NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — The Lawnie Pass at Ruoff Music Center is no more.

Fans who got season tickets in 2024 to sit on the lawn for shows at the Noblesville amphitheater learned this week that Live Nation Entertainment venues in 2025 will not have Lawn Pass. Live Nation had touted the pass as “the only way to enjoy concerts all summer long.”

For $239, the Lawnie Pass in 2024 let music lovers into every show from one of the 18,000 lawn seating spots at the venue that opened in 1989. On average, that price would have allowed fans to see musicians for about $10 a concert.

“We are working on new and exciting programs for summer concert season. While there will not be a Lawnie Pass program in 2025, previous Lawnies will be the first to hear about these new offerings.

“We are so grateful to our Lawnie community and we can’t wait to share more with you soon. We look forward to seeing you at an upcoming show this summer.”

The social media post did not allow fans to leave comments, although some did on other platforms. Most fans did not react positively to the announcement from Live Nation, which owns and operates the Noblesville amphitheater. Fans also noted that Live Nation announced in November that it’ll begin charging for parking, which used to be included in the ticket prices, starting in 2025.