Overall family friendly park. Lots of food options…read more Suites could use some cleanup as there are various water spills someone could fall on. Worth a night with the family!

We enjoyed the Cosmic Takeover Tour baseball event 6/19/2026 at Louisville Slugger Field with the…read moreChili Peppers vs Glow Emoji teams. Family friendly event and our friend group are all a bunch of big kids, so we were happy to score 6 tickets in the lottery. Noise level is extreme. Kind of wish I'd brought hearing protection. The flashing lights and glow in the dark effects were awesome.

The alley at cardinal stadium is a tailgate/bar area that opened up starting with the 2021…read moreuniversity of Louisville football season. The entrance sits across the street from the main entrance area of Uofl home football stadium cardinal stadium. The entrance is actually maintained and monitored by event security. I didn't make it to the season opener against eku for the 2021 season but for the second game we played central Florida on a Friday night (and won!) so before I entered the stadium I decided to check this new experience out. Event security wands and checks you before entering. Upon entering there is a large spacious area for food trucks, beer trucks and a huge turf area full of corn hole boards. There was a stage with a live band playing and they had an outdoor bar that was packed to the gills so I didn't get a great look. They have a nice inside area that was Rsvp only. The vibe and atmosphere here was great. Plenty of fun tailgate activities. Cool food trucks for pizza or bbq and plenty of places to buy beer or harder alcohol beverages. In the very back is a patrolled bathroom that is a roll of port o pots protected behind a wooden fence for extra privacy. Everything here was well down. Very visually pleasing and cool cards decor. I think the alley is going to be immensely popular and foresee it becoming a long standing fun pre game tradition for Uofl football games. I look forward to what the future holds for the alley. And as always.....Go Cards!

Cool spot located right across feom cardinal stadium. It features overpriced food trucks and over…read morepriced beer. It has a band that plays and has some cornhole boards to play. It gets really crowded and not easy ti move around but it's a cool spot to check out still

Great place to see a show Smaller sized venue which let's…read moremost all views be, good views!! It's clean, well kept & everyone that works there is very polite & helpful. They move you in the lines quickly & efficiently (from entering & drinks from the friendly bartenders) I love going to shows here.

Old Forester's Paristown Hall is my favorite place to catch a show in the city right now…read more Established only recently in 2019, I love how much the name (even with a brand sponsorship in it) sounds like an Established 1819 sort of place. It's a modern take on the standing-room-only "Big Rock Show" venue, with well stocked bars on either side of the stage and a cool balcony above (often reserved for VIP standing or sitting, and with its own bar and bathrooms). One of the twists to the venue that is in my understanding still greatly under appreciated is that the Louisville Orchestra collaborated in building Paristown Hall. The stage can fit the whole orchestra, the acoustics are good enough to showcase that, and the A/V system is deep enough capture most of it. How many orchestras in this country have a venue that they can regularly play that gives off "Big Rock Show" energy? Paristown Hall is also the reason that Louisville had one of the few active, working orchestras (and paid salaries to them!) in the country in the early 2020s. (Those live streams meant a lot to me as a fan of live music in those years.) I try to buy any Paristown Hall ticket that sounds even of passing interest. I especially buy a ticket for every Louisville Orchestra show at Paristown Hall before even reading the description, because any show our Orchestra thinks needs to be at Paristown Hall is a show I don't want to miss. (Absolutely my recommendation to everyone: if the Louisville Orchestra is playing at Paristown Hall it will be a treat and you should buy tickets.)

My son participates in shot put for his high school and during the winter indoor season, the team…read morecompetes here. It's a massive facility that offers running lanes, long jump sand lanes, and a throwing area. Around the competitive areas are several bleachers and seating, some for spectators and some isolated to athletes only. From the bleachers we spotted several athletes warming up in a private space, away from those lining up for their event. We use this facility for outdoor events as well. What's found inside is repeated in their outside space. It's much more difficult to watch throwers outdoors due to the proximity of the competition area to the bleachers. Bathrooms are plentiful and clean. A concession stand with basics (chicken tenders, burgers, fries, nachos, etc) and an açaí station offers food and drinks if you're there for a long period. A large parking lot is available. We paid $10. You may be able to find street parking as an alternative. We also had to pay an entry fee to watch our son compete. My guess is entry fees are dependent upon event. Security was at the front to have us empty pockets and walk through a metal detector.

Beautiful complex my daughter graduated from construction school there it's was lovely. He staff…read morewere amazing

I sound like a broken record, as every time I review a University of Louisville athletic facility,…read moreI give it five stars... but it is again well-deserved! Lynn Stadium opened in 2014 as the new home for UofL men's and women's soccer... and what a home it is! I can imagine the athletes and coaches appreciate these facilities, but as a fan, it definitely makes for a fun time! Tickets are fairly inexpensive (and free for UofL students with their Cardinal Cards), and there are oftentimes promos for food and/or drinks. (Yes, they serve beer.) The concession stands are not serving filet mignon, but there is Centerplate fare. (The pretzels are my favorite.) There are chairback seats lining one sideline; a student section (the Boyle-ing Point) with bleacher seating lines one end. The other two areas of the perimeter offer open seating (and/or room for kids to run around) in a grassy area. There is a very large screen with a scoreboard and plenty of Louisville Cardinals signage and logos to go around. Other universities and fans must be salivating to have a venue such as this as their home. Fortunately for us Cardinals, this IS our home. Go Cards!

It's the most premier soccer stadium of its kind…read more As an alumna of the University of Louisville and a sports fan, I can't speak highly enough of this facility. I am very glad to have been there for an opening-night double header. Basically, there is standard stadium seating around 1/2 of the field: one the length and one the width. The width side with seating is a student zone of sorts, right behind a goal, which is great, because students at the University of Louisville can go to soccer games for free with their student IDs. The other half of the perimeter is the berm. This is where I spent most of my time. Concessions, in terms of the availability, are a bit limited. However, most games will not be as packed as opening night - that's how opening nights go. The lines and time spent will surely improve as time goes on and routines are set. The main concessions are in the corner at the top of the stadium, but there is a separate place to purchase some food and (adult) beverages on the grassy area directly across the field from the other concessions. It's a beautiful complex with a great screen/scoreboard. It's easily accessible as parking is close at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium and other close-by lots. It's family-friendly. This was my kind of place to watch a game. If you're into college athletics, check it out. You'll be glad you did.

This is our favorite bowling alley!!! The employees treat you like family and always look out for…read moreus. This is a Military friendly bowling establishment. They have some awesome leagues for Seniors and regular folks. They also have some nice 9 pin tournaments.

During holiday break I visited King Pin with my two teens, reserving a lane as a walk in. We opted…read moreto pay by the game versus the hour, which alleviated the ticking of the clock. The lanes are still in great shape with seating around the lanes and tables behind for additional seating. Your experience could be affected by who is sharing the lane next to you. For us, all good and the guys near us grabbed a separate table. I did watch the lanes next to us where a family hovered over other bowlers and took up more than their share, edging out the teens who'd been playing prior to them. Some folks have no awareness. The animation for scorekeeping is fun and you can pick options for each game rather than keep the same one. King Pin is still my favorite bowling alley and I'm glad it's in our part of town!

Updating to 4 stars, what I will say is the quality of the snack bar has improved over the last…read morecouple years. Service has always been good, lane conditions are good as well. They have leagues and open specials that are great to take advantage of for all ages. The arcade, laser tag, and bumper cars are an added bonus in location.

My little girl is starting to really like this place... They have a great weekend deal for the…read morekids.. $20 wrist band for unlimited attractions...(Bumper Cars, Lazer Tag, Skating, VR experience) and I think one game of bowling... The only negative with the establishment is the prices for the games!!!... most games are $1 and up for those kids... I guess I'm spoiled by the Mouse's House (wink, wink).. Other than that. Its a good time for a Daddy Daughter date!

Went to Fourth Street Live while in Louisville since I heard it's a popular district to check out…read more The offer a good amount of restaurants, shops, a music bar, and other establishments. I think I went around 9/10 pm on a Sunday and unfortunately everything was already closed except for the piano bar. I walked around a bit just to see what they have and then went to the piano bar for some live music and drinks.

Overall great venue and area. COO - veey personable and…read morefriendly. Staff so far in the different areas are very helpful. Great areas to watch concerts and talk!