Dom Dolla, the producer behind Take It and San Frandisco, is staging his largest New York headline show on the lawn beside the Unisphere, one day after The Strokes play the same ground. It is a rare chance to hear big-room house in a public park rather than a warehouse, and some of the ticket money goes back to the park's nonprofit. If you want the weekend's big dance-music day out, start here.
What to expect
The venue opens in the afternoon and builds toward a sunset-and-after-dark headline set before the 10pm curfew. Expect a festival-style open field with big sound, bars that take cards only, and GA fans entering between the Unisphere and Astronaut Court.
Good to know
- GA is 18+ and VIP tiers are 21+; bring a government-issued photo ID.
- The event is cashless, so bring a card or phone wallet.
- Take the 7 train or LIRR to Mets-Willets Point; there is no onsite parking.
- No re-entry, no umbrellas, no outside food or drink, and no vaping in NYC Parks.
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Common questions
What is the age limit?
General admission is 18+ and VIP/VVIP is 21+, with valid ID required.
Does any of the money go to the park?
Yes. A portion of ticket revenue is donated to the Alliance for Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
