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Bass Lab Festival

8:00 PM, пт, 25 мая 2018

мая

Toon Town

Jacksonville

About 32202

Nestled in downtown Jacksonville at 1 Daily’s Place (zip code 32202), this venue is a covered amphitheater immediately adjacent to EverBank (TIAA Bank) Stadium. It opened in May 2017 as part of a $90-million redevelopment by the Jaguars and City of Jacksonville. The design – by the stadium-architect Populous – gives it 5,500 fixed seats under a sweeping roof canopy . In effect it blends a concert hall with an NFL practice field: a 94,000-square-foot “flex field” is built next to the stage that can open out via huge hangar doors to provide extra floor seating or public space . The entire roof is made of 67,000 sq. ft. of translucent PTFE fiberglass fabric panels lifted about 70 feet above center, fitted with LED lighting for night events, and engineered to withstand hurricane-force winds . All these features make 32202 a unique live-music venue on Florida’s First Coast – essentially a state-of-the-art outdoor amphitheater with indoor comforts and direct ties to the Jaguars franchise .

Events and Programming

Daily’s Place hosts the full gamut of live entertainment. During concert season it’s a stop for big touring rock, country, pop and hip-hop acts. Recent headline shows have included the Jonas Brothers, Old Dominion, Widespread Panic, Lynyrd Skynyrd (for a charity rock benefit) and Jake Owen. The venue has also hosted major local draws like Jacksonville Symphony pops concerts in summer, as well as family-friendly performances (Kidz Bop, Gilbert Gottfried, tribute bands) and seasonal festivals. In addition, it serves non-musical events: for example, All Elite Wrestling (AEW) runs weekly shows here starting in 2019 , and Jaguars-related events (draft watch parties, college football game-day activities, fan festivals) often bring crowds to the Plaza area. Festival-style events and occasional comedy tours complete the lineup. Ticket prices vary by artist and seat – generally starting in the low $30s for lawn or upper levels and ranging up to about $100–$150 for premium seats at big-name concerts.

Tickets and Booking

Tickets are sold through official channels well in advance of each event. Jaguars season-ticket holders and club members usually get early (“presale”) access to concerts, with the general public sale starting at the posted on-sale time (often 10AM on a Friday). Most ticket purchases are made online, but there is also a Windows-style box office on site. The “Dream Finders Homes Box Office” is located outside Gate 1 (west side) and opens about 3 hours before each show . Guests can buy any remaining tickets there (cashless or credit accepted), or pick up will-call orders – valid photo ID and the guest’s name are required. It’s smart to book early for popular shows, since sold-out dates are common. Keep in mind that special ticket packages and VIP upgrades may be available (through Jaguars/Bold Events promotions), but resold or unofficial tickets should be avoided. All guests (including children of any age) need a ticket to enter, although infant toddlers (below 2 years) may be admitted free if seated on a parent’s lap .

Seating and Layout

The seating bowl is arranged on three levels: a main floor (about 4,000 seats), a mezzanine (≈1,000 seats) and a balcony (≈1,000 seats) . The stage sits under the left end of the roof, so floor seats in the first 20–30 rows give the closest, immersive view; mezzanine center also offers a direct line of sight. The roof canopy slopes up away from the stage, and even seats near the back of the balcony are under cover with clear views. Acoustics are generally very good – the open sides give an outdoor feel but the roof helps project the sound. (Some fans note that gravelly voices or wind noise are minimal with the roof in place.) There is no separate general-admission lawn; some shows use the indoor practice field (via open hangar doors) to create a standing-room element or extra seating on the floor. All ticketed patrons have assigned seats; on high-demand shows there may be barriers and fences on the floor, but no loose chairs or personal blankets are allowed outside the concourse areas. To summarize: the best seats depend on your priorities (up close on the floor or more perspective high up), but the venue’s design ensures that every seat has a decent view of the stage.

Getting There and Parking

Daily’s Place is located at 1 Daily’s Place, Jacksonville, FL 32202, immediately south of I‐95 and north of I‐10. From I-95, take the I-10 East exit and immediately exit onto Duval Street/Market Street in downtown; the venue is on your right (south). It’s within walking distance of much of downtown (about half a mile south of the Northbank Riverwalk). If heading west from I-95, the Adams Street exit provides direct access to the stadium complex. Rideshare drop-offs and taxi stands are concentrated on the west side by Gate 1 (the box office entrance) – drop off/pick up at the Box Office Gate (Lot J) south of the stadium . Jacksonville’s Skyway monorail does not serve this site, and local JTA buses in the immediate area are limited, so most attendees drive or ride share. For parking, multiple lots around the stadium are available. On event days, general parking (often included with chamber tickets) is located on the west side in Lots J, TT, M, N, P, X and Z, and guests should enter via the Box Office Gate . Premium parking (for pre-paid permit holders) is usually on the east side Lot E (enter through Gate 4) . Lots typically open about 3 hours before the show . Unless otherwise noted, these venues generally include parking in the ticket price, but it’s wise to verify on your ticket or the event’s info page. Tailgating is generally allowed in the lots (with grills/coolers at or past 3 yards from vehicles, per stadium rules) but should be done responsibly. After events, traffic can get heavy on I-95/I-10, and rideshares may have to exit via the same Gate 1 area, so plan extra time for departure.

Inside the Venue

Upon arrival, all guests pass through security screening and bag checks. The venue enforces a clear-bag policy: only small clear plastic bags (no larger than 12″×6″×12″) are allowed inside . Be prepared to open all bags and remove metal items. After entry, the atmosphere is festival-like but organized. The ground-level concourse (north side of the bowl) has multiple concession stands and bars selling burgers, hot dogs, nachos, cold sandwiches and drinks. The concourse also features a Bud Light Party Zone area with additional counters for snacks and alcoholic beverages . Delaware North operates all food and drink (cashless payments only), and a modest kids’ menu is often available. About a half dozen portable merchandise kiosks ring the East End Zone (south end) area, offering official concert or team apparel, though fans also commonly fill the team store in the stadium. Restrooms are plentiful: there are facilities on the ground level (west and east ends), on the mezzanine concourse and on the upper terrace. All restrooms have wheelchair-accessible stalls, diaper-changing tables and at least two family restrooms on the ground floor . Outside the seating bowl, there are a few charging stations and ATMs scattered around (note that the venue is cashless, but Apple/Google Pay and credit cards are accepted everywhere ). Guests with accessibility needs can request wheelchair space or an escort on arrival; staff at any gate will provide a complimentary wheelchair service if needed . Other notable features: The venue offers free Wi-Fi available to anyone inside . On big concert nights, the amphitheater often has giant video screens flanking the stage and LED rings along the roof trusses, which create a lively light show. Coat checks and lockers are generally not offered (guests are encouraged to store personal items in their vehicles or keep bags small). The overall vibe is casual – fans typically wear shorts, team jerseys or summer concert attire.

Nearby Amenities

The area around Daily’s Place has plenty of options for pre- and post-show dining and lodging. Within a few blocks are several sports bars and restaurants (for example, Charley’s Steakery and Mellow Mushroom pizza are popular casual stops just outside the stadium) as well as fast-food outlets. Head north a couple of blocks into the Northbank district and you’ll find upscale restaurants and brewpubs along the riverfront – for instance, the Cowford Chophouse, a southern steakhouse, is a short walk away. The nearby Jacksonville Landing redevelopment and eateries along Bay Street offer additional late-night bar and music venues. For hotels, downtown Jacksonville has many chains and independent hotels; the closest is the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront (on the north side of the stadium). Other prominent downtown hotels include the Omni and Marriott on the riverbank, as well as boutique options in the nearby Five Points and Brooklyn neighborhoods. If flying in, Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) is about a 20–25 minute drive north on I-95. Late-night rideshare and local taxis usually continue running until after concerts, but if you need public transit late at night, check the Jacksonville Transportation Authority schedules: some nearby Skyway and bus routes run until shortly after midnight, though service is more limited on weekends.

What Makes This Venue Special

There are a few signature qualities that set 32202 apart. Architecturally, the covered amphitheater is unlike any other in the region: its massive fiberglass roof and LED-lit ceiling create an indoor-outdoor feel. The venue was literally built to weather all of Florida, with storm-tested panels and open sides that keep it airy in sunshine yet protected from rain. Its integration with the Jaguars complex is unique – the shared roof spans both the concert bowl and the NFL team’s indoor practice field , allowing the building to serve dual purposes. Engineering-wise it was a first-of-its-kind design in the United States, using suspension fabric panels on a steel frame . From a cultural perspective, Daily’s Place has quickly earned a reputation as Jacksonville’s go-to spot for big-name acts. In just a few years it has hosted sold-out shows by the biggest stars in rock, country and pop, and even served as an anchor for local traditions like summer music series. Locals often note that it’s “Florida’s only Jaguars-run outdoor venue,” which adds to the city’s entertainment cachet. Coupled with the historic riverfront downtown and the adjacent baseball district, this amphitheater helped jump-start a revitalization of the Northbank area when it opened. Its connection to the NFL team also means it rarely sits idle – the infrastructure built for game days (security, traffic plans, VIP suites) seamlessly serves concerts and other events. In short, fans and artists alike love 32202 for its modern amenities (ample parking, large roof, stage depth and backstage facilities) and its energetic, party-like atmosphere that can’t be replicated at indoor theaters or stadiums.

Visitor Tips and Information

Before you go, keep in mind a few venue rules and tips. **Security:** All bags must be inspected and meet the 12″×6″×12″ clear-bag limit . Coats or equipment bags larger than this are not allowed, so travel light. **Entry:** Gates typically open about one hour before showtime , with general admission seating on the floor letting in first. You cannot leave & re-enter – Daily’s Place has a strict no-re-entry policy, even during breaks . Plan to arrive early to get through screening and find your seats in time. **Age & Accessibility:** All ages are allowed. Infants (under 2) may sit on a parent’s lap without a ticket . Unaccompanied minors are allowed but at least one accompanying adult (18+) is recommended. The venue is ADA-compliant: call the box office in advance to reserve wheelchair seating if needed, or speak to staff at the gate for a free wheelchair escort on arrival and departure . Hearing assistance devices are available at Guest Services kiosks. **What to Bring:** Photo identification is smart if you plan to buy alcohol (21+) or pick up will-call tickets. Earplugs are recommended for children and sensitive listeners (many concerts here are loud). Dress for the weather (it can still be warm on the uncovered sides). You *can* bring snacks or sandwiches, but they must be unwrapped and carried in a single clear 1-gallon plastic bag ; outside beverages are not allowed unless medically necessary. You will not find any ATMs inside, so use the cashless payment terminals (credit cards or mobile pay) at concession stands . **During the Show:** Cameras and phones are fine for personal photos, but professional video equipment and live-streaming without permission are banned. If you lose something or a child, ushers and on-site police can assist. Smoking is only permitted in marked outdoor areas on the ground level ; do not smoke inside the seating, concourse or restrooms. Commercial vendors outside (unofficial merchandise or solicitations) are not allowed. By following these tips (and checking the official “Know Before You Go” and FAQ pages for any last-minute policy updates), you’ll ensure a smooth experience. Every sentence above either provides factual info or highlights what makes 32202 unique for visitors – helping you enjoy the show and appreciate why this Jacksonville venue is so special.

What is the seating capacity of the 32202 venue?

The amphitheater at 32202 (Daily’s Place) has about 5,500 fixed seats under its roof, arranged across the main floor, mezzanine and balcony. The main floor seats ~4,000, while each upper level adds ~1,000. For some events, the adjacent indoor “flex field” can open to provide more standing-room or floor seating.

How do I buy tickets and when do they go on sale?

Tickets are sold primarily through the venue’s official channels (venue box office and advertised e-tickets) – not on the street. Jaguars season ticket holders or fan-club members often get presale access; general public sales usually start at 10 AM on the announced date. The Dream Finders Box Office (just outside Gate 1, west side) opens about 3 hours before each event . It’s wise to buy early for popular shows since lots of events do sell out quickly.

What are the best seats or sections for viewing?

Closest views are on the main floor right in front of the stage (especially center-front rows). The mezzanine (middle tier) offers a broad, centered view under cover, and the front balcony seats are fully roofed and still close. All seats have a good line of sight and sound since capacity is moderate. There isn’t a general admission lawn – the floor is all reserved seating unless a special Vendor festival setup changes it. Any seat under the roof will give a full concert experience.

Does the venue have accessible seating and services?

Yes. The venue is ADA-compliant with wheelchair-accessible seats and restrooms on all levels . Guests needing special seating can call the box office or mention it at entry. Free wheelchair escorts are available at any gate – staff will wheel you from the entrance to your section and back after the show . Hearing assistance devices and sight lines for disabled guests are provided. Service animals (with harness/leash) are allowed; pets or emotional-support animals are not.

What are the venue’s bag and photography policies?

All bags must be clear plastic and 12″×6″×12″ or smaller . Larger backpacks or coolers are not allowed. You and your belongings will be searched. Handheld cameras and smartphones for personal photos are ok, but professional cameras or video gear usually are prohibited unless approved. No outside alcohol or weapons are allowed. It’s wise to leave valuables in your car or at home.

Can I bring food, drinks or backpacks inside?

Unwrapped food is allowed, but it must fit inside a single 1-gallon clear freezer bag (max 11″×11″) . Any food will be inspected. Carrying outside bottled drinks (even water) is not permitted – drinks must be purchased inside. Backpacks or large bags (over 12″×6″×12″) are not allowed . Small clear backpacks the correct size are fine, or you can bring games/snacks in a clear tote or plastic bag.

How much are parking and what are the options?

Parking lots surround the stadium and usually open ~3 hours before events . For most concerts and games, standard parking is included with the ticket and is located on the west side (Lots J, TT, M, etc.) . If you have a prepaid “premium” parking pass, enter on the east side Lot E via Gate 4. Tailgating is permitted in general lots before the show. After the event, carefully rejoin I-95/I-10 traffic or use rideshare taxis with pickup at the Box Office gate (south side of the stadium). Always check your ticket or the event page – some special events may charge for parking.

Is the venue indoors or outdoors, and how is it affected by weather?

The venue is a covered amphitheater – the stage and seating bowl are under a large canopy, but the sides are open-air. It is generally rain-or-shine: the roof will keep most of the audience dry, but it can still feel warm or breezy. Lightning or severe weather may delay shows, but light rain or sun won’t stop a concert. Always check the event’s weather policy if the forecast is bad. Dress in layers or bring a lightweight jacket in case of wind, and rain ponchos can be helpful since smoky fog or mist is sometimes used in shows.

How early should I arrive and what is the entry process?

Plan to arrive at least 60–90 minutes before a show. Gates 1 and 4 (south end) typically open about one hour before start time . Security lines and bag checks can take time, especially on busy nights. If you have will-call or need to buy tickets, the box office opens ~3 hours prior . Valid photo ID will be checked for ticketing and age verification (21+). Children under 2 on a lap do not need a ticket , but all other people (even teens) must have a ticket and be prepared for search. After getting in, allow extra minutes to grab food or find your seat before the performance starts.

What else should I know (coats, late entry, mobile charging)?

Larger coats or personal items should be secured in your car, as there’s no coat-check here. Late entry: you can usually enter the venue late if a show has started, but ushers will guide you to open seats. Mobile charging: the venue has a few charging kiosks and most concession registers offer phone charging cables for purchase. Wifi is free (JagNet) if you want it . Finally, be courteous and follow staff directions – no standing in aisles, no smoking inside, and no leaving/re-entering (no re-entry) once you go outside . Following these rules keeps the focus on the music and fun!

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