Frequently Asked Questions About Hersheypark Stadium
Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Hersheypark Stadium is located at 100 W Hersheypark Dr in Hershey, PA. For directions and parking info, visit Hersheypark Stadium’s official website at https://www.hersheyentertainment.com/hersheypark-stadium/ or call them at 1-717-534-3911. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Hershey, PA on Bandsintown.
Iron Maiden at Hershey — The Greatest Band. Period. 🤘
I’ve been to a lot of concerts over the years and seen some incredible bands, but last night at Hershey was one of those nights that reminded me exactly why Iron Maiden will always be the greatest band ever to me.
There’s just something different about seeing Maiden live. The opening notes hit, the crowd comes alive, and suddenly you’re surrounded by thousands of people who know exactly what you know — you’re about to experience something special.
More than 50 years into their career, these guys aren’t going through the motions or living off what they did decades ago. They still come out and absolutely own the stage.
Watching Bruce Dickinson is worth the price of admission by itself. The guy never stops. Running around the stage, working the crowd and still delivering those vocals — it’s hard to believe he’s been doing this for more than four decades. Then you’ve got Steve Harris driving everything on bass and Dave Murray, Adrian Smith and Janick Gers delivering that unmistakable Maiden guitar sound.
And, of course, Eddie.
The stage. The backdrops. The lights. The theatrics. The songs. Thousands of people singing together. There were several moments last night when I just looked around, took it all in and thought, this is why I love this band.
That’s what makes Maiden different for me. Their music has been around for a huge part of my life, but somehow seeing them live never feels like I’m just going back and reliving the past. It still feels exciting. It still feels powerful. And it still makes me want to see them again.
There are plenty of legendary bands. There are plenty of bands that have sold millions of albums and filled stadiums.
But for me, there’s Iron Maiden — and then there’s everybody else.
Last night in Hershey just reinforced something I’ve believed for a long time.
Greatest. Band. Ever.
UP THE IRONS! 🤘🤘🤘
Slash, Duff, Dizzy, and Richard are Amazingy talented artists, and so much fun to watch live! Axl will always be a legend bc he was an unbelievably talented vocalist, but unfortunately, he didn't keep up with it; if GNR got a new singer with the wide vocal range Axl had, I would have enjoyed the show a bit more. Still, 5 stars for the unbelievable talent in this band 👏 🙌
Absolutely loved it but me and my mom paid for vip tickets but we didn’t get no backstage or nothing which we were really upset about the I thought we had good seats heck we should’ve been In the pit they had the best places this was are first concert I just wish we could’ve at least met them or something
The concert itself was mostly excellent. The Chicks felt like the real headliner, delivering a passionate, energetic set filled with outstanding musicianship. Lady A was also very good and connected well with the crowd.
Tim McGraw, however, seemed off throughout much of his performance. His setlist relied heavily on obscure older songs, mixed with a few newer selections, and the crowd remained noticeably quiet for long stretches.
The larger problem was the experience at Hersheypark Stadium. The parking arrangements were unnecessarily complicated, concertgoers were not permitted to use the tram, and the entrance process was disorganized. We were directed to stand in a long line while dozens of people simply walked around it, with little intervention or guidance from staff.
Security appeared unprepared, and using digital ticket scanners in direct sunlight caused additional delays and confusion. For a venue that hosts major concerts regularly, the entire arrival and entry process felt as though this were their first event.
This was my first time ever seeing Mumford and Sons live in concert. The show was phenomenal!!!! Marcus, Ben, and Ted all sounded great. My favorite part was when they came down to the B Stage for 3 acoustic songs. I was right there, literally 2 feet away from them. I truly hope they come back to Hershey, Pennsylvania again soon.
Best concert I've ever been to! Forest Frank put on an amazing show for families desiring entertainment but more importantly relationship with the Father!! Tori Kelly and Corey Ashbury were amazing as well. The Figs although I didn't know them as well were clearly and up and coming group worthy of a listen and as enjoyed what they brought to the show
Literally the best concert I have ever been to! It was my son’s first concert and he had so much fun! He asked if we could go again! Not only do we love Forrest Frank’s music, we love that he makes sure all the glory is to God! He is a great role model for kids in this broken world. It was also very appreciated that they rescheduled the concert just one day later after being canceled because of the storm.
My fifth time seeing them. Felt more like a Blurryface anniversary concert over a Breach concert. Less energy than past ones. Experience may have been overshadowed by not knowing how large the venue was to traverse and ending up being late. Still, would have appreciated deeper cuts and less songs or more acousfic remixes like in their last concert I went to for Scaled & Icy.
So much fun! Walked over 9,000 steps but worth it! They had Katelyn Tarver *Jo Taylor on the show* there and Gustavo opening and Katelyn sang on “Countin’ on you” during the B stage set! I loved that they had a b-stage! I hope they do that more 💕!
I hope to go to more big time rush shows because they’re incredible musicians !
What a truly unforgettable night!
Thank you Brandon and Phil Wickham for leading worship in Hershey!
To be worshipping and praising the Lord with you guys amongst 30,000 other followers of the Lord was everything I expected it would be AND MORE!
The spirit consumed Hershey Stadium and I thank God for providing the opportunity for me to be apart of it!
God Bless
This was the first time I saw all of them. My husband had seen/heard ZZ Top decades ago when they had the steer and the other animals on stage. It was an awesome time to be had. We hope to see them all again together. Would have been nice with 38 Special, too. Thank you all for hanging together yet!!!!
This was just an awesome show! Hootie & The Blowfish were even better than expected and only shows that somethings get better with age. The real surprise for me was just how excellent Edwin McCain and Collective Soul were. They both were just fantastic and clearly enjoying themselves. If you have a chance, grab tickets because it is definitely one of the best shows I have seen in a long time! Thank you guys for such a fun night!
I had front row ticket, but HERSHEY has a CURFEW!!! UGH!!! I made a special sign for the band and they actually played one of my favorite songs "DONT FORGET ME"! I prefer to see them at other venues than Hershey, PA because of the LAWS! I paid A LOT of $$$ to see my FAVORATE BAND!!! Tammy Bisker
It was the greatest, loved the bands energy snd how Ryan jumped in when Chad's vocals began to affect him, but we were all in awe of them. I think for their next tour they should pace themselves more to give themselves a breather. Overall it was great and i thoroughly enjoy driving from Long Island NY to Hersheypark Stadium to see them (4hrs drive each way). The UBS Arena venue was canceled. Sad but i made it to PA
Personal life changing event for me as a medical condition prohibited me from leaving my home for & participating in these types or any activities for 8+ years. WHAT a WAY to re-enter LIFE! 'My Life' ~ The energy, the emotion, literally FEELING the music generate through your entire body- It was INCREDIBLE! Their music has been more than an inspiration & more like a lifeline for me and Dan Reynolds' vitality, vibrancy and genuine transparencency & selflessness was raw & evident throughout the entire performance. You take a chance when you see your "Heros" live & in-person that they're going to let you down... This was the complete opposite~ They set that bar even higher... This band is the real-deal. Human, Flawed & Flawless, Endlessly Talented, Bigger than Life & Humble, Committed to their Art but even more, the pursuit of the Happiness of their Fans ... A True Timeless Treasure~
Five Finger was awesome. I love how they get the fans involved with the show. Ivan was the man. I love his honesty. His vocals are strong and clear. Fire of the Gods was a surprise. He had outstanding vocals. The Hu was unique but not for me. Megadeth was disappointing for me, but to be honest never was a fan.
Artists were real good ,sound was real good, seating too close together. They need to install big screen so that you can see the artist when everybody is standing up or if you're sitting down, you can't see anything. You're there to see the artist not back of people's heads. Probably would not go back to that stadium.Need Big Screen TV
They ROCKED!!! They are on the Stadium tour with Joan Jett and The Blackhearts, Poison, and Def Leppard. All the bands Kicked A*s!!!
Well, worth the smiles on my kids face and to see them sing along to every
song. They made our night, our summer, and our lives! Thank you to all whom performed. Classless Act opened, they also started it off and Rocked it!
Thank you all for still Rockn! -
The GA lawn seats were far. Staff was really uptight about smoking/vaping outdoors and even broke up a mosh pit. Breaking Ben was good as always. More so the issue with the venue itself. Prices were standard concert and the worst part was definitely parking. Parked on grass and was about a 20 minute walk to the venue. They should have flipped Cheville and Three Days Grace because the fans were way more into them even despite the lead singer change. Cheville was good but people were more into TDG. Not a terrible experience but would not 100% recommend Hershey Stadium.
my friend and i who went together, bought upper level seats. but when we arrived a security guard gave us two tickets that weren’t sold that were probably about 10 rows back from the front, like omfg! i have never been to a show where an artist thanks everyone that made that show possible and actually asks people about the opening act. he sounds absolutely beautiful live and gets everyone involved. he is a great artist to see live! i definitely recommend him and hershey park stadium, they are very organized, they definitely have their stuff together and know how to run a smooth show!