This is a cool venue where some of the many athletes of the University of Kentucky either practice…read moreor perform. I watched the Women's gymnastics team tumble against Univ. of Georgia's women. For gymnastics, it seems that no seat is a bad one. The apparati are placed such that all seats have a clear vantage view of all the equipment. Even seats in a tucked-in corner have a decent view. I had one of those corner seats and was kicking myself for not buying the tickets earlier. Instead, I waited until the day before the event because I wanted to ensure that I could attend. Surprisingly, the seat was a good one anyway. Now that I know how easy it is to buy tickets and attend a meet. Plus, I realize that no seat is a bad one, I will try to attend more often.

I have only been here a few times to watch the UK Womens Volleyball games. The facility is semi…read moreold, but well maintained. Parking is a bit of a sticky wicket around these parts as well. If you are going there to an event, I suggest to get there early to find a decent parking spot. The home side of the bleachers has wooden seats with backs. The visiting side not so much, just a long bench seating with no backs. The AC in this facility does not exist. Instead they use 4 Big Ass Fans (not being dirty...that is the name of the company). So if you are going in the summer, dress appropriate. The lay out of the facility still makes sense to this day and the restrooms and concession stand are usually clean. Please note that most of the events you go to see here will have a ticket purchase required. The tickets can be bought a head of time or at the doors. It is to the left of the entrance. Hope you enjoy.

Best arena for the best fans in the country!! Go Cats!…read more But sitting up in Row Y is a bit high

I was there for Graduation. The seats were very uncomfortable. I don't see how anyone could enjoy…read morea Basketball game there. The seats are very narrow I am average size but the seat was snug. A large person would not fit. Leg room, there is none. I am 5 11. A tall person with long legs would be miserable. Looking at the next level up (the nose bleeds area) look very steep. Too steep for me. I understand that this is typical of such venues. I will watch the basketball game from home. Better view, comfortable seats , convenient snacks and great facilities.

First time at Kroger Field, and we went to two games this year. It was a fun experience, especially…read morewhen you go with a group. I've been to plenty of games at The Shoe, but none here to see the University of Kentucky. The most significant difference is the size comparison with Rhe Shoe at 102k vs Kroger Field at 61k. We had plenty of space to move around at Kroger Field, and the crowd was really into the game. Tailgating wasn't an issue; we didn't see much of it. Food prices were typical for a stadium. Parking wasn't an issue, as there were plenty of open spaces on the street.

The staff here are amazing. I was here for the Tyler Childers concert and had an issue with my ADA…read moreseating and the staff were so helpful and quick to accommodate. Venue is easy to traverse, bathrooms were super clean, and the lines for everything were never too long.

A great ballpark which is sort of on the small side but that only means there's not a bad seat in…read morethe house. However if you don't like seats you can also be on the Cliff outdoor deck which is FREE! To watch games from and (hint: you can bring your own beer in a plastic cup) which makes it a extra plus even though tickets to the game aren't that expensive and parking is free as well. There will be a new baseball stadium in 2018 that will be amazing and I can't wait to see the improvements. I just hope they keep the food the same because the ballpark food menu is great! How do you beat Hot Brown fries or a Kicken Chicken sandwich or the old fashioned hot dog! Fun times!

This arena is old... I get it. But as someone who only goes here occasionally when it's the closest…read morea show gets to her city... Oof. The concourse walkway is narrow, so when people are in line, it's difficult to walk around. The restrooms are small, and on my most recent visit, they were already trashed before the show even started. It's just not an ideal facility. Pro tip if you're coming from the Kentucky side: park near Newport on the Levee and walk across the bridge if you're able. It helps avoid traffic!

My friebds and I went to a concert here and venue wise, I have no complaints. It's spacious with…read moreplenty of vendors and nearby restrooms. There could've been more security on site though, especially after the show to help direct traffic. My main issue was with the sound! The background music and vocalists were WAY louder than each performer, so it was hard to enjoy the show. Not sure if that's a venue team issue or one with the artists team, but we managed to push through and have a decent time.

We love OVW at Davis arena. There is not a bad seat in the house. Fall and winter shows have been…read moregreat. Spring and summer gets a little to hot in the building for me.

I've been here a few times for the ovw wrestling shows. The place is extremely tiny and not…read moredesigned very well. Concessions look to be store bought and resold. Bathrooms very tiny for a place hosting brand named events. Building does have a nostalgia feel to it. But to Claim to be an arena is like me putting a portable basketball hoop in my driveway and calling it a basketball gymnasium.

I've been to Broadbent three times in my life. Two times for graduations wanna be in my own from my…read morehigh school and then I went to another person's high school graduation day. Today I went and got my Covid vaccine shot there and it was really easy and simple just drove right through it to clean arena on the inside at the shop real quick and nearby there was solid and nice but the arena itself still holds up after all these years and looks pleasant on the inside

The Kentucky Expo Center is at the center of a sea of about 200 acres of asphalt in the heart of…read morethe city. As a venue, it's hard to love. Even aficionados of everything about the state fair would have to concede its lack of architectural or ecological merit. But thanks to Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness, I can associate this airy little rodeo arena with happy memories of the county's first wide-scale COVID vaccination effort. I enjoyed a good dozen shifts rubbing elbows with a bunch of other do-gooders, and it was so much fun to take part in it. This review coincides with the wrap-up of this use of the space, and so it can serve as a requiem as much as a review. Next week it will serve the Kosair Circus, followed by several graduations. But may its 6-month life as a vaccination drive-thru serve as a reminder that there are times when even a creaky old arena in the center of a treeless landscape can be a lifeline and that true public spaces hold great potential for our communities when we let good organizations have that chance.

We attended the Harlem Globetrotters 100th anniversary tour and it was a fun time. Venue was…read moreclean, well lit, temperature controlled, decent audio system. Employees were friendly and helpful. Restrooms were well maintained. Parking in garage next door was shocking at $20 for approximately 2 hours. We would've walked except forecast of snow and had little ones with us. Sharing this info for others to help calculate potential hidden costs when attending events here or allow time to find the free parking spots within walking distance.

Pretty decent arena. Went here for the first time for Disney on Ice. Lots of vendor locations. All…read moreone level without any club or suites or second tiers like professional sports arenas. Plan ahead as parking lots can back-up traffic. Overall not a bad seat in the house or any obstructed views.