The Amphitheater at Craig Ranch Regional Park

The Amphitheater at Craig Ranch Regional Park, also known as The AMP, is a large open-air amphitheater located within Craig Ranch Regional Park in North Las Vegas. Covering roughly seven acres, the venue is designed for concerts, festivals, screenings and other large-scale events and can accommodate up to approximately 10,000 guests. Its renovated stage features a tall roof structure, modern lighting and a large LED screen, allowing the venue to support major touring productions and outdoor events.

The experience is centered on an expansive outdoor event area with clear sightlines toward the stage. A directional sound system is designed to deliver powerful audio within the venue while limiting noise reaching surrounding neighborhoods, and the flexible layout can be adapted to different types of events. Food, beverage and outside-item policies may vary by event, so visitors should check the specific rules provided with their tickets.

The venue is located at 628 W Craig Rd, North Las Vegas, Nevada 89032, United States. Craig Ranch Regional Park has multiple parking lots providing access to the amphitheater, with parking generally available free of charge, and the venue can also be reached by rideshare services. For journeys from other parts of North Las Vegas and the wider Las Vegas Valley, see the city transport information further down the page.

North Las Vegas, a city in the Las Vegas Valley in the state of Nevada, is a practical base for visitors arriving for concerts, sporting events and other major events across the wider metropolitan area. The city combines a more relaxed, residential character with quick access to Downtown Las Vegas and the main entertainment districts, making it suitable both for a short event-focused stay and a longer visit. The local scene is complemented by The AMP at Craig Ranch Regional Park, while the well-known arenas and stadiums of the greater Las Vegas area are easily accessible by road and public transport. A varied selection of hotels, restaurants and shops in North Las Vegas and neighboring Las Vegas makes it easier to organize a trip for different budgets and styles of stay.

Getting around the city and the valley relies on an extensive road network and RTC Transit, the public bus system operated by the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada. For connections toward Downtown and other parts of the valley, Bonneville Transit Center is an important transfer point, while South Strip Transit Terminal serves the southern part of the metropolitan area and provides access toward the airport. Most travelers arriving from more distant destinations use Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), the main commercial airport serving Las Vegas, while North Las Vegas Airport (VGT) primarily serves general and business aviation. Taxis, on-demand ride services and rental cars provide additional convenient options for reaching arenas, stadiums and concert venues.

Before or after an event, it is worth exploring Fremont Street Experience and historic Downtown Las Vegas, where neon architecture, entertainment and dining come together in one of Nevada's most recognizable urban scenes. Visitors interested in design and city history can explore The Neon Museum, while Las Vegas Arts District offers galleries, cafés and creative spaces. For a quieter break, good options include Springs Preserve, with desert gardens and attractions dedicated to the nature and history of the valley, as well as Craig Ranch Regional Park in North Las Vegas itself. This makes it easy to combine a concert or sporting event with exploring the wider Las Vegas Valley and the distinctive landscape of the Mojave Desert.