About this venue
Enmarket Arena is a modern multipurpose arena that quickly became one of Savannah’s main stages for major concerts, sporting events, and family shows. Opened in 2022, it was designed with a flexible bowl configuration and a concert capacity of around 9,500, making it a strong fit for headline tours as well as high-energy game nights.
Inside, the experience focuses on comfort and clear sightlines: the seating layout keeps the action and the stage in view, while the venue’s production setup supports impactful live sound. Premium areas and hospitality options add an elevated feel for visitors who want more space and amenities. It’s also home to the Savannah Ghost Pirates, which gives the arena a lively sports identity year-round.
For arrival, note the exact address: 620 Stiles Ave, Savannah, United States. Entrances are well signed, and most visitors approach by car and use parking in the immediate arena area, then walk straight to the main doors. For broader city transportation context and general Savannah information, see the text further down the page.
About the city
Savannah, a charming coastal city in the American South, stands out as an appealing destination for concerts, sporting events, and many forms of entertainment. The city’s atmosphere blends historic elegance with an easygoing pace and a strong visitor offering, making it simple to plan your trip and turn an event night into a complete mini-getaway. With varied dining and a solid range of accommodation, Savannah works well for both short breaks and longer stays.
To get around, visitors can rely on Chatham Area Transit (CAT), the city bus system connecting the wider area with the historic core, as well as Downtown Transportation (DOT), a fare-free downtown transit system that makes reaching key spots easier without the hassle of parking. If you fly in, the main gateway is Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV), while rail travelers can use the convenient Amtrak Station Savannah (SAV). Thanks to a straightforward road network and a compact center, getting to arenas and stadiums is typically easy, whether you use public transport, taxis, or your own car.
It’s worth using time before or after the event to explore the city’s signature sights: stroll along River Street on the waterfront, wander through historic squares and tree-canopied streets, or unwind in Forsyth Park. For a livelier vibe and a quick bite, City Market is a frequent stop, and the entire historic district offers photogenic corners and pleasant routes for an unhurried walk. In this way, Savannah pairs event convenience with a city experience that stays with you.
