Not a bad seat in the house. The bleacher seats had back rests which was so nice. Women's bathrooms…read morewere decent. They stop serving alcohol in the 3rd so be mindful of that.

The newly reconstructed Foreman Field debuted as Kornblau Field the past Saturday as ODU won it's…read moregame opener against Norfolk State, 24-21. The new stadium is beautiful! More seating, more vendors, bigger sound just an amazing stadium! There are at least three student sections and about three levels of viewing pleasure. My only unsatisfactory concern about the stadium, while the viewing board is beautiful and the picture is great, there's seating behind the viewing board and those sitting there cannot see the picture. They're only able to see the back of the board. Throughout the game, the announcer directed everyone's attention to the board, I'm sure this was disappointing to fans because they cannot see it at all if they're sitting in sections such as N123. Hopefully, the school or those powers that be will fix this very soon. Parking... Tailgating... no issues at all. Entry into the stadium was smooth. We arrived about 40 minutes before kickoff and our experience was stellar! Super happy for my alma mater... go big Blue!!

We were able to snag some last-minute opening night tickets for the Admirals game. We were seated…read morefairly high in section 216, and the view was fantastic. We had a clear view of the entire rink, and we're still close enough to see the action. My kids (12 and 11) had a blast! Prices on food and beverage are high, but on par with other sporting event venues. Parking in the lot directly adjacent to the Chrysler Center was $10, which was reasonable for the proximity. Traffic was a bit heavy, and it took us 20 minutes to exit the parking garage, but that was also not unexpected. Overall, a great family experience that we will absolutely be looking to do again.

The energy at these hockey games are unlike any other sport! The Admirals team does a great job of…read moreentertaining & involving the crowd!

Full disclosure. I'm not a huge baseball fan and I've been to a Tides game before, but this time…read morearound was really fun! I believe it was due to the level of experience I had. If you have the opportunity to see a Tides game and have access to the picnic area that's the way to go! I had tickets via a corporate event and we had seats in section 117 which is down in front closer to 3rd base, but also include access to the picnic area which had a better view and included up to an hour and a half duration of food. The food served is dependent on the menu choice the organizer paid. We had menu 1 which consisted of hamburgers, hotdogs, chips, potato salad, cookies and nonalcoholic beverages. Staff replenished some of the food, but the chips and potato salad and cookies went fast! Their hamburgers and hot dogs are really tasty too! I enjoyed the spread! I think another menu option may include fried chicken, pulled pork bbq, coleslaw and potato salad as well but we didn't have that menu. You can choose to return to your seats to watch the game or remain in the picnic area. I felt the picnic area was a more pleasant experience and had a better view of the field. Most of the area is covered, with a 1/4 of the seating uncovered closer to the field. They have bar counter top seating closest to the field and picnic tables and some four tops. The set up for food was efficient and has both side access for two lines. They have two food buffet areas, At the time there was another company that had an event as well and had the other buffet with chicken. Drinks are served at the picnic concession counter and the women that manned it were friendly and efficient! They also have bathrooms in the picnic area which was nice! The games have fun little silly mini events to break up the monotony between innings. We happened to have great weather that day ! There was a light breeze, wasn't too hot nor humid. I recommend bringing sunglasses and or hat to help keep the sun at bay. You can look on their website regarding parking options. Lot C is the only lot you can pre- pay online for and parking for LOT C is available up until first hit at 6:30pm as long as the lot doesn't sell out prior. ($7), the other lots are first come first serve and is credit card only. I believe the park is cashless pay. Other parking options are riding the light rail or parking at MacArthur mall for free. If you have game tickets light rail rides are free 2 hours before game time.

Even though the food and drinks are on the high price side, it's always great to come and watch a…read moregame with family and friends. Make sure you pick a area that is shaded because there are a lot of seats that are directly in this side. I love the fact that the majors has their traditions in their top-notch names, but the minor league oh my God, the names of these baseball teams are hilarious so I'm just chilling and I love the fact that they put our companies name on the board for us to see and they welcome us in. It's always a fun time. Take me out to the ball game anytime give me some popcorn a cold beer nachos hotdog chef kiss. so come on out. Check out Harbor Park. The time is to be Head. You will always have a good time here. Come check it out. bring the kids bring your family bring visiting relatives.

This is an entertainment venue with lots of different activities. From bowling, mini golf, laser…read moretag, arcade games, bumper cars, VR experiences, etc.. I am basing my review on the activities that me and my daughter experienced. There is lots of parking at the event and it is free.. which is great to see.... Walking in, we were shocked at how expensive everything was. You are literally spending $50+ per hour per person. We did the mini golf. The course was very small. 18 holes in the dark with glow in the dark balls. It started out great but when we reached around hole 6 a group of 12-15 teenagers came in and started speed running through the course.. they were hitting their balls all over the place. My daughter and I had to step aside for and let them speed their way through. After that there were a couple of older kids that were hitting their balls very hard and they were flying off the course.. one of those balls almost hit my daughter in the head.. they really need some supervision in the mini golf room. Otherwise somebody is going g to get seriously injured... Next we want to the arcade section. My daughter loved the VR experience items. But at $5+ dollars for 5 mins.... It adds up really fast. They have a little store where you can get prizes in exchange for tickets. But the big problem is that there are very few machines that actually give you tickets when you play them. There were a couple of claw machines that gave you a chance to win 100'or so tickets. But when you need thousands of tickets to buy anything.. you are literally spending a lot of money. Most of the machines were claw based machines where you could win a prize or the coin push machines which are hard to win anything out of. Overall, I was not a big fan of Apex. It is very expensive for what you get.. you can easily spend over $100 per hour in this place to try all the different things. Unless you have a big promo or coupon that gives you a huge discount.... It is not worth the money. The other big issue is that there is very little supervision of all the kids running around. Most of the staff look like they are high school students working a summer job. Like I mentioned earlier, my daughter almost getting hit in the head with a golf ball is unacceptable!!! Highly don't recommend coming here unless you can get a huge discount.

One thing missing is an information desk. And if they had one, I never saw it…read more I only did the bowling activity which was fun; there are so many lanes and a VIP room with additional lanes. The cost was per lane vs per person and you pay at the counter in the bowling area. If you're in the military/a vet let them know as you get a DISCOUNT. Not only that, but shoe rental and sock are free, (normally around $3.50 each). Since I didn't go in with intentions to bowl I didn't bring any, but was able to get a free pair since my cousins benefit applied to everyone in the party. The socks are actually cute (to me). It was very busy on a Friday evening and the crowd seemed to be teens and adults. Very few small kids. The servers come to the lanes to take orders, and the tablet at the bowling lane has a button to press for their help. Since it was taking long, we just ordered drinks from the bar nearby. The food, ordered later was simple, but good. -Sunset strawberry sangria is good, but could use more strawberry flavor. - Mozzarella sticks are no different then what you'd get at the grocery store and for the price the amount given isn't enough. - Wings, got a double order, 1/2 sweet chili, 1/2 garlic parmesan. I've often seen the latter on menus and steered clear because it didn't sound appealing. However, since it was ordered (for the group) I figured I'd give it a try. It was Soooooo good that I before I left I placed a to go order. Servers and staff were overall kind, but very busy. Lots of running and trying to take care of everyone. There weren't many smiles, but I imagine they were focused on the task at hand. Anyway, be kind and be patient. If you're staying at a nearby hotel let them know your going to Apex. I did (as I inquired about directions) and was given afree pass for laser tag, which I gave away.

I have live in Poquoson since July 2020... hashtag Military life. I have always driving past the…read moremuseum and had intentions of going there. But, never have. I recently had the opportunity to have a tour. I throughly enjoyed the tour, and thank the two volunteers for their time. I highly suggest visiting the museum. A few notes below. It is on a 15 Acre Farm from Dryden Family . Founded 2003. Opened the farmhouse in 2007. They are a 501c3 and is a volunteer run organization. Honoring civic groups. Want schools to utilize their property. They have lots of property and marsh. Blue bird keepers. Bee keepers. Master Gardeners. All willing to have programs. They had an astronomy program once. Downstairs floors for tours. Poquoson is a very civically minded city. Barn is a replica, it was accidentally burned down. Tom Hunt store was moved to where it is. They could use donations to renovate the store. They mentioned, Hay seeders were called farmers, and muddy toes were the fishers. Poquoson is known for the wooden canoes. They received state grants for trails and trees. They rely on donations and membership. Fundraising for Tom Hunts stores restorations is on going. The siding is cypres wood. Renovations could be $125,000. There is beautiful project they had. I'm think it was called the Long Pine Tree project. Those pine trees are gorgeous!

I walked the entire trail and its anice small wall for the family. I thought it would be more…read morehistorical than ecological but that the only thing that I didn't like. I loved loved loves the garden it is so amazing. I took so many puncture and my friend liked it as well. It would be an amazing date spot as there are benches to sit at. I also got a very close look at the bees. They were friendly and I was slow and quiet. It was nice

Another wonderful night enjoying a Tides WIN against the Jumbo Shrimp!…read more I was really impressed with the Wicked theme night & having Glinda & Elphaba characters for meet & greet! I was blown away by the fireworks after the game. I was expecting a short few little fireworks, but they put in a whole show! Even better than some 4th of July fireworks I've seen. This stadium has definitely added a bunch more food options! I see LuvaBowls, BBQ, Filipino, pizza, gelato & more!

First Tides game! Check off bucket list. Hurray!It was so much fun! Great crowd. The food was good…read more I had a hamburger and fries. I got some merch. The merch store had quite the line to get in, but it went fast . I was surprised by the beautiful fireworks show at the end. Tickets were cheap. I used the Tram to get back to my car at MacArthur Mall Parking lot. The stadium is easy to navigate. It's a good time, not expensive, great atmosphere and family friendly activity.

A 3.5 rounded down sadly. A really great effort from all involved at this local food truck…read morefestival, but wow is it pricey if you want to try all the signature items! You could easily spend $100 here if you try every vendor - and that's just the food trucks! The staff at the ticket tents were absolutely lovely. There's a lot of entertainment for kids throughout the day which is great if you need to keep the little ones entertained. I came with my husband and we shared three dishes. I was hoping to see more cultures in the community represented, but sadly this was not the case. There are some amazing food trucks in the HRVA area, so I was excited for this event, but a little disappointed that certain trucks, for example, representing "Latin" food included more American classics like hot dogs and cheese burgers, than actual Latin food. Not impressed. The lumpia from Lorma's kitchenette was a great appetizer and a tasty gateway to be ready to try signature items from each food truck. 5 pieces of lumpia for $6 is pretty fair, and they tasted good - win! We tried the lamb gyro and dolmades from The Grapevine Italian & Greek food truck which was pretty decent! The dolmades were very oily but tasted great, as did the fresh tzatziki to dunk the pita bread in. The gyro wasn't bad, I've had better, but $17 for 2 items was pretty steep.

My sister invited me to this annual food truck festival in Newport News. Located on Centura college…read moreon Denbigh Blvd. This is the 6th Annual Great food truck festival. Plenty of food trucks and informative vendors. Local food truck, Curbside Creations and food trucks as far away as Georgia bring their incredible meals and creative designed trucks to the 757. I got the Shrimp.tacos. 2 shrimp taco with spinach and saute tomatoes with Chipotle sauce from Curbside Creations.Omgness amazing food. Free street and nearby parking for all patrons. Opening hours for the Great food truck festival is from 11am-6pm. Must book tickets online. Definely will attend next year. No

Was in town for the Virginia International Tattoo festival in April. We had such a great time with…read morethe multiple outside vendors and the actual show. It was our first time attending and we were impressed with the various US military groups and from other countries like Canada, France, South Korean Army (Hoshi! ), to name a few. The actual arena had seats that were comfortable enough. Just a little confusing with the numbering/arrangement of the seats. Restrooms were clean. We Ubered to the place so we really don't know about the parking situation.

First time at this venue. We went for an Admirals game. Can't speak to parking since we took a…read moreLyft (which was six dollars than Uber). We ate wings at the Pub. The bartenders were nice and they came out quickly. We had a couple drinks each and shared the wings. They also had a buffet option. There are plenty of vendors and other choices to eat. We had a nice time. All of the attendants were nice. The arena attendance was low. We got a cowbell and a first game certificate. Thanks Vet Tix for the tickets. It was expensive not like minor league baseball games used to be.