Coolest arena anywhere as far as I'm concerned. It seems like I practically grew up here as my…read morefamily has had season tickets my whole life, and each game continues to be so memorable. I love the uniqueness of this place, the history, the stories people tell, and the fans! Tonight we cheered the gophers on against the badgers and it was a sold out crowd. A huge, overflowing student section and fans from ages 1 to 101. They have great concessions, including chickfila this year! And you can't miss the giant bowl of peppermint bon bon ice cream. Love popcorn? They have some of the best.

Since it's been awhile since I wrote a review on Williams Arena, I thought I'd give an update. My…read moremost recent visit was to watch a Women's Basketball game. We sat in the first row of the upper section (207) and they were amazing seats. Mid-court and high enough to see the plays develop but not too high so that the basketball does not look like a marble. We have been parking in the Washington Avenue Ramp of late and it's been a great place to easily get in and out from I94. I always enjoy watching games here. Fans are a bit rowdy. The atmosphere is full of energy. Plus the women won on a buzzer beater which was so exciting.

We were at our grandson's game on a Sunday and Brantley went way above and beyond to help us in and…read moreout of stadium as my husband is in a wheelchair. He also came and helped us get to the field because we would not have been able to the regular way!!! Thank you for all of his help and next time I will bring cash to express directly to him what a great person/employee you have!!! Thank you Brantley for being you!!!

This was my 3rd concert at U.S. Bank Stadium, and the acoustics are just not ideal. I don't know…read morewhat it is about this place, but it's definitely not my favorite venue to see a show. Aside from that, the venue itself is nice. We parked in the stadium ramp, and even though it was $65--which is absolute nonsense--it was great to go straight through security right from the ramp. The whole process was very smooth. We only waited about 20 minutes in line to get out afterward, which wasn't terrible. We were in Section 124, Row 21--great view!

Went to Huntington Bank Stadium for our first University of Minnesota Golden Gopher football game…read more If you enjoy pre-game tailgating, this is obviously the place to come to. Superior college stadium, good crowd energy and enthusiasm. Interior concourses are extremely wide with multiple food and drink vendor choices available. Abundant bathroom facilities and spacious. An overall enjoyable atmosphere and having a great time.

Very cool stadium! We were visiting as the away team from Nebraska so hard to beat but they are…read moreclose! It's cool how close the stadium is to the tailgate, food options. etc. You could walk anywhere, and it's directly on campus. It was pretty to walk around. The stadium itself contained every option you can think of for food and drink. I also thought the bathrooms were very well taken care of!

I attended the Twin Cities in Motion Kids Indoor race at this venue. I found that parking in the…read moreUniversity Ramp made it very easy to get to. The venue is a bit older which adds charm to the venue. The entrance is a little hidden and hard to find if you are not familiar to it, but it is right off University, just not very well called out. The lobby does house a lot of athletes who have done significant things (championships, olympics, ect...). The main part of the venue has a nice sizeable track. There are stands for spectators which is not large but not tiny. For the event we were at it was definitely sufficient.

Home to the multiple National Champion Golden Gophers women's hockey team, Ridder is a fantastic…read moreice arena. This ice arena was the first, and remains one of only a few, ice arena's dedicated to woman's hockey. The arena features seating for 3,400. Ridder Arena features and NHL sized ice surface and is next door to Mariucci Arena (home of the men's Gopher hockey team). The two buildings are connected via an underground access tunnel, which allows them to share ice resurfacing. The arrangement also allows the two Gopher hockey teams easy access to both NHL (Ridder Arena) and Olympic ice (Mariucci Arena), depending on their weekly opponent. Ridder Arena has concessions, merchandise, trophies and memorabilia areas. This arena is a gem.

Not even sure what to say. Phenomenal game day experience as always, great team play, loud fans,…read morewolves back. However, as I was exiting basketball heaven, I felt a warm squirt liquid come over me and my new 7 rally towel friends. At first I thought Kuminga was surprising me, but I was disappointed to find the color of the liquid was infact bright yellow. Mustard squirt. My shoes, socks, pants, and Anthony Edwards Georgia jersey, that I paid $136 for, are all stained bright yellow! No worse way to end a day. Awoooooo

I worked at Target Center for 10 years as part of the MN Timberwolves and the arena always felt…read morelike a second home to me. Seeing the remodel, knowing all the secret hallways and backstages crevices, I really got to understand all components of the space. Helping guests navigate ramps A and B were a daily occurrence for me along with entertaining fans on camera. Flash forward to today's world, I feel a little out of sync not being there 24/7 yet there is still so much familiarity. I attended the Cardi B concert in the suite level and as I remember, every staff member was extremely helpful and the suite level was decked out with balloons and was extremely clean. I still get chills thinking about the stage managers who can transform a basketball court into a concert stage and then into an ice arena and back again. The level of detail is always mind blowing. Bravo!!! I look forward to my return to TC in whatever capacity that is. Thank you!

Very nice stadium. Relatively new with nice amenities. Lots of food and drink options during the…read moregames. Very nice views of the game from our seats. I recommend getting the walking taco as a snack!

First timer to Allianz Field. Was attending a company event with the family where my hubby's…read morecompany is a huge sponsor of MN United. They sponsored a picnic dinner for family outside the stadium. There's a huge pre- party area nearby for pre-game music and booths and some fun interactive experiences. I grabbed a free clear bag from Hyundai. We also checked out the kids playground area on the east side of the stadium. Loved it. Great for kids to get the wiggles out before heading into the stadium. The game was full of excitement. We sat behind the north side goal tender area. I did a nice lap around the stadium, grabbed drinks, ice cream and a souvenir for the kiddo. The only negative for me was one of the refs that had some very bad calls and the bugs. It was very buggy, I felt itchy quite often and maybe because they are constantly watering the grass so it's the only place the bugs are attracted to in the area since it's been so dry.

I used to go to the Metrodome as a kid in the late 90's/early 2000's, and this was my first time at…read moreTarget Field since it replaced the dome several years ago. This is such an amazing and beautiful upgrade!! My review is based on a concert experience, but I hope to come back for a game someday! I visited from out of state for the Noah Kahan concert and everything was very well organized. I arrived during the opening acts and there was no line at all to get in. There were plenty of staff in place to keep crowds under control and ensure that people got to the correct section. My seat was on the field and I loved that there were bathrooms and concessions available in this area so that I didn't have to leave the field while I was there. My only complaint is that it was extremely difficult to get phone reception, and others around me had the same issue. I really liked the area surrounding this park as well. Lots of hotels, restaurants, etc in walking distance, and so many parking lots and garages that were very reasonably priced.

A NORTHERN PASTIME…read more The Minnesota Twins' home ballpark is a great venue to watch a game. I took my family on vacation to Minneapolis in early June, and in doing so I was able to check off Target Field from my list of MLB stadiums (7th in the AL, 12th overall).  Tickets on a weekday afternoon to see the Twins play the Chicago White Sox were pretty cheap, far less than what I expected. Security was friendly and we got our stroller + stuff in easily.  We sat in section 133, an area in right-center field that always has shade thanks to a large upper deck directly above it.  In front of us were some planted flowers, props to the Twins landscaping crew for keeping things green and colorful. In several spots at Target Field, you can find grab-and-go kiosks stocked with a number of classic ballpark snacks at reduced prices: $4 hot dogs, $3 peanuts, $3 popcorn, $4 pretzel w/cheese, and $5 cans of light beer. These no-frills offerings were PERFECT for me and the fam, plus it saved us a bunch of money. When we stopped at guest services to get a "my 1st Twins game" certificate for the kids, the guy behind the window tossed a couple of dog-eared papers our way and said nothing.  No midwestern warmth for visiting fans as my Sox proceeded to paddle the Twinkies 8-0. Once the game ended, we hit a massive traffic logjam trying to leave the top deck of the parking garage.  Since there was only 1 way out--the bottom floor--we had no choice but to wait for all the lower levels to clear in turn.  A full hour and a half later, I was able to drive everyone (now fast asleep) back to the hotel.  Ooof. When a Twins player hits a home run, a large neon sign in center field features "Minnie and Paul" shaking hands, a nod to Minnesota's former minor league teams the Minneapolis Millers and the St Paul Saints.  This sign also flashes 'Twins Win' anytime the home team secures a victory. * TL;DR * Target Field is one of the nicest stadiums I've experienced in the big leagues--Truist Park (Atlanta) and Nationals Park (D.C.) also fit this mold. Being able to get ballpark snacks for cheap was absolutely clutch, as my kids weren't interested in a $12 Kramarczuk's sausage and I was thankful to not shell out $14/beer.  We dug the open-air vibes of the right field concourse and overall facilities were nice. I still gotta dock a star because leaving the game was absolutely brutal.  No stadium is perfect and exiting traffic can often be a hassle, but 90 minutes of not moving isn't fun for anyone.  A different parking scenario for us and it's a 5* experience for sure. If you find yourself in the Twin Cities between April and October, check the Twins schedule and try to catch a game here.

good vibes and a high quality turf field. there is ample seating that is usually shaded in the…read moreevening.