As expected, this arena is pretty pricey for food and drink (estimate $50 for 2 large drink cans)…read morebut I like the ease of getting in and out of this location. For comparison sake, I really liked the intimacy, vibe and look of nearby Rosemont Theatre for a smaller concert. There are plenty of local restaurants to dine at before a show. However, be prepared to wait in long restaurant and traffic lines to get in and park or exit a concert. Patience will definitely be needed. If you are using shared ride or getting picked up, walk to nearby Target or Ross Stores and get dropped off or picked up there instead. Although it was a Summer night, I am glad I opted for gym shoes vs. sandals, as the much used bathrooms had wet, disgusting floors and the Ladies room layout is very strange. There are two hallways of stalls but you have to walk back towards to stalls to use the hand dryers. Definitely not a well designed layout. But closed toe shoes are a must, in my opinion. For a concert (we saw Styx and Chicago) you can hear and see pretty well from section 101, Row H. Stairs can be challenging to navigate without a railing but ushers help light the stairs if it is dark. I have bad knees so I took the stairs very slow, so as not to trip...or spill my expensive drink either!

I have been seeing concerts and sporting events since this arena opened in 1980. Seats are somewhat…read moretight but you should have pretty good views and the sound quality is good depending on the sound technician. There are various food and beverage vendors throughout as well as a number of restrooms. The biggest complaint is the parking. Overpriced and very slow to get in and out. Overall,a decent place to see events outside of Chicago.

I love the history of Arcada Theatre. It opened in 1926 on Labor Day weekend (their 100th birthday…read moreis coming up!). I remember when I was a kid we went on a tour here and the tour guide talked about a few ghost stories and myths about Al Capone using this place as one of his hiding spots. He took us backstage and in the basement. It was one of the most memorable tours I've ever been on, and probably what triggered my love for historical tours. I used to come here as a kid to see movies too. I have a fond memory of seeing the Wizard of Oz here (which I remember being projected onto a screen), and their old concession stand. Back then, Arcada Theatre was pretty simple and they hadn't yet updated it to be what it is today. Seeing the changes done to it have been a little heartbreaking for me, but I do appreciate that the owner has tried his best to turn it into something fun and still on theme with 1920s vibe. Now, there is a huge focus on live shows and entertainment. It feels like over the past 5 years, the live entertainment here has exploded and become so much more popular than it's ever been. The theater now mostly looks like a concert venue with big stage lights, speakers, and screens. There are also multiple different restaurants on site. It's a little disappointing whenever I see slot machines at a business, especially one with so much history, but oh well. I came here recently because I saw on their website they do a Silent Film series every month and I thought it would be fun to see at a theatre that started out showing silent movies! They were playing The Kid starring Charlie Chaplin. Before the movie, I purchased a box of their popcorn for $6. There was a live organ player called The Phantom that played during the entire movie, which I enjoyed. Overall, the experience was good but during the movie, it started buffering for a couple minutes and when it started up again, you could see the bar at the bottom of the screen to press play lol--it definitely took away from the experience.

The Arcada Theatre is a really cool place to go. It is old and historic in a good way. We were at…read morethe St. Charles History Museum when the docent told my husband and I that you can go in the theatre and ask for a tour. So that's what we did. It was a Tuesday afternoon when we went, so there were no shows going on. We were able to see the performance area, the balcony, and backstage areas. We also got to see the restaurants and bars on the upper levels of the theatre. Around every corner is another historic artifact or interesting thing to see. I can't wait to go back to see a show or eat at one of their restaurants. I highly recommend the Arcada Theatre!

Went to our first Windy City Bulls game and I was not sure what to expect. We decided to go since…read moreit was Filipino Heritage Night. The Windy City Bulls wore Philippine themed jerseys which was pretty cool. Throughout the night they celebrated or talked about the Philippines and the history. They opened with the Philippine National Anthem followed by the United States National Anthem. For the first 2,000 fans, they gave away a toy Jeepney and if you wanted a special hat, you had to purchase it with the admission ticket. The game was entertaining and the Bulls won! What I really loved about it was it was very kid friendly and all the kids loved it. The were really involved and were into the game! The big screen and score was not over the court like most arenas, but it was off to the side. The benefit of that was the screen was bigger than the normal over the court screen. Overall, I really liked the arena, the game and the way they made it kid focused. What a great way to get the younger kids to love Bulls basketball. Parking was free and it took sometime to get out but once you got past the main lot entry, it was smooth sailing (unless you were trying to get to the 90 Interstate. I would go to another game for sure! I highly recommend going if you have little ones that loves basketball.

We attended the Now Arena for the PCB Rodeo. We rented a suite for our large group. They offered a…read morecouple packages for food and beverages. It was an amazing time, service was great!

Vietnam Wall of Remembrance 2023…read more November 9-13 Riverwalk Grand Pavilion more information... https://www.napervilleparks.org/VietnamWallofRemembrance Thank you for your sacrifices, for your valor, for the things you carry, for protecting us, and for defending our rights. Thank you to all our veterans for your courage, strength and dedication to keeping us safe.

I want to greatly thank Dave and Danny that worked the United Center on 9/11 for the Eric Clapton…read moreconcert. I purchased my 65 yr old mom 2 tickets for this show, and she took my mother in law with her. When I purchased them, I didn't even occur to me that she was on the third level...my mom is deathly afraid of heights. Once in her seat, she went into a full blown panic attack, crying etc. She couldn't overcome in and had to leave the seats. At one point she though that she may even have to crawl out from her seat but was able to make it out and find an attendant. Mom was so upset, thinking she may have to miss the show, she asked to sit in the hall, where she could at least hear the music. She was terrified, embarrassed and ashamed. Dave and Danny were so amazing, they helped her calm down, they treated her with respect and care, and they made sure she wasn't going to miss the show. The were able to accommodate and find her seats she felt safe in. She had an absolute blast seeing one of her favorite artists and it was because of Danny and Dave. They showed so much care and compassion and you don't find that often. They helped her to relax and made sure she didn't feel bad about what happened. I cannot thank them enough. Floor seats next time :)

A great experience all around. We were here for a concert and from the entry point to concessions…read moreto bathrooms and interactions with security and ushers...it was one of the better experiences we have had at an arena/concert venue. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. Almost all had smiles and greetings as fans walked through the doors. I would like to think it was because EVERYONE was excited to see Rush. The bathrooms were very clean and orderly. The concession area was very busy but clean and lines moved very quickly. I only had popcorn and soda. The popcorn was perfect! Not too chewy, not too salty. It was just right. The venue had clear signage and plenty of staff so it was easy to navigate. There is plenty of parking nearby as well as hotel accommodations. I would highly recommend seeing a concert here.

I have been a fan of Hollywood Palms for many years. I have been to this location many many times…read more Today, I went to see Toy Story 5 with my family. I was able to buy tickets online. Luckily, the prices didn't seem too high for a matinee but there was a service fee. I got an email for my purchase but the QR code didn't work in the email. Parking for this place was very easy. They have doors opening on both side so it could be confusing to some people. Inside the building is very nice. There is a lot of nostalgia photos and film relating items all over the place. Seats were comfy. It reclining for the legs, and head. Plus it is also heated seats. There is QR code on table to look at your drinks. And if you wanted extra service, there is a button on the front to call your server. Food at this place is always decent but I can tell the different between now and about 10+ years ago. 10+ years ago was great quality, and huge portions. There is an automatic gratuity added to your bill. Our server did let us know ahead of time. I do feel there are pros and cons to this. It is nice to be auto included since Ive had problems in the past trying to read my receipt during the movie. However, the incentive to go above and beyond is little gone. Overall, I am a fan of Hollywood and I am sure I will return in the future.

The experience here was very unique. I enjoyed being able to watch a movie in a very comfortable…read moreseat while we had attendants bring me food as I watched. I highly recommend going here if you are craving a new experience while watching a movie. With that said, the food was alright. It's about what you'd expect quality-wise considering it's a movie place first. If you go for the food and not the experience, you'd be certain to be disappointed. (Not saying that the food is bad, just not worth the price tag attached to it). At the end of the day, I'd recommend this if you want to go for a good movie night date or something with the group. Also, be sure to remember that 18% gratuity is mandatory and already charged on your bill. Also, you must order something to see a movie here, so it's not cheap.

Coming to see the Rockford Icehogs is great family fun! You…read morecan't get any better entertainment for under $10. The cheapest ticket is $9.00. It's great to come out and see the future stars of the NHL. The Icehogs are the minor league team affiliated with the Chicago Blackhawks. Again quality family entertainment for an affordable price.

From The ticket sales management down to the fanbase, experiencing Rockford Icehogs games at the…read moreBMO center is nothing but awesome! The reps on the team are some of the nicest people you'll ever get to talk to and I know from experience haha! I love that I'm a part of this team and this organization even right now as a Fan that makes me want to experience and show up to every Icehogs home game possible and it shows with season tickets. whatever they're doing, please keep it up and I cannot wait to be a part of this 2024-2025 Season coming up! go Icehogs and we'll all be sure to cheer the boys on let's get it!

I came here not for a Boomers game, but a Chicago Snowballs! This is Chicago's answer to the…read moreSavannah Bananas. The game was so much fun and entertaining! Part baseball, part dance, part gymnastics. I went to the Wintrust stadium website to check if there was anything to know before the game. For boomers games, there is no charge for parking. However, we didn't know until we pulled up for our game it cost $20. They only inspect larger bags. Players wander the stadium to interact with fans. Merch and concessions are reasonable prices. They have a large selection of craft beer. Bathrooms were spacious, but I felt the women's bathroom smelled. The crowd was very pleasant and respectful.

Great views from everywhere. Great emcee and audience acknowledgements and games. Solid baseball…read moreteam - competitive and nice guys. Nice employees. Good parking. Elevators for those of us who don't do stairs well.

REALLY SHOW THE TRUTH, the place has become a toilet after new owners reopened.It is so sad how bad…read morethis once great track has become, Gen admit has become the worst,the fan treatment is crazy, like a complete after thought. I am a bit mad I have to go to BIR to see a race now,Great family place,no bs like 66. shame on ya hay owner go see I'm not lying like you're bs reviews.,

Route 66 Raceway - the good and the bad. One man's perspective. First time here and I had high…read morehopes. First, it's a nice track. Plenty of seating, although for some reason many sections were empty/closed off to fans. Lots of food and beverage here, but my gripes are no cash, only cards. Not a fan. As for beer choices, it's all light beer. Mass produced Bud products, which I would rather drink tepid pond water. Parking - unless you arrive very early on a Nationals weekend, you'll be parking far away and walking a long distance. Even handicapped. No shuttles to be found anywhere. Food prices are a little high for burgers, sausages, etc. but what isn't nowadays. (Example $12 for a footlong corn dog. $15 for a ten inch Italian sausage. $8 for beers) As I said earlier, lots of walking. We parked on one side of the track and our seats were on the other side; meaning a long walk all the way around the track. One nice thing is you can walk all thru the pits and meet drivers and crew. Take pictures, etc. Oh, one more gripe was I could not reach anyone at the track via phone or email to ask questions. An 800 number directed me e to be a NASCAR ticket service. They gave me another 800 number which referred me back to the other number. My email I sent was never answered. All in all, not a completely bad experience, but it could be much better. Bring hats and sunscreen! You can park and tailgate if you wish.

Excellent summer camps. The computer system to register is a little difficult, but the people at…read morethe front desk were really helpful to walk me through it over the phone and in person I highly recommend this location for any working parent or a parent who wants their child to have good stimulation and exercise

We used the summer camp for a couple of weeks, and overall it was a decent experience. We…read moreappreciated how they took the kids on several off site adventures, as well as had fun themes planned on our days off. However, this place is definitely a bit overwhelming, with kids jumping off the walls across all points of the day. While most of the staff is kind. It's tough to get any meaningful updates on how my child's day was, and safety isn't as strong as some other places I've been (there were several times the front door was just propped open). While we'd probably use it if in a bind, I may look for summer options elsewhere that allow for full day care.