Behind the Scenes Tour
Overview
Step into the world of live entertainment with an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour at Ford Idaho Center! Designed especially for high school students, this interactive experience offers a real look at what it takes to bring concerts, shows, and major events to life.
From the arena floor to backstage corridors—and even our equestrian facilities—students will explore the spaces where artists, crews, and event professionals work together to create unforgettable experiences. Whether you're interested in music, sports, production, marketing, food & beverage, hospitality, or event management, this tour is your inside pass to the entertainment industry.
What You Can Expect:
- Go Behind the Scenes: Get exclusive access to artist locker rooms, backstage areas, and production spaces where the magic happens.
- Explore Multiple Venues: Walk through the arena, amphitheater, and horse park to see how a wide range of events—from concerts and festivals to rodeos and equestrian shows—are set up and executed.
- Experience the Horse Park: Learn how large-scale equestrian and agricultural events are produced, including everything from arena setup to animal accommodations and event logistics.
- Learn About Careers in Entertainment: Discover the wide range of jobs that power live events, from sound and lighting to marketing, booking, and operations.
- See Event Production in Action: Depending on the day, you might catch a stage being built, equipment being set, or a venue transforming for its next big show—or even preparations for a horse show or rodeo.
- Ask the Experts: Hear directly from industry professionals and get your questions answered about breaking into the entertainment world.
- Every Tour is Unique: No two visits are the same—what you see depends on what’s happening at the venue that day!
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DISCLAIMER: Behind the Scenes tours are designed to provide opportunities for high schools to showcase the career potential in the events and live entertainment industry. Tours are extended to accredited schools and their partners and require chaperones.

