Now Mobil Stadium but Toros baseball was such a fun experience! Good vendors will take your order…read moreand delivery it to your seat! Cheap food, cheap beer, and amazing entertainment!

A great stadium with unbelievably cheap prices . The beer cups contain two beers for five fifty…read more The seats are cheap I sat right behind home plate for 20 dollars. The parking was five dollars and the game was fun, very entertaining. I will definitely come back here and soon .

Open air arena so events are rain or shine. With a full capacity of 20,500 it can take forever to…read moreget out of parking lot. Food and drinks are overpriced! Almost nonexistent help to find your seat

I've been to a lot of concerts since the 70s ; I've seen it all (except Woodstock)…read more ~ Some things that are the same as back in the day : - free dirty, rocky parking lot. - long walk to the front entrance. - no signs in the parking lots to tell you which way to go. - young , semi-clueless parking attendants. - distrusting security. - lonnngggg slow lines leaving the venue. ~ Some things that are worse than back in the day : - regulations: I got carded in The Tailgate (I'm a weather-beaten 63 year old) and they wouldn't accept my drivers license that is officially loaded into my Apple wallet! (even Tsa recognizes this as Id for flights) - - - So beware: if you want to purchase alcohol, bring your physical Id card, or you won't be getting beer from the alcohol nazis. ~ Some things that are better than back in the day : - cleaner : the venue overall is cleaner that most large venues back in the day. - food: believe it or not , some large venues didn't even offer food. - sound: acoustic technology improvements of course. IN A NUTSHELL ... Outside the venue pretty much sucks ; Inside the venue is pretty okay.

disfrute de un partido de fútbol aquí en Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico en el estadio abierto del…read moreHotel Caliente. mucha comida y restaurante en el lugar.

Viva TIJUAS & Viva Estadio Caliente! Awesome place for a concert! Been to a few here & it's been…read morefun every time. The Sound, staff, atmosphere & people are great. The beer prices are great as the food & food options are great as well. The TJ hotdog here is a must (no it's not real dog....really it's not) get 2 of those & about 4 beers & you'll be all bueno. I'd get more beers but you really don't need it because they usually have hot Mexican ladies in tiny skirts promoting & giving out FREE TEQUILA SHOTS out to the public, YES FREE SHOTS! So TJ hotdogs, beer, free tequila shots from hot ladies in tiny skirts, this is Mexico heaven! Can't forget about the staff, from the vendors, security & even the cops, they are all very friendly & attentive. So please bring cash to tip them all they earn it & it's good karma. Now yes I came across a few flaws, some of the seats are uncomfortable so maybe bring a little pillow/pad to sit on or take extra free tequila shots so you won't feel the little back pain, I choose Tequila shots. Also the restrooms or porter potties, well their pretty shitty literally, no pun intended so hopefully you only have to pee guys, ladies I recommend bend half way to the toilet when using. So main thing here is take a poop before you get here. But other then that it's great here & I love it & will continue to come back for concerts & soccer games. See you soon Tijuas & Estadio Caliente & hot Mexican ladies serving free Tequila shots.

This field is fantastic! The coed league was so much fun and they make all the players feel safe!…read moreThe refs keep an eye out for players out of control to make sure us ladies aren't getting smashed into all game. Definitely the best playing environment I've played at in San Diego!

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We came to a concert here and were pleasantly surprised at the quality of the show. I read that…read morethe acoustics weren't that good and that it was hard to hear when you're in the back. That was not the case for us. To be quite honest, I kind of felt like it was too loud. I could hear too much. LOL! It was super easy to get into this venue. It is smaller but I've been to other smaller arenas that were much harder to navigate. We were easily dropped off in a side lane that led right to the South Entrance, just steps away. This is also where we were picked up. Convenient and easy. This arena is pretty tight and the hallways aren't very wide but that's to be expected from an older venue. It was still pretty easy to manage and there were a good amount of bathrooms. I will say the bathrooms were a mess. Not just in actual mess terms but the sizing and accessibility are not where they should be. There were quite a bit of food options available. I was really surprised and delighted by that. We didn't get anything but our section smelled like funnel cake the whole time. The seating was actually good for an older venue and I appreciated that I didn't walk away from this experience with an aching back. The ushers were not very helpful in my section but I wasn't expecting much. Overall, I'd absolutely come back to a concert held at this arena.

We went to the Pechanga Arena last night for the Gorillaz concert, and this was actually my second…read moretime visiting the venue. My first was for a Blink 182 concert. It's a decent venue with multiple entrances, although last night we were directed to walk all the way around to the north side of the arena to enter. One thing I do like is the variety of of food and drink vendors available. From Pizza port to tiki themed drinks and even frozen chocolate covered bananas. I also feel that the views are pretty decent from most seats in the arena, which is a plus when attending a concert. Now for the downside. The bathrooms. They can get pretty dirty and smelly. During our visit, there was a huge puddle of water on the restroom floor, and honestly I don't even want to know where that water came from. You can definitely tell this is an older venue and it has that dated feel to it. While it may not be the fanciest or most modern arena, it still gets the job done when it comes to enjoying live music. It was a decent spot to catch the Gorillaz.

Just attended my first match at Snapdragon Stadium to watch the Seattle Sounders take on the San…read moreDiego Wave, and it was an overall great experience for soccer! While we didn't park on-site, it looked like there was tailgating scene happening as we arrived. The stadium itself is very clean, well-maintained, and feels highly secure with plenty of security staff visible throughout. The food lineup here is incredible, featuring local favorites like Hodad's, The Taco Stand, Buona Forchetta, The Crack Shack, and Cali BBQ. My only minor complaint was that quite a few of these restaurants seemed closed in certain sections of the stadium, which might have been because the match didn't quite hit maximum capacity. A quick tip for future attendees: when the Wave scores, they set off fireworks. The smoke tends to drift up and linger, so if you are sitting in the higher sections, definitely bring a mask--especially if you are asthmatic or sensitive to smoke. On the plus side, the venue layout is excellent. From the looks of it, there truly isn't a bad seat in the house, and you will get a great view of the field from just about anywhere. I'll definitely be back for another match!

This is a wonderful stadium to watch a football game in. There is no bad seat. The sight lines…read moreare all clear. The seats are comfortable, the food options are tasty and varied. I always get a hot dog and some peanuts, the beer was cold and the selection was good. The parking situation is good and the "tailgate " situation is wonderful. This was my second Aztec game in a row! I'll be back if I am able!

I mean, there's probably nothing more to be said about this place. You've seen the ratings…read moreeverywhere, you've heard the gossip. If you find yourself being dragged to a sports or music event that you didn't sign up for, and you aren't familiar with Petco Park, take solace in the fact that the stadium has something else for you. This massive place has three levels of eateries to choose from, and it seems like every year there are new additions. With current big names like Mister Softee, Teaspoon, Spiro's Mediterranean, Puesto, Pizza Port, Hodad's, Grand Ole BBQ, Gaglione Brothers, Deckman's, Board & Brew, An's Gelato, Pop Pie Co., and Coco Ichibanya (just to name a few...), you could attend an event every day of the year and never run out of something new to try. There are also many places to buy drinks, with some brands having dedicated stands and carts, and others having entire restaurant spaces. All restaurants have TVs with the event on (so you don't miss out), but some eating spaces even have a view overlooking the field. One time, my husband and I bought tickets to a cheap Padres game just to walk around the entire time and try food from the different food stands. Pretty good variety, though we got pretty full before the game ended. I try to attend at least one Padres game (and now one Bananas game) per year, and I just recently attended my first major concert at this stadium in August (My Chemical Romance reunion tour). I was truly surprised at how well I could hear the music and see the stage from our cheap seats, and I would totally return for a music event (and not just baseball games). I will say that the Bananas game didn't have very good sound and the whole thing was kinda difficult to hear (as they do a lot of talking and it was very echoey), but maybe they need to talk to some Padres organizers because I never have issues hearing at those games. Anyway, I also love the concept of the Gallagher Square seating, where you can just bring a blanket and relax on the grass during an event. Honestly sounds like the move when you have small wiggly kids with a lot of energy. I really want to check that out, and my other Petco Park bucket list item is to have a suite for an event. My one gripe with this place is that they are (in my opinion, ridiculously) strict with the bag size rules, and if your non-clear bag goes over the size limit in width, length, or height, you have to take it back to your car or pay to store it in a locker for the duration of the game. Anything to make more money, I guess. How 'bout them meter prices?

Voted #1 kid firendly ballpark in America for a reason. Behind the scoreboard is a whole open…read morepavilion with a playground. There is a grassy area for families to sit watch the game and let their little ones run around. During the innings there is a variety of entertainment on the score board and on the fiVisiting for a first time guest services will happily give you a 1st time visitor badge and swag bag. There is something for everyone of all ages. Whether you are a baseball fan or just going out for a good time, the park had a wide variety of activities and food.

I was intimidated to go to this venue and it turned out to be very easy. We parked in lot 12 and…read morethere is a bridge to walk across at the top floor of the structure. The venue was comfortable but depending on the seats there could be a lot of stairs. We went to a concert and the sound was good. The venue size was good for a concert. It was a comfortable venue.

Caught the first-round March Madness games here and honestly, Viejas is one of the best spots to…read morewatch tournament basketball. It's a mid-sized arena (about 12,000 seats), so even if you're up in the higher rows, you still feel like you're part of the action. The energy was electric, especially seeing the Villanova blue and white mixed in with the sea of SDSU red seats. The Good: * The Sightlines: There really isn't a bad seat in the house. Since it's a bowl shape, you're right on top of the court. * The Vibe: The "open-air" concourse is such a San Diego move--it's great to step out for a breather between games without feeling like you're trapped in a basement. * Organization: For a sold-out NCAA event, getting through security was surprisingly smooth, though the "clear bag" policy is strictly enforced, so don't try to sneak anything in. The Not-So-Good: * Concession Lines: Between sessions, the lines for food and beer were brutal. If you don't time your run perfectly, you're going to miss the start of the next tip-off. * Cashless Only: The whole place is cashless now. Great for speed, but a pain if you didn't come prepared. * Parking: It's SDSU, so parking is always a headache. If you didn't rideshare, you probably spent 20 minutes circling the structures. Bottom Line: If you get a chance to see a tournament game here, take it. It's loud, intimate, and has way more character than those massive NBA arenas where you're a mile away from the floor.

I am so surprised that I have not yet reviewed this Amphitheater. It is currently called the Cal…read moreCoast Credit Union Amphitheater, but I always think of it as the "SDSU Open Air Theater". Regardless, it is generally a great place to catch a show. Through the years, I have seen many great shows here including Flogging Molly, The Shins, Prince, Interpol, and many others. I hadn't been in a couple years, but last week my husband and I went to see The Human Leave, Soft Cell, and Alison Moyet (Yaz). It was an incredible show. Starting out, there are a few things that I dislike about the venue. First, because it is on a college campus, parking can be difficult and you are basically forced into the $30 paid parking garage. Also, I was suffering from a recent sports injury, making the trek across campus to the theater a bit of a task. In the past, the lines for swag and drinks have been nearly impossible, though, this time, they were much improved. Finally, the trek to the ladies' room is a bit far depending on your seat. Also, it is not a large restroom and the line goes slowly, However, it is clean. On the flip side, there are a lot of positive points to this venue. The location is generally decent as it is not far from town. Despite the crowds coming in for shows, it doesn't take too long to get in and out of the parking lots. The event staff consists of many college students working concessions or ushering, and they are very friendly. It is really a nice, open, outdoor, relaxing venue. There is not a bad seat in the house (as many other reviews state). I have been in front, in back, and in the middle. I have been able to see and hear the show very well from each of my seats. It has also been my experience that the crowd has been generally a well-behaved, polite group, though I guess you can't alway count on that. All in all, it is a great place to catch a show, especially during the beautiful San Diego summer months.

This rating solely reflects their seemingly rampant insect problem…read more I recently went to a concert here and spotted at least 6 cockroaches scurrying around in just my aisle alone during the 2 hours that I was there. We were so disgusted that we decided to leave our seats and go to the back in hopes of avoiding them, but they were literally everywhere and people were stepping on them too. So gross.... Aside from the unwanted visitors, the venue itself was pretty cool! It's an outdoor amphitheater with not a single bad seat in the house.

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