Best stadium hands down!!! Epic time here and the energy is unmatched!! Can't wait for the next…read morefootball game!! ROLL TIDE!

The Bryant Denny Stadium is where Alabama Football plays their home games. I've never been to…read moreAlabama game, but I did come here for the Morgan Wallen concert last month. The stadium is huge with so many sections. There are lots of concessions areas too.

My fiancée and I went to the Alabama versus North Dakota State baseball game on March 2nd. She…read moreattended and graduated from the University of Alabama in 2019 and I like to take her to different sporting events; just so she can come back to her old stomping grounds. We had a really good time watching this baseball game; even though I refuse to go for Alabama. Food prices were higher than that of an Alabama football game and the atmosphere just wasn't there. Overall, it was fun to experience our first college baseball game! :) can't beat $1 tickets behind third base!

Been an Alabama fan all my life. Had a blast at Sewell Thomas stadium for the first time. Although…read moreI was let down when the security guard was extremely rude and disrespectful to my son. A player had hit a ball a little past us and my son jogged over there to see if they would toss it up to him and the security guard immediately got disrespectful with my son. We continued to watch the game when my son walked over there to see if the player warming up the outfielder would toss it up and the security guard again proceeded to get nasty and rude with my son and talked to him like he was poop on the bottom of someone's shoe and then proceeded to say something again as my son was walking away and almost back to our seat. This is very disappointing. Roll tide

My 400th review and for this special occasion I'm reviewing one of my favorite places on earth…read more This is the second largest college softball stadium on campus and for big games this place is rocking. Take the game in from the bleachers, seat back chairs, or bring your own chair and sit in the brickyard and catch a home run ball. There is nothing like the excitement of a Bama softball game. Find out when there are giveaways or days when the team comes for pictures and autographs. There is a real culture here for the players to appreciate the fans and especially for the players to encourage the next generation of softball players.

Rhoads Stadium, otherwise known as the Alabama Softball Complex, is truly one of the premier, if…read morenot THE premier college softball venues in the country. I've been to the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City (for a Bama game, of course), and this place is right on par with it, despite not having quite the seating capacity. Bama regularly leads the country in attendance with this venue, and is easily one of the best in the country, when it comes to any softball facility, particularly an on-campus venue. The stadium has hosted many NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals, and played host to some big games. Seating is plenty, and there's honestly not a bad seat in the house. The arena is located conveniently on the UA campus, just off of Hwy 82, a few blocks from the men's baseball stadium. Much of the main seating area is covered by a really nice canopy as well. Oh, and it's the home of the NCAA Champion Crimson Tide (yes, the softball team wins titles as well!).

What an awesome place for a concert!!…read more My boys and I went to see cake here! We drove down from Alpharetta... about 4 hours, and spent the night so that we could catch cake that evening. The Amphitheater was awesome. Nestled in the heart of the downtown area it is truly a great venue. Not a bad seat in the house, lots of food and drink options, entry was simple getting out was easy! The sound quality was exceptional and honestly it was just a great time! I'd come back here for another concert any time.

So we went to see Alabama Shakes, my sister invited me and this is the first time I've been to this…read moreparticular amphitheater. The food booths were pretty much automated with credit card only ...no cash accepted so keep that in mind if you're thinking about getting food/drink at the venue. The only place that took cash was the T-shirt sales. There isn't any cover as it is an outdoors amphitheater, so bring a rain poncho and also make sure you carry a clear bag as they don't allow bags over a certain size. For bag particulars, it is best to check their website . It was an amazing concert and a very memorable visit.

Can't wait for my daughter to spend the next 4 years of her life here!! So exited for her to excel…read morein her marketing classes and come out as a stronger and more knowledgeable human being! ROLL TIDE!

This is huge campus! This review is only for the exterior, football field and neighboring areas. It…read moreis intimidating compared to universities in California where I live. I was in awe of the old brick buildings and calmness of college kids walking around. The campus covered about a 5-blocks radius, maybe more. Id love to return for a football game.

I had an appoint with Taylor Johnson (Nurse Practitioner) she was excellent she answered all of my…read morequestions. I had a great experience

I have had constant issues with UMC Demopolis so I chose to take my child to UMC Tuscaloosa and see…read moreif their practice was better. I called the receptionist to make the appointment and asked for a morning appointment. She gave me the option of 9:15, 10:15, and 2:15. I asked for the 10:15 time slot. When we arrived at 10:15 it turns out the receptionist made the mistake of booking the 2:15 appointment time instead of the 10:15. We drove over an hour for the appointment and told the receptionist the situation and how there must have been a miscommunication on both ends. She refused to try and work with us and just said you have to come back at 2:15. She did not ask the doctor or nurses if they could squeeze us in because there had been a miscommunication on both ends. After the experience at Demopolis and now at Tuscaloosa I could never recommend UMC to anyone. I asked to transfer my child's records to another facility that day. As a healthcare professional myself I know that miscommunications can happen and you try to work with your patients. I will not be recommending any of my future patients use UMC.

While we did spot some broken seats, the manager (DJ) was very helpful. I called and asked about…read moremovie times before we went and he was polite and very happy to help. We saw him again at the ticket counter and again taking ticket stubs going in. For such a busy guy to have a helpful and kind attitude is rare and impressive.

Quick check in, if you buy online. Beautiful, old school theater that is need of HEAVY repair…read more Staffed by underpaid employees of the idgaf generations. Drove here from Starkville for the 3D. Definitely not worth the trip. But it is sad to see this place in such terrible shape. all the reviews are true, seats broken and disgusting-a good many of them covered in white sheets like the ghost of theaters past. Facilities not any better. Waiting 20 min. on a $90 order for popcorn and soda, watching the time click by as you miss the beginning of your $90 movie while the employees laugh, argue, smoke, sit down, play on their phone, pick their nose, struggle with basic math, etc. Overall: Beautiful, yet dilapidated, retro-theater. Movie - Meh, even in 3D (which was a struggle as my glasses fogged due to the AC)

We focused the attention of an entire day on this location, as we were traveling through Tuscaloosa…read morewith children over the course of a long weekend. As it turned out, this was a really delightful way to spend the afternoon. Also we were able to get food easily before our visit, and then a treat after our visit at the local ice cream place. This facility had a wide variety of experiences for the children to have and things for them to learn about. Also the staffing levels were very appropriate for the number of people in the building. As is the case at home for many parents, the simplest things get the biggest reaction from kids. On our visit, the two favorite things were the box maze and the wind tunnel. What a fantastic idea to use all boxes to build a maze. We spent a good bit of time in this, and it allowed the kids to play hide-and-go-seek. The wind tunnel made a great exercise, trying to get all the small white balls out while the other kids kept putting them back in. This is a great place to take your kids for a couple of hours, and let them explore and learn.

Im visiting here from Florida and was looking up places to take my toddler I found this spot. When…read moreYou Walk in they greet you immediately. The lady that took care of us was very nice and sweet. She took her time out to explain the different levels. My daughter is under three so she went to the basement level where they have entertainment for kids under the age of three. She definitely had a ball. I will be bringing her back here whenever I'm in town. The entry price was fair. Also, the establishment was clean.

One of my favorite places in Tuscaloosa. The first Thursday of each much is art night (Covid…read moreprotocols strongly recommend) and it is a wonderful time to see local artists from across Alabama's work. Outside you will find live music, studios open with live demonstrations, and artist tables set up featuring their work. The art center has something to appeal to many different tastes. I have bought many pieces and gifts from here and have always had a wonderful experience.

So many creative and interesting things packed into a small shop. Just fascinating and so…read moreimpressive. There were lots of jewelry, glass art, small sculptures, tea pots, folded paper craft, artwork prints, and even more. It was a wonderful experience just wandering through the shop.

Had a great afternoon adventure touring the Old Tavern and the Capitol Park next door with my mom…read moreand sister! The Old Tavern was full of historical tidbits and knock knacks. We learned a lot about Tuscaloosa's early history and place in the Alabama political realm too. Loved this picture of my sister next to the much smaller clothes and shoes of someone from the 1800's!

From the owner: The Tavern is available to the public for free tours every Tuesday-Saturday at 1:30pm. Group and…read moreschool tours are also available by calling the Preservation Society at 205-758-2238 or emailing us at info@historictuscaloosa.org. Love the look and feel of the Old Tavern? You can also rent our space for private parties, meetings and events! Find out more by contacting us at the phone or email above.