Great venue for low-cost lawn seats. Not the best view but great for high-energy, good sounding bands and performers. Lots of food and drink options and nice indoor bathrooms. Food/drinks costs are as expected but not crazy. Walking distance from the PATCO.

Biggest venue strictly for music in Philly area. Usually cheaper tickets than Wells Fargo and the Linc for big shows. Drinks are expensive, but acoustics are good.

Classic outdoor music arena in Camden. I’ve been coming here for concerts for 25 years, sitting mostly on the lawn. Bring a blanket and enjoy the Philly sunset and Ben Franklin Bridge night views. Parking is now $40! Decent selection of beer and beverages. They’ve really stepped it up in this area. You will pay about $16 (larger size can). It seems they are packing more people into this venue so expect at least an hour to leave the parking lots after a show.

Live Nation staffers are always helpful & very friendly! Bathrooms are clean. Food prices are steep, eat before you arrive. Security is quick & efficient so lines move smoothly, at least with Deadheads! Always a good setup for Dead & Company! Only wish patrons wouldnt throw their garbage all over town, not the venues fault, just some sloppy folks that dont really understand the world theyre in.

Parking is expensive!! Maybe taking the river line would be a better option. if you are a concert newbie please make sure you leave you metal at home , empty your water bottle , but you can bring your snacks. you might want to bring ear plugs if your noise sensitive too!!

Overall a pretty nice place. I would recommend eating before you go because the prices at the place are OUTRAGEOUS if they really wanted to make money they would lower the prices a little so people would buy more food (like some stadiums do). The only thing worse than the food is the super expensive parking. I would recommend parking far for free then taking an Uber in because I didn’t want to pay $40 to park.

This place is pretty great for concerts. The parking lot port-a-pottys do not have toilet ever so just be prepared for that. If you go into the actual building, there are clean bathrooms and many options for drinks and food. There are usually fun vendors as well during a concerts, we spun a wheel and got some free stuff. The concert set up is great, plenty of lawn space for seating.

Great spot to take in a show. Beautiful view of South Philly across the Delaware. If you dont want up deal with traffic and expensive parking take the ferry from Penns Landing if your coming from Philly. Get the full experience. Take a blanket, some chairs and closed water and snacks for a less expensive time. Of course theres food, snacks and vendors for most normal event needs, expect to pay premium prices obviously.

I was very impressed with this venue. Sounds quality was great sitting towards the back left of the covered seats. The Grass was packed with people. Nice breeze coming off the water felt great as it would have been warm otherwise. Ferry would have been the best choice to get back to Philly after the concert. Getting an Uber or Lyft want very smooth and then sitting in the concert traffic trying to get back across the bridge was annoying

Nice venue to see a concert! Last time I had been at the venue was about 20 years ago, so I was impressed that it wasnt in terrible shape. Plenty if bathrooms, easily accessed food and drink vendors. The lawn area wasnt too much of a hill.Had lawn tickets, didnt realize we could bring our own lawn chairs or would have. We just had a blanket, spread out our own space. We were able to see the stage decent and also view the screens to have a better view. Well worth the affordable ticket price. Food and drink prices were average. I was excited we got to keep our caps on our waters! Most venues take them these days. Chicky & Pete fries were good. Alcohol prices werent too bad.

To date my favorite venue for any concert. I’ve been on the lawn as well as inside close to the stage and I’ve always had a good time. They offer a wide choice of food and drinks and display an even wider variety of music genres. They also supply great opportunities for light shows and interesting stage arrangements. I will definitely be going back for more shows and to enjoy the static atmosphere.

Excellent venue, right next to the river. Did not encounter too long lines for food nor bathroom.

Beautiful venue, the seats had great leg room and viewing angles. The porta potties on the outside were the cleanest and nicest Ive ever used. Beer prices are high, $15 but its probably for 20-24 oz. Very impressed and would go back again

Was on the River Deck and it is absolutely the best place to see a show. Its a party atmosphere. Private bar and bathroom. Great acoustics and great views.

We had a freaking blast here! Right on the river, nice and breezy. From the lawn to the seats, not a bad view. Plenty of refreshment stands everywhere. Chickies and Pete’s is my favorite of course. Awesome little vip bar area. Plenty of seating. Big video monitors so you aren’t missing the action. Only downfall is there isn’t parking on premises you gotta park and walk, but isn’t a bad deal either.

I purchased tickets for Chris Browns Heartbreak on a Full Moon Tour with HER and 6LACK. We had such a great time! The venue was mostly outdoors and the weather was really nice. The view of Philly from here looking across the river were beautiful!

We came to the BB&T Pavillion for the first time Saturday 5/18. The WMMR BBQ concerts. We had a great time there is alot to see all around the area. We had a great time, and I would come again.

Phish played here so it gets 5 stars but it also has a great view of Philadelphia and is easy to get to on the boat.

Great venue. Plenty of staff everywhere to help you with any of your needs. Ive seen many shows here and enjoyed them all. Variety of general concession and many different types of beer. Easy to get to from Philly or NJ locations.

Tweeter Center, Susquehanna Bank Center, BB&T Center and whatever other label this venue has had before is a good place to have a good time for a show. Yes the personnel at will call have issues here and there, but thats due to them not being informed about all the extras some artists may have available. The food & drinks will milk your wallet, but you come for the show not the food and maybe a few beers. Seating is snug and tight, so be prepared to rub elbows/arms with other people unless you want to be way in the back via the lawn area. Lawn area is cool depending on the weather and if you cant see the artist at your position look at the giant monitors on the side top of the seating area structure. The one main issue is the bathroom for men. When the show is really alive and kicking its like a traffic jam in a single file waiting to go to the bathroom. With all the people around youre not sure if its people at merch tables or at the different liquor vendors. Traffic is a pain to and from, but Camden County police and local traffic officials help you out to the parking area and/or the way to leave. You want to enjoy the show attend if not go somewhere else that you prefer. Not all venues are perfect.

I have to say, it was one of the best nights of my life. The entire experience was AMAZING! My husband and I took the Ferry over...it was the perfect choice...it was relaxing (stress free) even after the concert...efficient and perfect. The venue was great...my husband purchased VIP club access tickets...we were in the door at 5:00 and we relaxed listened to live music, had drinks and food. The staff was phenomenal...every employee we came in contact with was helpful, friendly and courteous!!! We saw Miranda Lambert and Little Big Town...our seats were sec 202 row v (perfect) view and very comfortable. We will definitely be back!

Went to the 2019 MMRBQ concert festival. The acustics were good, sight lines from the covered seat were decent, but the lawn area sight lines are less than desirable. Prices for food and drinks are completely out of control. Parking is at a premium. The ferry makes it possible to park on the Pennsylvania side. Compared to amphitheates in other cities, this on feels outdated and in need of a refurbish. Overall a good music venue.

Saw Doobie Brothers and Carlos Santana 8/24/19Im only taking away a star for the ridiculous $40 parking fee and the fact the place is not very handicapped friendly. My mom uses one of those walkers with a seat that she can rest on mid journey if necessary. A HUGE set of steep stairs (40+ stairs) and a long ramp were all we saw originally. The staff didnt say There is a shorter set of stairs in the middle if you want to try there. (maybe 20 steps - right beside where we sat and much easier to navigate). So very thankful that once we made it out of the venue two guys in a golf cart were able to take my mom and aunt to the car. Sound was INCREDIBLE. Huge HIGH QUALITY screens made it feel like we had one of the best seats in the house. Tolls, gas and parking made it more expensive but I wouldnt rule it out in the future (2 hr drive from my house-more with traffic). *2 pics of the full stage are zoom-ins from the lawn. The other 3 are pics of the video screens.

Good show, but man is this place dated. Would be nice to have better bigger brighter screens so you can actually feel like you are at a concert. Can’t see anything from the lawn.

Love the lawn. Beach chairs are better than camp chairs. Or just sit in the dirt and be done with it. Highly recommend the Miller Lite. Portion size is spot on.

One of the my favorite venues to see live music outdoor in the summer. Perfect view overlooking the river and always an amazing sunset. Never disappointed with the crowds and all different sorts of genres of music. The beer is a little bit expensive but The side benefit to that is it deters people from getting too wasted . plenty of bathrooms and water fountains. security is pretty chill ! decent snacks, it’s all worth it. The lawn seats are usually 25 bucks which is the best Price around. Best way to get theirs park on the Philly side and take the ferry across.

Pretty great venue for an all day concert. Official venue parking can be either $30 or $40 depending on how far you want to walk. Expect to pay almost $20 for any alcohol, but you are allowed ONE UNOPENED bottle of water from the outside. I suggest bringing a liter bottle, no one has stopped me with one before.

Summer time is the best place for music festival or concerts here. Hootie and the Blowfish were perfect yesterday!!

What a great place to see a concert. Family friendly.

Geat lay out for out doors! Great sound and jumbo screens. They have everything you need inside with plenty of bathrooms, Lots of different vendors for food and drinks! We had a group that came on a bus , perfect for us at $40 a person dropped off right in front picked up right in front. You could bring in a sealed water bottle.

Its a giant venue. Concerts are always good there. But the lawn. Come on. The paying customers definitely pay enough to cover some grass seed in spring. Ive been going for years and I know they have not bothered to ever re seed the place. Its no longer lawn seats, they are now dust bowl seats.

Fun place! Saw a KidsBop concert here! Didn’t realize it was so big!!

I actually like this venue. The bathrooms tend to be clean. You can bring chairs in, just take them from sleeves. They have security checks but it tends to run quickly. I use the side entrance..I pass the main one and youll see it on the left. No alcohol is allowed in but Ive taken in water thats open. Parking is usually $30 to $40 and is close enough. The furthest is about 3 blocks. Its all set up easily. The lawn is very large and on an angle to help views. You can rent chairs for $5. They have food, drinks, alcohol, merchandise. Soda is free refills. There are tables to sit at and a couple bars with seating. They have TV screens to see more detail of the show. Theres also an interior section with food, merch, drinks and bathroom. If you buy lawn or general admission, theres no cover so watch the weather for your show date.

Good venue for shows. Tons of food and drink options. Need a little better design in the lawn area to allow people to get around without stepping on other peoples stuff. But if you dont like that buy a seat.

4 stars only because the venue is outdoor. Ive been to shows at staples center, Meadowlands Arena, MSG and other small indoor venues so a 5 star would end up there. That being said, BB&T pavilion is by far THE BEST outdoor venue for any show, any band any genre. Seat layout is great and always priced fair. Concessions (priced high as hell like every other venue sports or other) blow other venues away in the quality, popularity, and options categories. Lets not forget the sound system. Best outdoor sound Ive ever heard. Makes PNC sound like an 8 track cassette playing over bass amp with blown $3.00 speakers) I know your thinking, but its in Camden and youre right. HOWEVER, the new Rutgers campus has really made an impact on the area surrounding the venue making parking, walking from and back to your vehicle and the overall atmosphere (now more underage friendly) a worry free, headache free and crime free(Im sure from time to time a ruckus can occur like at every event in history) and somewhat enjoyable experience as it should be. Gated parking on campus makes for the perfect pre-game spot with attendants security and yes.......POLICE PATROLS. Give it a chance or even a second if you havent been in a while. BB&T pavilion is definitely THE outdoor venue in the tri-state area. Places like Jones beach and The Stone Pony summer stage are (were) awesome spots. But the as needed fold away stage and sound cant compete with a permanent, sheltered electrical system and sound system built to blow your face off. Go see you favorite ( or kids favorite) band in Camden. If you have a bad time, its probably your fault. Showed up late, Frank to much, bought phony scalper tickets, or lit the joint right in front of that cop you didnt see. Cant blame the city or venue for any of that. Some of you probably will though. Hahahaha. Enjoy the show!!!!

I would give 5 stars if the parking wasnt so bad and so dang expensive! $40 bucks to park!! Cost me more to park then to see the concert!Love the t-mobile fast lane and pink seats! Definite perk!!!

Great acoustics, very kind staff, easy to get to your seats, etc . . . If you love live music then this is a great venue to go to; definitely worth checking out. - Not sure how the sound is on the lawn, but under that roof its incredible! Came all the way up from SC and it was well worth the trip.

Located on the Camden waterfront, near the battleship. Parking for events can be $30 or more. Roads leading to the pavilion parking arent great.That said, nice place for a concert. There is a caveat however. We had seat tickets in the 200 section, but spent the first half outsider on the lawn. While the lawn view, unless youre near the front edge, isnt great the sound is quite good. Inside, under the roof, in the seats, the sounds had too much base and also a ring. Bottom line (and its your choice): inside is weather protected with a better view; outside is exposed and better sound.

Awesome place to see a show or event the staff was great. The only complaint was there was plenty of parking but it was $40, I would advise public transportation or uber.I would definitely recommend this for a show or event

What a great concert. We had lawn admission and had plenty of room. JoanJett and the Blackhearts opening for Heart....I was in heaven. Both bands were awesome!

Its a nice place honestly with a view of the Camden waterfront. The lawn is always clean before a show no matter how trashed ive seen it previously. My only complaints are the weird tasting water fountains, occasionally slow-moving food lines, and Live Nation existing.

Saw DMB, June 2019. 1st time here, nice venue. Concessions were everywhere and the lines seemed to move quickly. We parked in the warehouse lot (showed up early, 4 PM, as we drove in from MD). We stayed through encore and got out of the immediate area and onto the highway within 30 minutes of the last note. We sat pavillion, section 202. The aisles were WIDE and allowed people to come and go without issue. I would not hesitate to return.

This is one of the better facilities to see a concert in the philly/ Camden area. Now with that being said everything and I mean everything is on a 500% mark up. A Miller light usually 250 to 3 bucks at the bar anywhere other them here is about 4 bucks. At this arena they are almost 30

Very nice venue. Seats located in section 103, row F have good sightlines to the stage and is covered in case of inclement weather. Close enough to see and feel the music.

The sound was terrible and we were sitting directly behind the mixing position. It sounded like there were no delay speakers for the back of the shed. Like Jones Beach and PNC Bank. These ”pavilion” venues have worse sound in 2019 than your average arena did 30 years ago. Parking was expensive. Otherwise it was ok. By contrast the sound at The Mann Center is much better.

Beautiful spot for a concert. Nice views good sound cheap lawn seats.

Ive hated on this place for years, and there are still issues with very expensive and far-away parking, and anemic or dangerous mass transit options for traveling here, but a recent visit has me liking it again. They have finally updated the video screens for the lawn, but the biggest update have been the addition of the giant behind-stage high-def video screen, and the sound quality for lawn patrons. Lawn is a stretch, its dirt so compacted it may as well be concrete, but lets not be too picky. The view from the mid lawn with big screen is outstanding, and the sound was crystal clear and mixed very well.The food is expensive and of a quality to be expected in a venue like this. Not great, but it gets the job done. Drinks are expensive, and I still dont understand why they think everyone wants 25 oz. beers, but whatever.What I love most about the lawn here is the views! Head to the right lawn about halfway up and the philly skyline view is great. And, even on the hottest days its seems like you can always catch a breeze.

I’ve been coming here since they opened (It’s been named, E-Center, Tweeter Center, Susquehanna Bank Center, and now the BB&T). The name changes but the venues acoustics stay fantastic! Whether you’re on the lawn or in a seat the music sounds great! Be prepared for $40 parking fees, $20 mixed drinks and $10 pretzels inside so get your grub on and drink on before the show!

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Overall a pretty epic venue! Saw a concert here and it was a well organized high tech venue. Easy to park in the area($30)and directions to the event. Staff was friendly and helpful. Even in the many food stalls the employees were great. The venue was clean and well maintained(although newly updates).I would give 5 stars however the food and drink prices are inflated far beyond what I would expect In an arena or stadium. $10 for a normal slice of pizza. $15-$19 for a beer...a large beer but were not talking exotic beers.

I saw Slayer for their final tour here on 5/24. The show was amazing! The venue was great and I had such a great time. The food was pretty good too, although a little expensive but that is to be expected. I would definitely recommend this venue to everyone.

Excellent time as always @ the BB&T Pavilion!¡!

Fun watching live music is the open air w my daughter

Wonderful venue with great acoustics. It would be a more pleasant experience if there was more direct access from the venue to highway entrances. Local Street traffic was very heavy after the show.

Gotta give BB&T a fantastic review..Saw the best Phish show of my life on Sunday and feeling those good vibes. Only thing BB&T needs to work on is keeping their bars fully stocked with those TRULYs. Other than that. An amazing weekend at the pavilion.

I am not a huge fan of the venue or the location but they get top notch talent to play there.

Saw Phish for two nights and the whole thing was great.

Saw Dave Matthews- one of the many concerts Ive seen here since it opened. Theyve added a good screen on each side, which makes the lawn experience much nicer. If you are in the middle sections, the sound is clear and loud. But the sound on the sides is not good, inside or on the lawn. The volume drops off dramatically, and the sound is muddy compared to the middle sections.

My favorite concert venue. Easy flow, half indoors also lawn seating. Easy to meet up with friends. Great sound, wonderful stage shows here. At this Judas Priest concert, you could actually hear it in Philadelphia! Expensive but arent they all?? $16/beer a bit much but it was a 24oz beer!

Eat before you go and pregame in the parking lot!! You dont wanna eat and drink here!! $$$$ I will say, that it isnt an awful place to attend a concert. The sightlines are good unless you are on the lawn!! One of the big negatives is the venue has about a 10 degree pitch which has you leaning toward the stage all night.

First time at the BBT Pavilion for the 104.5 Birthday concert with a bunch of my friends. We were out on the yard and it was a really awesome concert space. A little tough to see the main stage from the yard, but you could hear the music no problem. This was honestly a beautiful space for a summertime outdoors concert. It started to rain and thunder during the concert, so there was a brief intermission where some of us troopers stayed in the yard to dance through the rain. Only downside about this place are the drink prices. I was ready for some high prices, but this is a whole new level! Be ready to bring your wallet.

Great sound. convenient location. I left one star off because the lawn is mostly dirt patches instead of grass. I get that it takes a beating but there has to be something better.

Great venue to see live music performances during the summer on the lawn!

Just saw DMB there! Always a good time down by the water front.. Saw many shows there in the past, and will continue to go through the summer! Beer is too high$$ tho

My favorite venue to see a concert! I typically purchase lawn seats because you can see the stage from anywhere on the lawn. (Dont get me wrong PNC is nice too but you cant see the stage from all angles of the lawn and the bathroom space is limited there.) Addached are different concerts from different spots.

First time there and it was awesome! We went to see Hootie and the Blowfish!!!!!

Great venue and view of the sunset behind the city skyline

Seen a few shows here, they attract good acts. Sound and lighting were spot on. Great beer and food selection, comically high prices though.

Had a great time every time I have visited. Even if it was raining, it was still a blast. I love sitting on the grass for the Jimmy Buffet concerts, they really are unlike anything else. I love seeing all the people so into the concert. The vibe is always so great.

Awesome place for great bands. We had a superb time with three major bands.

Pretty much the same as all the other cookie cutter amphitheaters that are sprinkled across the United States. If your on the lawn or in some of the cheap seats you have a great view of Philadelphia.

A nice open air concert showcase with covered pavilion and general admission grass seating. Located on the Delaware river. The Philadelphia skyline makes a wonderful background to this venue.

Went there for rock allegiance oct 17. was a little nervous about the area, but it was actually quite nice! show was amazing! venue had a nice setup & great staff.

I love going here for a concert. There is hardly a bad seat in the pavilion. Pics are Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson - Twins of Evil Tour

Above average place to see a show. Well run facility. Cool parking lots if you can find the right ones... scenic setting, good vibe... high prices that you come to expect but should not accept, but what can you do. Someone has to help pay for Bob Weir s rider that calls for a helicopter.

Aside from being robbed in the parking lot, we had a great time. Oh wait, you say I wasnt robbed, that was a lot attendant that took $40 from me by the gate? Well I certainly felt robbed! Cause charging that much money the city of Camden should be paved with gold before the years over! Oh yeah The Pixies & Weezer were awesome!

Prepare yourself for $40 to park. Woof. Great venue! Highly recommend seeing a show here for acoustics alone.

My favorite concert venue. Have been to half a dozen concerts here. Seating section is good for a rainy day but I Love the lawn ! Be it on chairs or a mat, the grass seating makes for a great concert viewing experience with beautiful sky and the bridge view. Plenty of drinks and snacks options. There is a rental chair place. Sound system is amazing and the slope of amphitheater gives clear view of the center stage !! Love it !! Parking is a nightmare !

Great concert venue; well run; drinks a bit pricey

Good service, good venue to see a show as long as it doesnt rain.

First off, this venue is in Camden. Its not a great neighborhood. I also dont think the venue is very clean.Parking at some lots was $40. $40, let that sink in. Drove around the wonderful area of Camden and found a $30 parking lot. Be prepared to walk.Parking at Penns Landing is $15 but if you take the ferry over, be prepared to wait on the Camden side on your return trip back to Penns Landing or leave the show early to avoid this.Paid $9 for a beer inside. I would suggest not making too many trips to the concession stands.Its a shame, it could be a great, open air venue.

Havent been there in a while and WOW was I impressed.

Great for outside concerts!! Good view no matter where youre sitting/standing. Acoustics are good.Food prices are ridiculously high.

This is a great place for concerts and events. There are plenty of handicap accessible ramps and seating areas. My husband won tickets from a radio station but they were regular seats and I am disabled. The security guard was super sweet and helpful in getting the tickets swapped out and helping me get settled into a spot with my mobility scooter. There are tons of areas to.get food and drinks and they even have staff that walk around taking orders during the concert and they will bring you food and drinks to your seat. Great experiences here.

Went to see Manson and zombie. This place was great! A little pricy, but worth it in the end.

This place gets crowded, but most of the seats have a good view. The lawn view is actually pretty good. If they sell out, though, the lawn is packed, like cant move an inch packed. They do have a few good food stands with snacks.

Attended many events here, most areas are clean and organized, but the lawn area has become very dusty. It must be difficult to keep this area growing grass, but it is hard to enjoy a show when breathing in a dust cloud.

Nice helpful staff. Angled floors so even I (52) could see. Only downside is that all food/drink vendors are very expensive. Lets you bring in an unopened water bottle for most events.

Great place for outdoor concert. However if it rains youre screwed lol Gets a bit muddy and crazy in the rain. Id suggest getting a ticket for inside if weather is iffy. Sound system and outdoor screens are good but Ive seen better. Definitely can use an upgrade. Beautify the views of the water and bridge [Philadelphia] Everything overpriced [as is to be expected at a concert] Parking lots charge an arm and a leg. Usually 25-30 to park. However if you get lucky there is metered street parking.

Great Concert Seating, this is the view on my Smartphone from the last row of seats under the covered area and center of the stage. Behind me was the lawn which has very affordable tickets and sits up high. Yes you can bring a lawn chair for the lawn area HOWEVER it must be a low back collapsible chair that is no more than 9 inches off the ground. Theres two huge screens on each side of the concert stage, these are the types of arena seats under the covered area... and yes, the tailgate parties going on in the parking area were amazing... parking on Lot 1 was $40! ouch, adult beverages were about $13 to $16 each but the service was good, they also have wait staff walking around to take orders.

Saw Dave Matthews Band for the third time here. Great amphitheater and good locations with good vendors inside

Went here for a Jason aldean concert and it was a phenomenal venue. Everything was great and we had the times of our lives. Would most definitely go back here for another event. Our seats were under the pavilion and there didnt seem to be a bad seat in the house.

We went to see the Darius Rucker and Lady Antebellum concert. Just in approaching the venue we knew it would not be an ideal situation. Took forever to park, mostly due to poorly trained parking attendants who were sending cars down rows where the were no spots, so drivers had to do almost impossible u-turns at dead ends. For the $40 fee, it should be easier.Finally inside the venue, which thankfully did not take long, we made our day to the River Deck, which wer had each paid an additional $35 for. We were promised a private bar, private bathroom and city views. The city view was the only redeeming factor. The private bathroom was a tilted port a potty with zero light inside (thank goodness for cell phones flashlights). The bartender was nice enough, but one of the beers we ordered was stale and the $17 hummus plate had clearly been in a refrigerator for weeks - disgusting and inedible (in the bartenders defense when we ordered it she did point to the fact that there was a hot dog cart just outside the deck). We finally gave up on the deck and went down to our seats where we enjoyed the rest of the concert thankfully.My advice: go to this venue after enjoying dinner elsewhere and have low expectations. Public transportation may also be the way to go.

Nice place. Why offer chairs when you cant use them. We paid for seating on the lawn but no chairs was available and once you was in the area I see why it was standing room only.But the show was amazing Meek & Future did their thing I missed Megan wish I could have seen her :)

Fun venue for live music. Under the roof is an intimate, close up experience with the band, but the lawn is great too because it frees you up to dance around with friends

I absolutely love this venue Ive been to alot of outdoor venues like BB&T in Camden but BB&T for sure stands out to me the stage area is not the largest Ive been to but it projects sounds extremely well very clear and it carries all the way around the seating area even to the farthest corners of the lawn areas I mean great just great sound all the way around and for those less fortunate or hearing or vision impaired they have some pretty cool toys like gigantic viewing monitors outside of the actual pavilion so even they person at the farthest point from the stage can get a great view of what is going on onstage and the cameras are very tech adv and you cant complain about not hearing whatever event their hosting because theres some pretty big and expensive speakers that are not only provided at the stage area and seating area as well as their lawn section their installed all over the entire campus so even if you need a bathroom break or a bite to eat from a generous variety of over priced food vendors well you can still hear whatever event you came to enjoy one thing I do believe that BB&T should look into upgrading there is installing some smaller monitors around the campus like in the bathrooms and concessions areas outside so patrons there can also see what they came to see as well as hear it if the decide venture away from the stage for a potty or food and drink break or even if they just need some space from the crowds of people swarming around the stage area but BB&T PAVILION I LOVE IT if their hosting one of your favorite events make sure to participate

The area surrounding this location is a bit run down, but inside has a great atmosphere no matter the event. Ive been here multiple times and never once had a bad experience.

September 7th 2019, this is my birthday... My husband is September 4th... This was our gift to each other... Our wedding song is Zac Brown free extended version with Into the Mystic... Be sent in the request and Zac Brown brought it this night and sing a wedding song to us... We cannot tell everyone involved how grateful and lovely it was for this... Thank you to all you made a very wonderful memory

Beautiful venue. We sat in the pavilion and had a great time. Section 201 row B seat 7 and 8 had a great view with an aisle in front of us so we could lean on the railing and climb out easily. Big screens are great. BE PREPARED. .PARKING IS $40.TRAIN & the GOO GOO DOLLS were increduble.

Good acoustics; decent food/drink options; surrounding neighborhood not the best (especially after dark)Seen here:Chris Stapleton