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    iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre

    3.5 (283 reviews)
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    Getting ready for FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE!!
    Andrea R.

    What a great venue and concert! It always kept clean, the security is fantastic and everybody that works there is so helpful. Yes the prices are a little extremely, but I understand the cost of running the entire venue. We love watching concerts. They are sitting on the lawn meeting new people. The act that they get in the musicians are always fantastic. I tried a brand new Smashburger last night with french fries it was out of this world. Can't wait for the next concert.

    Rebecca W.

    I've been going to shows at iThink Amphitheater in West Palm Beach for a couple of years now, and I've had nothing but amazing experiences. Here's why. The lineup is solid. Sure, they might not pull the same acts that Miami, Atlanta, or even Tampa get, but considering the market, it's pretty impressive. I've seen Alanis Morissette, Chris Stapleton, Zac Brown Band, Maroon 5, Hootie & the Blowfish, and most recently Jelly Roll and Train. My biggest tip: parking on the side opposite from where everyone else parks (fairgrounds rd) makes a huge difference. Less crowded, easier in and out, and you end up with way more space on that side of the lawn. You can park on the main side and walk over, but trust me, the secondary side is the move. Parking usually runs $25 to $50 depending on the show, so budget for that, though at my last concert (Train) I somehow didn't get charged at all, which has never happened before. General admission lawn seats are the way to go. You get total freedom to sit wherever, get up when you want, grab snacks, hit the bar. You can technically do that from the regular seats too, but there's no real reason to pay extra unless you want cover from the rain. I just bring a poncho and call it a day. One of the best additions they've made in the last couple of years is chair rentals instead of hauling your own. I was skeptical at first, but they dropped the price to $10 this year and now it's genuinely the best deal at the venue. Once a season I'll grab one of their raspberry lemonade drinks in the souvenir cup. They're cute, they're good, and the cups double as shakers at home. Otherwise I limit concessions to 1 drink per show since they're pricey (a drink alone runs about $20). The grounds themselves are beautiful. Grass is always fresh cut and green, and you can tell they put real care into maintaining it. We're lucky to have this venue in our area. It's absolutely worth a visit, or three, every summer.

    Delphine C.

    Haven't been to this Amphitheatre since I was in high school and wow I feel like they've really leveled up. It's nice how you can bring your own blanket and snacks to the arena and they have chair rentals for $10 if you want to not sit on the ground. They let you bring in your own empty drink container and they have free water refill stations and cooling/misting stations to cool you down. There's tons of bars/food stands around so you never have to wait that long in a line. Theres also plenty of bathrooms both porta potties and regular bathrooms. My friends and I sat on the lawn and it was perfect we had plenty of space and could spread out. I love how they put screens right where the lawn starts so you don't have to strain to see the screens by the stage. It is very hot out there so make sure to bring a fan, umbrella if it's an earlier show to hide from the sun/rain. The grass is wet sometimes so bring 2 blankets cause it'll soak through. Great arena, reasonable food and drink prices, great vibes. Leaving is a pain in the butt though.

    Weather delay at 9:29PM
    Lisa C.

    We attended the Jelly Roll concert last month and were fortunate to sit in the box section. This really came in clutch because I was in a boot at the time and needed the extra space for my scooter along with the capability to elevate my leg. It was a long journey from the parking lot even with the scooter but the staff at the entrance as well as the folks up monitoring the box were extremely hospitable. I didn't arrive in time to take advantage of the extra VIP perks but one friend did and she really enjoyed the live music. Another in our group took advantage of the ability to order food and beverages from the box. The quality of food is exactly what one would expect but the service was phenomenal. I wasn't drinking so I didn't need to use the restroom but the box seats do come with a separate restroom option. Finally, our view from our seats was amazing! It was so nice to be able to see and enjoy the show without competing for space especially due to my temporary handicap situation. I highly recommend.

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    Andrea U.

    I remembered to transfer my wallet and personal belongings into a clear bag for security purposes. We got to the amphitheater early because it is a trek to walk from the parking lot to the amphitheater. It took :30 in traffic to pay $25 to park. We then waited on the security line to go through the metal detectors and have our bags checked. Leaving & driving out took a good hour. Toto,Christopher Cross & Men at Work are touring in North America this summer. This pop, rock, soul, funk, blues, & jazz musician had mass appeal in the 2970's. Steve Lukathr is the only original Toto Member still recording & touring. Live Nation was selling tickets to this concert which commences on July 18th in West Palm Beach and will stage several dozen appearances prior to the final event on the west coast. We enjoyed singing along to a mix of well-known hits & some lesser-known tracks. "Sailing," "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)," "Ride Like the Wind," "Never Be the Same." "All Right," "I Really Don't Know Anymore," "Think of Laura," "Pamela," "Rosanna", "Who Can It Be Now," "The Light Is On," "No Time for Talk" ....

    Rob Zombie & Alice Cooper "Freaks On Parade Tour" (8/27/23)
    Alex B.

    Although this amphitheater has gone through many name changes the one thing that remains is how good of a venue it is to see a concert at. I've gone to shows here for over 15 years & it's always a great time. Whether you're in the GA lawn area, the seats underneath the overhang or in the pit you're sure to have a good experience. Most importantly, the sound system is fantastic. Even if you're way up top in the lawn you'll hear the performers clearly. There's also a couple screens if you're seated far away in the lawn, but honestly I've never had an issue seeing the stage. I've gone to some incredible concerts here like The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rob Zombie, Brad Paisley, Zac Brown Band, Dierks Bentley & plenty of others. They host all sorts of shows from country to rock to rap & more. I appreciate how you can get lawn tickets for relatively cheap which is always a win in my book. You can spend a little extra to get actual seats closer to the stage which is well worth it if you're a fan. The only downside is the seats aren't the most comfortable because they're hard plastic but it's not something worth complaining about. I'll gladly buy seated tickets for certain artists. There's plenty of food & drink stands on either side by the entrances but your wallet will definitely be feeling it if you want to buy stuff. The pricing for drinks alone here is pretty terrible which is why I can't give them 5 stars. If you stick with water or soda you'll be a little better off but if you want beer or mixed drinks you better be ready to fork out some money. It's a shame how expensive things are nowadays but they shouldn't be THAT expensive here in my opinion. Even the merch prices aren't that bad with all things considered. I'd much rather get some tour merch over a drink anyways. Overall, this is one of my favorite places to see a concert at because I always enjoy myself. I love seeing the variety of stage sets for each performer I catch here. Whether it's an awesome light show, cool pyrotechnics or extravagant stage props I always look forward to coming back.

    Jenier M.

    What a fantastic time we had at the ITHINK FINANCIAL Amphitheater on Palm Beach. First, my friends decided they were going to buy tickets to the Dierks Bentley Broken branches tour. These are some friends I met years ago at a country music concert as well, and so, when they invited us in the group chat to join them, I didn't think about it twice. We all carpooled and hand a blast getting there. But the fun was barely beginning. Parking was incredibly easy and well organized. The entrance to the concert was also easy to navigate and get through. The venue is incredibly well-structured, and perfectly organized to cater to large audiences. And the staff working at the different kiosk as well as security are incredibly friendly and very welcoming. All in all we had a blast with the bands that took the stage and Dierk's band performing some of their classics, as well as a crazy closing act that took us all back to the days of big hair bands and air wolf on TV.

    We got lucky that by Florida standards, it was a cool night. Vendors prices were as expected. The Ziggy pizza left much to be expected. The pretzel was good. The burger was good enough. The sound was good. Now! What I'm here to say is that the ladies attending the women's restroom were running a well oiled machine! Only time I've seen a rush of people run this smoothly is the drive thru at Chick-fil-A. You were in and out in a few minutes regardless of the long lines! Kudos to them!!

    Jane S.

    Great place for concerts. The parking for tonight events was $25, and is a great walk to the concert spot. The acoustic of the music is great here. They have several venders that sell food.

    Concert hoppers!
    Vero M.

    We did it again! It's high time that I write a review for this amphitheater since most of our concerts take place here now! We've seen Nickelback, Nelly, Lil Wayne, Breaking Benjamin, etc and the amphitheater never fails. It's quite comfortable. It has plenty of seating, covered, lawn, and uncovered. I will say however, oh my goodness the beverages are expensive whether you were drinking alcohol or not. 20 to 45 a pop, 18 on the low end. Makes you want to cry , most times I just opt out. In any case the service is always great. Employees are always friendly. I do think some of them are volunteers, but still they're always friendly. And the sound is great. The crowd is always a great vibe. Never had any issues. It can be a bit crowded in the parking lot. Expected, they're hosting concerts, graduations, etc. And I do feel like they get us parked as soon as possible. Never missed a band, even with a long waiting period in the parking lot. Also the porta potties are pretty clean considering the crowd. So far so good! Again, except for the prices for food and drink ‍ it's all good. Eat before you come then stick to water lol

    Tish P.

    iTHINK reminds me so much of Cynthia Woods in Houston. I like outdoor music concerts but man if it ain't hot. I went to see the Queens of R&B concert (we just gon flow with the name chile cause I love me some SWV and Xscape but that title, idk ain't there yet) and it started in the evening so not as bad as it could have been but ya girl was still sweating! Getting there was a nightmare, parking was a nightmare...so many damn ppl, police picky and slow. I was all the way in the back and the walk wasn't super bad but more than I wanted to do, especially after the concert. Missed one of acts behind that foolishness but now I know to go even earlier if I want to avoid the pileup. I got a ticket up close, like 5 rows from the stage and was in heaven. I am not and will never be a GA lawn chick. I like assigned seating and being close to the stage. And you know those seats ain't made for fat folks, hell even average sized folks but whatever. We just gon bump a few times in this bih cause I'm gon enjoy myself and want you to enjoy yourself too. The staff was OK and I didn't get any food or drinks and thankfully avoided the restroom. Here's mine and your reminder to bring a portable fan!

    Lawn seating, chair seating and the stage.
    Astrida M.

    Last Thursday evening, 8 of us drove up to West Palm Beach to the iThink Amphitheater to see Alanis Morrisette. The opening act was Joan Jett, who played "I Love Rock n Roll"! I can't get the tune out of my mind now. The amphitheater has regular seating and lawn seating. We had chosen lawn seating and it wasn't too bad. However, it started to rain during the performances, and we were drenched. The performers kept performing, but they had a cover. It's ok because we were having fun and our drinks were keeping us warm and happy! We had a great time. The amphitheater has room for 18k or more people, and everyone has a decent view of the stage. There is a food court there with slightly higher prices than you would spend elsewhere. There are restrooms. Everything is nicely laid out. The staff are friendly and helpful in guiding you to the amphitheater. Parking is not the best and requires a lot of walking to get to the seating area. There is staff there to answer questions. We wanted to park as close as possible to the stage. They charged us $80 to park! I don't know what others paid for their spots.

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    Can I take a purse?

    You can but a very small or a clear one.

    Are Reserved lawn seats actually seats?

    Folding beach chairs cannot be brought inside. Folding chairs can be rented on the lawn for $15 each. People brought blankets and rain ponchos to sit on. The lawn got pretty crowded & very smoky.

    What are covid requirements ? No where on page?

    I was there at the end of September. You needed to show a vax card, or negative PCR test for entry. (They were doing tests there for $39.). You needed a mask for entry but not once inside. All vendors for food/drinks were cashless.

    Is there a place for ride share like Lyft or Uber?

    Yes, gate five is well marked and that's where car shares are

    Does the amphitheater have bathrooms?

    yes, and they are nice and clean.

    Anyone have a picture of what the rental chairs look like? Are they comfortable/recommended?

    Hi. Don't have a picture but they were decently comfortable. They are low to the ground, allow my you to stretch your legs out...

    What time do the concerts end usually?

    can I bring a cooler with drinks?

    Where are the best seats located? Assuming you don't want to be in the pit.

    Best seats are in section 1, 2, or 3 but only up to row S. I have seen my favorites there. Creed and Stained. I had to have front row. I was in section 1 row C. It was insane. Best close experience and sound.… 

    Are there any air conditioned areas at the amphitheater?

    No you'll be sweating. It's hot, really hot.

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