Baltimore Soundstage

No, all age entry. Usually bracelets for 21+ at the gates. Bar checks bracelets etc.

It's a seating area next to the stage

As of the date of this posting the only garage you can park at for a discount is Harbor Park. You get a discount coupon from the venue and put in the machine at the garage at the end of the night and it's 10 bucks to Park.

Yes they are

Yes

weds-Saturday 12-6 and all show nights

The show starts at 8. There are two openers so, it'll probably end between 1030 and 11

124 Market Pl, Baltimore, MD 21202

No Robert, they do not have a location designated place for wheelchair users

Did not when I was there in March. However still a good idea to check for the specific show you plan to attend as I believe some bands may request it.

It was once Iguana Cantina, then it was Mist (briefly).

Not currently, but that could change.

There are signs saying you have to wear a mask, but it's not heavily enforced. No vaxx proof required, yet. Just played there on September 4th.

If so, it will not take place at Baltimore Soundstage.

Main area in front of the stage was standing only but they had a small area with tables & chairs for a small upgrade fee

No. All ages allowed unless specifically stated on the website.

Small

Standing room is 500 to 1000

They don’t open til Wednesday afternoon long time to go w a vehicle there and NO keys to drive it when living in PA

No idea all I know is that if Love Forrest ever plays there don't miss that show! He'd prob be with Da Kid Em ( unsure of that spelling). Look up Love Forrest on Sound Cloud

Yes, here's a link to the menu: https://www.baltimoresoundstage.com/menu/

Most of the shows end a little before midnight

depends

I was wondering the same thing

The offical parking partner is Harbor Park Garage. The rate is $10 with validation. They have two entrances 751 Lombard St. and the second entrance is 55 Market Place. Take your parking ticket with you and they will validate at the Soundstage ticket office.

Best to get there really early just in case things change up you never know when it comes to things like that

Depends on the artist. Different artist bring crowds. Most artists there, you wouldn't want to bring your kids.

No smoking inside, and since the venue's outside smoking area is right next to a busy sidewalk intersection with lots of police walking around... probably wouldn't go well.

You dont have to rush out but not sure why you would stick around.

Unless your VIP specifically stated meet and greet it's just the VIP table area with table service. Unless you're against standing i really wouldn't bother with just a table with service. Check the website or Facebook . If there is meet and greet you need to arrive an hour earlier for that and you would need VIP to meet the band. It's not a huge venue. It's just a club so you're close pretty much wherever you are.