Important Notice to Attendees
Please read through the information below before attending the BareBones Extravaganza. It covers ticket-holder event entry times and instructions for cyclists. Understanding how and when to arrive will create a smooth experience at the gate for everyone! We greatly appreciate your attendance and your cooperation ❤️ 💀
Entry Times
There are separate entry times based on the type of ticket you purchased.
Online Ticket Purchase
- Entry from 6:00p - 6:30p
- These ticket holders were the earliest purchasers and will have early entry to get their preferred spot on the lawn.
Walk-Up Tickets Buyers
- Entry from 6:30p - 7:00p
- We recommend getting in line early (5:45p - 6:00p). We’ll just ask that you wait until 6:30p to enter the audience area. There will be entertainers at the gate while you wait 😊
I Bought a Ticket Online - Where Is It?
You will have received your ticket/receipt to your email. We will also have a Will Call list at the gate. If you cannot find your ticket, provide the name under which the ticket was purchased, and we'll get you checked in. You are encouraged to bring your ticket/receipt to gate in the event there is any issue at Will Call.
Parking Options
Parking is available on nearby residential streets. Using public transportation is a great alternative to consider.
Accessible Access - Parking & Directions
Access via mobility aids, including wheelchair, scooter, walker etc.
- If you are using a mobility aid, park in the Recreation Center parking lot and come from that direction to the performance area — there is no mobility aid access to come down the hill from the west side.
ADA Seating
There will be an ADA path to the ADA seating area every night (bring your own chair).
COVID Safety
To provide an area where people can be safer and surrounded with other people committed to covid safety, we are providing a masked-only section every night.
Instructions for Cyclists
Bike racks will be located at the south end of the lake near the East 35th Street park entrance.
Dog Policy
For the safety of our audience (including children and vulnerable adults), performers, and the animals themselves, only service animals will be allowed at the show (which contains fire, loud sounds, and changing lights). Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. No other animals are allowed. Thank you for your cooperation in creating a safe environment for both people and our fur friends!
Seating and Attire
There is no hay bale seating this year. All attendees should bring something to sit on. Most seating is hillside and blanket seating is recommended so everyone can have a clear view of the performance. Flat seating areas that accomodate chairs is very limited and will be reserved for the elderly or those with ADA needs. Also, we are outdoors, so dress warm! This can include bringing additional blankets, extra layers, etc.
Questions?
Email us at [email protected]
We are a small organization run nearly entirely by volunteers, so please do your best to understand attendance information yourself prior to reaching out to us. We are responding to many inquiries the week of the show. Thank you!