I must say... There really doesn't seem to be a bad seat in this stadium. I've been on the third…read morefloor, sections 207 and 206 for basketball games. Both had (ok, not fantastic), but great bird's eye view of the game. I was ok with the view for the price I paid. Now, if I was here for a concert, I might not want to be up there. Second floor views are much better, but duh. The stairs going up and down are steep so be careful. I have tripped and rolled once. Not fun. Trust me. Be careful. The shop inside is also very nice, and open to public even when there isn't a game on.

I'm writing this review specifically to highlight the amazing experience at the BMO Club at Fiserv…read moreForum. From start to finish, it completely elevates the game day experience. You start by entering through a private entrance that leads directly into the club. After passing through security, you scan your ticket and receive a wristband that gives you access to both your seats and the club throughout the game. As soon as you enter the club, you'll notice an opening into the players' tunnel. If you grab your seat early, you may even catch a glimpse of the players and some of our All-Stars heading to the court. While you're waiting for the game to start, you can explore the five food stations inside the club. The food is absolutely amazing -- this is not typical arena food. You can help yourself to pizza, chicken tenders, hot dogs, crab rangoon, spring rolls, Brussels sprouts, and a variety of Asian dishes. If you're looking for something lighter, there are fresh salads, fruit, and a charcuterie board. And don't miss dessert! There's a dessert table plus soft-serve ice cream with plenty of toppings to choose from. There are also two full bars inside the club, and everything is included with your BMO Club tickets. The service truly takes the experience over the top. You're greeted with smiles everywhere you go, the food stations stay fully stocked, and staff are constantly walking around clearing tables, sweeping, and making sure everything stays spotless. They genuinely make you feel like they want you to have the best experience possible. After the game, the staff even lines up outside the club doors to thank you and say goodbye as you leave. And of course, the seats themselves are incredible. I sat in the fifth row from the court, and it was a completely different experience than any game I've attended before. Overall, it was an unforgettable night and an incredible way to experience a game.

Let's GO Ads! Such a fun hockey atmosphere. Very family friendly and lots of fun things to do/watch…read morebetween periods. Prices are reasonable for tickets and they offer lots of promotions and free giveaways. Different foods and drinks are offered around the arena. Good parking and restaurants in the area as well. Enjoy!

I haven't been to an Admirals game in ages. Highly recommend! Easy to get to, great crowd, fun to…read morewatch.

This is where the women's MU BB team play their games, and the men's during pre-season. It's easy…read moreto get to using public transportation. The building looks and feels fairly new or remodeled. All the amenities are in great condition. A few of the rows of seats close to the court have padded backs, otherwise it's bench seating. It's a fine college arena, no frills but it's nice and does the job.

MUHS Graduation at the center. Very nice arena with plenty of room...except for the families who…read morecame early and reserved a bazillion seats...complete with paper signs stating "reserved for (insert name) family". Thank goodness they don't have this at the high school. Thank you Marquette for hosting this event.

Do I still love Miller Park...ahem...American Family Field?…read more I do. In recent years, they've begun getting some big headliner concerts here (in addition to watching the beloved Brewers) which is a welcome addition to the Milwaukee entertainment lineup. They've also changed up the local eateries and I love that Ian's pizza is now an option. Whether it's the tailgate scene, the food, the beer, or the view of the field--life doesn't get much better than an afternoon at the ballpark. Get to it!

I usually go to one Brewers game a year. I took my nieces to a game here and we had a great time…read more Purchasing parking ahead of time made the parking extra breeze. I did almost forget to activate the pass once onsite. I took a picture of where we parked but then I forgot to note what entrance we came in. We eventually found our way out after talking to a few employees. We had seats in the 400 section and made a few stops along the way. We stopped at food booth where you grabbed your food and then rang yourself up which proved to be pretty efficient. My nieces enjoyed some dippin dots later in the game. With already going to my one game for this early in the season, there is a chance I'll get there for a 2nd one!

Great time watching the Admirals game with the fam! We had a little snag with concessions being…read moreshort-staffed and a long line where we were but the in-game and overall experience was great, considering it is a historic, aged building. The seats were comfortable and the sight lines were great for watching the game.

First time attending an Admirals game, or a Milwaukee hockey game in general, and it was a great…read moreexperience! They were playing against Chicago, so we knew it would be exciting, and it definitely was. There were about three player fights--showing some serious passion, but nothing too wild. The seats were comfortable, and even from the side, we had a good view of the game. The energy from the crowd was fantastic, though the cowbells got a bit much after a while--can't fault the team spirit, though! We found street parking nearby, which was a nice bonus, and the arena itself was fun to be in. Seeing the balloon and fan tron added to the experience. Overall, a really entertaining night, and I'd definitely come back for another game!

The wings were great nice place to spend time with your kids love the golf range hitting the ballsread more

We played volleyball today at MOSH Performance Center at The Rock. One side of the court ends and…read moredrops down into terf. This is a safety hazard. The boys run and could hurt their ankles. It drops off and could easily be fixed with extending the court a few more feet.

Renovated multi use school stadium is better than most high school football or soccer stadiums with…read morenice bleachers, and excellent restroom facilities. I've been here for Milwaukee Special Olympics events (soccer, flag football) and it's comfortable. Parking around the area isn't hard though it doesn't have a dedicated parking lot. I was sad to see the original historic stadium demolished a couple years back, it was just shy of a century old and they don't make them like that anymore. However, rebuilding (almost $10 million) was cheaper than renovation as the original had fallen into a sad state of disrepair. This is the home football and soccer fields for three MPS high schools, Bradley Tech, South Division and Bayview. The bleachers capacity is listed at 2,500 but I'm a bit dubious. The field is a high quality artificial turf.

I had only been to two other raceways in my entire life, until July 10th, 2018, when I went to…read moreSlinger Speedway at the behest of a friend who is a racing buff. On that particular night, an annual racing event was taking place, the 39th Annual SUPERSEAL Slinger Nationals, a 200 lap Super Late Model race. As a quarter mile asphalt oval, the track is amazingly tiny. It takes only about eleven or twelve seconds for the cars to go one lap. (Take a look at my video). It is apparent, if you've done any type of tactical driving, that the skill level of the drivers is amazing. There were several heats prior to the main race and we saw only one minor accident. It's amazing because the speed and tight turns of the track calls for pin-point accuracy, especially considering the cars are merely inches OR LESS from each other during a race. The seating facility itself is old and worn out with bench seating, only. The spaces between the seats are VERY tight and if someone decides to attach a portable stadium seat chair, only a child could sit behind it and, at that, their knees would be crammed up. Additionally, I'm afraid that if an adult has a hard time walking or keeping their balance, the steep angle of the seating area is actually dangerous. The benches are NOT installed in stepped tiers; they are installed on angle to the hillside, only. Parking is available all around the raceway facility in empty lots and facilitated by parking attendants who direct you where to park. Parking is free. I noticed a lot of people eating popcorn, hotdogs, hamburgers and drinking beer, but I did not partake in any food or drink items while there. The race was a kick-in-the-ass. I really enjoyed it. For anyone who has never experienced a professional car race venue, this is the place to go.

I'm not normally a big racing fan but, in my opinion, Slinger is a must visit once a race season…read more This is a really fun place to go with your entire family and watch amateur racing at its best. Hell, there are even 12-year-old drivers - how can you not want to cheer them on and support their dreams. Matt Kenseth began his racing career at Slinger and he typically still races there once a year, usually against someone like Kyle Busch. The facility certainly isn't handicap friendly. I've seen wheelchairs, but I always wonder what poor soul had to push the wheelchair up the super steep incline to the seating area. That being said, there's always a good variety of food from hot dogs and icees to nachos and candy. In the past, there has been beer and Mike's Hard Lemonade for sale but, during my last visit (summer 2015), they were only selling beer. Most recently tickets were $10 and parking is free. I feel like Slinger is a pretty good deal all round. We bought my son earmuffs this summer because it was too loud for him and I still think the entire evening was less than $40 for three people. There's usually fireworks and there's often fun things like tricycle races for the kids on the track. Go to Slinger if you've never been! You'll have a blast!

I've been going out to Jefferson for nearly 30 years always a lot of great racing and fun things…read morefor the kids and plenty of eats

Good short track course (shorter than Madison Speedway) with food vendors and clean bathrooms…read more There are flea markets/swap meets on Sunday, very busy from what we saw. Some areas of the facility seemed to be literally held up by tape and strings. You can make a day of it by going to Wedl's hamburger stand and going to the drive-in theater nearby.