molson amphitheatre Review

Pretty good venue for shows. Good sound quality, lots of washrooms, loads of food/drink options. Getting out of shows is a pain because of the choke points but that can't be helped. Drinks are stupid expensive which sadly is the norm in Toronto for any event (yay $13+ beers that i can get at the LCBO for $2.50)

From personal experience I'll say if you can get pit tickets to rock shows do so because 1) seats suck by definition unless you hate moshing, and 2) the lawn here is too far back and tends to not have the best vibe in it.

Oh and fair warning: the lawn and some of the outer seats aren't covered from rain. Also, if you're on the lawn at a sold-out show be prepared to inhale a lot of vape and/or marijuana smoke. The security guards will stop people from smoking when the crowd is thinner but by the time headliners show up they seem to vanish.

You can see and listen perfectly well where ever you are

Always one of a hell of a time at bud stage! Beer is a little pricey

Great outside venue with great sight lines and the food and drinks are good -The sound system is very good -plan ahead go early as Security checks are slow BUT in today's times 'I won't complain

Great venue, however, entering and exiting is a mad house and the cost of confessions is outrageous.

Was disappointed to the extreme. I could not hear the concert as drunken crowds filled the aisles. People constantly coming and going to their seats for beer. I enjoy a beer as much as the next person but this venue is set up like just a large bar... not for the enjoyment of a concert. will not be burned twice

Poor parking and security staff are very rude won't go to another concert there

Great venue but ridiculous prices for food/beverages!

Would be nice if all seats were covered and if vendors would sell stuff at least a little more reasonable...

I was here for a 1975 concert and it was AMAZING experience. The only problem was that there were tiny flies around the lawn and that made it less enjoyable. But in the end it didn't ruin the experience that much, because when the concert kicked in all the flies seemed to go away.

A great summer venue to watch your favourite band while the sun sets over the lake.

The open air theatre is designed for maximum viewing however the supports do block certain seats. The seating is small enough to make the lawn seating a bit of a comfort, if the rain didn't turn the ground into a moist mess.

Definitely an anchor for Toronto's music and entertainment scene. While there is Massey Hall in the downtown core, this part of the old Ontario Place still remains vibrant and changing as much as the taste of music that houses within it.

Awesome venue!! Saw Jimmy Buffet here, and of course the show was Awesome!!!

The venue is good, there are lots of bathrooms and bars so lines aren't too crazy but the parking lots are often marked as full and closed when they're maybe 50% full, not sure why they do this.

The event staff was great and everything was well-organized. Not upset that Budweiser took over from Molson.

Beer pricing is ridiculous the triple the price on alcohol and the seating is fisher price at best if your on the lawn bring a sheet to sit down on

Saw Journey /Doobie Brothers. Acoustically great venue and more options for food than expected. The smoking ban was odd but that may be a city law. Prices really high for food and swag. Friendly staff.

I've been to so many concerts here and every time the sound is so distorted. I always thought it was just the bands and their equipment but recently I have come to realize that it is the actual venue itself. It is placed in a beautiful location and has a unique feel to it but be warned that the sound will disappoint.

Clean grounds, good production, staff was friendly but drink prices are out of control. I bought a Stella Artois tall can of beer for like $12.50.

Great place but ridiculously high prices for drinks.

This place is classic Toronto scene. They do a good job with beer vendors, I never have to wait to get a beer. Easy enough to get to.

Love Love this arena, the best for concerts and well priced - please get more artist to play here :)

I loooooove the stage! You have a nice view of Toronto, CN Tower from there!

Love this venue for country concerts in the summer!

Jimmy Buffet concert was amazing. It's not just a concert it's a beach party and lots of parrot heads were there...

Great view and area. Food was lacking and over priced.

Super fun venue with lots going on! I personally love outdoor venues and love the lawn atmosphere. Great food options. Insane drink prices but we won a contest and had 4 free drink tickets! Great night out.

Great concerts
Outrageous beer prices

The concert was great and general admission seats (on the grass) were still great.

Saw imagine dragons.
With my five year old.
So good.

Its a really nice venue but they could do with an extra mens washroom

Toronto s venue for huge outdoor concerts. Pricey just like most venues for food and drinks but great pricing for the lawn seats which are general admission. Large number of beer vendors to keep the lines manageable. Usually great acts for the summer. If you don t mind spending for closer seats (that are also sheltered from precipitation) then that option is also available.

An amazing outdoor venue that offers a unique concert experience! Only Sections 100-300 covered if it rains.

Great place for a show. Seating is great. If you are in general admission bring a chair. Or at least a blanket.

First time seeing The Offspring live, really good show.

It the best place for you to consider spending time with friends and family

Great venue, clean bathrooms! Definitely would go again.

Saw Def Leppard and Blink182 here over the 2016 summer, good acoustics and plenty of space to sit and chill

A great place to catch a comedy show or a concert on a warm summer evening (just hope the weather cooperates!). Hillside ticket prices are VERY reasonable without sacrificing sound or ambiance. Seat tickets are also reasonable and you won t More

The venue has been re signed as bud wiser stage. Pretty much same as ampatheatre
Stupidly priced beer and food.
But it's what you pay.

Very disappointed to watch and try to listen the last GOT there. Sound was very bad and on top the place smelled/reeked urine.
In general a very disgusting experience.

A beautiful place you van spot some of the most exquisite yatches and cars.

I saw Iron Maiden there in August and it was a great show extremely good sound.

Not the best place for concerts. Toronto has so many better venues

The Robert Plant show was excellent.
$14 for one beer, not so much.

Every seat is a good seat! I love going to concerts here.

Great area. Love concerts here. The only complaint I have is the tickets that are cheaper are not seat tickets they are for the field at the back. Which is fine. But when it rains it gets all muddy and the grass sucks. They could of at least made natural benches or steps. Or add benches for that weather

Great venue! Wish they would have chosen a Canadian beer instead of Budweiser

Great Venue. . But be aware if you park there . It took an hour to get out after the concert was over

Nice outdoor venue. Vendor prices are high and the seating is so so. If it rains and you sit in the grass your pouched.

Great venue if you're not shot. the minimal slope to the seating means if the person in front of you is even slightly taller than you, you wont be able to see over them. Now, I'm use to venue prices for drinks and all, but $8 for a bottle of water is a bit obscene and lets not even get started on the price of alcohol or semi-stale food. The sound though is great, one of the few outdoor venues that doesn't fall apart from the sound of nature. All in all, great for concerts, not very good for much else.

This is a great venue for music. The beer is oh so expensive, though.

Went to see Weezer, stayed to watch people fall down the hill. Fyi, if its rained the paths along the sides of the hill turn into slip and slides, and security told us they had no wood chips or sawdust to lay.

The Budweiser stage is the best venue in Toronto. If you love bands.... go to this venue!!!!!

The prices of beer necessitate the sale of body parts or the remortgaging of your house working for Uber for a few weeks might also help you afford to have a beverage at this place. Other than that sound as good but getting out is a bit of a pain