A first time at the Pfield for us since my Sophomore was promoted from the PHS JV to the Varsity…read moreteam. And my oh my was I impressed. A fairly new stadium, and well maintained stadium with sounds that reached all across Pflugerville and lights that would most likely keep up the whole neighborhood. They have security that makes sure everyone stays safe. Love that they have Kona ice J.C.'s kettle popcorn, and their own concession stand. Prices are reasonable at the concession stand. J.C.'s kettle popcorn starts at $8 for the smaller bag. That is quite big already that goes all the way up to $15 for a humongous large bag. There is so much more to a Varsity game other than a bigger and more beautiful stadium than across the street. 2 scans and empty your pockets/ belts etc. our codes bottle of water was allowed. The large board is beautiful and complete. The home side was quite impressive. This was also a HOCO game so there was b plenty of entertainment by the band, dancers and ofcourse who is going to be homecoming king and Queen. I love their walk from the Panther tunnel. And all the colors of Pflugerville Panther team. It was festive, clean, open, and the commentary was definitely biased ;) Either way, we will be back with the next game.

The Pfield was such a fun family outing! Watching my little cousin play football was an awesome…read moreexperience, and the whole event had such a great, welcoming vibe. Definitely a perfect spot for family fun and making memories together

My wife's grand niece made it to the UIL Texas high school championship in the 100 yard huddle…read more Family members from several Texas cities came to Austin to support her. This track and soccer stadium is big. This is an open to the sky seating stadium. It was brutal in the Texas sun, heat, and humidity. Fortunately, free water was available to everyone. Best of all, EMS service was giving free cold iced towel to everyone. Anyone can return to get fresh iced towel. Man, that iced towel hitted the spot and saved me and family members from heat stroke. I had one around my neck and on top of my head under baseball cap. Almost everyone in the stadium was doing the same. Bathrooms were relatively clean for such high density usage. Security was tight, which was a relief in a full stadium. There were police patrols everywhere. Parking was $15 in the adjacent parking lot, credit or debit payment via smart phone only. All the fans were polite and kind. No drama or dangerous situation occured. Over all, everyone there had a wonderful time. For my family, it was great catching up with families from all part of Texas.

I'm a big fan of track and field. I watch track and field during the Olympics. But I had never…read moreseen it live. When I saw tickets available for the Texas Relays, I knew I had to go. And it was an amazing experience. Every seat in the stadium provided a great view of the races and events. All of the schools were competitive and they are so fast in person. The stadium was nice and they had decent options for food and drinks. I would absolutely return again!

Always a good time when watchin Austin FC play. Plenty of…read morefood and drink options through out the stadium. perfectly shaded stadium seating- but it's still texas so be ready! Staff and patrons are typically kind and mind thier business. The stadium has great lighting and audio, with great views for a beautiful sunset depending where your seated !

I went there for a soccer match with Minnesota, I had access to the Lexus lounge which had…read moreunlimited food and drinks included (what a treat). The stadium is very nice and clean, the fireworks really add a wow factor and the band (murga) playing Latino music, dancing and throwing water all throughout the game makes it feel accelerating. Will definitely come back for another match!

Today I got the opportunity to visit the Austin Independent School District (AISD) performing arts…read morecenter for the first time. The building is huge and aesthetically pleasing. There is also a large parking garage nearby (free parking). AISD student art work is prominently displayed throughout the building. I was at the performing arts center for a Alvin Alley dance workshop. This dance group travels throughout the world featuring modern dance, ballet and Afro beat movements. During middle and high school years we got the opportunity to see the Alvin Alley dancers every year. Their performance was elegant, rhymic and exquisitely executed. I remember being in awe of their toned bodies and breathtaking athletic and graceful moves. I remember also thinking how beautiful their ballet moves. Today's Rhythm and Movement workshop was engaging, authentic and very enjoyable. I loved that the workshop was diverse - ages 6 to 70+ years old, from all walks of life and different ethnicities. Look forward to the Alvin Alley dance performance next week...

I've been to multiple productions here in the past 6 months. I'm reviewing the facility, not the…read moreproductions. The theater complex is conveniently situated at the edge of the Mueller development. Parking is covered, close, convenient, and FREE. Productions here are reasonably priced with tickets typically in the $10-15 per person range. Concessions are often run by boosters; while limited in their offerings, water is not $6 a bottle like it is at UT productions. The space is modern and attractive. In terms of comfort, I found the Black Box theater to be the less welcoming of the two. Seats are difficult to access in the risers, and I do not have mobility issues. The seats themselves are comfortable however. In sharp contrast, the main theater is very accommodating and comfortable. If accessibility is it all an issue I would check to see which theater your production is in before you buy the tickets. Highly recommended.

The stadium is so awesome! I loved the vibe of the crowd, the absolutely loved the green of the…read morestadium and bestthe part was that they had vegan options as highlighted below for food!!!! The restrooms were super clean. Thank you Q2 stadium for accommodating vegans and making this such a fun place!

Attended an Austin FC on a Saturday night…read more The good: * The stadium is pretty awesome and a cool design. They offer some great views of the action on the field. The chairs are designed to not be hot, which worked. * It was a breeze to get in the stadium, even with the Seatgeek app not being easy to use. The ticket takers said they have issues with the Seatgeek app all of the time and just waved us in. * The food options are unique and local. Sure, they were a bit pricey but so is a hot dog at Cowboys Stadium. It was nice to have the local restaurant options in a pro sports stadium. The bad: * Parking situation was not thought through by stadium mgmt. They were way understaffed for fans with parking passes, which made getting into the parking lots take forever. * The food options were good, but the quality of the food was subpar. They need to use the cooks/staff from those restaurants (not hospitality workers from Levy) to prepare & serve the food - as then it will match the quality expected. * The games start so late (8pm) due to heat that a lot of the crowd started to leave midway through the second half. * They are overcharging for their tickets. I get this is their inaugural year, but the prices were much higher than what you would pay at another, comparable pro sporting event. The seats they listed for sale, that I guess did not sell to season ticket holders, had crazy high face values like $350+. They need to charge a reasonable price to attend, if they want fans to come out multiple times per year. * I hate to complain about the action on the field, but I hope the owners get serious about getting some players who will help the team score goals and be competitive. I will go back and think they are on verge of a good thing - but they need to get some of these issues cleaned up to make this team a mainstay in Austin.

My daughter really likes this place and it's fun for adults too. The claw machines work well and…read morethe employees are kind enough to shift the machine around so that the toy you want is accessible, which is really cool.

ClawZania is a super cute claw machine arcade where you snatch up plushies and can trade them in…read morefor other prizes. They give you a big plastic bag to put your winnings in, so they expect you to grab a bunch. The machines here operate differently than the ones you've usually played with, but not to worry the staff will show you exactly how to work them. Staff will even give you a couple of tricks or shuffle the prizes about if you happen to be really struggling. I would recommend you find the prize you want and try to get enough for that item rather than ending up with extra plush toys because there's nothing you actually want to trade for. The prizes are cute. We got an adorable Poke knickknack after getting a dozen plushies. It's a good spot to spend maybe an hour or so.

Got to live out my Yellowstone dreams here!…read more The rodeo itself is spectacular :) It was $45 a pop for standing room. The amount of events was astounding, though, you do feel a little bad for the little cattle getting wrestled or roped to the ground. Alas, life of a cowboy! The carnival & fair are nice - just your old basic fair with big stuffed animals, hard-to-win games, rides with questionable safety factors, and artery clogging foods. Was it a good experience? Yes. Would I go again? This was probably a one time thing for me.

I love going to rodeo, and the actual rodeo is nice and had good shows. But I have babies and…read moredecided to skip this year and only do the fairground and carnival... Let me start with the $20 parking fee, that hurts. Then it's a really long walk to the carnival entrance, another $10 for access to the fairground, and then another however much for rides. During spring break it was $25 for kids during the day (half off) and the make you pay extra for the paper wristband so $27. So you're already $67 in and haven't even done anything yet. The carnival looks old, all the kids ride are just old old old. And most of them your toddler can't ride unless you're with him, so buy another wristband for yourself! And the people working it look like they wish they could be anywhere but there. The food was normal carnival food but extra gross. And expensive. Overall we had a good time because our kids don't know any different, and we love to dress up and go to rodeo. The petting zoo was a cute attraction for the kids, and we love walking the exposition hall. Is it the best rodeo? No. Could it use a good upgrade for the price? Yes. Will I go again next year because that's all we got? Yes.

Home to Pflugerville high school football players and track as well…read more Located West of Pflugerville high school, and North from their Fieldhouse. This stadium is as old as PHS, and locked up off hours. Over Summer 2025, they got brand new turf. All home games for freshman and JV are playing on this field. To attend one of their games, you can scan a QR code upon entrance, or buy tickets prior with a link to their ticket box. It is $4 per adults and $2 students plus a ridiculous more than 30% transaction fee, every game. Their games are considered small with little scoreboard light up time, 1 cop, a hardworking concession stand group of volunteers, but kept clean well. The concessions stands keeps changing locations; front or back. They sell anything from Gatorade, nachos, chips, candy to hotdogs and popcorn. They regularly have Bush's chicken sliders and sweet tea as well. The promotion options. T-shirts, bags, caps etc. between $15-$30 each. The teams are working hard over the Summers to get in shape and are now showing their skills during Football season. The Varsity team gets to play at the large Pfield, across the road. And they are great! It is a goal for the youngsters to join them in the future. The coaches are amazing! The teams are fantastic! We are Panthers Proud!