Tulalip Amphitheatre Tickets and Seating Charts - Marysville, WA

The Tulalip Amphitheatre is a picturesque open-air venue nestled within the lush landscapes of Marysville, Washington. Owned and operated by the Tulalip Tribes, this stunning amphitheatre beautifully blends modern facilities with the region's natural beauty, providing a unique backdrop for various concerts and events.

With a capacity of over 3,000, this outdoor venue has been graced by a multitude of internationally acclaimed artists, such as ZZ Top, Sammy Hagar, and Joan Jett, offering a diverse array of performances that cater to different music tastes. The amphitheatre's brilliant acoustics and intimate setting create an unforgettable concert experience for both artists and attendees.

Notably, the Tulalip Amphitheatre stands as a testament to the Tulalip Tribes' commitment to community engagement, cultural preservation, and environmental responsibility. The venue's design honors indigenous traditions while incorporating eco-friendly elements, like efficient energy use and waste management practices.

Whether for its captivating performances, mesmerizing setting, or commitment to sustainability, the Tulalip Amphitheatre remains a must-visit destination in the Pacific Northwest.

Tulalip Amphitheatre Seating Information

Head-on to the Stage Seating

The seats that provide the most comfortable view of the performance are those directly across from the stage. These are Section H and Section I. The seating arrangement is temporary folding chairs, and the rows are angled towards the stage.

Beer Garden Seating

For those who prefer a good selection of microbrews over a reserved seat, the Beer Garden is the place to be. Although the views are further than any other, the variety of microbrews available at the Amphitheatre makes this a popular option.

Reserved Seats

Given the smaller size of Tulalip Amphitheatre, it’s hard to find a seat with a bad view. For concerts, temporary seating is set up, creating ten reserved sections. The Upper Reserved seats have the furthest views for reserved seating at the Tulalip Amphitheatre, but with no more than eight rows of seating in each section, the seats are very convenient for trips to and from restrooms and concessions.