I was shocked to see Spanos Center receive 2 stars, by two different reviewers, until I noticed it…read morewas by bay area people who wouldn't approve of ANYTHING Stockton, no matter the case. First Review was a two based on the fact that Beer was not served at the Arena, i don't know of many college venues that do serve beer. his second objection was to the quality of the food at the concession stand. Had he checked he would have found that the dogs and polish are the same as served at most bay area sports venues, and not at 5 or 6 bucks like most bay area venues. Second reviewer problem was with a the size of the arena, and b, the price of food at the concessions. On the first point, look at the cracker jack boxes some of the bay area college teams play in. On the second point, if you want a Costco hot dog, go to Costco. If you go to a sports event, expect to pay sports arena prices, which Spanos compares pretty well on. The facility is a first class place to enjoy a game at, with excellent sight lines, easy access, and reasonable parking for proximity to the center. Add the fact that most events are free to kids under twelve with an adult and it makes it a pretty sweet deal.

Spanos center is a very nice arena that you can watch a basketball game from all vantage points…read more They have comfortable seats and are reasonably priced. The staff is always nice and helpful. The games are fun to watch. Go Tigers.

Shoutout to Stockton, CA…read more Stockton is home to one of the oldest universities in the United States, the University of the Pacific (UOP) . The baseball team plays in the NCAA Division I, West Coast Conference. Klein Family Field is UOP's baseball stadium. The stadium is less than 8 minute drive off Interstate 5, West Alpine. The games are open to the public to attend. I try to attend a game or two each season. Other schools in their conference includes Gonzaga, Saint Mary's, and CSU Sacramento. Occasionally they play demo games against the Pac 12 schools such as UC Berkeley and Stanford. The Klein Family Field is a 2500 seat baseball stadium. The stadium has foldable individual seats which surprisingly are comfy. The admission is all general admission, first come first serve seating. Tickets can be bought online or at the box office on game day. Ticket pricing increased from last year by a third. Children (ages 5-12) is $10, seniors (60+ years) /staff/faculty $13, and adults $15. Parking on the weekends is free. But check before you go, as things may change. The field is beautifully maintained. Natural grass, looks full and green. But by golly, they do have to do more to maintain the entire infrastructure. The public women's restroom was in bad state from the start of the game. The toilets smelled of stale urine. The floors and stalls were dirty, and two of the three sinks automated water dispensers were broken. Hubs stated the men's restroom also smelled awful like backed up sewage.

1st trip to this little gem tucked in on the southwest corner of the University of the Pacific…read morecampus. Went last night to watch Lincoln and St Mary's in a sectional playoff game, it is oriented similar to Banner Island Ballpark, with excellent field views, and parking right across the street. Only drawback was the fact that the only concessions open were in the Spanos center, about 2 minutes walk. A warm early summer evening, a fun crowd (packed with parents and kids. a great place to watch a ballgame.

Tri Tip steak sandwich with a side of chimichuri sauce. Tacos were also good…read more Umpires not so good!!

Man this place is tired. Nice staff but sad fields. Desperately in need of a refresh. Once upon a…read moretime it was home field for the Ports. They've crammed a bunch of fields to meet tournament needs. It was a fresh start to a repurpose but it's mostly been ignored ever sense.

My daughter has been in the Learn to Skate program at Oak Park Ice Arena for almost a year, and she…read moreabsolutely loves it! Her confidence has grown so much, and it's been amazing to watch her progress. Stassa and the rest of the staff are awesome, so kind, and encouraging--they really know how to connect with the kids. We're so thankful for this program! An

Highly recommend Stassa for your little one's lessons! Our youngest 8 year old son had difficulty…read moremoving an inch on the ice, even with a walker! His frustration nearly ended our family outing until Stassa calmly approached him and encouragingly explained/demonstrated how to ice skate. Within minutes our son's frustration transformed into happiness. He began ice skating around the ring without giving up and requested to return another day. Stassa will forever be our go to instructor for all 3 of our boys!

I needed a last-minute place for our team bonding event because the original location fell through…read more A friend mentioned a venue that sounded great, so I decided to reach out. I spoke with Sarb, and he was very helpful. He told me they still had availability for our event, which was a relief. What impressed me the most was that they offered us time to set up before the event started. When we arrived, the place was clean and ready, making it easy to get everything organized. Since we were working with kids, we didn't use the throwing axe area, but we did enjoy some exciting laser tag. you could bring your own water and cake or cupcakes, but you needed to buy your food from them. They used Mountain Mike's pizza for food orders, which was located off Robinhood. There was a bit of confusion among the workers because some understood the rules differently than others. However, I decided to stay patient and ask questions until I got clear answers. After discussing it, everything worked out well for me. My food arrived exactly on time, just like I had requested. The laser tag room was amazing! It had two stories and was really well put together. Honestly, I can't explain how fun it was--you just have to see it for yourself! The kids had a blast playing there, and believe me, it's definitely a workout! They got to play four different games, so there was always something new to try. When you first arrive, you need to sign some waivers and set up your account. They take a picture of you, which goes up on a big screen at the end of your game, showing your score. Everyone was excited to see who had the most points! The atmosphere was lively, and everyone was laughing and cheering. It was a great way to spend the day, and I can't wait to go back again. If you're looking for fun and excitement, this place is a must-visit!

Just took my family of 5 tonight. The staff was very nice. A little disappointed because when I…read morecalled they said $20 over the phone and then when I got there it turned into $30 but apparently some card that you put your name into for no reason at all was part of that and it was $5 per person.. literally no reason to have that card to play laser tag.. so for a family of 5 to play it cost 150$ kinda a pricey ticket for 45 including the consultation.. I know the world is pricey today but just seemed a little high to me.. my daughter who is 4 immediately was upset because the sounds were too loud and ended up not playing at all but we weren't able to get refunded and were told this from the beginning but we decided to give it a go.. oh well lol Like I said the staff was very nice to me and my kids but I really don't see us going back again.. maybe for a birthday party if it's worth it..

I had such a nice time here. The staff were very welcoming and professional. This is the only…read moreU-Pick Farm I've been to that had an actual hand washing station at the end. My family and I will now be making this our special annual farm that we visit every year!!!

Came here for the first time today. Great experience. Super nice staff. Will definitely be coming…read moreback yearly.

The New Stockton 99 Speedway There needs to be better…read moresafety and security in the grandstands and parking lot tonight after the races I was trying to leave but a newer gmc 1500 pickup truck parked incorrectly blocking my car and many others in. When I asked the driver to move he came at me with a knife and told me he was going to make my fat ass bleed and backed me against my car lucky my door was open and I was able to get inside but he try to hold my door open I was able to get my car in gear and drive off nearly hit two cars. Because of the event I will no longer be going to a track I grew up at and have been going to for my whole life it's no longer safe and honestly hasn't been for awhile. He had the knife with him in the track and he had way too much to drink at the beer booth tonight. There need to be something done before someone get hurt or killed due to these people.

What a sh** show. Follow the rules for everyone! DO NOT BRING FAMILY OR SMALL CHILDREN. They do not…read moreknow what they are doing. I hope someone takes over. The race I saw was chaos that erupted into police called and chaos. The people running this have NO IDEA about professional racing. TERRIBLE!!!

San Joaquin Delta College (SJDC) really is a hidden gem for Career Technical Education (CTE),…read moreespecially when it comes to hands-on media training. The "state-of-the-art technology" mentioned is a huge part of why their program stands out. By mirroring industry standards--from modern audio/video capture to professional non-linear editing software--the program cuts straight to building immediate, marketable skills. Faculty like Professor Adriana Brogger have done an incredible job driving that forward-focused energy, ensuring students are ready for the workforce whether they choose to transfer later or jump right into production, content creation, or digital media entrepreneurship. Splitting the difference by getting robust, practical certificates and degrees at a community college before--or instead of--dropping tens of thousands at a university is a smart move. It focuses on portfolio building and actual execution, which is exactly what the industry looks for.

My experience with the professors has been generally good but that is where the positive ends…read moresadly. On the one hand its clear they have a need for more funding but on the other hand they also deserve a MASSIVE funding cut. The administration of Delta college is a bloated bureaucratic nightmare where the left hand has no clue what the right hand is doing. The admissions/ records office and especially the FA office is filled with rude, lazy staff that resort to their NPC response of "Oh we don't do that here". This is my first semester and already I've faced the potential of having to drop out do to zero support from the financial aid department. I've done everything required of me but getting them to lift a finger to take care of stuff on their end is like pulling teeth. I wondered if it was just me experiencing these issues but seeing their Yelp page confirms that its a systemic problem. Very disheartening. I write this review knowing nobody at the school in a position to make changes will read it so instead I write this as a warning to current and potential students. My best advice to potential students is document every correspondence with school employees, CC the director of the respective department you are contacting and follow up every few days.

I'm starting to get slightly disgusted with how Student Finance has been giving me the runaround…read morewhen it comes to my VA Education status certification. I've turned in everything that was asked of me after it got rejected the first time. Now it's been a week and I'm in my second term already and still... "no update" according to Student Finance. They don't even know who the new VA Certifying Official is either since the last one just suddenly left. What's going on here? Maybe one of the new owners could perhaps explain this to me...... HELLOOOOO?!! -Pissed Off Military Veteran Student (Stockton Campus)

I had an interview scheduled for 3:45pm. The person doing the interview Angela Withers was late and…read moreinformed me she was only there to let me know she had "just filled the position and how sorry she was." Not only was this rude it is the reason people are not calling back people when offered a job. Anyone looking at this company please proceed with caution as they are rude, unprofessional, and waste time. In the future if you make multiple interviews do all the interviews before choosing the person you want to hire so you don't waste everyone's time.

I'm an old man with two young boys and we all love hockey. My eldest of the two boys made the…read morelocal Colt's hockey team just before COVID. I was thoroughly impressed with the staff and coaches. Everyone here at Oak Park genuinely loves hockey and treats everyone, no matter their skill or lack thereof, with absolute respect and kindness. Now my younger son is here at the rink weekly improving his skills and in the Academy program. Heck, even I've taken to the ice and play the amateur bronze league and I love it. So what about the rink and facility? Well, it's been around a looong time and you can tell. There isn't a huge fancy pro shop, gigantic locker rooms, or a snack bar. What there is though, is a brand new rink put in during COVID that has great ice and very good boards. The boxes are nice and clean. The locker rooms are comfy with new benches and storage. Sure, it's not the greatest rink I've been to but it is a very good rink and facility overall. I've visited all the rinks between San Jose and Santa Rosa and what makes this place different is the great staff, people, regulars, and the new rink. If you're looking to just skate, play hockey, learn some skills, or even just watch, I totally recommend stopping in and giving it a try. Prices are much lower than San Jose, Roseville, or Vacaville and the ice is just as solid if not more so.

The rink is always dirty and poorly maintained. The bathrooms never have toilet paper and the sink…read moreis falling off the wall. The employees are always just standing on their phones. They have been rude to my face on more than one occasion. It's worth the drive to better maintained ice rinks