Zilker Hillside Theater

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Diana Reamerüber Google

vor 8 Monaten

Tons of parking areas (but do get there early for best options). Steeply sloped hillside area for blankets or chairs. We used a blanket and pillows. Stage is well lit, sound carries easily. We watched “Bring It On” and made our donations to the concessions and bucket brigade. Single bathroom facilities get VERY busy during intermission so we opted for the port-a-potty’s (darker but faster). Handwashing station was also there. After the show, as we walked back to our parking area, the view of downtown was spectacular (beforehand too but I only took a nighttime shot).

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Kristin Wolfgangüber Google

vor 8 Monaten

If you're in Austin and you don't see the Zilker Hillside Musical at least once a summer, you're missing out. Free, professional, positive. Just go.

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Jessica Paschalisüber Google

vor 8 Monaten

Have seen Legally Blonde and Bring It On at Zilker Hillside and were so impressed with the production both times! Take a fan, picnic blanket and food and have a fun night out!

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Lavangi Naithaniüber Google

vor 10 Monaten

I watched Julius Ceaser in May 2025 and Legally Blonde in July 2024 here. It’s such a wonderful experience, the artists are brilliant and put on a great show always. The hill is perfect for a good view from almost anywhere.

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Taylor Paulüber Google

vor mehr als 2 Jahren

We took our kids to our first Zilker Hillside Theatre show on a Thursday evening. It was the last weekend of the summer show, and although we arrived nearly an hour early, it was already packed! There is lots of free parking, however, be prepared to walk a good distance to the stage. The show is free, but they do accept donations, and also sell snacks, drinks and rent out chairs for the show. Although we came during the summer, the sun wasn't shining directly on the hill, so it was pleasant to sit and wait for it to start (although very hot, we worked up a sweat!). The actual show was amazing! The actors were great and the talent is outstanding. Sometimes the orchestra was louder than the singing, which made it a bit hard to hear. Be sure to get there really early for good seats! People started putting blankets down 2 hours before showtime. Although we weren't far from the stage, we were sort of behind the stage lights pole, and we couldn't see the actors at times. Also be prepared for people coming straight from the river, meaning many people were only in swimsuits and nothing else. Overall it was a great experience and we can't wait for the next show!