You can bring low chairs to the free concerts but we do ask that you are courteous to those behind you. The taller chairs need to be placed in the back of the concert seating area. Tall chairs will NOT be allowed close to the stage.

Yes, but PLEASE keep the lawn chairs in your truck bed. Why? Cars cannot see the lawn chairs, and they often drive between speaker posts with their lights off. So, PLEASE DO NOT PUT LAWN CHAIRS ON THE GROUND OR BETWEEN SPEAKER POSTS. Our customers are very important to us, and we do not want anyone to get hurt!

Lawn chairs with legs (this includes the short legged beach/sand chairs) are allowed only in designated areas located on the top/back of the lawn seating area. Signs are posted to identify these areas. Chairs without legs/cushions and blankets are allowed on all areas of the lawn.

Yes, however floats are not allowed in the deep end of Sunlite Pool, and chairs are not permitted on the pool deck.

Yes, but please be respectful of others. Keep in mind that viewing space is not reserved and patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance.

Yes, but please be respectful of others. Chairs should be low to the ground and have backs at shoulder height. Keep in mind that unless otherwise noted, this is "festival viewing" with no reserved seating and patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. We want everyone to enjoy the concerts and have a great time. Be respectful of people around you and please share your space, get to know your neighbors, and make room for others. - Return to Top -

Yes, guests may carry in lawn chairs, purses, diaper bags, strollers, umbrellas, cameras and camera cases, but these items will be searched and may increase the processing time onto the flight line. Wheelchairs are permitted, but bicycles, skates - including inline skates, scooters and skateboards are NOT allowed.

There could be several reasons, such as an iron deficiency, too high a pH or a lack of iron in the soil. I would suggest a soil test to determine the pH. We offer this service here at the Volusia County Extension Service, 3100 East New York Avenue (Route 44), Deland. The cost is $1 for three samples. We test each Thursday morning, so bring it to the center before then. If the pH is okay, try applying iron chelate in the area. Sedge is an indicator of over-irrigation.

Yes. Don't mow the lawn when the grass is wet. Also, mowing grass in the early morning or evening puts less stress on the lawn by avoiding the sun's full exposure.

We will provide tables and chairs at the same price as the major rental companies in Dallas. We will set them up for free, and have them setup before your rental time starts. We have experienced damage to our Kentucky marble floors from tables which we did not supply. It is also critical that we handle the placement of tables and chairs in order to comply with existing fire codes.

Yes. If your folding chair is one of the types that comes in a carrying-case, please have it out for inspection.

Good idea. The event is held in a large field. Most spectators stand by the fence, but later in the day a place to rest is always welcomed I am sure. The viewing area stretches for a long distance and there is plenty of room to get a good view. You will see people with platforms on buses, vans, and other inventive viewing venues.

Non-framed backpacks, empty plastic water bottles, factory-sealed plastic water bottles, small snacks and empty camelbacks. All entries will go through a physical search when entering the concert grounds.

Definitely! We have a program at our Sunday series performances especially for children. The Maestro Club meets at 1:45, before the concert at 3 pm. The Maestro Club includes a chance for kids to talk to the soloist and hang out with others interested in music! Click here for more information about The Maestro Club. However, small children may have a hard time sitting through a 2 hour concert. A good alternative might be attending an Open Rehearsal on the Saturday morning of a concert weekend.

Absolutely, there is no seating included with your General Admission Ticket and guests are invited to bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on. However, tents and awnings of any kind are NOT permitted.

You are welcome to sit anywhere outside your vehicle, in lawn chairs or on blankets. We do ask that you place lawn chairs in front of your car so that you do not take up additional parking. For safety and courtesy of others, we cannot allow you to sit on top of your vehicle.

Lightly rake the surface inch of soil to remove dead debris and properly prepare the area for seeding. Select a grass seed that is the same type as already growing in your lawn. Lightly apply seed to the soil surface and gently pack to firm the seed into the soil. Apply a light layer of straw or seeding mulch to encourage rapid seed germination. Water lightly until the seed has fully emerged. Do not apply crabgrass preventer to newly seeded areas of your lawn.

We welcome blankets! Chairs are acceptable. Coolers and containers are NOT ALLOWED. Bags and backpacks will be checked at the gate by security personnel.

Any and all personal communication devices are not allowed on Augusta National during Masters Week. Please leave them in your car or check them at The Magnolia Manor. Cell phones and beepers are especially not allowed (you will be escorted out of the grounds and your ticket / badge will be PERMANENTLY confiscated if you are caught with a any personal communication device on any day of The Practice and Tournament Rounds, EVEN IF IT IS TURNED OFF!!!).

They are allowed to bring extra chairs and light furniture that require no new constructions on the booths with no extra charge. They are require to inform JobsDB 2 weeks before the event for JobsDB management's approval (heavy items may be subjected to management's approval). However, only labour cost to PICO will be charged if the exhibitors require PICO's staff assistance in mobilizing the items (own mobilizing of the items by exhibitors themselves will not be charged)