Getting ready fora free concert at Levitt Pavilion Denver.
Free, all-ages outdoor concerts on a sloped lawn in Ruby Hill Park. Sensory bags, headphones and fidgets at the Levitt tent, a sensory-friendly area on request, and at free shows you can leave and come back in.
Free concerts cost nothing; an RSVP is encouraged, and walk-ups get in until the venue is full. If a free show is marked sold out, arrive when doors open.
Sensory bags, headphones and fidgets at the Levitt tent near the entrance.
Flashing lights, loud audio and crowds (the venue's own note for guests with sensory sensitivities)not stated
Quieter
A sensory-friendly area; ask Guest Services at the Levitt tentquiet zone
Parking: enter Ruby Hill Park from the Jewell entrance for free lots and roadside parking; don't park on the grass. The 13 accessible spaces are first come, first served; tell the attendant.
Seating is a gently sloped lawn; bring a blanket or low-profile chair. A wide paved path runs through the venue to the restrooms, food and a concrete dance floor near the stage.
Accessible restrooms are on the paved path to the right (south) of the stage. Port-o-potties are to the left (north), on gravel and slope.
Levitt staff wear black “Crew” shirts; security wears brown “Allied” shirts; Guest Services at the Levitt tent wear red or black “Crew” shirts.
Kids 5 and under don't need a ticket with a ticketed adult. Everyone 16 and under needs an adult.
Shows go on rain or shine; only dangerous weather delays or cancels a concert.
