My fiance and I came here for our first Hurricanes game recently. We paid for parking and tickets…read morein advance so it was super smooth to park and get inside. We arrived 1.5 hours early, and we were very surprised to see hundreds of people already there. We got to our seats and then decided to grab some dinner. We had looked at the website ahead of time for our options. However, some of the options were not easy to find- for example, the hot dog place is actually inside where the seats and arena is, instead of around the concourse with all the other restaurants. The mac'n'cheese place was on the third floor and a bit confusing to find. However, the bratwurst was delicious, the nachos near section 103 were tasty (the chicken is a bit spicy), and the burnt ends mac'n'cheese is a very generous portion and stays warm all the way back to your seat. The entire arena was very clean, including the bathroom. The attendants everywhere were all nice and very helpful. Getting out was actually really easy as well. There are tons of parking attendants ensuring traffic flows well. We were quite impressed at how smooth the entire experience was.

Great show came out tonight to see Matt Rife and a few of his friends and it was amazing I laughed…read moreso hard I couldn't breathe as for the venue everything was moving along great the seats are small so I had to buy floor seats after 10 minutes my knees were not going to make it

Of course I am going to rate the friendly confines of the Carter 5 stars as I have been attending…read moresince '00! (P. Rivers freshman year) On this day, actually night, 7pm kick, it was a good night to evaluate this venue. Through the years the University has done an adequate job adding, enclosing, building, and ultimately enhancing the fan experience. It only seats a modest 55k, but there is not a bad seat in the house, and it is raucous. It definitely was on this Saturday night, partially because they debuted a light show that was awesome. Concessions have come a long way too, with the addition of food trucks and alcohol service. One caveat, be prepared to pay with credit, no cash accepted. On a personal note, I attended with one of my BFF's who I had not seen since he attended the Demon Deacons game in November '18. Suffice it to say, this experience was so much better than the aforementioned. (A member of my party at '18 game who was sooo inebriated, insolent, and a total embarrassment. She has been summarily dispatched). Also, we won on Saturday, unlike in '18. If you get a chance to run with the wolves at the Carter check them out.

Having grown up coming to NC State games here my entire life, this place feels like home. We've had…read moreseason tickets in the same section for years now and a steady parking spot. I love the vibe of the parking lot on game day! Everyone is ready to go! And there are plenty of porta potties so you don't have to walk into Lenovo Center each time you've gotta go. The stadium itself has plenty of bathrooms and several stations where you can buy food and drinks. The best is the brew through which has fast and convenient service! They keep ya going fast! And the kettle corn is the perfect sweet and salty snack to go with a good brew. I look forward to many a more games here at Carter Finley.

I have been to two retirement planning free events at the McKimmon Center. It is nice to be…read moreeducated in an NC State University (Go Wolfpack) facility. Having been involved in many higher education conference, training and education facilities, I feel that I am an expert. Through my professional and volunteer experiences, my credentials include being very active in the SigEp Fraternity, Student Government Association, and Interfraternity Council at UNC CHARLOTTE, serving as President of the New York Chapter of the Transportation Research Forum, and being a very active member of the American Public Transportation Association, which took me to conferences and meetings at many higher learning institutions including NJIT, the University of Illinois Chicago, the University of South Florida in Tampa, and the Georgia Tech Conference Center in Atlanta. I have also been to many convention centers and hotel and commercial meeting rooms. Without knowing the pricing, but assuming the NC State McKimmon Center is competitive, I have to say that the facilities are nice and seem to be a good bet for any conference, training exercise, or meeting. The facility has a very nice academic feel while still being inviting to industry, students, and people attending seminars, like me. It strikes a good balance between a professional conference environment and a welcoming campus atmosphere.

I've been to several conferences here over the years, and although the space is quite functional,…read moreit does appear to be showing its age a little bit. Since it's university-owned, I understand that they want to be cost-conscious but it's just not anything that would attract a major conference with an expo. The breakfast and lunch provided were pretty pedestrian, and it would have been nice to have soft drinks other than ice tea. I suppose that's all negotiated in the meeting contracts.

Great smooth entrance and exit for a soccer match Love the…read morepregame experience Finding our seats was a breeze and workers were helpful at all times with guests

Love this venue! We often attend Courage and NCFC soccer games which are always a fun experience!…read more Parking is usually very easy. If it's a really busy game, they sometimes have you park in the far lot - but it's still not a bad walk! All the lower level seats are great. Upper isn't too bad either!

Nice place to watch the Wolfpack play. It was clean, spacious and easy to get to…read more Impressed by the food selection's and the nice clean bathrooms. Would see more women's games here for sure!

I went to the old Reynolds with my Dad and loved it then. Now, watching the women play on the court…read morededicated to Kay Yow is beyond description. It is simply an amazing venue. I have season tickets.

Not a great experience on the first class. Onboarding was very poor and absolutely no instructions…read moreto kids or parents. Looked very chaotic

This is a great place for indoor cricket and fun. The place is clean and well maintained. Staff is…read morefriendly. Bowling machine is pretty awesome for batting practice.

What a great little baseball park. Capacity is around 3000. It's clean. They sell food and drinks…read more They even have a little gear stand. Lots of friendly employees. One thing to note, none of the seats are shaded so if it's sunny and warm, you'll need a plan.

Nice place to play and watch baseball. Recently coached a 15u travel tournament on field. Players…read morehad an elevated experience, raving over field conditions, the Jumbotron HD scoreboard, spacious dugouts, bullpens in the OF, extended foul space (turf) on both sides of the infield, safety nets reducing lost foul balls. Not a ton of shade for spectators which does make it hotter during NC Summers. Batting cages were onsite but off limits during tournament. Amole parking, easy signage, and restrooms on site.

Favorite place for a horse show The upkeep is good there are…read morelots of rings and all the footing is kept in good shape The stalls are permanent and well built Plenty of restrooms that are clean and air conditioned Not many food choices is my only complaint I'd also like bigger parking lot at the barns but that's not possible Easy to get to Popular for horse events Safe grounds for horses

I've been attending shows at the Hunt Horse Complex for several years, both as a participant and as…read morea coach for a local 4H program. There are ample stalls available for rent for those not wishing/able to haul horses in on the day of the event. In the past, there were lots of nails and loose boards on the stall walls, but it seems that they have made an effort to rectify this. The stall floors are packed clay, necessitating the addition of ample shavings. Recently, they have begun paving the center aisles of the barns. Although this may seem convenient, I have safety concerns about the increased risks of horses slipping and getting injured or the increased damage that impact of human-on-concrete causes. There are a variety of riding areas on the property. 2 outdoor rings, a covered arena, an indoor arena and 2 large schooling rings. The footing in the covered and indoor arenas is quite nice. The outside rings can get a bit sloppy when it rains. The grounds staff take care to frequently drag and water all rings to keep them safe and comfortable. Recently, they installed industrial ceiling fans in the indoor arena. I give them props for this idea, as it used to get quite stuffy indoors. Unfortunately, the fans were installed by a company called "Big A$$ Fans". For whatever reason, there is now a large sign hanging in the arena with this name on it. I believe this to be highly inappropriate for all of the youth that visit the horse complex. I was very disappointed in this decision. The restroom facilities are perfectly adequate, including shower facilities for those staying over night. There is ample parking for trailers and campers. The food at the grill is reasonably priced and tasty. The staff at the grill have always been friendly. The facility holds a variety of shows over the course of the year. Many of them fun to watch. Overall, pretty good. However, I strongly urge the removal of the inappropriate sign.

I absolutely love this amphitheater. I have been to many events here. I finally made it to the…read moreChinese Lantern Festival and I must say that it was amazing! There was so much to see! The colors, the lighting, the activities for the kids....great job yall!

When we bought our $200 plus tickets to see Willie Nelson we were assured that there would be…read more"plenty" of handicapped parking available. We arrived at 6:30, two hours before Willie started performing, and there was NO handicapped parking left. I had to push my 90 year mother-in-law's wheel chair for half a mile. When we got near the entrance we saw that there were PLENTY, I MEAN DOZENS, of the $30 premium parking spaces empty. A $200 ticket, especially for a 90 year handicapped person should include parking in one of those spots. I will NEVER go back to that HELL HOLE. Read about the frustration economy.