Lions Memorial Field may be reserved for use by private individuals, community and non-profit…read moreorganizations and corporations for special events, shows and, of course, sporting venues. Lions Field has been the site of high school, middle school and Parks and Recreation football. Well kept facilities with bench seating, restrooms, and concessions.

Lake Olmstead park has a bit of everything. Of course the current Green Jacket baseball stadium is…read morehere. But it's a great park to picnic at along the water or take a walk around the lake. I've ran a couple 5k's here and they were fun as well. The is also the Julian bbq pitt which is an "hut" like building available for events. I'm most often here because it's a gateway to the Augusta canal trail. Just a short hike to aqueducts or you can take bike ride all the way to Savannah River rapids. You can also kayak and enjoy the lake too. So plenty to do to enjoy the outdoors here :)

Great memories from Green Jackets games years before the opening of SRP! This is an awesome…read morefacility--gives you a simple, old-school ball park feel without the "extra" that so many state-of-the art facilities have today. The food was cheap, and everything was right beneath the stands (food, restrooms, etc.) Great location next to Lake Olmstead and the trail head which is located behind the stadium. NEGATIVES: 1. Parking is ATROCIOUS. There is very minimal free parking. The lots are made of dirt and gravel, no defined parking spaces. It's quite common to get parked in and be unable to leave until the others nearby come to get their vehicles. Frustrating is an understatement! Some people would walk all the way from parking off Broad Street. 2. Neighborhood not the best, not the worst. Safety at night is definitely more of a concern. 3. Ticket line is always lengthy. The stands can get crowded and there is little room to move around comfortably if you need to stretch your legs. Otherwise, this is a fun facility. I miss it often, even when at current Green Jackets games across the River. I hope it stays around and gets good use!

Went to a WWE Event here and had a blast but here's a rundown of things to do to insure a good day…read more Arrive early for parking cause it will get filled quickly along with the line to get in. Also have your ticket ready so you can get in fast, I would advise to take a screenshot of your ticket just in case it doesn't load while there. Another thing is to eat before, this is because in the arena they only have about 4 locations to eat decent food along with the lines are ridiculous and the price is crazy.

It was nice arena but i was in the front if you were in the bleachers they have no screen for the…read morestage. It was kinda close but it still was a good time

We had the best time watching our favorite football team from the UK play their pre season match…read morehere at the stadium . First time here and I was surprised at how nice the stadium was. Great venue and we had fabulous seats. The people who work here are great as well , we didn't think the signage was that great but you ask them where is this and they will get you to the right place. They have a huge parking lot with lots of tailgate space. We walked to the stadium after parking elsewhere for free we heard the traffic coming out was a standstill for awhile . We managed to get back to our car and out of town the back way and were back in charlotte before I'm sure they got back home in Columbia! We set an attendance record for any soccer match played here 77,000 plus! Was a great night for our team , Liverpool FC ! Winning 3-0! Great stadium and even the rain on and off don't put us off !

Go Gamecocks! This is an amazing SEC college football stadium. If you have never experienced a…read morenight game at William Brice y'all are missing out! The energy, game, fans, atmosphere are completely amazing! Don't forget to bring your game day towel to do the sandstorm!! They might not be having a good year in 2025 but they'll rebound next year! Go cocks!

Historical Death Valley and Frank Howard Field are in leagues of their own! Football games are a…read moretradition of epic proportions.

Here for George Strait concert coming in from Greeneville and we sat in traffic for OVER TWO HOURS…read moreTO GO 9.5 miles!!! AWFUL! Not SAFE! We left at 4pm still in traffic at 7:11 still thousands of cars in traffic

Not just for basketball. Great place to watch the ladies from the women's gymnastics team. Not a…read morebad seat in the house.

Littlejohn Coliseum is a fantastic venue for the Clemson Ring Ceremony! We thoroughly enjoyed the…read moreseating and were able to see our son easily get his Ring! Plus having the Jumbo Tron made it convenient to see closeup. Love this Venue easy 5 Stars !!

I love visiting this arena! Especially to see a Gamecocks women's basketball game. The fans are…read morealways live and although they don't have amazing food options, the food is decent for arena food. They also sometimes give out free food at certain games. Be sure to download the app to collect points every time you visit to get cool gear!

We have been coming for SC women basketball games. It is very easy to walk to from only few blocks…read moreaway free parking. In addition to the front entrance there are three other entry's (I think) around perimeter. Inside, the concourse goes completely around with vendors, merchants, trophy cases, restrooms. There a few different eateries than the generic stadium food; Salsaritas, Mr Seafood, Oriental kitchen, Caribbean cafe, donuts, ice cream. The inner arena doesn't have a bad viewing seat to the floor, just depends on preference. One thing neither the upper or lower seats have are cup holders like the baseball stadium. IMO the upper deck seats are slightly more comfortable than lower deck. The arena capacity is around 18,000, big for college venues.