Know Before You Go: St. Louis

Location

CarShield Field

900 TR Hughes Blvd

O’Fallon, MO 63366

Explore the Map

View our official Site Map for entrances, food vendors, accessibility, VIP viewing locations, and more. Click the image.

On-Site Parking

We encourage you to purchase parking in advance through our website, to carpool, or use rideshare services.

*Parking for this event is limited, so we suggest identifying overflow lots:

  • Veritas (1145 Tom Ginnever Ave, O’Fallon, MO 63366)
  • Cornerstone Church (1151 Tom Ginnever Ave, O’Fallon, MO 63366)

Set Times

VIP gates open at 1:30 PM
General Admission (GA) gates open at 2:00 PM

Quick Tips

 

• 21+ only: valid government‑issued ID required.

• Check the weather forecast before the event.

• Bring a portable battery pack and a small sunscreen bottle.

• This is a cashless event. Only card payments are accepted.

•  Food is NOT permitted on the field.

• VIP gates open at 1:30 PM, General Admission gates open at 2:00 PM, and gates close for entry at 8:00 PM (1 hour before the last act goes on).

• The lineup, set times, event map, and parking map are subject to change. Follow our official channels for updates.

• Parking passes are available for purchase on our website.

• All ticket types are non‑refundable, rain or shine.

• Re-entry is not allowed at this event.

• Questions, lost & found, or accessibility support: support@socialhouseentertainment.com.

Water + Hydration

  • Stay hydrated! We strongly encourage guests to drink water regularly throughout the festival—especially when enjoying alcoholic beverages.
  • Feel free to bring your own water bottle: Guests may bring one sealed, clear plastic bottle of water per person into the festival. For public safety, stainless steel, Stanley-style, and other metal or plastic reusable bottles are not permitted.
  • Water fountains are located along the concourse.
  • There’s additional water available at the triage/medical area.
  • Bottled water is available for purchase.

 

Sun + Heat

  • SPF encouraged: Sunscreen is strongly encouraged for daytime outdoor festivals.
  • Take breaks and take advantage of designated shaded areas and indoor/covered spaces where available.
  • Know how you’re feeling: If you’re feeling unwell, overheated, or dehydrated, visit a medical station or ask festival staff for assistance.
  • If someone in your group isn’t feeling well, get help from festival staff or medical personnel.

Margarita Vouchers

VIP beverage vouchers are redeemable at every bar.

You can use the voucher for all drinks, excluding shots!

Taco Flights

Redeem your VIP taco flights at any vendor with VIP signage, or check with your favorite food truck to see if they’re participating!

Do Not Bring Any of These Items

  • Outside food & beverages (except one clear, plastic water bottle)
  • Chairs
  • Backpacks
  • Blankets, Towels
  • Tents, Umbrellas
  • Illegal Substances
  • Drugs or Paraphernalia
  • Wagons
  • Frisbees
  • Fireworks/Explosives
  • Glass, Cans, Coolers
  • Toy or Real Weapons (including firearms)
  • Professional Recording Equipment
  • Drones
  • Camelbacks
  • Markers, Paint, Spray Paint
  • Large Chains or Spiked Jewelry
  • Stickers, Flyers
  • Laser Pointers
  • Bad vibes — seriously, leave those behind.

Festival FAQs

Ticketing ➤

General Info ➤

VIP ➤

Medical Staff and ADA ➤

Vendors ➤

Thanks To Our Valued Partners

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