Props for Concerts at Marymoor!

"Marymoor Park proved to be an inviting, surprisingly intimate venue. A thick, green lawn rises gently from the stage and up the sides of a berm, which forms a semicircle around the back of the site.. Those gradations give everyone clear sight lines to the big, state-of-the-art stage, and a sense of closeness to the performers" - Patrick McDonald, Seattle Times

“Thanks for providing the "compostable corn" cups at the beer garden at Marymoor Park. I can only imagine how much waste is averted by not using traditional plastic cups....it was also nice to have a crew of people out helping to educate concert goers about the cups and direct them where to dispose of them."   - from www.parksfeedback.com

The Stranger | Music and Nightlife: Last Night Wilco @ Marymoor Park

Seattle Times | The Fray make Marymoor mellow

There is no in-and-out access to shows

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Parking for Concerts

Parking at Marymoor Park for the Concerts at Marymoor is $5 -cash only accepted.  100% of revenue from parking goes to the operation and maintenance of parks  To buy a seasonal parking pass, visit the Marymoor office during business hours.  Seasonal parking pass holders park for free at Concerts at Marymoor.  

Buy Tix in Person

Buy tickets at the Marymoor Office during business hours (9:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday through Friday), call 206-205-3661, or email.  A fee of $8 per ticket supports maintenance and operations of King County Parks.  Tickets can also be bought at ticketmaster.com.

Carbon Neutral Concerts

103.7 The Mountain FM & Puget Sound Energy are teaming up again to offset concert series emissions through the creation of renewable wind energy. In 2007, impressive recycling and composting efforts resulted in a decrease by half of all waste produced. (Drink cups made from corn are compostable!) Bike to the show on a Regional Trail (link to trail map), carpool or drive a hybrid vehicle to lessen your carbon footprint. 

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