Business ProfileforBlossom Music Center

Our time was absolutely awful! We paid extra for handicap seats, then get told that the GRASS lot over a mile away from the actual center was handicap parking. My husband is in a wheelchair so we rented a power scooter to get him there, but because it was so far and he had to go through gravel and mud, the scooter broke down. We then met up with some amazing sheriffs who helped me go all the way back to our van, drive to go pick up my husband that was just sitting on the side of the road. We were finally able to go to the handicap parking (which was empty at the time) only to learn that all the actual handicap parking spots were sold for “premium parking”? We were able to get someone to take us down by our seats, then were told that we had to go around the other side of the stadium to get to our section behind the gate, that we couldn’t see because there was no worker in front of the gate, but instead leaned over facing the stadium with their back to us. We got to and “parked” the first time at blossom a little before 7. We didn’t get to our actual seats until 9:45. My husband has extreme ptsd and thought this would be good for him to get out because we both love Chris Stapleton… boy were we wrong! All of the poor and dismissive treatment was disgusting to say the least. If someone pays extra for handicap seats, shouldn’t they come with handicap parking? Seriously, if someone pays for HANDICAP seats, doesn’t that usually mean that they have limited mobility? So your solution is to park handicap people as far away from the venue as possible and sell the handicap spots for a premium price?! We paid over $300 for a concert that we saw 25 minutes of. This took place on May 31. The email that was used to purchase the tickets was inout wrong, but it was ************************