Things were fairly easy here. Parking was only $3 and not difficult. There was cheap food and…read moredrinks. I only have 2 complaints... 1. Everywhere only takes cash but there is no ATM. 2. Food took forever. Definitely just get pizza from the pizza vendor.

6 years we've been going to the basketball tournament in Puerto Rico. this is the first time at…read moreRoberto Clemente Coliseum. also the first time easy parking, all food and beverage properly price. no one trying to screw over tourist market. I hope the tournament stays here every year from now on.

An amazing venue from outside to inside. Plenty of vendors…read moreand drinks outside before the event. Well organized and friendly staff! Lines and security moved quickly and efficiently! Reasonable prices on food and drinks! Sound system was the best, you could here every musical instrument clearly. Leaving the venue was also without stress. I hope to see other concerts here!

Bad Bunny Residency took place here at the Choliseo and for the past 10 weeks this venue was filled…read morewith fans from all over the world and I was lucky enough to attend one of the concerts. El Coliseo was the perfect venue. The staff was friendly and organized. Security was top notch, tons of vendors with a variety of food items and drinks. Indoor venue with a/c everything was extremely clean. The lines to the merch were long as expected. BAD BUNNY did not disappoint one bit! This was not just a concert, this was a cultural experience filled with pride! The crowd energy was insane singing all the lirics and dancing non stop. The fans dressed in Bad Bunny and Puerto Rican inspired outfits was such a beautiful collage of colors. This is by far the best concert I've ever been. This show was a full-blown cultural celebration that included a blend of reggeaton, trap, plena, bomba, salsa and he threw in some balads too. An epic night and history making Residency that brought over 700 million dollars to the Island's economy. Thank you Benito.

This place is fun and can get pretty packed on Tuesday nights (depending if around holiday or not),…read moreand I absolutely love the energy. So many activities going on at once like beach volleyball and soccer. I even tried to learn some salsa, but I couldn't quite keep up, still, it was a blast to give it a shot. I brought a deck of cards, hung out with friends, and spent the night watching everyone dance. There's something about being there that just makes you feel like part of the community.

This is a great place to play sports and watch sports. They have volleyball and basketballs courts,…read morebeach volleyball and beach tennis courts, padel courts, and soccer fields. All of these courts are available to rent on an hourly basis. They also hold tournaments for many of the sports. My husband and brothers in law play in a soccer league here once a week. I've seen a group of women take boot camp lesson here too. They are open day and night. They have concession stands in the front, a bar and entertainment area in the back, an activity center, and a rooftop bar. At night it they play music, sometime live. It's fun, a great place to hang out with friends. There are screen everywhere, including a giant one in the back. The activity center can be rented for birthdays and other events. My goddaughter's 1st birthday was held here. For kids, it's probably best to come during the day or early in the evening, before the drinking crowd arrives. The activity center has screens with playstations and nintendo consoles. There is also a ping pong table and many games. The courts and fields are open till late, so its not all drinking at night. Overall, great place for people of all ages.

This is a good option to go to when you want to watch a movie. The best thing it has going for it…read moreis the location. It's in Plaza las Americas, so there's plenty to eat nearby.... of course, this depends on the time you go. The theaters are comfortable and well maintained. It has a game room, but it's small. As with every other Caribbean Cinema location, you can preorder your tickets online and pick them up without having to make the line at box office. Be prepared to find a long line at the concession stand. It's not as bad as Montehiedra, but try and arrive early to you screening to avoid a slow moving line.

Caribbean Cinemas is a chain of movie theaters in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. This particular…read moretheater is located inside Plaza Las Americas mall. We decided to come watch a movie (Alita: Battle Angel) while on vacation in PR and this theater was just perfect! You can choose to watch the movie in English, Spanish or English with Spanish subtitles which is pretty cool. Tickets are about $7 or $4.50 for students for regular movies but they also offer 3D, IMAX and 4DX. Popcorn, food, drinks and snacks are so much cheaper than in the states making the experience so much better. The seats were very comfy and the bathrooms very clean as well as the theater in general. Great experience. ESPAÑOL Caribbean Cinemas es una cadena de cines en Puerto Rico y el Caribe. Este teatro en particular se encuentra dentro del centro comercial Plaza Las Américas. Decidimos venir a ver una película (Alita: Battle Angel) mientras estábamos de vacaciones en PR y ¡este teatro fue perfecto! Puede elegir ver la película en inglés, español o inglés con subtítulos en español, lo cual es bastante bueno. Los boletos cuestan alrededor de $ 7 o $ 4.50 para estudiantes para películas regulares, pero también ofrecen 3D, IMAX y 4DX. Las palomitas, la comida, las bebidas y los bocadillos son mucho más baratos que en los Estados Unidos, lo que hace que la experiencia sea mucho mejor. Los asientos eran muy cómodos y los baños muy limpios, así como el teatro en general. Gran experiencia.

The security guards are chuds and hate fun! When we tried to engage in a community building event…read morein the form creating a beer can tower they shut it down. They got resounding boos from the baseball community but still killed our joy. They also did not intervene when cans were thrown at my friend.

The field needs work, the roof looks like it has seen better days and the bathrooms were that of a…read moredive bar! Old, need repairs but has some charm. Reminded me of my childhood attending our old local AAA stadium. The mural are interesting, the senor paleta is delicious and I love the fact that they have waitstaff working the stadium! Worth a trip to how they do it down in Puerto Rico! (Also, it was interesting to see the scouts)

I've been to Old San Juan tres times in this lifetime. All for el Caribbean breeze (tho it can be…read morehella humid), el food (oh those rich latin spices), & el smooth pirate rum (arrr)! I especially amore Old San Juan because of el 16th century Dutch & Spanish architecture. El pirate wars & of course I was black beard in a previous life (arrrrrrr)! On one of my pirate runs I literally ran into a very old stadium with a statue of a boxer at el entrance. I had no clue of it's existence or who this person was. Obviously a legend in el barrio, but what was & who was he. El plaque read "Sixto Escobar, 1913...". Hmm name sounded familiar and El Papi would know, but I had no time to rotary dial Papi and just had to find out what this was all about. Nada was listed on Yelp (arrr)! Google to el rescue and... "Estadio Sixto Escobar: The stadium was opened on November 12, 1935. The Cincinnati Reds has conducted spring training at the stadium since 1936. In April 1938, the Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico voted to name the stadium and surrounding park in honor of Sixto Escobar, a Puerto Rican professional boxer who became Puerto Rico's first world champion. A statue of Escobar stands on the grounds." "Many events of the 1979 Pan American Games were held at the stadium." - triposo Wow! A legendary boxer and historic stadium! And it's all because I was casually strolling through a lovely Spanish barrio towards the Barcardi distillery. I explored around el stadium & appreciated el history here... a strong Spanish presence filled el air & just a stones throw from el beach. I wondered if Sixto had a hammock, maybe?! I didn't get el chance to peek inside el stadium since my pirate blood was screaming for a piña colada... stat (arrr!), but I am glad my paths crossed w/ Estadio Sixto Escobar! A true boxing legend! Almost as famous as J.Lo... Te amo;)