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Hoodoo Ski Area is a one-of-a-kind, open-air concert venue framed by a spectacular mountain setting. Bring your own chairs and blankets and get ready for the amazing sound in the concert bowl.
See below for frequently asked questions about this event.
Hoodoo Ski Area, 27400 Big Lake Road, Sisters, OR 97759
Yes, there will be designated parking outside the main lodge. The outdoor patio will have a designated ADA Area.
Parking lot gates, for HooDoo Ski Area open at 9:00 am, Friday and Saturday. NO EARLY ENTRY ALLOWED. Gates for the show open at 1:00 pm both days.
Friday 9/6 Show is at 4:30
Saturday 9/7 Show is at 3:00
Yes, because parking is limited, only vehicles with ticket holders will be allowed to enter and park in the main parking lots.
NO! Camping passes can be purchased along with the tickets.
YES, YOU MUST have a camping pass. Camping passes can be purchased along with the tickets. All vehicles are to be self contained. No RV Trailers Allowed. Ray Benson Snow Park is a 10 minute walk and is free for pull behind trailers.
NO RV spots are available at this time. There is a 25ft vehicle limit in the main parking lot area.
Yes, there are many camping options around the Hoodoo Ski Area. Here are a few suggestions:
Ray Benson Snow Park, Smiling River Campground, Camp Sherman RV Park and Hotel. Willamette National Forest, Link Creek Campground, Big Lake Campground, Potato Hill snow park.
Yes! Check out: https: skihoodoo.com/lodging/
There is NO Re-Entry.
Yes! Kids 5 and under are free.
Pets are not allowed at the Venue. There is no Re-Entry to the concert. Service animals only.
There is no concert seating provided. We encourage guests to bring low back chairs and blankets.
Yes, Hoodoo Ski Are will be serving food all day in the lodge. There will be food and beverages available inside the concert area during the concert. No outside food and beverages (including alcohol) allowed in the concert area.
The Lodge After-Shows are included with the ticket.
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