Recently watched a Navy football homecoming game here and was impressed. If you don't have a…read moreparking pass, you can nearby and take the shuttle or walk from a downtown parking garage. Parking is well run, with attendants directing you to a spot. Come earlier enough to tailgate if you can - walk around and get some swag. If you have kids, make sure to bring (or borrow one there) and cardboard box to slide down two of their hills (so fun)! Concession stands offering standard stadium fare, but at affordable prices. The stadium is fairly large, but doesn't go so high, so there are really no bad seats here. Don't forget they have a clear bag policy!

My family and I were guest of some Navy friends and went here for the first time. It was much…read morelarger than I expected (it holds about 34K). It was very nice inside with lots of concessions and bathrooms. Overall we had a great time and USNA won! Would definitely go back.

As always the best Baseball Park one can visit. The atmosphere is ways 100…read more The food has gotten better as well as spirited drink options. The fan interaction is awesome. Many fun activities to keep it fun as well.

I've been coming to Oriole Park at Camden Yards since I was a kid, and it's easily one of the best…read morestadium experiences you can have. Right when you walk in, it just feels different. The whole layout, the brick, the open view of the field, it has that classic baseball feel but still holds up today. It doesn't feel outdated at all. The atmosphere is always solid. Whether it's a packed game or a more laid back crowd, it's just a good place to watch baseball. If you're there for a Baltimore Orioles game, the energy really comes through. One of the best parts is how easy it is to move around. You can walk the stadium, check out different views, grab food, and not feel stuck in one spot. Food options are strong too. You've got the classic ballpark stuff, but also some local options that make it a little more interesting. The views are great from a lot of different spots, whether you're close to the field or higher up. There really isn't a bad place to sit. I've been coming here for years, and honestly it might be the only professional team in Baltimore I'll pay to see (Go Steelers!), but this park always delivers no matter what. Getting in and out is pretty smooth, especially if you plan ahead a little. Overall, it's a top tier ballpark. Great atmosphere, great design, and just an all around good time every time you go. Definitely a must if you're in Baltimore or a baseball fan.

Graduation day was amazing. Though the parking isn't close close to the venue, you can drop off…read morethose who have trouble walking then go park... The venue was very clean and is super spacious. The setup is simple and allows you to be able to capture the entire ceremony. The ambiance of the outside is gorgeous and makes for great background in your pictures... Overall, the venue experience was amazing. Space, Cleanliness, and Setup are all spot on.

Great venue for basketball games, helps that Towson has a great team. Everything is clean and well…read moremaintained, amazing venue for CAA play

The Maryland Sportsplex offers futsal, basketball, volleyball, and dodge ball. They have Soccer…read moreTots a child developmental program for ages 3-6. Denison Cabral Futsal Academy, DCFA, for the best futsal in the country. Denison is a professional indoor soccer player. Basketball clinics taught by a former WNBA professional, Sonia Chase. She is also a Univ. of MD basketball star. Baltimore Area Volleyball Assoc., BAVA, holds their tryouts, clinics, practices, and camps at the Sportsplex. Birthday parties are the best! the facility has a new turf court and 2 large courts that can be rented out for any event - office parties, tournaments, meetings, leagues, practices and so much more. Just check out their website or call for details on the facility.

I came here for a concert. Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena is UMBC's basketball and volleyball…read morevenue. For events, there's paid premium parking (closest to the venue), but there's also plenty of free parking in other lots around campus. We were able to park in Lot 1 which was directly across from the venue. They had parking attendants to direct the flow of traffic going in and out. There was a good flow of traffic arriving at the event. Leaving the event was a little more backlogged (which is to be expected when thousands of people leave at the same time), but the parking attendants did their best to make exiting as painless as possible. Security was quick and easy. We walked through their security scanners without a fuss. This venue also allows bags. Our tickets were scanned at the door, and we were inside in no time. This is as intimate as arenas come ~ no screens necessary! Signage was posted all around the arena to guide you to where you needed to go, and the usher gave specific directions to find our seats. We had floor seats towards the middle (not up at the front), and for short people, the sight lines were excellent - best floor seats I've ever had! The rows of chairs on the floor were neatly arranged, and each row and seat were clearly labeled with hanging signs and numbers chalked on the ground. I also liked how the floor wasn't overcrowded with seats - there was enough space to walk around freely. Once the show started, ushers also escorted guests to their seats with a flashlight. The smaller venue size allows for a more personal approach. Sound quality was good but not great, but it did the job and certainly filled the space. I'd come here again for an event.

We did everything right. Bought parking in advance. Arrived over an hour early. None of it…read moremattered. The car line alone was 30 minutes just to reach the lots. It was obvious the parking operation was in chaos, with attendants scrambling to redirect cars because paid and unpaid vehicles were apparently mixed together. Our ticket listed a lettered lot. The attendant told us that was a system error and lots are actually numbered. So the ticket we paid for in advance directed us to a lot that didn't exist as described. Great start. Once we finally parked, we found two lines stretching at least an eighth of a mile each. We picked the shorter one and stood in the rain for 45 minutes. When we finally reached the door, the event staff greeted us with visible irritation. We had been standing outside getting soaked for the better part of an hour and were met with attitude. The only reason we stayed was because of what we paid for the tickets. Inside, electronics go into pouches, which is fine. Except the pouches have no straps and no unique identifiers. Set yours down for a second in the bathroom and good luck sorting it out from everyone else's. A small but telling detail about how much thought went into the logistics. We left early to beat the exit crush and it still wasn't pretty. I don't care who performs here. We will not be back.

Highly recommend. I attended a Maryland University Women's Basketball game and was very surprised…read morehow easy it was to get around this place. Plenty of parking, easy to find seats, kind and very helpful staff members and concessions were pretty good as well, plus I was able to get a Maryland personalized cup! Hope to return again for more games in the future and other events!

Great arena to watch our Terps play basketball. There is plenty of parking, but if you are looking…read morefor free parking, there is always Lot 1, but it's a little bit of a walk. The concession stands have improved with better food options- Ledo's, crab nachos, and BBQ. There is a small gift shop area in the lower and upper level. My daughter was looking for a hoodie which they didn't have, so after the game, we went to STAMP to get one. Wish they would expand the selections. The seats are great! Try to get the lower level if you want to see the action up close. But every seat has a great view, even the upper level.

September 21st 2025…read more This place is so disorganized and disappointing. My father called ahead of time since him and I are both disabled (we both have handicap placards and my father has a permanent disabled license plate) He finally got ahold of someone and they said if we want handicap parking up close get the gold parking pass. I paid 200 dollars for parking. Yes, 200. Parking up close is VERY important to me.. Nobody was helpful in guiding us to the lot we paid 200 dollars for. Also, they told us when we got there there's no handicap places, we just have to go and sit on a blue bench and call a number for a golf cart to pick us up. I called the number 3 times and somebody did answer. They were nice but not helpful. We ended up having to give up and walk. No workers were helpful, and when we would try to flag down other workers on golf carts they would not stop for us. They did not even look at us The stadium is very outdated. It looks extremely industrial and not welcoming Very crowded Lines were long There definitely was not enough bathrooms or food areas to keep up with all the people it can hold However, I did enjoy the seats we had. I liked the view. And the field looks great. I will say, the bathrooms for the MOST part were clean for over 50 thousand people being there. I did see a toilet overflowing onto the ground though. But workers were taking care of it This stadium needs a huge update. Do not waste 200 on up close parking. It wasn't even that up close and nobody came and picked us up despite us calling and waiting for 43 minutes (the game had already started while we were waiting) Again, I do have to hand it to the woman on the phone who kept answering. It wasn't her fault and at least she answered. So, if you are disabled and can't walk far, plan accordingly Every stadium is different So always check their bag rules. I did have to use a small clear bag Sadly, this stadium is probably one of the worst I've been to P.S- if you google worst NFL stadiums, this one comes up lol. So I'm not the only one complaining

The comp food offered by the Joe Gibbs club lever is nice and fresh…read more The club level service is outstanding led by our wonderful server, JD

Came here for a homeschooling field trip. It was exciting and nice to see the cowboys and cowgirls…read moreshow off their tricks and abilities on riding and bucking in horses and bulls. It was a site to see. The facility was clean and all the staff and security was pleasant to be around

I came to the Show Place Arena for the first time to attend the Bill Pickett Rodeo. I was impressed…read moreby how smooth everything ran from the parking attendants keeping traffic moving and getting people parked, to how efficient security and ticket enforcement got everyone into the building. The actual arena isn't necessarily small, but it's not huge either, so it still feels lively but intimate at the same time. One of the benefits of the size is that there really isn't a bad seat in the house, but if you have a preference you'll need to arrive early because seats fill up quick.