Echo Beach

Surprisingly nice venue for concerts! If you are going to a concert the entrance will be the same one as the Budweiser stage. (Google map doesn't tell you where the entrance is and I totally got lost when I was trying to get in lol)

Went to see Pierce the veil and The Used with my girlfriend, had a great time. The venue is easy to find as well as access. There are multiple areas to relax prior to or during the show. The exits are maintained to ensure safe egress in and out of the venue, and the public washrooms are easily identified and accessible.

Echo Beach is an all outdoor small/mid sized venue for performances. There's no sound issues from the event space itself as it is outside and relatively small. There were food trucks set up to sell and drink booths that are also used by Budweiser Stage. I would suggest bringing a small chair (that's allowed through security) or a blanket to sit on if it's a long show - I was there for about 9 hours and most of it is asphalt and doesn't make for comfortable seating. Wear your comfy shoes too. Most of the bathrooms are portable. Overall, for an outdoor stage, it was good.

Love this venue! I wish there were more concerts I wanted to see here! I found they have more merchandise, move available washrooms, clean and great to be dancing in the sand or watching from the upgraded vip areas. Staff selling drinks, merchandise and security are all very pleasant.

Budewiser is in the same area and superior because it provides seating and has better acousticsAlso echo beach should be called echo parking lot cause it's just concrete. Only giving 3 stars cause I enjoyed the show and it's close to my place which almost doesn't warrant the 3 stars. But i guess its also a more affordable venue

Echo Beach provided lots of amenities that most venues do not. The sound was great, I didn't feel like it was too loud or the opposite. There were food and drink vendors all along the walkway leading to the venue, as well as outdoor toilets off to the back. Merchandise was easily accessible and fair pricing. I enjoyed my show at RBC Echo Beach and will recommend it to my friends for a fun evening. Be prepared for lots of sunshine before the show begins! Get some water before you are situated for the show.

I was surprised at how great this outdoor venue is! Apart from the smaller VIP areas -- which are a couple of small raises patios off to the sides -- the entire viewing space is a sand floor. You will definitely go home with sand in your shoes, but it's softer than a concrete floor so your feet and joints will be thrilled by the end of the night! The concert floor" is also quite spacious there's plenty of room for those to hug the stage

To call it a Beach" is a stretch

Depending on the event that you will attend, the line could get very long.Parking is very accessible as long as you use the parking across the highway (near CNE area). $16 til 6pm, 13$ from 6pm to 6am much better than the parking beside the venue that goes for $35!!!!Security is good with metal detectors and 6 gates to enter for fast search and detect.VIP area is far from the stage however easy access to drinks and away from crowd.Drink are quite expensive so be prepared to pay atleast 8$ for a botle of water.

Fantastic venue. Attended the War on Drugs concert here, and the sound quality was impeccable. Gorgeous backdrop of the Toronto skyline, with the CN Tower peeking above the top of the stage.Entry is relatively seamless and there were a few food trucks and drinks carts around. Lots of room to move around, and while most of the area closest to the stage is sand, there's ample space beyond the sand for those that don't need to be up front with the crowds. Reusable bottles are allowed inside the venue, and there is a water refill station inside.For first-timers, Google's directions will lead you to the back entrance of Echo Beach. Ignore that and walk toward the Budweiser Stage - the main entrance to Echo Beach is pretty close.