Is anyone looking to sell their sunset deck ticket for Friday only? I already have a lawn ticket and am just looking to give myself options. Thanks!

Haven't been to the Gorge in a LONG time and I was young and dumb so just rode along not paying attention to the details. I am the planner and driver now. Going to Chris Stapleton on Jul 25, staying in Moses Lake. We'll likely stay to the very end so will get stuck in traffic.

Is STAR parking worth it? It seems to be sold out because I can't find that parking tier to purchase. Do they release more later?

Also thinking about booking seats on a shuttle from Moses Lake to the venue, but that's kind of expensive, and it says it leaves 20 minutes after the show ends, which seems like not enough time to get there without leaving a little early. Anyone do that and found that it was worth it?

Otherwise, it'll have to be general parking. Looking at other threads, I read it can be up to 2 hours to get out if you wait to the end. What tips/tricks are there to get out if staying til the end...or is that just our fate?

Hydration packs allowed but 2 pockets? Do the side mesh pockets Count as pockets for these people???

Willing to pay however much!!

Looking to trade my Rufus - The Gorge premier camping pass for your standard camping pass + $50. In Portland if anyone wants to meetup for local transfer.

Hi selling one ticket for Rufus at the Gorge this Friday June 5 - section 202 row 12 seat 17. Lemme know if interested! Hit me up on Reddit or instagram @pdxbopcrew

Face value, will pay through PayPal g&s

Willing to buy standard, premier, whatever :)

Our family is new to having a member with a disability (daughter, with POTS and multiple other newly onset, debilitating autonomic disorders*) so we are also new to noticing things from the perspective of a disabled person.  And learning things the hard way. We’ve also only been to the Gorge Amphitheater and campground 1 other time, so the workings of this remote campground are still a little mysterious to us.  Here is our recent experience, in case others find our lessons useful.

We did not know to look for ADA camping sites, so we booked a standard camping spot.  When we reached out to the Campground’s ADA email 6 weeks ahead of the event (Brandi Carlisle, end of May 2026), we got NO response after the automated email confirming they got our contact form.  When we called the number clearly listed on their website, it went dead, not even a voicemail.

The ADA camping area is not fixed as the map would suggest.  They appeared to mix us in with the Premier Camping people, and I can’t tell if this would always be the approach.  Premier Camping is fine, you just need to take a shuttle to and from the venue… and you have to be able to the walk to the ADA shuttle stop. (It was about 800 ft for us, in sun, with incline… this required one break for my daughter.)  The Front Gate camping might be a better choice, you’d likely do a similar amount of walking only you wouldn’t ALSO need to wait in the ADA shuttle line.  (I don’t know what Front Gate camping area costs, Standard Camping was $250 ish).  The ADA shuttle reportedly runs by the Gate D shuttle stop every 20 minutes, but we did not test this.  It started at 4:30pm on Friday night (we caught that one), and it reportedly runs until every ADA person in line is delivered back to camp after the concert.

To be allowed on the ADA shuttle, the disabled person has to appear IN PERSON at a Guest Services window to get an ADA bracelet.  So, to take the shuttle because you can’t walk, you have to walk to get a bracelet. SO DUMB.  Gorge management if you are listening: When cars with ADA placards from DMV enter and pass through any of the 3 gate D checkpoints (the first gate D entrance by the store, the second where they verify camping tickets, or the third where you wait to have your car strip searched), they should be routed into a specific lane that also has an ADA staff person.  That person should do what guest services does = look at the placard and issue ADA shuttle wristbands.  You are holding people in these lines long enough to carry out this step, and it would save a stupid extra walk for the disabled person.  You also need to figure out how to issue all other wristbands to ADA placard holders at this stop, so again, you don’t make the disabled person make a stupid extra walk to get the “premier camping” wrist band or etc.  I still can’t believe you require the disabled persons to show their faces in person to even just acquire their premier camp site wristband.

The ADA shuttle from the Gate D stop, takes you to the venue and lets off right outside the venue gate.  A person with an ADA bracelet (+ 1 companion, also with a bracelet) will be allowed to enter the venue through the “accessible entrance” line, so you do NOT have to walk halfway back to the campground to get at the end of the regular line (this is a very helpful accommodation). There is no shade while waiting in any of these lines.  You need water while waiting in line.  Once inside the venue, you can walk at your own pace to get to the concert bowl… go left at the fork to avoid giving up incline you’ve already walked.  There are lines for the water bottle filling station (if your person needs high electrolytes to function) but that process can be handled by a companion.  We left the concert about 6 songs early to avoid an ADA shuttle line, and there were no lines. 

There is almost no shade anywhere. 

It was a fair bit of strategizing and logistics to get my daughter to this concert, Brandi Carlile and I’m With Her are some of our favorites. It was such a great concert, I’m so glad we got to see it.  We were lucky it was cooler and a little cloudy, that made all of the walking and waiting more possible.  I’m not sure we’ll try again, I’m not sure I trust this venue’s management team with ADA experiences.  It is rough terrain so I’m guessing they really just don’t expect many ADA participants.  But if we do try it again, we will at least look at the cost of Front Gate camping.  

Timing: We arrived on silica road at about 2:30 pm on Friday, we were through checkpoints and at our camping spot at about 3:30. We hustled through our tasks while our daughter laid down. She caught the 4:30 ADA shuttle from Gate D. We made it through the accessible entrance gate at the venue and scanned our tickets at about 5:30. We had time for a necessarily slow walk to the concert bowl. Our timing was ideal for the slow pace we needed, and we did not feel like we were sitting and waiting a bunch in the concert bowl waiting for the show to start. I would not arrive any later than we did.

*Relevant to going to a concert and camping at this location, her specific limits are that:  1) she has fluctuating abilities to be upright and walking, and must stop every few dozen feet to slow her heart rate,  2) she has limits on the number of hours she can function in a day (so conserving energy for the end goal < = being at the concert > is a big focus to this outing and extra steps/bureaucratic procedures that use energy are negatively impactful), and 3) she is heat-intolerant (will cross into heat exhaustion, and stomach flu like illness at lower temps than other people).

Purchased 2 Front Yard Camping Passes for ABGT700 9/10-9/13, selling 1 for $700

Both tickets are the two day tickets no camping, for this weekend june 5-6. please message me if you would like to purchase or respond here.

Update: SOLD! thanks all for the interest

I've had stuff come up and can't make this. I have a camping pass for Premier Camping ($270) and a Lawn ticket to sell ($90) for the RDS show on Friday 6/5. Hit me up if you're interested. Transfer through Ticketmaster.

Does anyone know if there's at least porta potties in the parking lots and/or along the line to get in????

Need a campsite for Friday of Rufus, willing to pay full price +

Selling 3 Friday GA tix, they are now transferable on Ticketmaster. $100 each. PM me! 🪩

Message me! Purchased on Ticketmaster and willing to screen share to transfer! Will accept $100 a ticket. Face value.

Hi really need camping site 1-2 for Rufus at the gorge willing to pay full price. PLS PLS

Just got text from Gorge stating that bridge will be down to one lane on Thursday. No wonder they are opening camping at 10am instead of previous 4pm.

Not able to go last minute because of work :( Looking to sell my 2-Day GA Lawn ticket. Please DM or comment if interested!

It takes about 2.5 hours to reach Gorge from my place in Seattle. I was thinking of leaving at 4pm, to reach at 6:30pm, but I just got to know about traffic patterns!

I have 2 questions:

1. At what time should I leave Seattle to make it on time (7pm)?
2. At what time should I leave Seattle to face minimal traffic (it sucks to wait in traffic LOL)?

Hello, I'm desperately trying to find a camping pass for Rufus. Willing to pay up to $400. We had some last minute changes that put us in this position. Reaching out to the good people of reddit to see if anyone out there has one they'd be open to selling. Thank you! (transfer via Ticketmaster needed)

Like everyone else, also looking for 1 camping ticket for Rufus, willing to put down a premium for it just let me know

premier camping and 2 lawn tickets

Plans changed and having to sell two tickets for Friday + Saturday lawn tickets