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Hersheypark Adds New Premium Concert Experience for 2026

A new premium deck gives concertgoers access to a private bar and clear views of the stage.

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Photo by AJ Kinney

Summer concert season is officially underway. And if you’re looking to enhance your next concert, consider driving to Hersheypark Stadium to try the venue’s new premium experience.

This summer, the stadium has added another premium deck on the east side of the venue. Both decks located right next to the stage, giving concertgoers an up-close view of their favorite acts. Plus, they provide ticketholders with an elevated concert experience. 

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There are two ways to secure a spot on the premium deck. Fans will need to either purchase a Signature Concert Experience Bundle or an Encore Premium Access subscription.

The bundle provides guests with a ticket to their show of choice, one preferred parking voucher, wristband to access one of the premium decks, and access to an exclusive bar, private bathroom, and dedicated entrance. Guests interested in the bundle will need to sign up to receive access.

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The subscription, which has already sold out for 2026 and is only available through waitlist signups, includes all the benefits of the bundle plus seats to every 2026 show. It also offers an unobstructed view of the stage, complimentary tickets to Hersheypark, and a discounted Hersheypark season pass. 

In addition to the new concert experience, the stadium has updated its back-of-the-house areas with new dressing rooms and loading zones for entertainers. Hersheypark also opened a new hotel, the Hershey Inn & Suites, this spring.

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Feature image of Hersheypark Stadium by AJ Kinney

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