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Parking & Directions for Shoreline Mafia Toyota Arena - Ontario
4000 Ontario Center Pkwy, Ontario, CA
91764, US
1. Toyota Arena Lot (0.1 miles) - $20
2. Ontario Convention Center Lot (0.3 miles) - $15
3. Ontario Mills Mall Parking (0.5 miles) - Free
4. Ontario Airport Parking (1.5 miles) - $10
5. Street Parking (varies) - Free to $5
Shoreline Mafia Concert Live at Toyota Arena | Ontario – May 02nd, 2026
Glen Helen Amphitheater is the kind of place that just hits different when you're there in person, especially if you're into big outdoor concerts. It’s the largest open-air venue in the U.S., holding over 65,000 fans, and that’s no joke, the energy when a huge show kicks off is just electric. You’ve probably heard about legendary nights like the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ 2006 show during their Stadium Arcadium tour, that night still gets talked about among concert junkies. Back in 2011, they gave the place a major facelift, upgrading everything from seating to amenities, making it even more comfortable for those long nights. For Shoreline Mafia San Bernardino fans, catching a show here means being part of something epic, with premium seats offering killer views that make you feel right next to the performers. Plus, the venue is pretty accessible, with options for visitors with special needs, and plenty of parking spots so you don’t have to stress about getting in or out. It’s more than just a concert spot, it’s a California icon that keeps pulling in the biggest names and the biggest crowds, making every show a memory waiting to happen.