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Frequently Asked Questions

How many people fit in the Talking Stick Arena?

The Talking Stick Resort Arena, now known as Footprint Center, is located in downtown Phoenix and can accommodate up to 18,422 guests for basketball games. However, if you are referring to the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, it features the Talking Stick Resort Ballroom and The Pool, which are popular event and concert venues. The Talking Stick Resort Ballroom can host up to 2,000 guests for concerts or special events, while The Pool at Talking Stick Resort accommodates up to 4,500 people for outdoor concerts and pool parties. Always check your event ticket for specific venue capacity, as it may vary depending on the setup.

What are the rules for the Talking Stick concert?

When attending a concert at Talking Stick Resort, guests must adhere to several important rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Prohibited items include outside food and beverages, large bags or backpacks, professional cameras, audio/video recording devices, and weapons of any kind. All guests are subject to security screening upon entry. Smoking is only allowed in designated areas. Children under 18 may need to be accompanied by an adult, depending on the event. Re-entry policies are typically restricted, so plan accordingly. For specific concert rules, always check the event details or contact the venue directly for the latest guidelines.

Are drinks free at Talking Stick?

Drinks are not free at Talking Stick Resort. Guests can purchase a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages at the resort's many bars, restaurants, and during events or concerts. Complimentary drinks may be offered to active players on the casino floor, depending on current promotions and state gaming regulations, but this is not guaranteed and often requires active gambling. For concerts or special events, drinks must be purchased separately. The resort also provides water stations for guests, but specialty beverages and cocktails are available for a fee. Always check with staff for current drink policies and promotions during your visit.

What did Talking Stick amphitheater used to be called?

Talking Stick Amphitheater, located in Phoenix, Arizona, was previously known as Ak-Chin Pavilion. Before that, it held various names such as Cricket Wireless Pavilion, Desert Sky Pavilion, and Blockbuster Desert Sky Pavilion. The venue has changed names several times due to different sponsorship agreements over the years. Today, it is officially called Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre. Despite the name changes, it remains one of the premier outdoor concert venues in the Phoenix area, hosting a wide range of popular music acts and large-scale events.

How much is the resort fee at Talking Stick?

The resort fee at Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale is typically $25 per room, per night (plus tax). This mandatory fee covers a range of amenities including high-speed Wi-Fi, access to the fitness center, daily newspaper delivery, local and toll-free calls, and shuttle service within a limited radius. The resort fee also helps maintain the property's luxurious pools and public areas. Please note that resort fees are subject to change, so it's always a good idea to confirm the current amount when booking your stay directly through the Talking Stick Resort website or by calling their reservations team.