Acrisure Arena is gorgeous. Small (= intimate), not a bad seat in the building. Now, it is…read moreexpensive. * Parking ranges per event, $20-100 (but there are 2 options) * Draft beers are $15+ * Cocktails are $20+ Inside the gates, are 6 named brand eateries using a self-serve kiosk and "grab", a bar, and a rotating pop-up serving a $10 special food (that's good!). Inside the arena, a plethora of food and drink options. All the standards, plus. Nice selections. I came to see the Firebirds hockey, and loved it. Recommended.

I've been to Acrisure Arena 15+ times for different events--concerts, hockey, shows, and basketball…read moregames--and I've noticed that parking prices seem to go up every time. This last visit really did it for me. I went to see Cardi B, which was a great show, and I had amazing seats. My mistake was taking an Uber from my house, which is normally only a 10-minute ride. It ended up taking 50 minutes just to get into the rideshare drop-off area. It honestly felt like they were prioritizing VIP and self-parking over rideshare, because those lines were moving while we were stuck in stopped traffic. Getting picked up afterward was even worse--it took over two hours because our Uber driver couldn't get in. For an arena of this size that's been open for several years, I would expect a much better system and flow for rideshare. I understand parking is a big source of revenue, but if rideshare is offered as an option, it should also be managed as a priority.

I've never had issues coming to concerts here. My parents invited my sister and I to a concert here…read moreand we had an amazing experience!! The place was packed but we never felt unsafe. The place was clean and the performance was phenomenal!! I would come here for another concert!!

Oh wow. This has to be one of my new favorite venues to see a live performance! (Not sure why it…read morehad such low stars because this YE is very picky about her venues) just sayin. The whole process from parking, entering, finding our seats, the initial performance and exiting went very smoothly. In fact, I found it much less stressful than the Hollywood Bowl. The entire staff were friendly, helpful and ready to clean up once the venue cleared. They have a few bars inside the concert area and another one in the lobby. *It was very clean when we arrived. However, when we left...another story. Our fellow music lovers were a little piggish. They left trash by their seats. Makes you wonder what their homes look like?! Hello???!!! No one appreciates a "Litterbug!" I would definitely recommend seeing any performance here. You can dine at any of the restaurants, gamble or sit out in the courtyard to hear some live music for free. *Check out their website for the entertainment schedule *Self Parking is free *Valet parking available for a fee

Love going to their baseball games! Everything is fairly priced and a great time! They have solid…read morespecial events as well.

I got invited last minute and wow me and my family had such a great experience. The community is…read moreamazing I will definitely return!

We came here to see our grandson compete in a weekend baseball tournament. I really liked the…read moreconcept of this sports park: five ball fields inspired by real professional ball parks -- three MLB and two minor league. The three dream MLB fields -- Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, and Yankee Stadium -- have outfield walls painted to look like the real parks, complete with crowds and replica scoreboard. These fields looked well-maintained. Our grandson's games were in "Yankee Stadium" under the lights and "Fenway Park". These fields are laid out so their home plates are adjacent separated by stadium seating and a "Stadium Club" with a full service bar and food. The food we tried was not so good (2/5), including cardboard pizza and cold French fries. Parking is tight. Admission is $8 pp for a full day with in-and-out privileges.

Big League Dreams are always nicer than other parks in some ways, but this one is only OK. Walkways…read morebetween the fields are *extremely* narrow, and the restaurant/bar is dated and shabby. But the biggest problem is no shading for the premium stadium seats, only a little over the bleachers. That's unforgivable in Palm Springs where we were cooking in the stadium seats in late February - I can't imagine what it's like in May or June. One plus is foul ball nets above the stadium seats, but without shade there you'll want to avoid them for day games when the sun is out. Needs some true improvement.

First time at Petco Park, and I can see why people like it. We parked around 15 minutes walk away…read moreto avoid the post concert traffic . The entrance line looked intimidating at first, but it was well organized and moved surprisingly fast. Food and drinks lines were on the longer sides, but with so many vendors and options, so it didn't feel so painful. Great atmosphere all around, I would definitely come back, may be next time for a baseball game!

Petco Park is one of the MLB baseball stadiums and is also the home of the San Diego Padres. The…read moreballpark was named America's No. 1 Ballpark by USA Today. The park opened in April 2004 and has hosted many concerts from the first ballpark concert by The Rolling Stones to recent concerts by Green Day and Blink-182. Our party came here for the daily guided tour. [Parking]: Free street parking was available on Sunday and I parked near the intersection of Eighth Ave and Island Ave. There is also a parking structure across from the Western Metal Building Box Office (the 6th & K Parkade) with $1 per hour rate ($15 daily maximum until 6 PM). [Check-in]: Visitors are expected to check in at the Western Metal Building Box Office near the intersection of K St & Tony Gwynn Dr. Tour start times range from 10 AM to 2 PM, so check the website for details. [Ticket]: $41.50 per person plus $1 per ticket fee. [Experience]: The tour was expected to last 80 minutes, but it ended up being closer to 90 minutes. During the tour, our party was able to see the Private Luxury Suite, Cutwater Coronado Club, Padres Hall of Fame (Tony Gwynn aka "Mr. Padre," Trevor Hoffman, Dave Winfield, etc.), Breitbard Hall of Fame, Blue Shield Home Plate Club, Press Box, Field Warning Track (including sitting in the dugout with photo opportunities), and the Visitors Clubhouse. The tour guide was fairly knowledgeable. One interesting fact I learned was that there is no left-field foul pole & the corner of the Western Metal Building serves as the left-field foul pole. In addition, visitors get 10% off at the Padres Team Store and Bub's at the Ballpark with their tour tickets (valid only on the day of the tour). Unfortunately, the Team Store was closed during the day of our visit. [Conclusion]: While Petco Park doesn't have the rich history as Dodger Stadium or Wrigley Field, it is still a fine ballpark in its own right with beautiful waterfront views.

First time at this location. I came from the OC so it's a little further then what I would usually…read moredrive but it was easy to get here. The downside is charging $45 for parking esp a Christian concert is just ridiculous! Especially since we can't park anywhere else. The venue inside was nice and doesn't look too large by any means. I think any seat here would be decent. Lines weren't too bad but we were about 30min early. Overall, I would go back again if there was something I really wanted to see.

My first time at the Toyota Arena and I came to see Katt Williams…read more I enjoyed the event and the arena. The seating was comfortable, staff was friendly, and security was great. There was basic food and vendors that was good.

Came here for my daughters professional boxing fight…read more There is a parking garage that has 2 floors, pretty convenient since street parking is hard to come by. This auditorium is famous for the Lucha Libre matches they have here. There is a mural that depicts famous Mexican fighters and also an area that has photos of famous Mexican wrestlers. Ladies, bring your own toilet paper otherwise it will cost you a few pesos. Auditorio Fausto Gutierrez Moreno also known as Auditorio de Tijuana is an indoor arena in Tijuana, Mexico. It is primarily used for basketball and is the home field of the Tijuana Dragons and Galgos de Tijuana. It holds 4,500 people and was built in 1969.

It is a beautiful estate! Very lovely ground and facilities! Would highly recommend this place -read more

Beautiful place for a wedding! Spacious, elegant, upscale. It's everything you can ask for and…read moremore! We had the great pleasure of catering for a beautiful wedding at this location and it's definitely one for the history books. Absolutely epic!