WOW what a beautiful venue, very clean and the atmosphere is amazing not so big that you can't see the stage the 100s and 200 seating are perfect. If you get the floor, plan on standing the entire show. 300s are not bad seat for the price usually 70 or less and you can still see everything. Great big TV screens on each side of the stage clear picture. Sound system clean and clear sound. Youtube theater was built right. The vip lounge has food and a very nice bar friendly and helpful staff that were nice not overbearing or pushy. This go's As well for security if they have issues they asked kindly. And made there presence known but not felt.

Let’s start with the accessibility of the venue, I don’t know how the experience was for people that drove their own cars. But we used an Uber to get there, and it was somehow complicated for the people working there to give directions to the Uber driver. They have some entrances blocked. It seem like no one knew exactly where the drop off was. I believe they made it more complicated than it needed to be. You have to have your ticket downloaded on your phone, so you can scan it. Very easy to do, and it kept the line moving very quickly. The day that we went, they had some food trucks right in front of the theater. Kind on the pricey side, but food was good. The theater is nice, it feels cozy; but not too small. I feel like you’ll get a good view of the artist regardless of where you choose to sit. The day that I went, it was a sold out show, but it didn’t feel crowded. Their restrooms are super clean. The personnel is somehow friendly, but the person that was helping with the seating needs to work on her people skills. She sounded annoyed that people were asking her where to go. After the show, there were dozens of food vendors selling hotdogs, and it was nice to see that they were being allowed to sell their food. There were also some portable restrooms outside near a parking lot. Now, the part that I thought was absolutely beautiful was the outside of the theater. You can actually enjoy a nice walk around the pond. The place felt safe. And it was extremely well kept. Second review: Seems like they either have new staff, or these are better trained. But it was a different experience than last time. This time everyone was extremely friendly, and helpful. The parking situation was pretty good, too. I took my car this time. I paid $40 for parking. Getting in was very easy, as well as getting out at the end of the concert. Everything was well organized this time. Good job everyone!

Overall, it was a great experience except for the seats. Seats in section 102 were very close together. You had to stand up to let others pass you to get to their seats. If not, you would definitely have contact. I was in seat 13. I appreciated the cup holders in front of the seats. But the close contact made it uncomfortable to get more drinks. If someone is standing in front of you, they sometimes block the performance. I was in row R, about midway thru the section. I thought closer would be better. But this experience made me wish I had balcony seats. I am only 5'1', so that also played apart. More signs would've helped to find your section faster. Customer service was great to help you find your seats. Bartenders were quick and friendly, and I loved that there was hard Kombucha. They carded every soul there, so have your I.D. with you always. Food trucks provided a lot of options, but only one had vegan options. Still had a good time, for the most part.

OMG! This place is awesome! It's brand-spanking new and beautiful. The grounds outside and the theatre itself are not to be missed. My friend and I were lucky enough to see Rick Springfield, The Hooters, and Tommy TuTone last night. Parking through ParkWhiz was $38.00. We did not need a tram, so I cannot tell you if there is one to ferry people around, we were fortunate to park very near the front door. I imagine this place in the daylight would be pretty amazing. We saw a big lake, and some newer construction in the shape of a large dome. The YouTube Theatre itself is a wonder. The seats are very comfy. They have armrests and sturdy beverage holders in front of you. They have a bar in the theatre with food and seating in the theatre, so you won't miss a minute of your show. The restrooms are exceptionally clean but strangely set up. There are only four sinks in the women's restroom, and they are set inside an awkward cubby area. There are lots of stalls though, so that is a plus. There are other areas to buy drinks and chips, but the bar is much nicer. There aren't any bad seats in this theatre. Anywhere you sit, is pretty awesome! All merchandise is sold outside. They only take credit/debit cards, no cash. If you have an opportunity to see a show in the YouTube Theatre, you will be pretty happy and well taken care of. There are food trucks outside the area, but no actual restaurants. We ate at the Cork and Batter which was SO GOOD, and less than 5 minutes from the venue. Check them out.

I was there this past weekend for a concert and I had a great experience.Plenty of parking, easy to enter and exit the parking, organized and there were many ushers to help. It’s a beautiful arena and the way it is designed, you feel you are part of the stage from any seat. Very well designed arena. I will definitely go back for more concerts at this location.

We saw baby Metal and Dethklok here. The place was clean. We had balcony seats, and the view was super good. It gets loud! Parking is expensive, but split between a group it is worth it. Food is also expensive. Make sure you eat before going.

Nice theater, I have been here twice in one month. The venue staff from the parking attendants, at the entrance to the ushers were pleasant and helpful. I am very grateful to the parking attendants who helped me with my prepaid parking info, they were very patient and understanding.

Cool, relatively new theater where all the seats are lined up and positioned for you to easily see the artist from wherever you are! There truly aren't any 'bad' seats- especially if the performer took the time and budget to elevate their stage presence! I sat in the 200 seats and loved that I was able to see the entire stage as well as get a great view from the screens that were positioned at both sides. Sound quality is also top tier- if you've ever been to a spot to see a concert and the sound was trash, you definitely will appreciate YouTube for what they've accomplished with their venue! One thing I did note was the seats are a bit snug, so a tall person might not be so comfortable. Biggest turn off really is the price of parking is absolutely ridiculous!!!!! At $45, I actually spent more on parking than I did on my ticket- including taxes and fees!! Food is also a bit ridiculous- I spent $15 for a slice of pizza lol! But understandably we're in L.A. Where you definitely gottta pay to play! Best advice I can give is to arrive Full, Lit, and ready to party! Eat and drink before you come but please not to the point of ignorance (know your limits cuz acting a fool in public is never sexy) and avoid the parking fees by getting dropped off or using Uber/Lyft etc.