The Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre, in practice

Yes, it is the same venue at the same address. It opened on 3 July 2003 as the USANA Amphitheatre, named for USANA Health Sciences, which is headquartered in West Valley City, and kept that name until a naming rights agreement with Utah First Credit Union was announced on 23 January 2024. The field, the seats, the lawn and the address at 5150 South 6055 West are unchanged. Anything still using the old name was written before 2024.

Twenty five thousand, which makes it the largest outdoor concert venue in Utah. That splits into about 7,000 fixed seats and about 18,000 on the lawn behind them, so roughly three quarters of the capacity is grass rather than seat. Not every show fills the whole field, so treat 25,000 as the ceiling rather than the crowd on any given night.

General parking is free and included with your ticket. What is sold separately are reserved, premier and ultra premier upgrades, with the south east lots held back for premier buyers, and what those buy is a shorter walk in and an earlier exit rather than a space you would not otherwise have had. The lots open at noon on show days, and the operator encourages rideshare and carpooling because the exit is the slow part of the night.

Bags must be clear plastic no larger than 12 by 12 by 6 inches, or a clutch, wristlet or small waist bag no larger than 6 by 9 inches. Medical and infant bags are permitted after inspection. Every bag is subject to search at entry, and you are free to refuse the search, in which case the venue may refuse entry. It is stricter than many Utah venues, and it is checked at the gate rather than at the ticket scan.

No. Lawn chairs and stadium seats are on the prohibited list, which surprises people who have been to lawn shows elsewhere. The venue has at times offered chair rentals for a fee, returned at the end of the event, and when it does that is the only seating available on the grass. Frozen water bottles and metal water bottles are also prohibited, even though bottles in general are not, so check what you are packing.

Typically 90 minutes before the advertised showtime, though individual events publish their own gate times, so read the listing rather than assuming. The parking lots and the box office both open at noon on show days, which is considerably earlier than the gates. The box office operates on show days only, so a ticket problem on a non event day is a phone or online question rather than a drive out to the venue.

No. Open flame cooking and drinking alcohol in the parking lots are both prohibited under local rules, and West Valley City police enforce it rather than the venue treating it as guidance. Since the lots open at noon and shows start in the evening, the temptation is obvious, which is precisely why it is policed. If a pre show gathering is part of the plan, arrange it somewhere other than the venue's parking lots.

Roughly May or June through October, following the national touring calendar rather than a fixed civic season. The field is outdoors and uncovered on the lawn, so the program is built around the warm half of the year and then stops. Shows go ahead in most weather; the operator names extreme wind and lightning as the exceptions. Between November and April the city's live calendar moves indoors to the arena and the Cultural Celebration Center.

United Concerts owns the venue and Live Nation operates it, which is a different arrangement from the city's arena a few miles away and matters more than it sounds. Every rule you meet here, from the bag dimensions to the parking tiers to the cash free policy, is set by the operator rather than by West Valley City, so the city's own departments are not the right place to ask about them. The venue's number is 801-355-5522.