Count Basie Center for the Arts

Yes there is

They r pretty efficient

Limited, metered street parking.

No. There is street parking and parking lots nearby.

Either vaccinated, or a negative covid test

No

Always go to their website and look at the seating chart for the show you want. Call the box office and tell them what seats you'd like. Smaller fee than Ticketmaster, and they'll either mail them or you can ask them to keep them at the Will Call window in the lobby. If you donate at certain levels, you'll have presale access, and avoid phone fees.

Only if performance is cancelled

Oyster Point and Molly Pitcher, same owners. Close by. Mariott right off Exit 109. GSP. Several miles further to the Count Basie

No

No

From their website FAQ:. The Count Basie Center for the Arts offers several, full-service bars to patrons age 21 and older, serving beer, wine and spirits prior to and during performances. Popcorn, candy and bagged chips / snacks are also served. Patrons wishing to purchase or consume alcoholic beverages are required to show a valid, state-issued ID.

There are several paid parking lots nearby

According to the website... All tickets are subject to a nonrefundable, $3 restoration fee, plus additional convenience fees. Count Basie Center members pay reduced fees. Click here for information on becoming part of the Basie.

No

Usually about an hour before, gives you time to get drinks.

Yes, just a few blocks.

It is possible. Vogel and Basie are two different venues.

Yes.

Not sure but probably.

Ticketmaster App

I doubt your event will happen this week

Postponements have begun, but they are emailing updates.

Bar and snacks only inside venue. Great places surrounding the theater, you can find something to meet any budget. Great high end restaurants all around!

Contact the team at the theater, they are great!

No. It's like amovie theatre type place.

They do still sell gift cards. Not sure what denominations. I recommend calling the box office.

7pm

Has a parking lot across the street that you have to have a pass for when you get your tickets that's $30 waste of money talk on the street it's cheap two blocks away is a municipal lot

3 blocks or so. It's safe.

Yes you can

I agree it depends on the show that is booked......maybe if you called the theater they can give you an exact

Not good, Have to walk a bit. It's a shame they do not have their own parking lot

I imagine you can provided it's not sold out. BUT they may not be the best seats.

Yes they do.

Call first, it's usually on a show-by-show basis. Graham Nash himself doesn't much care, but there was a sign in the lobby the night I saw him there stating no photography and ushers were constantly prowling the theater all night and advising anyone who was seen with their phone out to put it away.

I think no later than 10:00

Box office offices open until the show starts and Count Basie itself closes when the show is over

Call and find out

Best would be to call the theater and get exact answer. I would guess 3hrs.

Not certain. You can phone the box office or go to their website. The staff is very pleasant and helpful. Hope this helps! 😉✌

Almost 3hrs

Hi I was wondering how the Oakland st parking pass mworked out for you?

Across the street at the police station

I cant say

You can often park on the street if you get there early. Nice Mexican restaurant across the street from the theatre. A bit slow at times but good and inexpensive (Azteca grill).

there is a 1and a half hour break between acts. plus plenty of local restaurants. You can't bring in food.

Go to the Box Office

Oh my gosh, do you really think this is a question for Google Maps? Go on the website and see

Call the box office, very helpful

Street parking and lots. Free on street

No elevator to loge and balcony. Check the website

Incline

Call fit more information

I agree with O'Brian -- reasonable given caliber of entertainment offered.

No valet, but a large parking meter lot ,1 street across..down the block, pay till 6pm I think, then its free for the night..but check the signs..

There is on lot across the street.Fills up quickly so you have to get there early.Otherwise you have to try parking on side streets

Parking is on the street and in the public lots. A block or two walking.

Theater is in downtown Red Bank where there is diversified tastes and prices. Eateries galore!

I found out by using Google.

Have you looked at their website? It's there. In fact you need to use it when buying tickets.

Usually Monday to Friday, unless a show is on Saturday.

Starring: The Return Of Kenny Vance – “Looking For An Echo” Willie Winfield & The Harptones – “Sunday Kind Of Love” The Mystics – “Hushabye” Chuck Girard Orig. Lead Singer of The Castells – “Sacred” The Quotations – “Imagination” Tony Passa Orig. Lead Singer The Fascinators – “Oh Rosemarie” The Dubs – “Could This Be Magic” The Willows – “Church Bells May Ring” Lenny Dell & The Demensions – “Over The Rainbow” Acappella By The Classic Sounds Hosted by Cool Bobby B of Sirius Radio 50’s on 5

Probably about 2 hours