Venue Info, Features and Facilities
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Bag Policy:
Permitted Bags: Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags, backpacks, or fanny packs that do not exceed 12″ x 12″ x 6″; One-gallon clear plastic bags (Ziploc bag or similar); Small clutch bags approximately the size of a hand (no larger than 5”x 8”), with or without a handle or strap (can be carried separately or within a plastic bag)
Water Policy:
Factory sealed water bottles 20 oz. or under – 1 bottle per person. Water refill stations are located near Frost restrooms. Empty, reusable water bottles are allowed. If the bottle is over 20 oz. it must be non-metal. Dedicated hydration packs with no more than 2 compartments need to be completely emptied before entry.
Parking:
Due to capacity, it is recommended that you purchase an Event Parking Pass with your ticket. There is a very limited amount of free parking available around the venue that is expected to fill up quickly on a first-come, first-served basis.
Event parking is available in the Stanford Galvez Lot and passes can be purchased in advance during your ticket purchase from the event page or when you arrive (subject to availability). Parking for Goldenvoice events will be purchased through AXS. We accept credit/debit cards only.
Stanford vehicle parking is $30. Parking for oversized vehicles and RVs is $75. Buses are not permitted in Event Parking Lots.
Please note that Galvez Lot closes 1 hour after the conclusion of each event.
ADA parking is located on Roth Way (enter via Palm Drive) and is free but limited on a first-come, first-served basis. Valid ADA placards or plates are required and checked upon entry. Disabled parking, loading, and service vehicle restrictions are enforced at all times.
There is no overnight camping allowed at Frost Amphitheater. Lines may start forming at 10:00 AM. Anyone who arrives before 10:00 AM may be asked to relocate.
Public Transit:
The Palo Alto Caltrain Station is a 20-minute walk from Frost. All performances will end in enough time for patrons to catch the Caltrain home northbound or southbound, with time to make connections to the BART station in Millbrae. For full information about getting to Stanford campus on public transit, click below.
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ADA Accessibility:
Frost Amphitheater is committed to ensuring that its events are accessible to everyone, including individuals with disabilities. Enhanced entryways and a pedestrian tunnel have been added at the main entrance on the corner of Lasuen Street and Roth Way. An ADA-compliant ramp has also been added so that all levels of the amphitheater can be reached by wheelchair.
Accessible Seating
Accessible seating areas are available for all performances. Please purchase ADA tickets through the normal purchase paths for your desired Frost performance. After you have passed through the venue gates, see venue staff for assistance.
Disability Parking
Roth Way, between Palm Drive and Lasuen Street, is reserved for disability parking. Guests with state-issued disability parking placard/plates (any state) are encouraged to park on Roth Way and then continue to the Lasuen Gate to enter Frost, which is about 1-2 blocks away. To view a map, click here. Guests with mobility limitations can also be dropped off near the corner of Roth Way and Lasuen Street.
Restrooms
Additional restrooms were constructed as part of the Frost renovation project. Ample restrooms are available near both main entrances to the venue, and they include a family restroom.
Assistive Listening Devices and Interpreters
Assistive listening devices are available upon request. Please ask an usher, who will assist you with obtaining an ALD. Sign language interpreters are available upon request. Advance notice of at least 14 business days is requested. Please contact the Diversity & Access Office at disability.access@stanford.edu or 650.725.0326 to request interpreters.
Animals
Please note that the University restricts pets and emotional support animals from public spaces on campus, with the exception of service animals that are specifically trained to perform a service or task for an individual with a disability. Restricted areas include dining areas, athletic venues, performance spaces, etc. If you have questions, need additional information, or want to report a concern regarding accessibility for Frost, please contact the Diversity & Access Office at disability.access@stanford.edu or 650.725.0326.
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