First time here this season. It was a rainy one, but the Browns won and played well. The staff were…read moreencountered were really nice and helpful. We had seats in section 341 and it was a nice view. The stadium was nice and most of it appeared well maintained. The rain was intermittent and we had ponchos so there's that. Food was expensive as expected but we did find lower cost options. The lines moved at a good pace. All in all, great experience.

I attended the Brown's draft party/Journey concert at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Tickets were very…read moreaffordable as the Browns season ticket holders got them free and were willing to resell them at value prices. Parking was not an issue as I work downtown and went after work. Admission to the event was about what you would expect; you need to have your electronic ticket available on your phone. The security check was fast and efficient. I was struck by how generic the concourse was; there are plenty of food stands but not a huge variety and there is really no style or anything to see. The bathrooms were clean, but also pretty basic. I was disapointed that the water fountains were not working. I did not see any of the promotional opportunities even though I walked through about half of stadium. My seat was the last row of lower bowl near the Dog Pound end of the Stadium. The seat was comfortable and not too crowded. The concert started about 10 minutes late from the day of start time which was 30 minutes later then the original announced start time. The stage was hard to see for a while since we were looking right into the sun and the stage was very dark. It also did not help that the band members were in dark clothing and were blending into the background. The video screens did help significantly. The sound was pretty good for a stadium show, loud without being oppressive. Journey put on a very good 80 minute show, playing all their hits. I will say the lead singer has a great voice and very energetic stage presence. If you get a chance to see them I would say go for it. Overall Cleveland Browns Stadium looks nice from the outside and inside the bowl, but the concourses could really use some sprucing up. There didn't seem to be a lot of variety in the concessions, mostly the expected stadium food. Pretty much a serviceable modern stadium, but not near the top of the NFL heap.

Getting into the arena for an event is easy and expedited well. I usually don't have to wait long…read morein line to get through the security check and ticket line. There is a variety of seating and food stations spread throughout the arena. Getting your food doesn't take long and is quick. The availability of staff to help is abundant. Leg room in the seats is less in the upper bowl than the lower bowl. I'm 5'9" and in the upper bowl I have just enough room. They can improve by adding more escalators to and from the upper bowl. When leaving a Cavaliers game at the end of the game a long line forms to ride the escalators down. There are other ways down. The elevators are as crowded as. The stairs lead to outside and so those heading to Tower City via the walking bridge need to take the escalators unless they take the stairs, go outside, and then come back in the entrance by the stairs leading to the walking bridge. Also, the escalator that goes from the walking bridge to the arena is broken down a lot.

The traffic tonight was bad. Probably the worst I've ever seen it gridlocked and there was only one…read moreevent. But the workers were kind and moved the lines quickly inside. Bathrooms were clean (the main level could use a few more stalls). Good venue.

What a fabulous place to watch a ball game. I've been twice now in person. The most recent visit I…read moresit in the top upper deck and enjoyed it on a blustery day. In spite of the wind, it was bearable and the temps were not offensive. I enjoyed watching the ball game and although we lost it was a great afternoon of relaxation as I enjoyed America's past time, baseball. Another time that I came, I selected a seat in the suites that included food and drink as part of the ticket price. It was essentially endless choices of food in a make to order situation with unlimited portions/refills on both the food and drink. It's a fun ballpark. The prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is fun and fantastic and I will come again!

This was our 25th active MLB stadium. Nice ballpark. We came early and checked out Heritage Park,…read moremet a hotdog over there! We sat behind the visitor's dugout on 1st base and seems to be in a season tickets area, which was cool to chat with them. Tried their ballpark mustard, wasn't a fan. Hotdogs and beer was on special for the weekend. Meet the mascot as well. Visited from out of town, stayed downtown near 4th street, easy walk to stadium.

It's always fun to watch the Lake Erie Monsters play. The staff is always nice. We went to one of…read moretheir themed nights. Everytime there is a theme there is usually fun merchandise to purchase as well. I enjoy going to hockey games and I will back to watch more.

I am a Monster Hockey Club member. My seats are near the monsters bench. And I love the. So much…read more The price for the season for two seats is very reasonable. The concession stand prices are slightly high for a monster game. The facility is always kept clean. The staff I interact with are always friendly. My usher knows me. And we talk when I arrive. I look forward to each game I go to.

Super friendly staff. Despite whingeing about slow lines, it was quick. Credit card only; no cash…read more Look, you're captive in a ballpark. If you want pizza, this is passable. Would I order this at home for delivery or pick up? No. Pizza at the ballpark earns this a third star, as does the cheeriness of the staff. But give me mom and pop pizza shops when I'm in general population situations.

Four stars for ballpark food? I'm shocked too! But this was really goood pizza, especially for…read morebeing inside a stadium. Line was super long... which is a bummer but expected, ya know, but for 10 dollars for a personal pizza Dante's Inferno delivered on a deal and good taste. There's a nice amount of pizza options from spaghetti and meatball pizza and the classic spicy interno- I got the veggie. It was really loaded up with toppings (so many roasted veggies!!!), cheese and sauce v good, and lil box was convenient too. Perfect lap table for putting your beer on. Not sure if there's too much more to say, but I've had worse slices at actual restaurants that are even known for their pizza! So if it was that good here, I definitely wanna try one of their actual locations.

Enjoyed the up up upper deck this trip and the seats were great above home plate plus it was quiet…read moreand not a big crowd around - perfect seats for a Sunday afternoon game!

Cleveland Guardians Okay so I grew up watching baseball…read morestarting in the 1950's. I have been out of touch with most teams in the past two or three years except the New York teams and the Florida Marlins. So here's the playoffs and I'm wondering where this new team came from called the Guardians. After the first playoff game I realized it was the Cleveland Indians. I'm sorry but couldn't they have been a little more creative with a new name. I don't think the Seminoles have changed their name. Regardless Cleveland is having a good year. Maybe they'll win another World Series, but not this year! (I hope) How can I not like them. They won the World Series the year I was born! The team's World Series championship drought since 1948 is the longest among all 30 current Major League teams. So if they win I won't feel too too bad.

We went to the Brandon Lake concert that was held at the Wolstein Center…read more We had floor seats. We had to take the stairs to get down there. The problem is that there is no bathroom on the floor level. Otherwise, the center is huge and had great lighting.

I was at the Wolstein Center for AEW wrestling (yes I know that is "wrestling" twice). Cudos to…read morethe Wolstein Center, the event was great, admission was handled smoothly and on time, the concourse was clean and well staffed, the auditorium looked great with the AEW set and the national cable broadcast looked great. About the only quibble I had was that the sound was a bit muddy from time to time so that it was hard to hear what was being said, of course some of that was a very excited and noisy crowd in attendance. The Wolstein Center is a great size for events, big enough to get a good sized crowd while still being compact enough that all of the seats are pretty close. The Wolstein Center is not flashy, but it has held up well and is a really good venue for events. While there is no dedicated parking there are plenty of lots and street parking nearby. Of course any venue like this depends on what event you are going to, if there is something that you want to see at the Wolstein Center go for it.

What an unexpected surprise. I'm not a huge fan of football, but the museum is very well put…read moretogether and the volunteers are knowledgeable and friendly, especially Stan and Steve. Definitely make some time for the live presentations they do every hour. We saw the evolution of helmets, defect or not defunct teams, and odd objects from football. These penetrations were only 20- minutes, but we learned a lot! Logistics: 1. Canton is 1-hr drive south of Cleveland. Allocate at least 2.5-3 hrs to do the museum and the presentations. We could have easily stayed another hour, but we ran out of time. There's also a football village around the hall of fame with restaurants and a Ferris wheel to explore, so you could easily downs a half day here. 2. Buy the combo ticket if you plan on doing both the rock and roll and nfl pro football hall of fame. It's $65 and will save you $10+ vs buying tickets individually. Highlights 1. Hall of fame busts were really breathtaking. I can't wait to come back in 20-years to see recent players in more familiar with 2. Exhibit in the latest Super Bowl winners (Philly Eagles) 3. Live presentations

An NFL player's dream - maybe one of them is to be recognized, elected into and enshrined in the…read morelegendary Hall of Fame in Canton Ohio. A fan's dream , especially this fan of six plus decades-is to soak in everything about this beautiful and inspiring sport - from attending the Super Bowls to meeting the great players to getting to be part of the Hall of Fame festivities and being in the presence of greatness - 384 Hall of Fame legends. Goose bumps for life indeed! My dream came true as I got to visit and spend some great time in this epic institution and meet my heroes in person. The beautiful displays, the uniforms and helmets from 1925; the ability to design and make my own Super Bowl ring, the write ups about players and teams I did not know much about( 32 teams), the inspiring videos with that music, Steve Sabol's voice. On to comparing my scrawny bony arse 209 lb physique to those of these Greek Godesque superheroes. Then there is the fun and spunky staff that is a walking and talking encyclopedia of sports info. They love football and it is so fitting to have them be our hosts and guides. There is so much more. You need a good 7 hours to truly enjoy and take in all this magical place offers. Parking is $25 per car( cash only) and $200 for an RV. This is a must experience for every NFL fan stateside and also for our new fans in Europe and South America. Love the NFL!

I've been coming downtown to Playhouse square for 30 Years. I have been a season ticket holder for…read morethe last 10 yrs. Right now is the prime experience. The Key Bank Broadway series, the other touring plays that come into town are all top notch and award winning. It's premier entertainment all around. Date night, girls night, family night. The shows are truly top notch. Plus, they have comedians, musicians all the time. It's world class and can compete with NY or Chicago any day. Check out the website to see who's coming. Holidays are especially fun. Don't snooze on this experience. You'll have fun! And for the cost conscious they have discounts and ways to save. Check them out!

Cat Kid the Musical…read more I visited as part of a school event. The pricing and coordination was great. The musical itself was great for kids. They laughed the whole time and it was very on point with the dav pileky books.