I've been a longtime Flyers fan since berth over the years food sodas and other got very expensive…read more In 2014-present after becoming the affiliate of the philadelphia Flyers I been going to the weekend games food prices sound expensive but I was told that they are a lot cheaper and get larger portion sizes I also love going here because I get drink refills for only $1.00 when I bring my souvenir cup to every home game I go to I also always get chickie and Pete's french fries with the loaded meats or shrimp Compare the Flyers I also love blowing the blow horn I don't think the Flyers allow that anymore food is excellent I even got myself a popcorn bucket Just like the Reading Fightin Phil's games they too do activities in between periods and time outs This season I went to a lot of the playoff games they were awesome if you play 50/50 if you win you'll get one half goes to taxes/charity I love the Reading Royals hockey games they are awesome So bring your blow horn cheer on the affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers in Reading Berks County PA

Perfect place for the family or even date night if your hockey fans. Even though the Royals lost we…read morestill had a great time trying a couple new beers and enjoying the crab fries from Chickie and Pete's.

Wilson School night. My son sang the National Anthem with his classmates with the 8th grade Select…read moreChorus group. Great night for baseball. Cashless park. Expensive than I remember. It has been a few years since I have been here. I did enjoy the game. Fun time with family and friends.

My family has been attending baseball games and fireworks at the ballpark for over 20 years. Always…read morea great time and really can't beat the value. Go Phils!

For my first hockey experience I had more fun watching the stands than watching the ice. This team…read morecould not get their offense together. They would constantly move the puck into the corners behind the goalie and pass up on shots in front of the net. I watched the other team slide the puck around the front of the net and set up opportunities for shots on goal. 42 shots vs 21 shots it's no wonder they lost 2-1 However the teams mascot had fun with the crowd and also brought a few of his friends. Such mascots as the Philly Fanatic, the Iron pigs 2 mascots , the Orioles bird, Pittsburgh's penguin and others

Had a great time here the 5 times i was there. Don't listen to the whiners that are posting in…read morehere. People have champagne taste on beer salaries

Beware of the dollar dog night promotion. We got to the arena 15 minutes after the game started…read moreand learned that the promotional one dollar hotdog had been sold out in the entire arena. Well, I understand it's only a hot dog my concern is that the lack of either proper planning or integrity of the promotion is realistic. It's disappointing to see an entity like this. Do such a poor job in attracting people for a promotion and do such a poor execution.

My local favorite ice hockey team. So much fun! I had the fortune of seeing the Bears each season…read moresince I've been about 18. The Hershey Bears (Originally the Hershey Bars) are a professional Ice Jockey team - they've been operating since the 1938-1939 season. Parking usually runs $10/game. My previous employer had a suite at their home arena, The Giant Center. So for the past few years, I had access to that. Other family members are season ticket holders. Tickets can run anywhere from $12.00 for Reese's / Ollie's cheaps seats to up to $100 for seats next to the ice. Always a great family time. #23

The Philadelphia Spinners are the professional Ultimate Frisbee team based in Philadelphia. They…read moreplay in the Eastern Division of the Major League Ultimate (MLU). Their home games are rotated among stadiums in Philadelphia but no matter where they play, they are always fun to watch and they have a loyal fan following. I recently caught a match of theirs against the New York Rumble at Colonial Stadium in Plymouth Whitemarsh. If you like Ultimate Frisbee as I do - these guys take it to a new level!

Best 25 dollars you can spend. Try to get section 120 it's a corner and it's where the Zamboni…read morecomes out. Plus if you like booze the bar and bathrooms are right behind you.

Whether they win or lose the Pens put on a good show. They play hard, fight harder, and will keep…read moreyour family entertained. Tux, their mascot, is my favorite mascot across the AHL and NHL. He comes to the home games to cheer on his bros and his silly antics are guaranteed to make you crack a smile. The fans are loyal and CONSIDERATE. You won't have to worry about some jerk standing up during the breakaway or some drunkards carrying on in front of you.

"Riders on the storm, riders on the storm Into this house…read morewe're born, into this world we're thrown Like a dog without a bone, an actor out on loan Riders on the storm" (The Doors) We went to a RailRider game a few days ago and honestly, we were disappointed. I expected a much better stadium experience from the AAA affiliate of the New York Yankees. I've been to quite a few AA games at home in Hartford and Worcester, and I will look you straight in the eye and tell you the Dunkin Stadium and Polar Park experiences are far superior. Scranton's stadium itself was nothing extraordinary, and the between inning entertainment was pretty mundane. Even the T Shirt toss into the stands seemed lame. Quite a letdown.

Great game and fair prices. Easy parking as well. Staff is very friendly and helpful.read more

I'm a season ticket holder for over 10 years. Unfortunately, the Wings are not pulling it together…read morelike they have many years ago and the changes are not working year after year to get into the playoffs. Maybe this year, who knows? But, if you want to have a great night out with some rock and roll playing in the background to see professional men's lacrosse, it really is a good time. Fast paced, great fans, and a nice venue make this worth it. My wife says, "I like watching hot guys in shorts running around." I just want to see the Wings kick some ass.

Oh indoor lacrosse. Up until this year, I had been to a few games, but was reluctant to fully give…read moremy heart to another Philadelphia sport, only to have it trampled after a long, beautiful courtship when you die right before TRULY making me happy. However, like an abused girlfriend, when I found out my new work BFF had season tickets, I couldn't help but give in to your seductive pull and a season ticket holder I became. From the first second of the first home game, I was hooked. And win after win, I felt like somehow, YOU were different. Yeah you left me Valentine's Day weekend to see that other team in Colorado, but you came home, and you brought me another win, so we were good, right? A few weeks later you went away without me again, this time to Buffalo, and this time there was no W. But you apologized and gave me another one two weeks later at home. But after the All Star break things were different. There were fewer and fewer Wins for me, and you just didn't have the intensity or chemistry as earlier in the relationship...I mean, season. Last weekend you could have clinched playoffs at the last home game of the regular season, but no. And who did you lose to? New York. You really know how to break my heart. And now, here we are. One game left and without a win, there is pretty much zero chance of playoffs, even after starting out 6-0. And while I may say that without a win in Toronto, I'll walk away and never look back, we both know that it's probably not true. Because while the bad times are really bad, I think the Phillies and Eagles have probably already spread the word around town that the good times are so full of sheer Philadelphia Sports GREATNESS that I can't bring myself to leave.

My wife and I attended a Senators game for a Yelp event on Saturday, Sept. 5th…read more The weather was perfect for a baseball game. We impressed with how well laid out the stadium was. The stadium is small by baseball standards, which is what made it appealing The seats were located along the third base line in the outffield and comfortable and offered an excellent view of the entire field and stadium. There are plenty of concession stands offering favorites such as hot dogs, hamburgers, French fries, pizza, hot pretzels, sofet drinks, beer, etc. The staff members were friendly and cheerful and served the fiod promptly. Merchandise and souvenirs are offered as well Prices were average for stadium food. Cash is not accepted once inside the stadium. Debit and credit cards are the only form of payment accepted. There is a good sized multi level parking garage several hundred yards away from the stadium that accepts cash or credit cards. There are plenty of restrooms located throughout the stadium and were clean and well maintained. We were very happy with our experience and would definitely be willing to return. I recommend this event for both children and the young at heart. We had a really good time.

Great location on City Island. Parking can be paid with cash or a card... card includes a $.50…read moreupcharge, but very convenient. They have handicap accessible parking and seating which is a plus. The ramps in the stadium are surprisingly gentle. I also appreciate that the stairs aren't steep and the seating is pretty comfortable. The stadium boasts that it's cashless but some stands do accept cash. The new lighting is great. It cut down on the mayfly issue considerably! I'm loving the support for local businesses. This is the first large center I've gone to that offered Middlesworth chips as opposed to a national brand. Lots of adult beverage options if that's your thing All and all, just a really pleasant and comfortable experience. You should come out to support our local baseball team!! I don't think you'll be disappointed, they're pretty awesome.