Tweet Phish will perform three consecutive shows (July 11, 12 and 13) on New York City's 320-acre Randall's Island. Three-day tickets and single day tickets are available now. There will be lots of great concessions (food and drinks) on site and things for folks to do until showtimes each day. Here's some general information about the event. Gates open daily at 4PM ET The shows will have an early start of 7PM, so be sure to make your way over to the island early. Randall's Island has a curfew of 11PM, even for Randall. Here is the official site map of the event



Tickets are $60 per day or $150 for a 3 day ticket. Or 87 bitcoins for a CyberTicket 2.0. Children of all ages are welcome at Randall's Island (and children 6 years old and under do not need a ticket). Children 21 and older are not technically children. Tickets can be purchased online at ticketmaster.com or charge by phone at 800-745-3000. You can purchase a 3-day ticket here. Box Office and Will-Call The box office is open on show days from Noon to 8pm. The box office is located near the main entrance. Accessible Seating/Access There will be ADA Access Viewing Platforms located at the stage. Please note that they have limited capacity and are available on a first come, first served basis. ADA accessible restrooms are available at the ends of each row of restrooms and behind the Access Viewing Platforms.



Getting to Randall's Island Park by Ferry The most convenient way to get to Randall's Island is by ferry. Ferry passes are now available for sale online at Ticketmaster.com. It is recommended that you purchase ferry passes in advance as supplies are limited. Ferry shuttles will start departure at 3PM to Randall's Island from the 34th/35th St. Pier on the East side of Manhattan under FDR Drive. (The 5 p.m. shuttle is known as the "Bryan" Ferry.) For fans who already have a concert ticket you can click on the links per day below to purchase just a ferry pass for the show(s) you are attending. Click here for a 7/11 Ferry Pass

Click here for a 7/12 Ferry Pass

Click here for a 7/13 Ferry Pass For fans looking to purchase a combo ticket and Ferry pass you can click on the links below. 3-day Ticket & Ferry Combo package

07/11 Ticket & Ferry Combo package

7/12 Ticket & Ferry Combo package

7/13 Ticket & Ferry Combo package

7/13 Cheddar Jalapeno Combo package Limited Parking At Randall's Island Randall's Island Park Alliance has graciously allowed us to be able to park a limited number of cars on the island for the Phish shows. Fans are strongly encouraged to carpool due to the limited number of spaces provided. In order to utilize these spaces fans are required to make this purchase in advance using the following links: 7/11 Parking On-Site Pass

7/12 Parking On-Site Pass - SOLD OUT

7/13 Parking On-Site Pass

Details regarding lot location will be provided after purchase. If you are not able to take advantage of this limited opportunity, the most convenient place to park is on 125th Street and Lexington Avenue in public or private lots. From there you can take the x80 bus from 125th Street and Lexington Avenue or walk over the Triboro/RFK Bridge. Getting to Randall's Island Park via Subway and Bus Via subway, you take the 4, 5 or 6 train to 125th Street. Once there, you can hop on the X80 Express bus at 125th Street and Lexington Avenue, and the X80 will take you directly to the event entrance. Please also note that the X80 express bus collects a $6.00 round-trip fare when you board the bus, but if you have come from the subway only $3.50 is deducted. Getting to Randall's Island Park on foot If you wish to walk to the island from 125th Street, you can walk East on 125th Street, cross the RFK Bridge and you're there! The distance from the 125th Street subway station to the event is 1 mile (the equivalent of 20 city blocks.) Biking to Randall's Island If you plan on biking to the event, we advise you to come via the 103rd street footbridge. Bike racks will be near the entrance to the event for you to lock up your bikes. Stagecoaching to Randall's Island First, build a time machine out of a Delorean. Travel back to 1885. Spot an out-of-control stagecoach. Save the passenger and fall in love with her. Convince her that you are a time-traveler from the future, and that it's very important you attend a Phish concert at Randall's Island in 2014. Quickly explain what Phish is, the importance of touring to an artist's bottom line, how online music distribution in the streaming era comes with its own set of challenges. Equip her stagecoach with flux-capacitor technology. Return to the present time, making sure to avoid rush hour. Follow directions from the Bruckner Expressway. Note: There is no on-site stagecoach parking at Randall's Island. GETTING DROPPED OFF AT RANDALL'S ISLAND From Manhattan

Get on the RFK Bridge at East 125th Street or Exit 18 from FDR Drive (left exit from northbound or right hand exit from southbound Harlem River Drive). Once on the RFK Bridge, E-Z Pass users should stay left for the exit to Randall's Island Park, immediately after the toll plaza. Those paying cash at the toll should stay to the right and take the entrance ramp to Randall's Island Park located about a half-mile past the toll plaza on the right hand side. From Long Island

Get on the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge from the Grand Central Parkway. Stay right for the exit to Randall's Island, immediately after the toll plaza. From The Bronx

Take the Major Deegan or Bruckner Expressway to the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge. Once on the RFK Bridge continue toward Queens. After the Queens toll plaza, bear right for the Randall's Island exit (about 200 yards). From Brooklyn

Take the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway East to the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge. Stay right for the exit to Randall's Island Park, immediately after the toll plaza. From Queens

Get on the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge from the Grand Central Parkway. Stay right for the exit to Randall's Island Park, immediately after the toll plaza. From New Jersey

From I-80 or the New Jersey Turnpike, get on the George Washington Bridge. Follow signs for Through Traffic (on the upper level, stay to the left, on the lower level, stay to the right) to get onto the Cross Bronx Expressway, then take the Harlem River Drive/Amsterdam Avenue exit. Keep left onto the Harlem River Drive, then stay straight to take FDR Drive South to the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge. On the Bridge, E-Z Pass users should stay left for the exit to Randall's Island Park, immediately after the toll plaza. Those paying cash at the toll should stay to the right and take the entrance ramp to Randall's Island Park located about a half-mile past the toll plaza on the right hand side. From Westchester

Take I-87 (New York State Thruway) southbound. I-87 will turn into the Major Deegan Expressway. Follow signs to the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, pass through the tollbooth, and stay to the right. Take the exit for Randall's Island. From Rybnik, Poland

Get on Autostrada Bursztynowa/A1 in Belk from DW925. Head west on Rondo Gliwickie toward Jana Kotucza/DK78. Exit the roundabout onto Wyzwolenia. Take Mikolowska to Rondo Generala Jerzego Zietka. At Katowice Airport, buy a one-way ticket to New York City. Take a taxi to Randall's Island.



It's that time again to open the doors to The Freezer, an official Phish Archive merch store, at Randall's Island. The Freezer will feature a number of shirts, hard goods, posters and other items from Phish's past, available for purchase. All are original items from the band's collection, and not reprints. They include items from 1996-2002 and are extremely limited (we're talking 4-5 of each style). The WaterWheel Foundation will be the recipient of a percentage of all sales in The Freezer. You may remember how fast the Freezer thawed at Bader Field two years ago. Everything in The Freezer has been archivally stored and preserved. In addition to Ts, we'll be offering a very limited number of rare posters from the Phish Archives (again, all part of their original runs; NOT reprints), including classic Jim Pollock posters. These posters will be available in very limited quantities and we're expecting them to go fast. As if that wasn't enough, this year, we're happy to announce that The Freezer will play host to the JEMP Records Store, on site at Randall's Island. We're excited to announce that Phish will release A Picture Of Nectar, the band's third full-length studio album, as a Limited Edition Deluxe 2-LP vinyl set, available exclusively for the first time at the JEMP Records Store at Randall's Island. The LE Deluxe 2-LP vinyl set is limited to 7,500 individually numbered copies; 2,500 of which will be available at Randall's (the remaining quantities will be available in stores at at Phish Dry Goods at a later date, so fans at Randall's will get the first crack at the release months in advance). This will be the first time A Picture of Nectar has been pressed on vinyl. A Picture of Nectar was mastered by Bob Ludwig and released by Elektra February 18, 1992 on CD and cassette. The album went on to be certifed Gold. In 2014, Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering cut the lacquers from the original stereo master reels for the vinyl edition. Each LP is pressed onto 180g audiophile grade vinyl and includes a free MP3 download of the album (transferred from the vinyl master).



A Picture with Nectar What better way to celebrate the release of A Picture of Nectar on vinyl than by getting A Picture WITH Nectar. We'll have a photo-booth on site to get your picture taken with (well, a life-size facsimile of) Nectar Rorris, owner of the famed Nectar's in Burlington, VT . A perfect way to remember the weekend. The WaterWheel Foundation Visit The WaterWheel Foundation to check out our collection of autographed limited edition show posters from the past and present. We'll be hosting a number of great non-profit organizations at Randall's Island and we could not be more excited than to have The Big Apple Circus be a part of our event. Through their Clown Care program, each year Big Apple Circus brings the healing power of laughter to 225,000+ children in 14 different pediatric hospitals in the US. In addition, the Hippieshop.com (the same folks who brought us the Festival 8 Van, the Watkins Glen Camper and the Bader Field scooters) are giving fans a chance to win a "Fuego" low rider bicycle. Ben & Jerry's Food Fight Join Ben & Jerry's in supporting mandatory GMO labeling. Everyone has the right to know what's in their food, so learn more about the issue and help spread the word. And while you're at it, enjoy free samples of Phish Food. Once again WaterWheel has teamed up with Ben & Jerry's to create a Limited Edition commemorative t-shirt...and this time we brought in Jim Pollock to design it. We'll have a limited quantity to sell each day. Get 'em while you can! Available only from the WaterWheel Tent. HeadCount The voter registration group HeadCount celebrates its 10th Anniversary this year, and has been a part of every Phish festival since 2004. Stop by their booth at Randall's Island for a free #GoVote postcard by Phish artist Jim Pollock. Sign a "Pledge to Vote" on back and HeadCount will mail you the postcard as a reminder, just before Election Day. Relix On Site Relix presents Lawn Boy Games and Family Feud at Randall's Island. To celebrate Phish gracing the cover of Relix's July_August issue, Relix will be hosting Phish-themed tailgate games and Phish-themed game shows all weekend. Don't forget to stop by the booth to take photos in the photo booth as well. All activities will begin at 4PM, so arrive early to win prizes and get discounted subscriptions. Sixpoint Brewery & Beers of the Boroughs Years of marketing research and focus groups have revealed that Phish fans, given a choice of a wide variety of beverage options, often choose a fermented concoction made from cereal grains. Sixpoint Brewery has brewed a special beer for this event to raise money for WaterWheel Foundation. "WaterWheel ImPale Aler", an unfiltered American wheat-based pale ale is straw in color with a malty backbone and just enough hops to keep things interesting. The perfect beer for a mid-summer's concert with a 5.4% ABV. It will be available exclusively on site at Randall's. In addition, we'll also have a Beer of the Boroughs area, with brews from Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, The Bronx, and Staten Island (Sixpoint Brewery, Alphabet City Brewery, Singlecut Brewery, Flagship Brewery).



Are cameras allowed into the venue?

Small non-professional cameras are permitted. Nothing with a detachable lens will be allowed. Also, small non-professional cameramen are permitted. So you can bring your friend Dave. Are backpacks allowed into the venue?

Soft side backpacks are allowed. Backpacks are subject to search. We will not have a place to check backpacks. So check yo'self! Are water bottles allowed?

Fans are permitted to bring one bottle of factory-sealed water, up to one litre per person into the venue. Fans are also allowed to bring empty, reusable bottles as there will be free water refill stations located throughout the venue. We are limited to the number of water refill stations available, and lines form quickly. Bottled water is also available for purchase at the concession stands. Are bottled-up emotions allowed?

Yes, if they remain bottled up for the duration of the concert. Can I bring food in?

No outside food is allowed onto the site. There will be a variety of food concessions located in the venue. Can I bring food out?

You may bring food from the concession stands home to your loved ones. Here, eat, you will say. Grow strong, like your grandpapa. Can I bring my prescribed medicine?

Yes as long as they are in the original packaging (along with your ID that matches the prescription on the bottle) Can I bring my Claritin?

Yes, Gabe. Are umbrellas, tents, shade canopies allowed?

No. Are lawn chairs allowed?

Small collapsible chairs will be allowed. Are chaise lounges allowed?

No. Are service dogs allowed?

Yes. Please leave all other pets at home. Is Gus the Field Goal-Kicking Mule allowed?

No. Please leave all non-dog pets at home. Are coolers allowed?

No. Are kewlers allowed?

Those aren't a thing. What time are doors?

4pm What time are The Doors?

9:30 PM, April 9, 1967



RECOMMENDED ITEMS Bug Spray

Blanket for seating

Blanket for snuggling

Sunscreen

A hat for shade

A hat for snuggling

Sunglasses

Plastic container for water

One sealed water bottle per person (up to 1 litre in size - the bottle, not the person)

Small personal cameras

Small impersonal cameras

Strollers welcomed with child inside (preferably your own)

Audio taping equipment (taping area only)

Rain gear

Rain gear for snuggling

Clothing with a Hood

PROHIBITED ITEMS: (Concert Area) Due to the nature of the times, all backpacks and large purses will be subject to search upon entering the concert grounds.

No cans

No glass bottles

No pets (except service animals)

No outside food

No outside jump shots

No coolers

No framed backpacks

No framed diplomas

No fireworks

No weapons of any kind

No rain umbrellas

"No Rain" umbrellas

No large beach umbrellas

No professional photography equipment

No bicycles, scooters, or skateboards

No illegal substances

No more drama

No more lonely nights

No more I love you's

No reply at all

No sleep till Brooklyn

No woman no cry

No diggity





Clean Vibes will be at Randall's Island to ensure that we all work together to recycle and compost as much of the event's waste as possible. Clean Vibes is now signing on volunteers to help with the waste diversion and clean up effort. Both during-show and post-show opportunities are available. All volunteers will receive free admission to the show in exchange for their volunteer efforts (refundable ticketing deposit required). Read about the positions and register to volunteer here. For more information and to sign up, please click here or email info@cleanvibes.com.



