Loe Shimmy

Special guests Brent Faiyaz, BigXthatPlug, Sexyy Red, and Rob49. **DOORS OPEN AT 6:00PM** **ALL PRICES ARE STANDING ROOM ONLY** **NO CHAIRS PROVIDED** **NO CHAIRS ALLOWED** All sales are final/non-refundable. This is a rain or shine event. All ages welcome.
Fresh off a sold-out North American tour, Loe Shimmy is bringing Zombieland to his own backyard in South Florida for the first time this Halloween, with newly added special guest Brent Faiyaz joining an already stacked lineup featuring Sexyy Red, BigXthaPlug, and Rob49. Known as Captain Z, Shimmy is taking the zombie-inspired world woven throughout his mixtapes and bringing it to life on a larger scale. Drawing inspiration from artist-led festivals like Tyler, The Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw and Travis Scott's Astroworld, Zombieland marks the beginning of his vision to create a signature annual Halloween event. Beyond the performances, fans can step inside a haunted house experience and compete in a costume contest for a chance to win $5,000 cash. Sponsored by 103.5 The Beat and Slapwoods, Zombieland is shaping up to be a Halloween takeover that goes well beyond the stage.

- Main Park Office: (954) 357-5110
- Event Information Line: (954) 437-2650

- Located at main event entrance
- Valid photo ID required for ticket pickup
- Ticket holders must arrive 30-45 minutes before event start time
- Advance confirmation recommended

- Free Parking Available
- Designated Handicap Parking Spaces
- Large Parking Lot Adjacent to Amphitheater
- Recommended Early Arrival for Peak Events

Reserved Seating Venue. All sections have accessible seating. ADA use VIP entrance to the right of general entrance. Ramps: Stage left for stage access; all else is ground level non-graded.

- No Outside Food or Beverages
- No Smoking
- No Pets (Service Animals Permitted)
- No Recording or Professional Photography
- Appropriate Attire Required

- Children Under 12 Must Be Accompanied by Adult
- Age Restrictions Vary by Event
- Some Events May Have Minimum Age Requirements
- Child Ticket Pricing Depends on Specific Performance