Music through the whole game is ridiculous. No basketball game sounds at all just a deejay and rap…read morefor 4 quarters and a halftime. Jumbotro is so big it distracts from the game and shows the game in reverse of what is happening half of the time. All employees were great. Facility is good. Experience is not basketball.

Despite the expensive ticket (the most for any pro sports game in Atlanta) for a .500 team (at the…read moretime of review), the experience at an Atlanta Hawks game is a great one. Friendly staff, a variety of socializing and dining environments, and fantastic in-game entertainment make attending a game in person a must for basketball fans. State Farm arena is a great venue having gone a huge through a renovation in the past few years.

Lots of fun - the booklets give you the rules and help you identify the roles of the players…read more BYOB- coolers allowed Concessions were similar to a high school basketball game Purchase tickets online and skip the line Good times!

When I first heard about the Atlanta Roller Girls a couple years back, it briefly crossed my mind…read morethat it would be cool to be a Roller Girl. After seeing my first 'bout' this weekend, two conclusions: 1) Yes. It would indeed be awesome to be an Atlanta Roller Girl in general. and 2) No. It would not be awesome to be a Roller Girl for ME specifically because I would whine about getting hurt, and probably try to instinctively dodge the other girls instead of whack! bam! smack! hitting them like they're supposed to. So, with shattered daydreams about my potential career as a Roller Girl, the second best thing to do, of course, is tell you why you should go watch 'em. The lovely ladies are all doing their bad arse rollin' and derby-ing for the passion . . .and not for the money, because, well, there isn't any. They are all much tougher than I, and nary a tear did I see. You can tell that they're having a good time, there's a ton of team camaraderie and of course, having fun wearing their crazy and fun 'uniforms.' With team like the Denim Demons and Toxic Shock, there are quite a few opportunities for creativity! As a spectator, aside from the roller derby action, the best part I must say is the BYOB functionality. You certainly can't BYOB (well. openly.) to a Braves game, now can ya? And the randomness that they are in the Yaarab Shrine Center on Ponce. Like, girls in skates and fishnets play in the the same place the dudes with tassel hats hang out. You can buy fried shrimp, roller girl t-shirts, and watch the Atlanta teams go head to head, then stick around for the out of town team games and show your Atlanta home team spirit. Their season runs March thru September, and the 2008 season opener tickets sold out a few days before the actual bouts, so plan ahead! The closest I'll come to actually being a Roller Girl is sitting on the front row danger zone, where girls slid into the audience a couple times. But with my BYOB and a comfy spot in the stands? Definitely how I like to roll.

I was surprised this place is rated so low. I mean, I feel like you have to have a series of…read moreexpectations when it comes to going to see sports. Sure, the parking is difficult and expensive. But it's Atlanta. On game nights, Marta is packed, and it feels super safe. Honestly, the food and beer is some of the most affordable I have ever seen at a sports event. You can get a vegetarian hotdog for three dollars and a beer for five dollars. Amazing. Not the most comfortable seats ever, but I appreciate that the price ranges so that way you can decide whether you want it to be very affordable, or a splurge

Not to be confused with Craplanta United (who are far less good), Naplanta United (they get tired…read moreby half time), or Faplanta United (they spend half time jerking off to Barbi and/or Khloe Kay and/or me and/or Candy Charms). Like the Seattle Sounders, Atlanta United is honestly one of the great success stories in North American football aka soccer. I would say that even more so because they managed to penetrate a market that usually isn't that great, as in, Atlanta sports, nah. The city is a transient city, a hipster city, a music city, a culture city, a liberal city, and a booming city, and none of those things support sports teams the way that, say, Pittsburgh does. All this time, Atlanta was begging for some kind of a less-All-American sport that was inclusive of everybody, the NFL is popular here but not like it is in a Dallas or a Philly even, and the city is a little more left-wing. The sports desires of ATL (parts of ATL anyway) showed up in the form of Atlanta United, who have been able to absolutely pack Mercedes-Benz stadium the same way the Falcons do (or moreso), in a way that only the Seattle Sounders can really be compared to. Bravo. Most clubs need to get into their own stadium so they don't have 3/4 of the stadium empty, whereas Atlanta United do just fine filling up an NFL stadium. It's remarkable and amazing. It helps that they were one of the best teams from day one. Hiring the best coaches (Martino anyway, less so DeBoer), and doing an amazing job all along. We're so proud of them and we're so happy with what they've managed to do. ATL is our southern home away from home, shared capital of the south (with Houston, not with Dallas). We will probably always be fans of them because of what they've managed to do and we're very proud as I said. I hope that they're able to sustain it and I think that they will do somehow. After LAFC, maybe alongside the likes of Toronto FC, Montreal, Sounders, and Red Bull NY, this is one of our fave teams in MLS.

This was my first visiting the venue, I was there for a neighborhood meeting. We entertained in the…read moreWilly B's sports bar. The staff was super helpful and friendly. The food and drinks were what you would expect form a bar but was hot and tasty. Their beer selection is quite good as well. The sports venue was hopping with adult soccer league matches and lacrosse clubs were holding practice. Be cautious of having to pay to get into the park, not sure of the cost since our event was prepaid. I would definitely be back to watch a Silver Backs match.

This park / stadium was very big and pretty clean this was my first time here and I'll probably be…read moreback. They had the stadium area that lead to the soccer field and plenty of bleachers which i probably wanna come back here to workout.They have a concession stand that was pretty good they had fries, burgers and a few other things but the best was that they sold alcohol beer and regular alcohol.

It was the first time my son and I had ever gone to a professional frisbee tournament. The energy…read moreand the accuracy of throwing a frisbee wowed me! It was a great experience.Go Atlanta Hustle!!!

Great time at The Atlanta Hustle Professional Ultimate Frisbee game tonight; they are 6-0 on the…read moreseason. At halftime we're allowed on the field to toss frisbees. The home team had maybe 850 fans on this holiday weekend and attendance can get to 1200 - 1500 for this 3000+ seat arena. The atmosphere was energetic, the game exciting, and the play intense. The Hustle do not own or manage the facility, which is very suitable for the game. Overall the team is a good product.

I have been waiting to see this basketball court in person. Boyyy did it happen…read more Pay for parking prior to arriving at the arena. This will you keep you from having to wait in line to pay for parking. Getting out of the parking lot can be a mess. There are two ways to exit, remember that. Don't follow the crowd. This arena is so cute and intimate. I love that The Dream has their own facility to showcase all the talent on their team. It's dim in the arena, more dim than most. But it's a whole vibe. The court reminds you of a blacktop/street court. Very unique setup. There isn't a bad seat here. The entire atmosphere was lively the entire game from the music, fan interaction, players, and staff that make this experience what it is. If you get a chance to catch a home Atlanta Dream WNBA you won't be disappointed.

This is home to the Atlanta Dream & College Park Skyhawks. They have other events in between, it's…read morea great arena with no bad seats or bad views. You can see the game while standing in line for food & drinks. The arena is very intimate, they make the games fun.