This wasn't my best college football game experience honestly. Not to knock Baylor, but their…read morefootball program has not been the best over the last few years and the game I went to was not that competitive. The stadium was half filled and there was a lack of energy in the building. We found ourselves enjoying watching the band more than the football game. As part of the school policy, they do not sell beer or alcohol during games either. Honestly, I don't see myself going back here. There are better options and plenty of fun college stadiums throughout Texas to enjoy.

This stadium is really nice-- one of the best college stadiums I've visited (and that's saying a…read morelot). It's clean, beautifully marked, great views, great sound system, no line/no wait for the women's restroom (IYKYK), and loaded with plenty of seats. The game day experience is nice also. There's really no dead time here. Every timeout was occupied with some sort of entertainment. Only thing to note: it's a "dry stadium." No alcohol whatsoever, so everyone gets their tailgate drinks in before entering. Overall, definitely a top-tier stadium-- and #GoCoogs!

Commencement ceremonies for Baylor U is held in the Ferrell Center, which inside looks like the…read moreStan Sheriff Arena at University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. And no wonder, since they're both designed by the same architect! The circular layout is great since we could see the stage and screen from any vantage point. Bathrooms had lots of stalls and the entrance was separate from the exit which kept the line moving efficiently. Can only imagine how it would be to watch a basketball game here!

This venue is meant for Baylor athletics, and there are many aspects so I will attempt to separate…read morethose. Facility and sports: The building is older, but well maintained. The event was entertaining and engaging. My only complaint is that they funnel all fans through one entrance and exit. Food: I saw several complaints regarding prices for food at this venue. I found the prices to be very reasonable, not sure if the prices change depending on the event or maybe local folks have a different perspective (I'm not from Waco, not a student). They had typical stadium food options, nachos, hot dogs, popcorn, etc.

This is such a nice clean campus and very well put together gym. Only thing I would change is the…read moreseating. I'm a taller/bigger guy and the seats felt like they were on top of each other . Other than that, the bathrooms were clean and well kept. The DJ played some nice songs and the Jumbotron was pretty easy to read and visible . The crowd itself was a little dead which I don't understand . The team itself could've benefited from the crowd being more involved and personally I think would've beat the team by a better margin on this occasion. Parking was easy, although I did park a ways to benefit from free parking. Overall fun experience , I enjoyed myself thoroughly.

Nice big auditorium for my son's graduation and Basketball games. Easy access for wheelchairs. The…read moreentire place was very enjoyable and so nice to have a graduation inside as i have been to several that are outside and dependent on the weather.

What a nice looking area. I love how they have modernized it but still kept some of that art deco…read morecharm. This stadium also has the most decently priced concessions I've seen. We sat pretty high up and we're still able to see everything really well. For parking we parked maybe a 8-10 min walk away to avoid all the traffic. Wasn't bad

We came here from out of town for a Friday night concert. The doors opened at 6:00 p.m., and there…read morewere numerous lines with very little direction on which line was for what. Some lines were moving extremely slowly, causing people to leave and join other lines that appeared to be moving faster. There were staff members present, but it seemed like merchandise lines, VIP lines, and general admission lines were all mixed together and going in different directions. Many attendees were frustrated and confused while trying to figure out where they needed to go. There needs to be better organization, clearer signage, and improved crowd management protocols. Overall, the entry process was very chaotic and made navigating the venue unnecessarily difficult.

It's a rodeo arena. What can you say. It's dirt int he middle and metal stands around it. It's in…read morethe middle of nowhere and looks more like a barn on a ranch, so at first it's hard to believe that this is a venue for anything, but it was ok. We saw a little circus in it and the ring was put up with extra stands around it in the middle. Altogether a nice experience, but nothing special.

We are from Arizona, in town for a Fallon Taylor clinic held at The New Daimond T Arena, and WOW…read morewhat a great facility!! Well maintained, big fans above arena, great spectator seating, the accomidations are endless! Everyone is so nice and the ground is awesome!! Nice sized indoor stalls with Windows, many out door covered stalls with RV hookup. I HIGHLY Recommend visiting this place!! You will fall in love with it!!

Took a tour of AT&T Stadium since we were in the area and we were not disappointed…read more This stadium is beautiful. Our tour guide Billy was great. He had so much knowledge and fun facts that made our tour great. It was so cool to see the various areas that I may never be able to see again - all of the different club areas, a suite, the press room, the locker rooms. So cool. I would highly recommend a tour of this stadium for all football fans.

As a lifelong Buffalo Bills fan, I wasn't sure what to expect walking into AT&T Stadium. After all,…read morethis building celebrates the team that broke my heart in two Super Bowls! That said, football history is football history, and this tour was outstanding from beginning to end. Walking through Tom Landry's legacy, seeing the Super Bowl trophies, championship banners, locker rooms, cheerleaders' facilities, newspaper front pages, and even the behind-the-scenes service areas gave me a whole new appreciation for everything that goes into operating one of the world's premier sports venues. One thing that really caught my attention was learning how AT&T Stadium transforms for major events. With FIFA World Cup matches coming in 2026, seeing the preparations and hearing how the stadium adapts for international soccer was fascinating. The College Football Hall of Fame exhibit was another unexpected highlight. Reading the stories behind legendary teams and players reminded me that football is just as much about preparation and character as it is talent. One personal highlight was seeing Roy Williams honored in the Cowboys locker room. Like many Oklahomans, I remember his famous "Superman" play at OU against Texas. I also had the pleasure of meeting Roy during my years with Orion Security Solutions, where he's part of the management team. He was generous enough to give every employee a copy of his autobiography, and he left a lasting impression as a humble, first-class person. Seeing him recognized as an NFL All-Pro was a special moment. The tour guides were knowledgeable, answered every question, and shared stories that brought the stadium to life. Even though I'll always be a proud member of Bills Mafia, I left with a tremendous amount of respect for the history, innovation, and professionalism behind the Dallas Cowboys organization. Whether you're a Cowboys fan, a football fan in general, or simply appreciate incredible architecture and engineering, this tour is absolutely worth your time.

Went to Toyota Stadium for an FC Dallas game and had a great experience. One thing I really liked…read morewas that there's plenty of parking available around the stadium, which made getting in and out pretty easy. The food inside was good, although the options were a little limited when I went since they're currently doing construction to add more seats and shaded areas. Even with that going on, the stadium still has a great vibe. It's a smaller, more intimate stadium. I'm excited to come back and see how everything looks once the renovations are finished!

This is an intimate venue, the seats are wide enough to sit comfortably. Plenty of food and drink…read more options. Plenty of bathrooms. Lines were reasonable. They are in the process of updating because you can tell things need to be updated. Seats section 123 are hot to sit in sun blasting on you. Parking was easy and it's around nice area to do additional eating and drinking or stay the night.

Had a fun time at the Fort Worth Junior League's Christmas in Cowtown shopping event. 250 vendors…read moreoffered mom & pop and boutique experience. Funds also support multiple local charities. Tickets for entry are $15 at the door. Parking is $12 right by the coliseum and is so convenient. Staff was helpful and friendly. A really enjoyable experience!

Always come here for the stock show. Might start catching some horse shows throughout the year…read more Plenty of parking around and definitely spacious.