Terminal B

"Saw Primus there. First time at that venue. A great view from every angle. The only gripe is the lack of washroom facilities. Otherwise, a great venue with a beautiful view of lake Erie as a backdrop."

"This is such an amazing venue! It's tucked away in its own little pocket secluded from the rest of the city. It's not a massive area but at the same time it's not small by any means, it's more of an intimate space if anything. Getting lost is pretty much impossible and meeting up with some friends is much more easier than you'd think. Being able to watch the sunset on the water while the stage lights kick into gear is pretty cool and a very rare experience here on the East Coast. My only issue with this venue would be parking and accessibility. There seems to only be street parking available and there's not much of it. Public transportation doesn't come to the area and walking can be a bit of a trek. Other than that it's a pretty cool spot."

"Was here recently to see Primus. Nice outdoor venue with a natural grassed amphitheater setting. Great sound and stage set up. Lots of room to move around. Picnic tables and grass areas are nice. Some suggestions to organizers: 1. Signage to the stage area would help as there are so many trails and paths. 2. More than 1 toilet near the entrance. 3. Why are shows stopping at 11pm sharp? I get there are bylaws but there are no houses for miles in every direction. Doesn't make sense. Overall, it was a good experience, but some minor tweaking would make it great!"

"Very cool venue! The view was phenomenal! There were plenty of choices for alcoholic drinks including Beer, Seltzer, Cider, Cocktails and Wine. They were $10-12 each. Decent selection of food vendors as well including $5 pizza slices. Plenty of porta pottys along with little hand washing stations. We arrived just before the doors opened and there was still plenty of parking in the lot. Will definitely be back in the future!"

"Visited Terminal B at the Outer Harbor for the first time since opening to see The Counting Crows. The venue is really well laid out. There was ample parking and moving thru security to get into the concert was fast and efficient. The venue is set up for standing room or lawn seating with blankets - no chairs allowed. They had designated ADA seating locations so patrons using wheelchairs or mobility devices would be able to see the performance. The ADA section also had a designated ADA port-a-potty. Pros: Great sound, great location & view, easy to get in and get out, lots of room to move around. Also loved seeing the ASL sign language interpreters for folks who are d/Deaf or hard of hearing. Things they can work on as they host more shows in this first year: -There were only a couple of food trucks for a large crowd and the lines got long. Would love to see more food options and definitely some more vegetarian-specific options. -Mobile beverage vendors. It’s hard to leave your spot to get drinks - would be great if they had folks roaming the crowd, like at Bills/Bisons games with drink options. -Nicer / Permanent bathrooms - would be great if they could build more permanent restrooms with sinks. In 85+ degree heat, not being able to wash your hands after using a very odor-full port-a-potty is just not fun. Overall we had a great night and would definitely consider seeing more shows there in the future."