Venue Details

• The venue is fitted with full service restrooms, with ADA accessible restrooms on the first floor.
• There will be no re-entry once you have been admitted to this venue.
• Smoking is permitted in a designated outdoor area only.
• Tailgating is not allowed.
• The Tabernacle provides wheelchair accessible seating on the main level in sections 101-104. Please purchase your tickets accordingly. When you arrive at the venue please notify the door staff and a member of the security team will escort you to the ramp entry.
• While there is no specific dress code requirement, we do require our guests to be fully dressed, including shoes.
• The Glenn Hotel 110 Marietta St NW Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 521-2250 The Ellis 176 Peachtree Street NW Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 523-5155 Holiday Inn Downtown 101 International Blvd NW Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 524-5555 Super 8 Atlanta 111 Cone Street Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 524-7000
• There are no refunds or exchanges for any unused tickets. For cancelled or rescheduled events, return to point of purchase.
• The Tabernacle Box Office opens one hour prior to the opening of the doors, on show nights only.
• Photography policies are subject to artist approval and vary by event. Please call on show day for more information.
• The Tabernacle offers two ATM services to our guests, located in the lower level and on the main floor.
• The Tabernacle, 152 Luckie Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 659-9022
• The Tabernacle Box Office accepts the following forms of payment: Cash, MasterCard?, Visa?, and American Express.
• A limited concessions facility is located inside this venue. Guests may choose from snacks and a variety of soft drinks, juices, and alcoholic beverages.
• MARTA Disembark at the CNN center and walk two blocks north on Centennial Olympic Park Drive until you reach the Tabernacle.
• From the North: Take I-75 or I-85 to Williams Street (Exit 249 C) and continue straight on Williams Street until it ends. Turn right on Andrew Young International Boulevard and continue for one block until you reach Centennial Olympic Park Boulevard. Turn left on Centennial Olympic Park Boulevard and continue for one block until you reach Luckie Street. The Tabernacle is on the left at 152 Luckie Street. From the South: Take I-75 or I-85 to Central Ave (Exit 246) Stay left at the fork towards downtown and the GA Dome. Continue on Central until you reach Martin Luther King Drive, and turn left. Take Martin Luther King Drive to Spring Street and turn right. Take Spring Street to Luckie Street and turn left. The Tabernacle is at 152 Luckie Street, Atlanta, GA 30303 From the East: Take Interstate 20 towards Downtown Atlanta. Head North on 75/85 from Interstate 20.
• Merchandise is available for sale in the lobby are at either side of the stair entry.
• The venue is fitted with both uniformed (Atlanta Police) and non-uniformed security staff.
• The venue is staffed with medically trained EMT or paramedic personnel at every event. In addition, there is an A.E.D. at all shows.
• Guests are subject to bag searches and various levels of screening subject to artist or management discretion.
• Camping is not allowed.
• Items not allowed in this venue include: Alcohol, drugs, laser pointers, skates, wallet chains, spiked jewelry or belts, banners, backpacks, flyers, beach balls, Frisbees, fireworks of any kind, outside food and beverage, and animals that are not officially designated to assist guests with special needs.
• For special needs accommodations, please call the assistant General Manager at (404) 659-9022 or the General Manager at extension 4851 and we will make arrangements and plan to assist you on show day.
• Guests must be of legal age and possess the proper Georgia identification to purchase any alcohol at the Tabernacle.
• Guests must show two forms of identification (a photo ID and credit card used to purchase the tickets) and the order confirmation number when picking up tickets at Will Call.
• The Tabernacle building has a rich and storied history. Opened in 1910 as The Broughton Tabernacle, Dr. Leonard Gaston Broughton was the pastor and a physician. Dr. Broughton started the Georgia Baptist Medical Center and nursing school, which began as the Tabernacle infirmary with three beds. The Third Baptist Church was an active congregation with over 4000 members. The congregation relocated during the mid eighties and the building lay vacant until the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games, when it was converted into a House of Blues club. After the Olympics, the building continued to operate as a music venue under a variety of different owners. The Tabernacle is currently operated by Live Nation, the world's largest live music company.
• Children of any age must have a ticket for admission to the Tabernacle. Please make sure the event you are attending does not have an age restriction before purchasing your tickets.
• Parking is not included with the price of your ticket. The Tabernacle offers discounted parking with Central Parking for all guests attending shows. You may purchase this secured parking when you purchase your ticket online. In addition, there are many pay lots as well as limited street parking in the downtown area that are walking distance to the Tabernacle.