The Salisbury Center is committed to providing a smooth and efficient experience for artists, crews, and production teams. Please review the following guidelines for parking, load-in, equipment handling, and on-site logistics.

General Parking

• All parking is located in the front lot of the venue.

• Parking spaces can be requested to be reserved or blocked off with advance notice but are not guaranteed to be available or approved.

• Please be respectful of our residential neighbors, especially when loading or unloading after 10:00 PM.  Do not congregate in the back of the building or leave doors to venue open to ensure sound does not bleed into our neighbors residences.

Vans & Trailers

• Vans and trailers should back up to the rear bay door for load-in.

• Do not pull through or drive into the bay door, as this has previously caused building damage.

• After unloading, vehicles must be relocated to the front lot.

Bus Parking

• If traveling by bus, please notify us in advance so we can reserve appropriate space.

• Bus parking is also located in the front lot.

• Buses should pull in straight and park as far forward as possible.

• No shore power is available. However, a single dual 120V outdoor outlet is accessible on the building exterior.

Overnight Parking

• Artists and tour vehicles are welcome to park overnight at the venue.

• Please see a manager to receive an overnight parking pass and ensure proper placement.

Push to Stage

• The rear bay door opens directly into the arena floor.

• The green room is approximately an 80-foot push from the rear bay or accessible via the front of the building.

• If using a stage, please note: no loading ramps are available onsite—all gear must be manually lifted onto the stage platform.

On-Site Storage

• Storage space is extremely limited at the venue.

• The green room is the primary storage area available for artist use.

• Additional storage areas may be made available at the discretion of the General Manager with prior approval.