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The Ruoff Music Center (originally Deer Creek Music Center and formerly Verizon Wireless Music Center, Klipsch Music Center, and Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center) is an outdoor amphitheatre located in Noblesville, Indiana.
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Ruoff Music Center.

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Owner	Live Nation
Type	Outdoor amphitheatre
Seating type	reserved, lawn
Capacity	24,790

What time do the gates open at Ruoff?

The doors open at 5 and shows usually don't start until close to 7. over a year ago. Depends on where you're sitting. When we have pavilion seats, we don't get there until 15-20 minutes before the first act because our seats are reserved.

And another question: can you tailgate at ruoff music center?

* Yes, we allow tailgating.

In respect to this, what is legacy parking at ruoff music center?

Legacy parking is located on the west side of the venue near the main entrance. They say this parking lot allows for quicker in and out of the venue.

Is the green room at Ruoff worth it?

The green room was awesome as it gave private bathrooms and free alcohol! The venue is beautiful and huge. Whether you were in a area with seats or on the lawn, views were spectacular! A lot of variety of food choices.

Regarding this, what is the new name for deer creek?

Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center

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What is the largest outdoor amphitheater?

It is the largest outdoor music venue in the United States.
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Glen Helen Amphitheater.

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Capacity	65,000
Opened	1993
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Consequently, what is ruoff called now?

Ruoff Music Center quietly changed its name again, but you'll still call it Deer Creek.

People also ask what is vip club at ruoff music center?

The exclusive Premier Club creates the ultimate VIP experience for your guests. Perfect for intimate gatherings or private dinners. This intimate space allows clients to use exclusively or include for a full venue buy-out.

Then, how long is a concert?

Expect a concert to last anything from 90 minutes to two hours, and that is a pretty good guide. There is often a 15-20 minute interval too. However, with artists being very much in control of their music, it's also correct to say that a concert can last much longer, from two and a half hours to three hours.

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