Since 1996, the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion has brought big-ticket musicians to northern New England. Located near Lake Winnipesaukee in Gilford, New Hampshire, the venue, originally named Meadowbrook Farm, was an outgrowth of informal concerts thrown on the property by the family who owned it. Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion has since grown to become a 9,000-capacity, two-stage amphitheater. Show
Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion PerformersJohnny Cash opened Meadowbrook during Labor Day Weekend in 1996, and the venue has remained a beloved stop on country tours through its upgrades and name changes, with artists like Sugarland, Willie Nelson, Miranda Lambert, Zac Brown Band and Darius Rucker playing shows here. Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion has received multiple Venue of the Year nominations from the Academy of Country Music Awards. Planning Your Visit to Bank of New Hampshire PavilionThe lakeside town of Gilford offers a variety of food and drink options for people traveling for a show. Patrick’s Pub & Eatery (18 Weirs Rd.) is an old-school Irish pub with live music on the weekends. Lyons’ Den Restaurant & Tavern (25 Dock Rd.) has waterside views and New England specialties. Nearby, Myrna’s Classic Cuisine (131 Lake St., Laconia) is a hidden gem that specializes in from-scratch Italian food. Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat are the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion parking options?Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion has VIP and standard parking on-site, as well as options for tailgaters and people wishing to camp. Spaces for tractors and RVs are also available. Guests in need of accessible parking are advised to arrive at the venue early, as accessible parking is made available on a first-come, first-served basis. Does Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion serve food?Yes. Pizza, hot dogs, sandwiches and other items are available at concession stands. The Sam Adams Brewhouse has a full menu, and LaBelle Winery Club seating allows concertgoers to have food served to them during shows. What are the seating options at Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion?Reserved and general-admission seating is available at all shows, although at some shows the only general-admission seating is on the lawn. Accessible seating is available by calling the venue box office at (603) 293-4700. What are the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion safety & security guidelines?Lawn chairs, large bags, weapons, selfie sticks, professional cameras, coolers and food are among the items not allowed inside the Pavilion. For more information, see the Bank of New Hampshire Venue Policies. We arrived 45 minutes prior to the show, thinking this was plenty of time to park and get to our reserved seats. There was a mile-long dirt road into the venue, which was bumper to bumper traffic moving at a snail's pace. It took us an hour to park, even though we purchased "premium" parking ($20). (We didn't have a choice about this, because we had not pre-purchased a parking pass online.) We saw people who had been in the standard parking line across from us walking into the venue while we were still in line to park. They finally directed us to park on the side of the road in the bushes - clearly they had run out of parking. The show started exactly on time - we started hearing it in the car, long before we could get parked. This was especially frustrating because the opening band was the one we had come to see. The show could have easily been delayed, since parking was such a nightmare (all the attendants had walkie talkies). I felt really sorry for the line of cars a mile long behind us.When we finally got to our seats (20 minutes into the concert), the sound of the music was pretty muddy. I don't know if it was the sound system or acoustics, but it was really hard to hear the words. The crowd was loud so that might have been part of it too. The sound was better on quieter songs, oddly enough. Concessions are the usual outrageous prices ($7 for a 12 oz. draft beer; $12 for a 24 oz.). People came early and tailgated outside, which I would do if I ever go again. Be cautious, though, because bathrooms are also at a minimum. The bathroom line for the women's room took about 30 minutes to get through. They could easily provide more bathrooms, because there is lots of space. Really, this was one of those places which clearly is trying to wring every penny out of their customers, while giving back as little as possible. This irks me to no end, since they are raking in tons of money through the over-priced concessions. Come on, Meadowbrook, make some effort! 1. Must obtain your parking pass on-line before hand-$ ranges from $10 for the far away West Parking Lot (on dirt), to $60 for close in/limo parking lot (paved) 2. Remember this motto, "First In To Park, Last Out To Leave". Meadowbrook will you send several e-mails in the weeks… Where to park for Bank of NH Pavilion?All these parking passes must use the West Entrance located at 150 Kimball Road in Gilford:. VIP - West Parking. Park closer to the venue with the VIP - West Parking areas. ... . MB Tractor Preferred Parking. ... . Orange Standard Parking. ... . Limo Parking. ... . Oversize / RV Parking. ... . Camping Lot - Field & Woods. ... . Special Note on ADA Parking.. What time does the parking lot open at Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion?Our parking areas typically open 3 to 4 hours before the show starts.
Do you have to pay for parking at Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion?Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion Parking passes vary by the event taking place as well as the location of the parking spot. On average, Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion Parking parking passes cost $61.20 .
How much does it cost to park at Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion?Prices - Concert ticket prices vary, but on average are $20 to $60. Parking passes start at $10 for the farthest lot and go up to $65 for RV and limo parking.
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