2025 ENTERTAINMENT SERIES TICKETS Individual tickets are on sale now online or at the Clubhouse Activities Office. Tickets are sold only to Lake Ashton residents only— please have your Lake Ashton photo identification available. 5 pm Premium - $40 5 pm Regular - $35 8 pm Premium - $45 8 pm Regular - $40 BE A GOOD AUDIENCE MEMBER AT SHOWS! TURN OFF YOUR CELL PHONE The most obvious rule of good show etiquette is also the most often disregarded. Be present for the moment and turn your cell phone off or on silent. DON’T TEXT! You may think you’re being incognito, but in a dark, the light from your cell phone screen is incredibly distracting to those around you. NO PHOTOGRAPHY OR VIDEOING ALLOWED This can be very distracting to the other people who are trying to watch the performance. Beyond that, it is distracting to the performers who are prepared to give you the best performance possible. Finally, it is illegal in many instances. The majority of most performance contracts strictly forbid the recording of a performance. It is possible you may be responsible for copyright infringement by recording a live production. DON’T BE THE MANNERS POLICE While it can be irritating when someone’s cell phone goes off during a show, what’s even worse is when the brief breach of etiquette is followed by a series of overreactions from other audience members. Annoyed “Tsks,” “Hmphs,” hisses, snarls, and shouts of “Turn it off!” along with glares can be just as distracting as the original disruption. DON’T TALK OR SING ALONG A quick whisper to your neighbor, or an audible reaction to something interesting that happened on stage is fine, but keep conversations to after the show or during intermission. We know it’s tempting sometimes, but singing can be disturbing to those around you. There are a few exceptions to this rule, such as when the performers onstage actually prompt the audience to join in. DON’T FEEL LIKE YOU HAVE TO DRESS UP Although many residents usually dress up a bit, there is no dress code. TRY NOT TO FALL ASLEEP This can be disruptive to those around you and is also insulting to the hard-working performers up onstage. RESPECT THE SPACE AND COMFORT OF THOSE AROUND YOU Seating for the Entertainment Series can be tight, so sometimes a little elbow bumping can’t be helped. But you can practice good etiquette by taking care to not lean into your neighbor or intrude on other people’s already limited leg room. OVERFLOW PARKING ON THE BASKETBALL COURT The Basketball Court near the west parking by the Shuffleboard Courts is used as overflow parking for golf carts during special events. Signage will be placed at the entrance to the parking lot advising residents of this. As always, residents are encouraged to car/cartpool to high capacity events at the amenities. When parking in the circular drive please do not angle in, but park with both tires touching the curb.
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