Dos Equis Pavilion 1818 1st Avenue, Dallas, TX 75210

"This was a fun arena. I went here for a Janet Jackson concert with some friends. It was an iconic event. The venue was easy to get in and out and drinks galore. Free waters, which was great because it was hot as Satan’s butt. The bathrooms of course were hard to get into because of the amount of people but it was easy getting out and heading home."

"Attending a Chris Stapleton concert at the Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas was an experience that left mixed feelings. The venue itself was indeed a nice choice, especially given the price of admission. With an outdoor amphitheater setting, it typically offers a great atmosphere for live music. However, my experience was marred by some significant downsides. One of the major issues of the evening was overcrowding. It felt like they had oversold tickets, making navigating through the crowd a challenging task. This led to discomfort and frustration, taking away from the enjoyment of the music. Another glaring issue was the condition of the lawn area. The previous night's rain had turned it into a muddy mess, and it was disappointing to see that the venue hadn't made any efforts to address this. It was practically impossible to find a clean, dry spot to sit or stand on the grass, which further dampened the overall experience. Despite these drawbacks, Chris Stapleton's performance was outstanding. His powerful vocals and soulful tunes managed to shine through the chaos, showcasing his immense talent as a musician. The Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas is a generally decent venue for concerts, but my particular experience was marred by overbooking and a lack of maintenance following adverse weather conditions. While the artist's performance was exceptional, the venue's shortcomings detracted from what could have been a memorable night. It's essential for event organizers to strike a balance between ticket sales and venue upkeep to ensure concertgoers have an enjoyable experience."

"I went to see Ne-yo, Mario, and Please-P for the champagne and roses tour. It was really awesome. The venue is nice and clean. Food and drink stands including walking vendors were organized well. I had a good time. The show started on time and there were no delays. I appreciate the organization when we arrived in addition to direction for upgrades if anyone wanted."

"I have been going to this venue my whole entire life for ever 20 years my daddy used to take me and I've taken my kids. I go to so many shows here I try and make sure that every time a band I love comes to town I make it to this venue.. it's homie. The walk is the best part the tickle in your stomachs before you get to the gate knowing your name is about to play. Bathrooms are clean and hardly any lines. There are plenty of water fountains that held out allot. You can bring blankets and also chair which helps even tho I am a girl that likes to lay on the grass and enjoy all the bands. The staff is helpful and they have time of food and drink options where you are a alcohol drinker or not. You can take in your own water as well. The sound is always good. They're are plant of places to go cool down. Tons of shade yes and places to sit down and chill. Security is great and very friendly. I highly recommend this venue for any and all of you concert or festival wants this is the go to place. I love love love my music love in this venue I bet I've been over 40 times at least to see bands since I was a child. Keep it up and I will be back again and again and again and again.."

"Always an amazing concert experience. The staff is always very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable for any of your needs at the venue. The food is reasonably priced, considering the festival setting. Somewhere between fast-food and State Fair pricing. The acoustics are awesome. I went to the first concert there back in 1988, Rod Stewart, and the sound was great then, too. Hasn't changed a bit. The video quality is good for us old-timer whose eyes aren't what they used to be. Lol I wouldn't change a thing."