Terrific park; glorious history, and outstanding facilities…read more Gaelic Park is owned and operated by Manhattan College, but it is still used by the community for Gaelic sports. It's great to see an effort being made to preserve Irish culture. As far as I know, the park is open to public when there are no games/practice in action.

I've never heard of Gaelic Football until my Irish friend Owen asked my gf and I to join him. It…read morewas EPIC!! I felt like I wasn't even in NYC anymore. You walk into the the stadium and it seems a little sketchy, but then you get past the ticket booth and your in a small slice of Ireland. Your surrounded by thick burly accents, heavy alcohol aromas mixed with delicious traditional food, and you're bombarded by the words "cunt", and "bastard". All in an Irish good time. Long story short though, I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I now love the game of Gaelic Football and have new respect for the Irish culture. Don't think I could've hd a better time with any other culture in this setting.

I had a great experience seeing Phoebe Bridgers live at Barclays Center. The security process this…read morenight involved putting away our phones and other potential recording devices inside of a locked pouch. Considering the additional procedure and how long the line was, it moved relatively quickly. It was also easy to get our phone unlocked at the end of the night. We were seated in section 223. Despite being in the nosebleeds, we had a great view of both stages and could see all of the lighting and visuals from there. The seats are a bit cramped in terms of leg space, but I was comfortable enough for most of the show. I could also hear the artist well from my seat. I'd definitely visit again for another concert.

To quote Days of Heaven, the rich got it figured out. After bad experiences in the higher reaches…read moreof Barclays, I fared better recently. If you're a degenerate gambler and Buzz Bin enthusiast, hitting refresh on Ticketmaster resale offerings before a Weezer show is a fun thing and I got a great deal in the 100s. Barclays isn't alone is making it unclear which rows have "excuse me/pardon me" problems and there was a needless glass-type barrier at one side of the section. The bass and drum sounds were imperfect but I heard Rivers Cuomo well enough, marking an improvement from the Blink 182 when the sound quality was far worse than your usual CVS. (What's your favorite CVS-Core tune? I'm with Del Amitri's "Not Where It's At" but Barenaked Ladies' "Too Little Too Late" is solid). Needs more bathrooms. Entry process was super-efficient.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ GREATTTTT stadium for a New Jersey Jackals baseball game! ++++ One of the last, remaining negro league stadiums in the country and it was beautifullllly renovated in 2023. + 10,000 seat stadium capacity is the perfect capacity for ideal viewing from ANY seat. + 2 concession stands/windows on the 1st base side - one that sells hot food & alcohol and the other sells dessert (ice cream, Italian ices) & snacks (popcorn, funnel cake). ++++ If you buy the ice cream, a small cup is more than enough for 1-2 people as they add 3 huge scoops of any flavors you want. AND, yes, you can add different flavors to your order! + Multiple restrooms reside on the main walkway. + Foul balls are plentiful and the probability of catching a foul/home run ball here are A LOTTT higher than at an MLB game. + Ticket prices to a game are RIDICULOUSLY CHEAP at $5-$10 per ticket and every ticket is general admission meaning you can sit ANYWHERE you want in the stadium. + Private (AND safe) parking garage adjacent to the stadium only charges $10 for parking. + There is a small merch store inside of the stadium that sells shirts, jerseys and other small team souvenirs. THE NOT SO GOOD ----------------------------- - Even though every seat provides great views, there is a running track between the stands and field, so there is a little bit of a distance from the action. - All seats inside are bleachers, so no support for our aging backs. - No outside food or beverages are allowed inside. - Concession stand prices are a bitttt steeper than anticipated ($10 for an average size hot dog, $10 for a hamburger, $12 for a cheeseburger) - The surrounding area, on the way to the stadium, is not the greatest/safest looking. MIXED THOUGHTS ---------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Nada. CONCLUSION -------------------- = We came here to watch a New Jersey Jackals game, on a beautiful Friday evening, as part of a kids' school night, and we couldn't have had a better time! The experience of watching a game here was refreshing and much more intimate than watching a game in an MLB stadium. Definitely a much more family-friendly environment since there is so much space for kids to roam around. Just wish the concession stand prices were a tad lower.

An historic stadium!…read more The stadium has been renovated and much of the physical history seems to be gone. The stadium is comfortable. We saw a Jackals game and had field level seats. The online ticket purchase msp and our seats were completely different. The seats themselves were comfortable and there was a table. The game photographers obstructed our view. There was no screen to protect from foul balls. The staff was helpful and parking was easy.

This armory is an amazing structure that brings great joy to all people visit this establishment…read more As a high school student who participated on the track team I would travel from Brooklyn to this armory to run races . Due to the fact that there is no armory dedicated to track and field in Brooklyn , this is where all the winter events are held. As for the inside of the Armory , it is beautifully crafted and well taken cafe of . The interior is well taken care of and the staff is accommodating and kind . The armory is a well funded structure, which is amazing place to visit .

Went to The Armory in NYC for Nike Nationals and overall the experience was amazing. Watching these…read moreyoung athletes compete at such a high level was really impressive. One of the best parts of the event was how they introduced the elite runners. They turned the lights off in the arena, announced each athlete individually, and they ran out onto the track with sparks shooting up. That whole presentation was fire and really made the moment feel special for the athletes and the crowd. The atmosphere was great and you could feel the excitement in the building. My only complaint is about some of the staff (not all). I had been sitting in a section for over four hours after being told by one worker that it was fine to sit there. Later on, a few other workers came over and told me I had to move. It wasn't even the request that bothered me--it was the way it was delivered. When you're dealing with adults, especially paying guests who've been there for hours, it's all about how you communicate. At one point it felt like they were all teaming up like Voltron instead of just getting a supervisor to clear things up. Situations like that can easily be avoided with better customer service and communication. Needless to say I didn't go anywhere until my daughter ran off the principal. Aside from that situation, the event itself was great. The competition, the energy in the building, and the way they highlight the elite athletes made it a really memorable experience.

I fell in love with this ballpark; I don't know how else to describe it. From the moment I stepped…read moreinto the place, all the way up the ramps to the nosebleeds, up until the last pitch. We sat in front of some annoying people, but that could not kill the immaculate vibes of New Yankee Stadium. Massive in scale, it's hard to describe the immensity. I'm afraid of heights, but my romance with baseball shielded me from noticing how high up we were. It's probably not the biggest ballpark I've been to, but it sure felt like it. We rolled in on a Thursday night, one Tigers fan, and one Giants fan, having purchased tickets the night before (I think?) at $40ish a pop. It's obvious you can spend rich people money at this place, so having the affordable option for the weary (my knees are still mad at the subway, how embarrassing for me) traveler was great too. We rode the trusty subway right up to the stadium, with a quick trek three blocks up for vegan deli sammiches before the game in lieu of popcorn dinner (ha we did that too). You can find the same at Grand Concourse & E 161st if you're not sold on hunting for the ballpark options. Popcorn and beer were cheaper than they are in California; I am not complaining. We chose some "local" beer, Goose Island New York Legendary Golden Ale in a tall boy. Would sip again. The weather was perfect, and the Yankees won after giving us an entertaining showdown against the Devil Rays. We even got a good pickle. Mmm mmm. I liked the between innings entertainment, especially the Death Star sound effect. It's also pretty cool they sang God Bless America before the 7th inning stretch. I'm used to only hearing that played on Sundays/day games. The train line isn't super horrible on the way out as it snakes around outside the station in open air. Much better than being sardine canned down the stairs into the depths imo. Of course, we were headed back to Brooklyn from the Bronx so sorry if you do end up that way. Love me a transit option to the ballgame. Don't ask me about parking because I don't know her.

Yankee Stadium's Legends Club seats are by far the best sports experience in NYC! I think they're…read moreeven better than the all-inclusive seats at MSG for a Knicks game, with more food options and better seats. The food is top-notch, from sushi to filet mignon. Each night, there are BBQ, Mexican, and Italian stations, including pasta with different sauces. You'll also find Italian cured meats and cheeses, and some nights there's pastrami and corned beef. All of this is upstairs, where there's also dining-room seating. Downstairs, you'll find the same great options, plus classic ballpark food like hamburgers, sausages, and hot dogs. It's an experience worth having. If you get the opportunity and have some extra money, go for it!

We completely enjoyed our experience at MSG for the Together Show with Harry Styles…read more First of all, the venue was bustling with a sold out crowd, actually 30 sold out Harry Styles shows in MSG. But the staff were all incredibly helpful, friendly, and provided the best service. Five Stars is not enough for the workers. Examples-- I discovered an app that showed us a door to enter with only a few people in line. The regular line was blocks long. Then an MSG employee came over to me and brought the three of us to another entrance for ADA with an elevator because he was concerned about my doing stairs. We got right into an elevator avoiding both stairs and escalators. Later, we were waiting in a merch line, and an employee came and brought me to the front! I can't believe how accessible and ADA friendly MSG is. Just incredible. The elevator operator was so helpful and answered our questions. Several staff members when asked for directions said, "Follow me!" Amazing. It is a huge venue and not easy to navigate. The food court was excellent with its variety and service including Carnegie Deli, burgers, chicken, vegan options, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and shakes. We ordered our dinners before the show. There are also a few food locations on each level.. Harry Styles put on a 2 hr nonstop show after the opening act. He is a brilliant, talented songwriter and performer. He is also a kind, caring person. He gives credit to his band and dancers often. His band is mostly female including an extraordinary drummer.

Look, I lost my wallet here Thursday during the Knicks vs Wizards game (Go DC!) and I retrieved it…read moreon Saturday thanks to the honest patrons and staff at MSG. I wish they had healthier options for food, but when in doubt burgers, chicken wings, and BBQ will do. The burly security guard with the thick beard at the 7th St entrance is fine! The vibes were high and everyone was on their best behavior. You gotta love a great crowd of awesome people! I love MSG and I'll be back SOON!

It's small but not too small and it's big but not too big. The overhead assisted with blocking out…read morethe sun during hot moments in the day. The sound system is great. The bathrooms were clean. Nice facility.

Great stadium to watch track and field events. Very clean and most seats offer a great view. It can…read morebe a bit trick to get to if you're not familiar with Randalls Island. I wish they had a better connection from Queens public transport. If you are driving parking was plenty. Excellent time.

I had a bad experience with parking but the general manager reached back out and rectified it.read more

We had an amazing time at the concert last night. The concert itself was fantastic. The acoustics…read morewere ok, the scenery was beautiful, the atmosphere was wonderful, and we were lucky enough to have seats in a box, which made the experience even more special. Unfortunately, the alcohol prices were absolutely appalling and really put a damper on the evening. Over $20 for a beer and nearly $30 for a mixed drink is simply outrageous!! You go to a concert to enjoy yourself, and then you're essentially paying astronomical prices just to have a drink. These prices are higher than what you see at Fenway Park or Yankee Stadium, which is hard to justify. This isn't Boston or New York City. The food trucks were just okay. Nothing particularly memorable but the alcohol pricing was by far the biggest disappointment. If the venue needs to generate more revenue, I would much rather see some of that cost reflected honestly in the ticket price upfront than arrive at the venue and be shocked by ridiculously inflated drink prices. At least then, people know what they're paying for before they get there. It's really disappointing because the venue itself has so much going for it. The concert experience, setting, and atmosphere were all excellent. But the extreme drink prices felt incredibly greedy and out of touch with the people who are coming there to enjoy an evening. Because of that, I honestly don't know if I would return. It's a shame that such a great venue could leave such a negative impression over something that seems so unnecessary.

Went to two CT United games and both times had a good experience. Plenty of seating, some premium…read moreand some bleachers. Lots of parking. Everything seems well maintained.

Reese Stadium, the home of Yale Lacrosse. Attended the Ivy League Championship against Brown and it…read morewas a fun game! Nice size stadium with plenty of seats and a great view no matter the spot. The bathrooms are located outside in the pavilion and they are disgusting. Old school urinal that looks like a giant sink. No soap or paper towels in the bathroom didn't help. The parking was conveniently located on a dirt lot outside the stadium. $10 to park and another $11 for the game ticket. Definitely worth another trip when Brown is back in New Haven.