Know Before You Go

Only through the official ticket link on this page. We can’t honor tickets bought from third-party resellers.

No. This is a 21+ only event. ID checks will be made at the entrance, so bring a valid photo ID.

Gate and Will Call times for Saturday and Sunday are TBA. Plan to arrive early, since mountain roads and security screening take time.

No. Once your ticket is scanned for the day, there’s no re-entry.

2-Day Pass holders scan in again each day.

Yes. The EO Express shuttle runs from Bozeman to the Big Sky Events Arena on Saturday, March 13 and Sunday, March 14. Add it when you buy tickets. Pickup and drop-off locations and times will be shared closer to the event.

Small purses and handheld bags are allowed. All bags are subject to screening. Large bags are not allowed.

Empty reusable water bottles are allowed. No glass, cans or outside food and drinks.

• Chairs, umbrellas and lounging gear are not permitted.
• Stadium seats for the bleachers are allowed.
• Blankets are allowed.
• Hand and toe warmers are allowed and recommended.

Phones and non-professional cameras are fine. Removable-lens cameras and professional recording gear need media credentials.

The show goes on rain, snow or shine.

March in Big Sky can bring anything from sunny bluebird days to fresh snowfall. Expect snow on the ground, temperatures that drop once the sun sets, and the occasional slick spot underfoot.

Layers are your friend: mountain weather changes quickly, and it cools off fast after dark. Plan on:

• A warm jacket you can take off or put back on
• A hat and gloves for the evening
• Winter boots with good traction for icy or slippery ground
• Sunglasses and sunscreen: March sun off the snow is bright

If weather affects timing or travel, follow staff instructions and official alerts. Delays, shelter instructions or schedule changes are possible. We’ll post official updates onsite and on our channels.

The venue map will show accessible parking, entry and routes. It will be posted before the event.

We’re planning accessible viewing areas and accessible restrooms.

There will be snow on the ground in March, which can affect some routes around the venue. If you need help, email events@theoutlawpartners.com before the event so we can plan with you.

No pets. Qualified service animals are welcome.

Regional and local food vendors, nonalcoholic drinks and a full bar. Bring a valid ID to buy alcohol.

Cards and cash are both accepted.

Lost & Found is at the Will Call trailer on Aspen Leaf Drive, just outside the arena.

Official Experts Only merch will be for sale at the venue.