PARKING: They are now charging $30 per car to park at this venue. It has always been free...but...new management. You can buy a parking pass online prior to the day of the show for $25. You are able to tailgate in the parking area...we brought some wawa hoagies and drinks to consume before going inside. We should've brought some lawn chairs to sit on while tailgating. Highmark is the new owner of the The Mann. They did some sprucing up inside and it looks great! The staff were all very nice and helpful. We enjoyed the show that we went to see. I did not get anything to eat but I got one drink...the large can of Bud Light Seltzer...for $19.80. Definitely the most i've ever paid for one of those. You can bring in with you: one sealed bottle of water or an empty vessel for water. My friend brought ice in her vessel and they didn't even look inside. read more

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I came here for a Yelp event featuring BalletX, and overall I had a good experience. I think this venue really shines in the summer when it's hosting concerts and outdoor performances. The setting is one of its biggest strengths. Since it's farther from dense residential areas, it feels like the kind of place that can really embrace large-scale outdoor events without worrying too much about noise. The lawn area in the back is especially nice. There's a gentle hill where people can spread out blankets, have a picnic, and enjoy the show. On a nice evening, it's a great atmosphere. For ballet and classical performances specifically, I had more mixed feelings. Outdoor venues naturally don't have the same acoustics as traditional concert halls or theaters, and I found myself wishing I could hear the orchestra more clearly. The performance itself was wonderful, but you lose some of that rich resonance and echo that makes live classical music feel so immersive indoors. The venue offers the usual snacks you'd expect, including popcorn, fries, sodas, and other basics. Nothing particularly memorable, but enough if you want a quick bite during a show. The seating is pretty straightforward. Standard plastic theater-style seats that get the job done. I also appreciated the large screens and production technology. For an outdoor venue, everything felt modern and well organized, and the screens helped make sure everyone could follow along even from farther away. My biggest concern was accessibility. I noticed quite a few older guests struggling with some of the stairs and inclines while finding their seats. It made me wonder how difficult the experience might be for visitors with mobility challenges. There are accessible seating options, but depending on where you're sitting, navigating parts of the venue could be challenging. Overall, I enjoyed my time here. It's a beautiful outdoor venue with a relaxed atmosphere, great picnic space, and solid event infrastructure. I probably wouldn't choose it over a traditional theater for ballet or orchestral performances, but for concerts and summer events, I can absolutely see why people love it. One final piece of advice: bring bug spray. Trust me on that one. Also, there's like a venue tsa out front, be patient lol read more

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The Mann is NOT ADA ready!! For those in a wheelchair or other equipment they want you to park a 1/2 mile from the venue on unlevel grass ride a trolley to the main entrance. THIS IS A MESS!! Once inside they have a lot of paths made uneven by unearthed unpaved grass some areas covered with particle board. The elderly amputee in a wheelchair became overwhelmed and emotional trying to find legal and legitimate ADA parking. Navigating through this was exhausting and dangerous some others fell and tripping along the way. The workers gave conflicting directions, young people who could not or did not give clear instructions. IN CUSTOMER SERVICE COMMUNICATION SKILLS SHOULD BE REQUIRED!!! There's more but I don't think anyone here cares! read more

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I have to say that this place is gorgeous. It's perched up on a hill and you can see the skyline. There is a lack of ADA compliance. There is also a lot of disorganization in regard to the staff and who knows what. The prices are also really high for stadium food. There are trolleys that will drive you up to the center from the parking lot and they also have a Mann center loop bus that takes you back to center city. Overall if you are able bodied person that can afford two $$ food it's a pretty good place. read more

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Everything about the venue was great from the staff to the bathrooms to the actual performance. It was my first time ever seeing a concert here and I will definitely be back. Even the food was good. read more

Highmark Mann - Side view of the stage - Music Venues Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Came to Philly for the weekend to see The rapper NAS with the entire orchestra playing his music at this venue. This was our 1st time as we came with a few friends that were familiar with this venue from previous events. Parking was in the grass as we got there a bit earlier however, parking was a nightmare getting out after concert. Please listen to me~park further away on the street and take the long walk in the beginning so you can easily get out at the end. Tip #1 They have food vendors and food trucks which we got the loaded nachos which was just ok. We purchased lawn seating as personal seats/folded chairs are not allowed. Lawn seats were reserved in advance at the time of ticket purchase for $10 each. Upon arrival you can pick up your reserved lawn seats. The weather was perfect. The screens to see the artist and sound were great. It's was a great experience. A lot of walking is required so bring comfortable shoes. Tip#2 I may consider returning at some point. read more

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First time here and was thoroughly impressed. Jeremy and I took a friend to see the perfect circle, primus, puscifier show and had a blast. We were escorted to the entrance, never had to go through security, they never even checked to see if we had tickets. We had lawn seats, but talked to the guy in guest services to get upgraded to pavilion, where it's flatter (and thus safer) for my wheelchair. Plus the upgrade meant we would have stayed dry, if it had rained, and we could actually see the stage. We were given two folding chairs by Mike, the guy in charge of ADA seating, and never asked once about our tickets (unlike at Jiffy Lube live where you have to pretty much have them plastered to your forehead). Parking was right outside the entrance and it took very little time to exit the lot to get back on the road. I loved the accessibility of the venue. Family bathroom is in guest services, and was clean and large enough. The fries sucked. Really. That's like the only bad thing I have to say about the place. Oh and they're a "straw free venue" which is a bit annoying for those of us who shake and rely on straws for hydration, but I clearly survived. Totally recommend. read more

Highmark Mann - Intermission at Sessanta 2.0 - Music Venues Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Amazing outside venue!! I've attended the Roots Festival at this location for 3-4 years, as well as Erykah Badu. I love how large this venue is. It's clean, easy to navigate through, provides plentiful free parking, perfect variety of onsite food and beverage sales, clean indoor and outdoor bathrooms, etc. The amphitheater is huge w an amazing sound system. Large stage, well tiered seating. The staff here are always kind, and helpful. I look forward to continuing to visit this magnificent outdoor amphitheater and venue. read more

I've been coming here since I was a kid, and it's still a fun venue. I've seen great shows over the years, even if I can't often afford good seats. It holds a special place on my heart because of all the memories I've made here. If you can swing tickets under the canopy, do it. But the lawn can be its own fun community of diehard fans of whomever is performing. As a teen I remember folks boasting that the venue is "acoustically perfect." It certainly sounds nice to my untrained ear. Getting there can be a challenge on public transit, but parking is free if you can drive yourself there. read more

5 star experience all the way around!!! This was an experience not just a performance! The set, the dancers, the message, the sound, and lighting were so on point. The rain and lightning literally beginning outside the pavilion as the opening act started in the rainforest was almost on cue and totally coincidental but wow!!! Added the breeze, the rain, the feeling we were all sitting in the rainforest with the troupe. read more

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Great music by Philadelphia Orchestra. Although it's hot outside, it's pretty cool in the seating area due to big ceiling fans. Going home from parking lots can be a hassle. I recommend parking near the exit read more

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I enjoyed my first event at The Mann Center last weekend where I got to see Cynthia Erivo perform with The Philadelphia Orchestra. The venue is stunning - a beautifully situated, open-air amphitheater that feels just as inviting as it is open. Having been to handfuls of event spaces, The Mann has so many pros. I was pleasantly surprised by the free parking that is offered (as well as paid parking for those who want to park closer to the venue instead of taking a short walk up to it.) This made my fairly priced ticket an even sweeter deal, though the chaos of having to get out of the venue after was less fun. (With single roads taking you into The Mann, it's challenging to easily get out if you drive in. Be ready to practice a little patience.) Although I didn't buy concessions, I was impressed by the variety. Many people seated around me enjoyed wine, beer, popcorn, and even Rita's water ice. It was a hot day so the presence of Rita's was a huge hit! One tip - you can bring in with you a sealed/never opened 16oz water bottle. Take advantage! The seats were actually comfortable and I didn't feel like I was on top of the people next to me as I normally do at less modern theatres. This made it easy to enjoy myself. Sightlines from my seat in row LL were great, though children around me struggled to see despite the pitched seating arrangement. The ones around me resorted to sitting on their parents lap to properly see over the adults, so parents plan accordingly! The sound quality was very good overall. Because it's open air, if there's ambulances or fireworks (in our case) going off nearby, you will hear it, but the venue is very immersive. I appreciate the cool design they have to the stage that allows performers to literally walk out and between the front sections. Cynthia took advantage of this and I was envious of those who paid to be closer for the amazing shots they got! The staff working at The Mann during my visit were extremely helpful and pleasant. I really enjoyed my time and look forward to other offerings to find an excuse to come back again! read more

Highmark Mann - Cynthia Erivo and the Philadelphia Orchestra - Music Venues Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

What an amazing venue! We were on Vacation and had concert tickets and it was an amazing experience. Loved the water stations, good restrooms, and some decent vendor and food options. Service was great at the gates, during the venue, and departing. Such a great outdoors venue and some great views too. Would recommend attending a show or event here. We took a ride share to and from but could have easily driven as parking did not seem to be an issue. I went to guest services and was able to get a pair of earplugs which was nice. read more

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This is my second event here and the venue is awesome!!! I love how smoothly events run and how awesome the staff is. There is always someone friendly around to guide you to where you're supposed to be. The food vendors are a nice touch and the pavilion is just fantastic. I can't wait to attend other events her. read more

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Last night's Jack Johnson show was amazing. But being someone who has been there a lot, I was very surprised to walk in and see a man with no shirt on. Big beer belly hanging out. No one should be forced to look at that. There were tons of children at the show. I asked security and they said, "it's discouraged for men to remove their shirts". DISCOURAGED? Wow. I need a shirt, as a woman. That's unbelievable to me. The merch stand was the ONLY ONE for a sold out show and we never got close, bc the line only thinned out when Jack was playing. So it was stand in line for merch or miss the show. I decided later in the evening to venture down to merch during the show. There was still a very long line and they had already sold out of multiple items. We won't be coming back for any more shows. Maybe they should enforce a no shirt, no entry policy and have at least 2 merch stands for a sold out show. Very disappointed in The Mann after all these years. read more

I forgot just how wonderful it is here. My boyfriend and I decided to enjoy a concert on a Thursday night. We had tickets for seats but there weren't covered. We walked around and got drinks since we ate dinner before we left the house. Found our seats which were surprisingly comfortable and enjoyed a wonderful show! All of the staff we dealt with were very friendly. It was a nice night! read more

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Beautiful venue bringing in some of the top touring acts during the summer and fall months. I found myself there twice in one week for a Death Cab/Postal Service show and then the boygenius show the weekend after. I sat on the lawn for both concerts and had wildly different experiences on both occasions, though I think that had more to do with the crowd sizes and demographics than anything else. The Death Cab show was one of the best concert going experiences I've ever had. Kind security staff, unlimited popcorn refills, great crowd, and timely transport from Fairmount utilizing the Mann Loop via Septa. Look into this if you're looking for great public transit options from center city! The boygenius show vibes were a little off. Much younger crowd which I don't fault the Mann for, but insane lines for merch and food. It seems like they could potentially rearrange based on shows or something? Not a soul in the cocktail lines and it seems like there could have been better utilizations of the booths. The lawn was way oversold and you truly could not see a thing. There were no screens working for the opener either which was a huge bummer. Gorgeous views of the city and I know for next time to always go for under the dome seating. Looking forward to my best experience here! read more

Highmark Mann - a crowd of people sitting on the grass - Music Venues Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

My daughter and I attended the BalletX at the Manns Center. This place is fabulous. The performance was magnificent! The food service looked amazing and the appeared in order. The seating was great, even in the rainy weather. read more

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Awesome venue to see a show, especially with younger kids who want to see their favorite artists at an all ages show. Plus grownups can get drinks!! Pricey drinks but hey, can't win them all. We've seen Maggie Rogers here twice in 2019 & 2023 and my now 9 year old had the best time on each occasion. Parking is a bitch, it's easy to get in but lord help you when you're leaving. They try their best. It's just an impossible cluster fck that can't be helped! read more

Highmark Mann - Summer of '23 - Music Venues Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Love this place, parking is a bear but great venue for a show. Food options are not to abundant , but what they have is not that bad. Pricey!!!!! read more

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I've been to the man twice in the past 2 years. I like this location compared to the other venues that are deeper in the city. It's much easier to commute here from the suburbs and far less traffic leaving! All the event staff I have ever interacted with has been stellar ! Honestly very sweet. I do wish they had a little better communication regarding weather. I knew the event was rain or shine and understood that going into it. I was prepared to brave the rain and found out that it got moved to the covered pavilion rather than the original skyline stage. It was nice not being in the rain but communication would have been nice. There were also many vendors and things happening above the main stage that were a bit inconvenient to walk to and from because of that. Also had a hot dog at their grill - the one that's on the side of the main stage. Absolutely disgusting. Had a rock hard piece of something in it and it was sooo dry it was gross. I won't knock down the score for that - just stay away from food and it's great. Good parking, good stage, good staff, nice bathrooms and the ease of coming and going makes it all worth it! read more

Highmark Mann - Main stage . Pretty roomy seating! View from the second to last section. - Music Venues Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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My experience at The Mann Center was simply magical. Maybe it was the juxtaposition of my angst versus jubilation surrounding my unavoidable 50th birthday. Or maybe it was the amazing music of the #UnityTour and the outstanding acoustics at The Mann. But maybe it was also the brisk weather at the end of September in Philadelphia for this Floridian, and the fantastically friendly people we met that weekend. Or, maybe it was a kismet cocktail of all these elements. Y'all in the greater Tampa Bay Area may appreciate my review of The Mann Center in comparison to our similar outdoor concert venue. The Mann felt smaller initially, because there was just one main entrance and the lines to enter seemed long, plus the parking lot looked small and rather narrow. Once inside the gates, the venue itself though looked to be larger than any outdoor concert venue in the Tampa Bay area, with more covered seating, including balcony seats, and also reserved uncovered seating, in addition to a general admission lawn area. We'd utilized the SEPTA Mann Loop bus and didn't have to deal with parking so I possibly didn't fully see the entire parking area. After we got through the entrance, the courtyard with food, bevs & merch was landscaped & decorated with foliage & string lights, giving an intimate vibe in spite of the crowds. The bathrooms were very clean with swift-moving lines. Food & alcohol queues were long but also seemed to move efficiently. I bought a cocktail before the show, served in a reusable plastic cup (with a shot of something), and the refill was a bit cheaper; during the *intermission* (DJ Paul Oakenfold kept the music going!), I bought some expensive French fries but they were REALLY good. Side note, that cup made it home to Tampa! We never climbed up the hill to the lawn area, as the broad promenade between the covered & uncovered reserved seating was not well-monitored. We were able to enjoy both sets from there, behind the reserved seats under the roof. During the New Order set (they played last on this night), we met a couple of generous men who didn't mind us loitering & fake-dancing next to their aisle seats under the roof. And they even let us slide into their row when security came around to clear the stairs. After the show, I met a Dead Milkmen fan who reprimanded me in the most polite way that the band started in Philly. And every other person I encountered at this show was as equally pleasant. The Mann is now on my shortlist of favorite venues and I hope I can return soon. The back-story you may not want: literally six days prior to my 50th birthday, hubs suggested traveling somewhere to see the Pet Shop Boys & New Order if I could make the trip cost reasonable. Since their tour wasn't playing anywhere near Florida, or even in the southeastern US, I had to consider flight & hotel expenses along with tickets. However, ticket prices & flights for the cities I know, like NYC & Chicago, were egregious. Oh, did I mention that I also had to make it work as a long weekend? My options were limited! But then I saw Sunday night lawn tickets at The Mann in Philly were $50, on what happened to be my actual birthday. AND THEN I found r/t flights for $298 TOTAL FOR BOTH OF US. Add 2 nights in Center City for $200 a night, near SEPTA's Mann Center Loop (cheap transit), and my birthday trip weekend was quite affordable. read more

Both Billy Idol & Joan Jett were on fire last nite, though TicketMaster convinced me to pay an additional $50 to park in The Mann's Preferential Parking Lot. This lot was closest to the front entrance. I chose to park here because I have bad knees and can't walk too far. I met two other patrons who got to this lot 10 minutes before me, before any attendants were onsite and parked for FREE. Not sure if the scam was from TicketMaster or the Mann...or both. I will not be returning to this venue & I'm making sure all my friends know about my negative experience! read more

Love it here! I go to almost every show in the summer! Last summer I saw Kaytranada and Bryson tiller! It was amazing!

The TD Pavilion at the Mann is one of the best outdoor venues in Philly. I was there on 6/21/25 to see Cynthia Erivo. The sound quality is good, restrooms were clean, and though expensive, they offer good food & drink options. I took public transportation so can't speak on the parking situation. If you have the chance to see a concert at the Mann do it! read more

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Could use more fans. Hot in here under this tent. Nice vendor selections for drinks and food. Decent restrooms. Seats roomy all things considered. read more

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One of the best concert venues I've ever visited. I flew in for a quick trip to see a show here and was impressed from entry to exit. Dropped off by Lyft right in front. Security was a breeze. There was plenty of merch, drink and food options in the area. Bathroom, lines were never long and moved quickly. The entire space never felt crowded or uncomfortable. All the staff was friendly and helpful. We had a minor issue with our seats, which were in the ADA section, behind the pit and the ushers were quick to recognize and help. Exit was about as fast and efficient as you could expect for a sold out show of 13K people. We found our Lyft quickly but the traffic was a nightmare to get out; can't fault the venue for that. If ever a show I really want to see, I'll definitely consider flying up just to see it here. I wish other venues took note of the TD Pavilion at the Mann. read more

Good venue, however the men's bathroom excepted women. There were 3 women waiting in line as my boyfriend was waiting for a urinal. To each their own, but for me and my boyfriend, it wasn't the moves. read more

Beautiful venue! They've done such a great job landscaping, hanging lights, color-coordinating signage, and of course they have one of the best views of the skyline. FREE PARKING, which is unheard of anymore. Otherwise it's just like every other Live Nation venue when it comes to food and beverage pricing. The spots in the lower plaza feature some local chefs (the rice bowls are from El Merkury!) which is very cool. Traffic is kind of a nightmare right as the concert ends but if you leave a little early or wait 30 minutes it's not that bad. read more

Highmark Mann - Skyline in the back - Music Venues Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Love this venue! I really like the summer stage with general admission! You get a great view of Philly and can see the concert up close! Typical concert prices for food and drinks, but they do have food trucks! Never had a bad experience with the staff! Always great service! Also the free parking makes this one of the best places to see a show! read more

I had tickets to see Cyndi Lauper at the Mann, I was never there before. I had seats in Lawn9. I had no clue where that was located. There was absolutely nobody to help me find that section, no workers. So I wound up renting chairs because I didn't know what else to do. I was with my handicapped mother who cannot walk long distances. I spent $30 for the chair rental that I feel I should be reimbursed for because I had seats that I couldn't find. This place sucks don't go there! read more

The Mann Center is such an awesome venue! I was just there for a Tyler Childers concert this past weekend and had an amazing time. Parking was FREE and super close to the main entrance. Drinks were a little on the pricey side (as to be expected) and merch was about $25-35. My friend and I got lawn seats but were able to get some amazing "unofficial" standing spots with a pretty darn good view and cover from the rain. I drove 3 and a half hours from Long Island and it was worth every minute of it! read more

I should lead this review with the fact that I am a avid concert goer. I have for 16 years . This is the worst venue I have ever been to . I went to one event here & it was my first and last. The night of the event there was a chance of thunderstorms, instead of informing the concert attendees of this , they let people wait outside the venue for hours. Personally we got here at 4:30pm. The doors were supposed to open at 5:30pm for a 7:00pm show, the doors did not open till 7:30pm, and the show started at 8. When a majority of the crowd was still WAITING to even gain entry into the venue. We missed the opening act. On top of that even the featured musician was upset over how things were handled at this venue. They were only able to do a 1hr set because of all the delays. If that was not bad enough, the parking was a MESS. No one to regulate & guide the traffic flow after the event. Next time I'll just drive to Jersey or NYC to see a musician, I will not make the mistake of coming to this venue again. Waste of $400 !! read more

Amazing venue. Great place to see a show. I was at Phish tonight and had a great time. Because I had to work early the next day I was forced to leave early. While corresponding with the Uber driver I asked the security at the gate if it were the North gate. The exceptionally overweight male working the door responded that he didn't know what exit it was. "It might be north, or south, but I'm not sure. Might be east." Fortunately, his colleague was able to confirm that it was in fact the North Gate. Despite her professionalism, he continued to contradict her information. Apparently he was unhappy that he couldn't partake in the food available to the paying patrons. Great venue, awesome sound, great staff. This with exception to fat a-hole at North Gate. read more

Highmark Mann - a view of the city from the parking lot - Music Venues Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Great experience at the Mann! Came here for a summer concert and it's a perfect outdoor venue when the weather cooperates. Located away from all the CC action, it's a nice spot with open area to perch yourself on with a chair or blanket, and they also have a covered space with seating provided. The arena allows for BYOB so pack appropriately so you can imbibe while you enjoy the show! I was there to see the Philadelphia Orchestra perform some of Broadway's biggest hits accompanied by great singing talent from Broadway! The singers and orchestra did an incredible job and the acoustics the arena provided were great for the show! I was seated in the covered space, which was nice since the humidity was THICK! It felt like it may rain the whole time, but the clouds held off for the evening. There are ceiling fans in the covered area which provided a nice respite from being sticky - circulating the air well and providing a comfortable environment to enjoy the show. Plan ahead for street parking. It is tight, but it can be found! It'll save you the $25 for on site LAWN parking - no thank you! Outside of my orchestra experience, the center really can put on a show for any crowd. They play outdoor movies during the warmer months here (with live band playing the soundtrack of some great classics - like Star Wars and Harry Potter!) Also artists from Ashanti to Vampire Weekend all have upcoming shows at the center. A great open space to entertain many a crowd! Looking forward for my next trip back here! read more

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Let me tell you about my night. First off we got lawn seats and there was no where to sit that wasn't on an extreme slant. There also isn't enough room for all the lawn seats they sell. Honestly they're money hungry... So all night me and everyone else is falling on there butt almost breaking a bone. Security just looks and doesn't help. They also yell at you for literally anything u do. Than we left to go to our car and we couldn't find the lot we parked in and well no parking attendant could help. They didny know where the lots were. So we walked around for and hour till someone was finally able to tell where the lots were. Than leaving is horrible bc the mann is too small so your stuck in stand and still traffic for over an hour. I don't recommend this place to anyone. Save your money. I will never return. This place deserves no stars read more

I had General Admission tickets to see James Taylor at the Mann. I have a back problem so its kind of important that I can sit. Well you cant bring your own lounge chair, you have to rent one for $10.00. Only problem is the concert was sold out. OK. They ran out of chairs! Really? These places are becoming just like the airlines. Lets screw our clients in any way we can to make a dollar. Whats next? Hey I know what you guys can charge for. How about .25 cents for every square of toilet paper. Until you start boycotting these people you deserve what you get. I for one will never again buy a ticket for this venue! read more

Excellent concert venue. I saw The Struts there at the Skyline Stage. It was a mild September night and the weather was perfect. The sound was great despite being outdoors. One of the best sounding concerts I've ever attended. Plenty of drink options, and they even had a food truck selling burgers, chicken, Phillys, and fries. Restrooms were kind of far away. Plenty of parking and a very organized Ride Share area. The larger amphitheater looked cool as well. I would have no problem seeing another concert there again. read more

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After my first experience at an outdoor venue a few months back at PNC Bank Center in New Jersey, I didn't think I would enjoy attending another concert held outdoors. This time the walk from the parking lot to the The Mann Center was decent. The security checkin was efficient and quick. All the food, drinks and merch stands were neatly setup with white tents. Having just had dinner, we opted to just grab a $5 pretzel. Although not warm, it was tasty. We actually got another one during intermission. This is more of an intimate venue. We did paid premium for amazing seats (14th row from the stage). I wanted to feel the energy. I think these were the best seats I have ever sat in. It was clean and wide with lots of leg space. There are also little hooks behind the cup holders to hang your purse or bag. I can't believe I am going to write about the women's restroom. Upon entering, the attendant enthusiastically greets each person..."welcome to the cleanest restroom in the world". The stalls are quite dated but OMG, it was sparkly clean. The best part?? It didn't smell. As you exit, she tells you to please enjoy the show. How wonderful is that? She takes pride in her job and she deserves a raise. Did I have a good time here? You bet I did. I waited two years to see the Pet Shop Boys and New Order. The tour was postponed twice due to the pandemic. The songs took me back to the 80s and the sound quality came through nicely. I danced all night and sitting up close was worth every penny. On a last note: parking is on the grassy areas. It was not fun exiting but it won't deter me from coming back here to see other shows. There is also a stunning skyline view of Philadelphia as this Center sits atop Fairmount Park. read more

Incredibly poor customer service. There have been several changes to an event I was planning on attending, but their phones and email have been unresponsive for days. They are making it incredibly hard for patrons to attend events on weekdays as the changes (such as concert start times) have been made less than 48 hours in advance which is not enough notice for working patrons to recieve accommodaions from work or school. Very dissappointed in this venue, their customer service and their ticketing system!!! read more