Red Rocks Amphitheatre Transportation

February 2, 2022

Red Rock Amphitheatre Enjoying live music with friends and those you love is an experience that everyone should be intentional about regularly having. There is something about being gathered with some people you know and many others that you do not, listening to music that you all love. This common denominator, music that you all […]

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Red Rock Amphitheatre

Enjoying live music with friends and those you love is an experience that everyone should be intentional about regularly having. There is something about being gathered with some people you know and many others that you do not, listening to music that you all love. This common denominator, music that you all enjoy, is one surefire way to feel more connected to the world and those around you.

That connection to the world can even be amplified by the location or atmosphere of the concert you are attending. Architects and designers worldwide have done their best to create concert venues and amphitheaters that add to the live music experience but are something to experience on their own. These types of concert venues and amphitheaters make something that would have already been an uplifting, enjoyable experience into something otherworldly entirely.

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A Place To Hear Live Music Amongst the Red Rocks

One of the prize amphitheaters and concert venues in the United States was created to amplify the live concert experience, but instead of constructing something out of artificial materials, it was decided to construct the amphitheater right into the middle of the natural, organic environment that was decided for the location. The Red Rocks Amphitheater is a sight to see whether you are attending a Red Rocks concert in the evening or not.

Red Rocks 2022 Concert Schedule

  • Friday, Jan. 28 – Winter on the Rocks: Diplo, Sofi Tukker
  • Friday, April 1 – Porter Robinson, with Machinedrum, Wavedash, Qrion, Air to Earth
  • Friday, April 8 – Boogie T with SoDown, Minnesota, Boogie Trio, KHIVA, and BAWLDY
  • Saturday, April 9 – Magic on the Rocks: Scotty Wiese with guests
  • Thursday, April 14 – Gorgon City
  • Friday, April 15 – Nghtmre
  • Saturday, April 16 – Kevin Gates & Gucci Mane
  • Sunday, April 17 – John Mulaney
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Ice Cube, Cypress Hill, E-40, Too Short
  • Wednesday, April 20 – 420 on the Rocks: Pepper, Method Man, Redman, Prof, Collie Buddz, DEMN, The Underachievers, and Keznamdi
  • Thursday, April 21 – Subtronics with Rusko, YHETI, G-SPACE B2B TIEDYE KY, Zingara B2B Austeria
  • Friday, April 22 – Galantis & 3LAU
  • Saturday, April 23 – Lotus, Cut Copy, Strfkr
  • Sunday, April 24 – Dom Dolla
  • Thursday, April 28 – Trevor Hall & Citizen Cope
  • Friday, April 29 – Trevor Hall & Citizen Cope
  • Saturday, April 30 – Sublime with Rome
  • Tuesday, May 3 – Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, Waxahatchee
  • Wednesday, May 4 – Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, Waxahatchee
  • Thursday, May 5 – Hippie Sabotage
  • Friday, May 6 – Brantley Gilbert
  • Saturday, May 7 – Brantley Gilbert
  • Monday, May 9 – Russ
  • Thursday, May 12 – Billy Strings
  • Friday, May 13 – Billy Strings
  • Saturday, May 14 – Turnpike Troubadours, Shovels & Rope, Reckless Kelly
  • Monday, May 16 – Kaleo
  • Saturday, May 21 – Global Dub Festival: Peekaboo, Dirt Monkey, ATLiens,
    Buku B2B Esseks, Space Wizard & Zia
  • Wednesday, May 25 – Rex Orange County
  • Sunday, May 29 – Ziggy Marley, Stephen Marley, Ben Harper & the Criminals
  • Wednesday, June 1 – Lord Huron
  • Thursday, June 2 – Lord Huron
  • Friday, June 3 – Joe Russo’s Almost Dead
  • Saturday, June 4 – Michael Franti & Spearhead
  • Wednesday, June 8 – Jai Wolf & San Holo with Manila Killa & Tsu Nami
  • Friday, June 10 – The Revivalists
  • Sunday, June 12 – Tash Sultana
  • Saturday, June 11 – Big Head Todd and the Monsters
  • Tuesday, June 14 – Glass Animals
  • Wednesday, June 15 – Glass Animals
  • Thursday, June 16 – Chicago, Brian Wilson, Al Jardine, Blondie Chaplin
  • Friday, June 17 – Umphrey’s McGee, Iespecial
  • Saturday, June 18 – Umphrey’s McGree, Andy Frasco & The U.N.
  • Monday, June 20 – Bleachers, Wolf Alice
  • Tuesday, June 21 – Barenaked Ladies
  • Wednesday, June 22 – Andrew Bird, Iron & Wine, Neko Case
  • Thursday, June 30 – Kraftwerk in 3-D
  • Saturday, July 2 – Zeds Dead
  • Sunday, July 3 – Zeds Dead
  • Wednesday, July 6 – Halsey, The Marías, Abby Roberts
  • Friday, July 8 – The Avett Brothers with Darrell Scott
  • Saturday, July 9 – The Avett Brothers with TBA
  • Sunday, July 10 – The Avett Brothers with Regina Spektor
  • Monday, July 11 – Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Briston Maroney
  • Tuesday, July 12 – Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Briston Maroney
  • Wednesday, July 13 – The Black Keys, Band of Horses, Ceramic Animal
  • Thursday, July 14 – Trampled by Turtles, Ruston Kelly
  • Thursday, July 21 – David Gray
  • Sunday, July 24 – Josh Groban with Colorado Symphony
  • Wednesday, July 27 – Goo Goo Dolls, Blue October
  • Tuesday, June 28 – Trombone Shorty’s Voodoo Threauxdown 
  • Friday, July 29 – Tedeschi Trucks Band, Los Lobos, Gabe Dixon
  • Saturday, July 30 – Tedeschi Trucks Band, Los Lobos, Gabe Dixon
  • Friday, Aug. 12 – Thomas Rhett, Parker McCollum, Conner Smith
  • Wednesday, Aug. 17 – Mt. Joy
  • Monday, Aug. 22 – Steve Miller Band
  • Thursday, Aug. 25 – 1964 The Tribute
  • Friday, Sept. 9 – Brandi Carlile, Lucius, Allison Russell
  • Saturday, Sept. 10 – Brandi Carlile, Indigo Girls, Allison Russell
  • Thursday, Sept. 15 – The Head and the Heart
  • Monday, Oct. 10 – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
  • Tuesday, Oct. 11 – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
  • Saturday, Oct. 22 – Midland

The venue, planting straight into the middle of the Red Rocks in Colorado, has been a highly sought out visitor’s and local’s destination for over 75 years. Whether you are attending a concert or not, this amphitheater is something you do not want to miss. The stage and performance area sits in front of a breathtaking view of an area once regularly called “Garden of the Angels.” Every seat in the 9,000 seat amphitheater has an unobstructed view of the landscape surrounding it. This type of atmosphere was made to be experienced with some of your favorite live music.

The Red Rocks Amphitheater was open to the public in 1941 after construction on the venue began in 1936. Since its installation has seen massive musical guests such as The Beatles, smaller indie bands, and everything in between. The venue is located less than thirty minutes outside of Denver, so if you visit that city or any other part of the state, you should see what events or concerts are happening at the amphitheater. It is well worth the drive.

Visiting

On non-event days, the venue opens one hour before sunrise. This allows visitors, whether they are planning on attending a concert at the venue or not, the chance to sit and view the sunrise in one of the over 9,000 seats. On these non-event days, the amphitheater closes one hour after sunset, so you can witness the sun going down inside the venue as well. Admission to the amphitheater is free during the days where there are no events taking place.

Outside of the amphitheater, there are other amenities on site. The Colorado Music Hall of Fame also offers free admissions and gives you a look into the history of the musical guests that have visited and performed on the stage over the last 80 years.

Hiking

If hiking is something you are looking to enjoy multiple times while visiting Colorado, the Red Rocks Trail and Parks are also open to the public and can be visited in tandem with stopping in to see the amphitheater. The trail is just around six miles long, so you could enjoy the trails during the day and stick around for the sunset later in the evening. The trail is open to the public, similar to the amphitheater. On non-event days, it opens one hour before sunrise and closes one hour after sunrise. Dogs are welcome, but be sure to bring your good hiking boots.

Ship Rock Grille

If a sit-down meal is something you would like to enjoy along with a spectacular view of the location, The Ship Rock Grille is open to the public both on the event and non-event days. If you are looking to attend a concert, you can even arrive before the start time and enjoy a pre-show dinner outside on the patio. Reservations are recommended at all times, but especially on concert days. On concert days, once the amphitheater closes to the public, usually around 2 pm, Ship Rock Grille does as well. You could only attend dinner at the grille after 2 pm on a concert day if you are a ticket holder for the event that night. This is true for the visitors center and Colorado Music Hall of Fame as well. If you plan to visit these areas or eat lunch at the grille on a concert day, make plans to arrive before lunch. Calling ahead can help you plan your day well.

Movies & Yoga

Concerts are not the only events that you can attend at the venue. You can come on your own to see the amphitheater during non-Red Rocks concert hours and closings, but the amphitheater hosts gatherings that have nothing to do with music. You can purchase a ticket to watch a film on select evenings at the amphitheater during the summer. Popcorn and concessions are available or purchase at these events. If fitness is something that you regularly participate in, why not attend a sunrise yoga class at Red Rocks? Attending a yoga class alongside thousands of other visitors is something unique and uplifting to experience.

Red Rocks Amphitheater offers concerts and countless other events at its prized location. If you are attending a concert, you will need reliable transportation after the event. There is no public transportation or Uber/Lyft driving available after these events, but Silver Mountain Express can provide you with an affordable, reliable, and luxurious transportation method to and from your music event. Private transportation is a luxury, but it does not have to be out of reach. We offer private transportation to and from locations in the Denver area, including Red Rocks. Let us take care of your transportation so that you can enjoy the evening of live music and fun with your friends and loved ones.

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some more general information
What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation must be made 72 hours before the pick-up time, or cancellation fees (full charge) will be assessed.

How to make a reservation?

You can make a reservation by phone at +17204404202 or our website at silvermountainexpress.com/reservation/

What type of credit cards do you accept?

Silver Mountain Express accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.

Do you accept cash?

Only credit card payments.

What to do to reserve a car?

A valid credit card is needed to hold all reservations.

How far in advance can the reservation be made?

We suggest making reservation 12 hours in advance; for a last-minute reservation, please call us at +17204404202.

Are vehicles insured?

All vehicles at Silver Mountain Express are fully licensed and insured.

Does the company provide car seats or booster seats?

Yes, you can always request in advance a car or booster seat at no charge.

Is smoking allowed in vehicles?

No, all of our vehicles are NON-SMOKING. If any passenger smokes in a vehicle, a minimum cleaning fee of $300 will apply, plus the cost of repairs for any damage related to smoking.

What are the hours of operation?

Our dispatch office is open 24 hours a day. Our vehicles run 365 days a year, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.

What if the passenger wants to stop at Grocery, Liquor stores, or Colorado dispensaries?

Grocery, Dispensary, and Liquor Store stops are available at $180/up to an hour. All stops has to be prearranged in advance.

Is there a minimum amount of time I must pay for?

The 3 hours minimum.

What is a meet and greet at the Denver International Airport?

1. Check your phone for your driver’s phone number when you arrive at the Airport.
2. Call or text immediately to let your driver know you have arrived. If you did not receive a message from your driver, call Customer Service at +17204404202
3. Proceed to baggage claim and collect all luggage.
4. After you collect all your bags, proceed to the exit. Text or call your driver immediately with the door number. It takes the driver up to 5 minutes to get there from the holding area after you text the door number. Doors 507 through 511 on the east side. Doors 506 through 510 on the west side.
5. After you exit, cross the first street. On the first island, there will be a booth with a sign that reads “LIMO.” Your driver will be waiting for you on the island.
* If you don’t have a mobile phone to contact us: tell the airport personnel in the limo booth that “Silver Mountain Express” is making the pickup. The person in the booth will call dispatch, and your driver will arrive within five minutes.
WHEN ARRIVING FOR PICKUP, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ALL OF THE PEOPLE AND BAGS IN YOUR PARTY. WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO WAIT FOR STRAGGLERS AS THIS WILL CAUSE FURTHER DELAYS.

What if a passenger loses or leaves belongings in the vehicle?

Always check to make sure you have all of your personal belongings with you before you exit the vehicle. If you discover you have lost or forgotten an item, please call our office. If the chauffeur finds the item, you can pick it up, or we can drop it off at the location of your choice for a charge. We are NOT responsible for ANY lost or misplaced belongings.

Are pets allowed in the vehicle?

Yes, pets are allowed in the vehicle. Please notify us when making a reservation that a pet will be traveling in the vehicle. There is an additional $100 cleaning fee for all fares.

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