Soaring Eagle has a bunch of fun events and concerts coming this spring and summer! - WOODTV.com

Soaring Eagle has a bunch of fun events and concerts coming this spring and summer! - WOODTV.com

Soaring Eagle has a bunch of fun events and concerts coming this spring and summer! - WOODTV.com

Posted: 28 Apr 2021 08:58 AM PDT

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – If the concert ticket sales at Soaring Eagle are any indication of people wanting to get out again and enjoy live music, there's no doubt fans are itching to enjoy live performances! All but 2 of the outdoor concerts announced at Soaring Eagle's outdoor venue are already sold out. Tickets are still available for Megadeath and Keith Urban so get your tickets!

If you're up for visiting the casino and resort they're taking every precaution to keep you safe. They've also got some big celebrations coming up – including a commemoration of their 40th anniversary of gaming coming up at the end of the month. Access Club members get a chance to win big!

Maybe you're in the midst of planning a summer getaway – the waterpark is the perfect day trip or maybe for the entire weekend. Some attractions that are closed right now or have restrictions, however. If you're looking to plan a birthday party – they tell us the waterpark and hotel are filling up fast so give them a call so you don't miss your spot!

Sponsored by Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort.
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