Quinn XCII Tickets

Arizona and Quinn XCII were both amazing! But the parking was such a nightmare that my husband ended up not being even able to make it to the concert, because they had people park so far away and there was only one bus taking people to the concert. (he was the first car that they made go to the 2 mile away parking lot after waiting in traffic for over an hour only 1.5 miles away) We were not made aware of this by an email or any notification or any signs on the roads. It was an awful experience, and he had to miss the concert. The venue itself is cool with the mountains, lake and sunset, but they really need to fix the parking issue. Will not be going back there anytime soon.

The openers for Quinn were not very good but once he came out and started performing. It was all worth it one of the best concerts. I've ever seen love the interaction and just how much he enjoyed everything!

The last little bit of concert I was lucky enough to see was amazing! Quinn XCII had the crowd pumped and captivated. He and his tech team did great! My issue was the venue itself! My friends and I got there an hour early. We sat on the off ramp in front of The Great Saltair for 2 hours! The traffic coordination team totally dropped the ball! By the time we slowly inched up for our turn to park, it had been full for who knows how long, and we had to drive 2 miles away for overflow parking. We then had to jog/walk back to the venue and in that time missed everything but the last couple songs of Quinn. For how many concerts they do out there, they should have a team that knows how to direct parking. I feel bad for anyone who didn't get there early like we did. It was a complete waste of time and money.

We have seen many shows by QUINN XCII, but this was our first time seeing him at the Great Saltair, and it’s safe to say we will NEVER see a show there again. We had VIP experience and showed up three hours before show start time, they directed us to park 2 miles away and shuttled us by school bus into the venue. They over sold the show, with not enough shuttles to effectively get everyone back to their cars, so after the show we ended up having to walk 2 miles back to our car, which was still faster than waiting for the bus to take us. We found out that those who showed up last minute to show time was able to park right next to the venue. Seems kind of ridiculous to not give priority to VIP, and we still had to pay $10 to park 2 miles away. Artist, 5/5 stars; venue, 0/5.

Absolutely love Quinn and am so happy he still performed despite his vocal issues he’s been experiencing. The venue was large and had great service. Definitely excited to see Quinn again.

It was the best concert ever! Would definitely go again and recommend.

He loves to put his own spin on the show… he wants everyone to be entertained and engaged through the show

It was so fun! The concert was 100/10. It was just like a huge party and you could feel the excitement throughout the whole crowd! I love Quinn xcii!

I will never attend another concert at The Great Saltair. We missed half of the concert because of the parking situation. Our group ended up having to park 2 miles away from the venue and wait for a bus to pick us up. We thankfully got into the concert right before Quinn came on stage. After the concert we had to walk 45 minutes to our car because there were only two busses running and SO many people waiting to get on. It was very frustrating. Wish we would have been told before hand of the parking situation so we could have either; left way earlier to try to get a parking spot at the venue or been prepared to have to park 2 miles away and walk or wait for a bus with 100 other people.

I love Quinn, but was disappointed because the first two bands played for a long time and Quinn was only on for a bit. Would have loved to hear double the number of songs from him and only have one opener.

Couldn’t get into the venue. Sat for 1.5 hours + in our car stuck in standstill traffic. Missed the first two bands. Saltair needs to figure out a way to better accommodate Sold out shows

Having to park 3 mile away and still pay $10 is not okay. We got shuttled there but because of how many people were pouring out of the event we ended up walking out. Having to walk after standing, jumping, and dancing for the past 4-5 hours with little to no water was rough. They threw out like 30 water bottles which is just not enough for the 4000 people in the venue. Don’t get me wrong tho, Quinn was <3<3<3

This venue was absolutely terrible. We made our way there that is the common way to go but we’re turned around to go park in the overflow lot and the people who came the back way were parked in the lot. This was my first time coming to this venue, how would I have known? That and there were no signs. It took about 1.5 hours to get parked and about 2 to leave. Never use this venue again.

We waited for an hour and a half to get into the concert and ended up being late. The parking after was ridiculous, we didn’t move for an hour. I will definitely not go back to another concert here. The staff for the event were all smoking and there were tons of people smoking weed and it was absolutely disgusting

We loved the Quinn XCII show. He was such a great performer and I retracted awesome with the fans.

The Parking situation was so horrible that we weren’t even able to get into the venue. Extremely disappointing.

Quinn XCII is the GOAT. He really knows how to put on a show and we all had a blast! He was very connected to the crowd and his voice is phenomenal.

Wamu is a terrible venue, but open spaces and it is freezing inside. Chairs suck, they need to pick a better venue.

My first Quinn 92 concert , love how the crowed is so involved , his voice was a bit off but it did not mater, seems like a very genuine fella , still have the songs going through my head , will not miss another one of his shows.

The show was awesome! Quinn and the band brought the energy from the start and man they have a great sound. The way they interacted with the crowd really set them apart from other bands I’ve seen. I would recommend to everyone that this is a show you need to see and I will definitely be seeing them again. So Quinn, please come back to the PNW asap.