn't bad, but definitely had inflated pricing which was expected. I had no issues getting to the bathroom or waiting for more than 5 minutes, we sat on the left side near the stairs. We would definitely revisit, but I'll make sure to sit in the absolute front next time as there was a pack of drunken women standing the entire time blocking us.

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  • Michelle Shamrock
    18 September 2017

    I have been to many concerts out there and the venue is great! But they' need to have a better system for the parking lots.i have seen car accidents , with no order bikes ride in between the cars only causing more confusion. I have a van with a lift there is no clear parking and space to allow for my lift to come out they let the cars park close to you .

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  • Michael Hammock
    11 September 2017

    My son and I just saw Deep Purple and Alice Cooper at this venue in early September, 2017; the last time we were there was in 2013 when we saw Black Sabbath. It's a nice amphitheater but the only snag is the fact that there are rather large support columns that, in both of the instances that we were there, obstructed our view significantly. Aside from that, the staff was friendly, the bathrooms were large and accommodating and there were plenty of places to get something to eat and drink as well as to park. If the columns didn't block the view from a good number of the seats, this place would be near perfect for seeing concerts

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  • Danielle Laughry
    10 September 2017

    Saw Pink last night and had a fantastic experience from beginning to end! After reading the reviews we decided to follow the suggestions I'd seen and get there early to park (2 hrs before showtime landed us in row 6 so an easy walk), entry lines were minimal waiting so easy entry into the theater, we used the restrooms early to avoid lines and general nastiness (more on this later), and we waited to leave the parking lot til it was fairly empty (about as hour was how long we sat and talked and most of the traffic had eased out by then). My friend and I both agreed, if you go in with realistic expectations you'll have a great time, this is an outdoor amphitheatre whose parking situation may not be ideal but they handled the in and out beautifully and every staff member we met was very nice and helpful. The bathroom situations are nothing to be afraid of, we went as soon as we hit the park and I think there were 4 rows of stalls, so yes, the line can look intimidating BUT it moves VERY quickly just don't wait until you're dancing to get there! After 3+ hrs at the venue and an anticipated wait to get out, we decided to use them again before heading to the car and the line was HUGE but we were in and out in maybe 10 minutes, they were still as clean and well kept as when we arrived and there was staff in there cleaning and directing traffic so to speak too keep it moving. It appeared to us that the previous complaints on here had been taken seriously and steps had been taken to improve all around, VERY well done Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre! We will definitely be back again and will recommend it to anyone in the future!!

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  • Danny Vook
    17 April 2017

    Always a good show to catch here, reasonable ticket prices and have always been able to get seats for big concerts. The lawn section isn't the greatest but you're guaranteed a ticket with how many people can be there. Parking is ridiculous to get out of after a show. and can take up to an hour to leave. Still, it's a decent venue and these negatives are far outweighed by the great experiences I have had here.

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  • Tom Z
    17 February 2017

    We went here for the Journey and Doobie Brothers concert.

    First, driving here is a bit nightmare. Slow going.

    As for the concert. The sound was horrible. It was loud, which is okay. But, the distortion was terrible. I've heard cheap dealer car stereos sound better.
    This was on the lawn. I don't know if it's better the seats.
    When you're in the lawn, they have these area lights shining from the top of the building right onto your eyes. Takes away from the view of the stage.

    Leaving the place was horrible. We sat in the car driving about 2 MPH fort over 30 minutes.

    I probably wouldn't go here again.

    Bicycling: It wouldn't be easy to ride here. The roads are not bicycle friendly. I wouldn't feel safe parking my bicycle here. I don't think it would still be here when the event is over.

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  • Jose Trevino
    25 January 2017

    Saw Black Sabbath and was great. Restrooms are a bit far. Prices weren't too bad. Easy entry and exiting.

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  • Joshua Herbert
    04 January 2017

    Good place to see a concert. the parking area is slow to exit as to be expected but it will take you the better part of 30 minutes to exit. The Amphitheater is great has lots of room. The General admission tickets are the best if you want to enjoy the crowd and the show. If you want a seat be careful of the seat behind the pillars they can block of half the stage.

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  • Nocturnalife
    22 September 2016

    Black Sabbath was Amazing! Great to see Ozzy. We sat in Box Seats above floor level and it wasn't too bad. Great unobstructed view. Short quick walk for concessions and restrooms which are right on the same level!! I'd def choose box seats here again. We also paid for platinum parking and it is so worth it! Parked in a small lot right by an entrance; easy in/out.
    Older venue though that could use some updating.

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