Entrance, Security and Event Information For Guests Attending the Neil Diamond Concert at INTRUST Bank Arena on Friday, July 14

Fans attending the Neil Diamond concert at INTRUST Bank Arena this Friday night should be aware of slight entrance adjustments. Currently, Entrance C on the north side of INTRUST Bank Arena is under construction. Fans attending Neil Diamond can still enter on the north side of the arena through the stairwell located just west of the main entrance doors and construction zone. Entrances A & B on the south side of the arena are still fully operating. Guests arriving on the north side of the arena who do not wish to use a stairwell can use designated walkways available on both the east and west sides to access Entrances A & B on the south side of the arena.

As a reminder, INTRUST Bank Arena announced new security measures this week that will be in place beginning with Neil Diamond. The Arena’s updated bag policy will only allow bags sized 14” long by 14” wide by 6” high or smaller inside the venue. Additionally, backpacks will no longer be permitted at INTRUST Bank Arena events. Diaper bags and medical bags will be permitted, but will be subject to search and a full security screening prior to entering. INTRUST Bank Arena.utilizes walk-through metal detectors at every arena entrance for all events. Due to the large crowds expected for the concert and the security checks performed at each entrance, fans are highly encouraged to arrive early and leave ample time for driving and parking downtown. For a full list of prohibited items, please visit www.intrustbankarena.com.

In addition to the downtown City parking lots, parking is also available at Exploration Place. Free shuttles will offer transportation between Exploration Place and the arena and shuttles will begin running at 6:00 p.m. Fans are also encouraged to utilize the Coleman Parking Lot at the intersection of Second Street and St. Francis, just north of INTRUST Bank Arena. For additional information on where to park, visit www.parkdowntown.org.