Directions:

From the North:

Take I-75/85 South and exit at Williams Drive. Follow Williams Drive (this is a one way street) to Andrew Young International Boulevard. Turn right and travel one short block to Centennial Olympic Park Drive (the Park will be in front of you) turn left. The Tabernacle will be one block up on your left at the corner of Centennial Olympic Park Drive and Luckie Street.


From the South:

Take I-75/85 North and exit at International Boulevard, turning left and following International to the end. Turn left on Centennial Olympic Park Drive (park will be in front of you) and travel one block. The Tabernacle will be on the left at the corner of Centennial Olympic Park Drive and Luckie Street.

Parking:

On-street parking is available around the venue on either side and across the street. Parking is both free of charge and paid lots (fee is usually $10.00 but may vary).

Public Transportation:

Take MARTA Rapid Rail to Peachtree Center Station (N2 on the North/South line). After exiting the station,walk down Peachtree,turning right on International and proceeding towards Centennial Olympic Park Drive. Take a right on Centennial Olympic Park Drive and proceed one block to the corner of Centennial Olympic Park Drive and Luckie.

Box Office Numbers:

404-659-9022

Box Office Hours:

Opens 2 hours prior to ShowTime, only on the day of the event.

Types of Payment Accepted:

Cash, Visa, Mastercard

Will Call:

Available for pickup one hour prior to event.

PLEASE BRING A PICTURE ID, THE ACTUAL CREDIT CARD USED TO PURCHASE THE TICKETS, AND YOUR ORDER NUMBER.

Accessible Seating:

Best available seats should be purchased. Patrons will be assisted upon arrival.

General Rules:

No outside alcohol to be brought
No weapons
No gang colors
No cameras/videorecorders
Patrons must be 21 years of age to purchase alcoholic beverages.

Children Rules:

Most shows are all ages (but must be 21 to purchase alcohol-patrons will receive wristbands).

Miscellaneous:

The venue is general admission with seating in the balcony and standing room on the floor.
2 ATM's are available onsite

Alcoholic/non-alcoholic beverages and (t-shirts, etc) are available for sale.

*This venue is a converted church and was known as The House Of Blues during the 1996 Olympics.

The venue is accessible to all downtown/midtown hotels and restaurants. Restaurants include the Hard Rock Cafe, All-Star Cafe, Daileys and more.