Please be aware of temporary road closures affecting access to the concert site on July 15 & July 22 due to nearby construction.

 What’s Closed

• Meridian Avenue between Laurel St. & Plum Street and Meridian Ave. & University Ave.  
• Access to and from Lot 310 (Lory Student Center/Engineering Lot) via Meldrum Street

 Getting to the Concert

Concert activities will continue as planned; however, all vehicle access to the concert area should be via CSU Oval to Music Dr. for lot 310 or Shields & Hughes Way for lot 425. Lot 195 is not impacted.

Please note that some food trucks will be relocated to Plum Street for this event, which will affect the normal drop-off area. Anyone dropping off equipment, supplies, or passengers should plan to use the east side of the concert site for unloading and curbside drop-off.

For GPS navigation:

• Lot 310 (Lory Student Center/Engineering Lot): 711 Oval Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80521
• Lot 425: 600 Hughes Way, Fort Collins, CO 80521

Parking Information

Lot 310 (Lory Student Center/Engineering Lot)

• Access Lot 310 through the CSU Oval.
• From the intersection of Howes Street and Laurel Street, enter the Oval and turn right onto Music Drive.
• The parking lot is located at the west end of the road.
• Guests may drop off items on the east side of the concert site before continuing to Lot 310 for parking.

 Lot 425

• Access to Lot 425 will not be affected by construction.

 Traffic Assistance

Digital traffic signs will be posted along Laurel Street to help guide visitors to the appropriate routes and parking areas. Additional signage and CSUPD will assist with traffic along Plum St.

Please allow for additional travel time due to traffic affected by construction and to walk from parking lots to the concert site.

We appreciate your patience as we navigate these temporary changes and look forward to seeing you at the concert!

Visit our Transportation and Parking page for a parking map.

Reservations are not required to attend!

With the help of Google maps, you should easily be able to find the Lagoon venue. Type in ‘629 West Plum St’ or 'CSU Lagoon' and follow the directions. If all else fails, follow the sounds of happy voices and rockin’ tunes and they will show you the way! For parking, please be cautious of campus parking signs and designations.

Lagoon performances will happen every Wednesday night from June 14th to July 26th from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. 

You can always count on great family-friendly tunes at the Lagoon. View the lineup! Or better yet, just plan on coming each Wednesday night regardless of who is on stage for a great time with family and friends.

Everybody’s favorite price, FREE! Thanks to our amazing sponsors, the Lagoon Summer Concert Series remains a complimentary community event for all to enjoy.

All well-behaved dogs are welcome! Just be sure to keep your furry friend leashed during the event. Owners are required to provide their own poop bags and clean up after their animal.

Most CSU parking lots after 4 p.m. are free, but pay attention to the parking signs just to be on the safe side! For more information on CSU’s parking information, visit their website here

If traveling by car, we recommend the Lory Student Center (lot 310), the Morgan Library (lot 425) or Moby Arena (lot 195) parking lots. ADA parking is available in these lots however, please note that there is no direct ADA parking at the Lagoon site. Guests needing a closer drop-off point to the site can unload curbside along Plum St. prior to re-parking in a recommended lot. Please be warned – there is no parking along Meridian Avenue or Plum Street (and not in the bike lanes either!). Be sure you pay attention to parking signs (you don’t want to be that person!). Plus being towed has a way of ruining the experience.

Please note there is construction surrounding the Lagoon Concert site and there is a road closure along Plum St. that does not allow access into lot 310 (Lory Student Center lot/Engineering lot). Pedestrian routes are open from lot 310 to Lagoon Concert site and accessible.

Bicycle racks are available on site if you are plan to bike to the concert!

For more information visit our Transportation and Parking page.

Visit CSU's virtual map for concert location and parking lots (use filter for parking -> ADA to identify nearby ADA parking).

Definitely. In fact, we encourage it! Park at one of the off-campus MAX stations and get off at the University Station, located at Mason Street and University Avenue just east of the Lory Student Center. Want to learn more? Visit the Ride Transfort website here.

We have a delicious lineup of food trucks each week. Visit our food truck page for more information about which trucks are on site each week. 

We will have multiple port-o-lets available courtesy of Republic Services.

Lagoon is a smoke-free, alcohol-free environment. Dogs must remain on leash and well-behaved. Parking is not allowed on the street and vehicles will be towed. Please park in the recommended parking locations or use alternate transportation (MAX, bicycles, Transfort, etc.).

Guests, businesses, and organizations cannot sell, solicit, distribute promotional materials, gather signatures, or market services during the event. To maintain a welcoming and enjoyable atmosphere for all attendees, only approved vendors and sponsors may engage in promotional activities. This also includes having banners or signs to notate a gathering area for groups. Thank you for understanding and helping us create a positive experience for everyone!

We know the Lagoon crowd is tough enough to handle a little rain, but if Mother Nature gets a bit crazy, CSU might just have to cancel for everyone’s safety. For weather updates, visit CSU's Safety site and/or visit our Facebook or Instagram pages. If inclement weather approaches during the concert, our emcee will make announcement(s) on-site. Sign up for live event emergency information by texting "CSUEVENTS" to 888777. Standard messaging rates apply.

In the event of inclement weather or an emergency, follow directives and any provided information. If inclement weather or emergency happens during concert, shelter in vehicle or at Lory Student Center located just to the southeast of the Lagoon site.

All items that are turned in or found post-concert are given to CSU Police Department to log in their lost and found. For more information to inquire about a lost item, visit https://police.colostate.edu/lost-found/.