disfrute de un partido de fútbol aquí en Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico en el estadio abierto del…read moreHotel Caliente. mucha comida y restaurante en el lugar.

No replays on the big screen...announcer says one or two sentences every 10 minutes...dollar 16to…read more1. Not 20 to 1...bathroom clogged and flooded!!!...not what I expected for my first visit to Caliente Stadium!!

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.

I've been to a lot of concerts since the 70s ; I've seen it all (except Woodstock)…read more ~ Some things that are the same as back in the day : - free dirty, rocky parking lot. - long walk to the front entrance. - no signs in the parking lots to tell you which way to go. - young , semi-clueless parking attendants. - distrusting security. - lonnngggg slow lines leaving the venue. ~ Some things that are worse than back in the day : - regulations: I got carded in The Tailgate (I'm a weather-beaten 63 year old) and they wouldn't accept my drivers license that is officially loaded into my Apple wallet! (even Tsa recognizes this as Id for flights) - - - So beware: if you want to purchase alcohol, bring your physical Id card, or you won't be getting beer from the alcohol nazis. ~ Some things that are better than back in the day : - cleaner : the venue overall is cleaner that most large venues back in the day. - food: believe it or not , some large venues didn't even offer food. - sound: acoustic technology improvements of course. IN A NUTSHELL ... Outside the venue pretty much sucks ; Inside the venue is pretty okay.

Maybe if everyone stops buying tickets to shows here, artists won't book here and the venue will be…read moreforced to do something about its horrendous parking/exiting situation. I have missed out on so many artists I love because I REFUSE to experience a show at this venue ever again. Ive had an easier time getting out of music festivals with tens of thousands of people. Why on earth does it need to be like this?!? Also, although lawn seating sounds cool be prepared to hear the people around you talking more than you can hear the actual band playing. I'm convinced the 5 star reviews are people being paid to leave a review.

We really wanted to do something unique this year to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United…read moreStates. We have accomplished a lot of firsts at Frontwave since it opened. First event, Simone Biles, first game, Clippers, first concert Cake. This was our 2nd VIP experience, we had a reserved table at The Pala Starlite Patio to watch the 3rd of July Spectacular. There was live music, specialty cocktails and raffles. One food kiosk was open for Tanner's Burgers and snacks. It provided a wonderful elevated viewing platform. We enjoyed the Oceanside drone and fireworks to celebrate this special year. This was our first drone show. We preferred it and chose to go out this night prior to the 4th fireworks show at our home. We wanted to be home with our dogs on the 4th when other shows around us made their usual noise that scare animals. We would attend this event again. #250th #Oceanside #Frontwave #YelpthanksWOW

Frontwave Arena has quickly become one of my favorite entertainment venues in North County. We've…read moreattended multiple events here, including concerts, and every experience has been fantastic. The arena feels modern, clean, and well-designed, and honestly, there isn't a bad seat in the house. No matter where you're sitting, you have a great view of the action. One thing people often mention is parking. You can pay for arena parking, which typically ranges from $15-$25 depending on the event, or you can park for free behind some of the nearby businesses and enjoy a short walk. Personally, I think it's a fair trade-off, especially considering everything the arena offers. The food options are surprisingly good for an event venue. The smash burgers are delicious, and the steak nachos are hands-down my favorite. They also offer a good selection of alcoholic beverages for those who want to enjoy a drink while watching a game or concert. What really stands out is the variety of events. From hockey, indoor football, soccer, and basketball to concerts and family entertainment, there's always something happening. The atmosphere is energetic, fun, and welcoming every time we've visited. One of the best things Frontwave Arena does is offer free tickets to many of their sporting events for local families through promotions on their Instagram page. Follow them and keep an eye out! If paying $15-$25 for parking helps support a venue that regularly gives away tickets so families and friends can enjoy games together, I'm more than happy to do it. Frontwave Arena is a great addition to our community, and I highly recommend checking out an event if you haven't already.

I absolutely love Petco Park, especially for baseball games. It's consistently considered one of…read morethe best ballparks in the USA. It has so many San Diego local eateries in the park that are fabulous such as Hodads, Cardiff Market, grand Ole'BBQ, and so many more. We loved the Pacifico grill. They served up grilled NY streak and lobster sandwiches on a buttered roll. The park views are amazing and Petco's location in the gas lamp gives attendees many options for pregame or post game fun. It's a blast here since most home games are sold out. I love this place !

Updated review! This is after my experience at a sold-out concert here at Petco Park. I scored…read more(nosebleed) seats to the Pierce the Veil concert. I was in Section 306, Seat 20 (next to the stairs). While I was in a far section, I still had a pretty good straight on view of the stage. The screens were large and high quality. They mostly used the screens behind the stage, and less of the side screens. It was still too far to see the band on stage, but the screens were still good. I was thinking someone could bring binoculars if they really wanted to see the stage from this section, lol! But I still enjoyed this high-level view, being able to see all the screens and laser effects and such. They even had fireworks at the end, which I've never seen at this venue but it was awesome! Audio was great, but also loud, so maybe recommend getting ear protection even for the far sections. Overall, I think most seats in Petco Park have a great view. For concerts, I do wish they had more merch booths and I wish there was a map of the locations. I waited an hour for merch, and was cutting it close to the concert start time. You really have to go early to have enough time for merch, drinks/food, and getting to your seats. We got to the stadium around 7pm, merch line 7:25-8:20 (multi-tasked going to restroom & buying drinks while partner waited in line), got to seats 8:30ish, set started at 8:45. Getting out was also difficult and crowded. I saw some people leave early to avoid the rush. I was stuck in peak rush. The first trolley out was packed like sardines. Just a warning!

I was intimidated to go to this venue and it turned out to be very easy. We parked in lot 12 and…read morethere is a bridge to walk across at the top floor of the structure. The venue was comfortable but depending on the seats there could be a lot of stairs. We went to a concert and the sound was good. The venue size was good for a concert. It was a comfortable venue.

Caught the first-round March Madness games here and honestly, Viejas is one of the best spots to…read morewatch tournament basketball. It's a mid-sized arena (about 12,000 seats), so even if you're up in the higher rows, you still feel like you're part of the action. The energy was electric, especially seeing the Villanova blue and white mixed in with the sea of SDSU red seats. The Good: * The Sightlines: There really isn't a bad seat in the house. Since it's a bowl shape, you're right on top of the court. * The Vibe: The "open-air" concourse is such a San Diego move--it's great to step out for a breather between games without feeling like you're trapped in a basement. * Organization: For a sold-out NCAA event, getting through security was surprisingly smooth, though the "clear bag" policy is strictly enforced, so don't try to sneak anything in. The Not-So-Good: * Concession Lines: Between sessions, the lines for food and beer were brutal. If you don't time your run perfectly, you're going to miss the start of the next tip-off. * Cashless Only: The whole place is cashless now. Great for speed, but a pain if you didn't come prepared. * Parking: It's SDSU, so parking is always a headache. If you didn't rideshare, you probably spent 20 minutes circling the structures. Bottom Line: If you get a chance to see a tournament game here, take it. It's loud, intimate, and has way more character than those massive NBA arenas where you're a mile away from the floor.

We went a few weekends ago for the School of Rock House Band Fest. Great location and easy to find…read moreout in Temecula. It was a hot weekend but there was plenty of shade at the top of the Ampitheater. This venue is a great place to listen to live music. The sound was great and there was plenty of seating. Check the website because it may vary depending the event but I would suggest bringing a pop up of sorts and some lawn chairs. The bottom half of the Ampitheater is stadium type seating, essentially concrete seats which get very hot with the Temecula heat. If you plan on sitting in those seats I would suggest bringing a seat cushion for comfort as well as protection from burning your bum, and a hat. Overall a really neat venue.

Every summer the City of Temecula hosts free concerts at the Temecula Amphitheater. They call it…read moretheir Summer Sunset Concert Series. This year the concert series runs from June 1st to the last one on July 27th. Gates open at 5pm and the concert starts at 7pm. This is a beautiful outdoor arena located on the grounds of the Temecula Community Recreation Center and next to the Ronald Regan Sports Park. There are several rows of tiered seating with a grassy area which is wide enough to fit a beach chair for comfortable seating. At the top, above the tiered seating levels is a grassy area where you can lay down a blanket and spread out. There is also easy handicap access and seating. No alcohol or pets are allowed. There is lots of parking. These concerts are very popular and fill up quickly. Get there early to grab your spot, bring a picnic dinner, and enjoy the outdoor setting while waiting for the concert to start. The audience is filled with young and old, and a lot of families. There are usually snacks and drinks for sale, but not anything for a full meal. I think last night the vendor was Maui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees and Smoothies. Last night the band was Smokin' Cobras, singing old time rock and roll, a little bit of Johnny Cash, Beach Boys, Swing, and a lot more. Everyone gets into the music and there was a lot of dancing. It was fun, fun, fun! The seats face west and the sun is right in your face until it sets. It does get hot during the summer time. Bring sun glasses, a hat, or an umbrella for shade. Once the sun goes down, the evenings are usually quite nice. Last night was a bit chilly. Temecula is such a great place to live! Here is the link to the site and the upcoming bands: https://temeculaca.gov/1165/Summer-Sunset-Concert-Series

I am so surprised that I have not yet reviewed this Amphitheater. It is currently called the Cal…read moreCoast Credit Union Amphitheater, but I always think of it as the "SDSU Open Air Theater". Regardless, it is generally a great place to catch a show. Through the years, I have seen many great shows here including Flogging Molly, The Shins, Prince, Interpol, and many others. I hadn't been in a couple years, but last week my husband and I went to see The Human Leave, Soft Cell, and Alison Moyet (Yaz). It was an incredible show. Starting out, there are a few things that I dislike about the venue. First, because it is on a college campus, parking can be difficult and you are basically forced into the $30 paid parking garage. Also, I was suffering from a recent sports injury, making the trek across campus to the theater a bit of a task. In the past, the lines for swag and drinks have been nearly impossible, though, this time, they were much improved. Finally, the trek to the ladies' room is a bit far depending on your seat. Also, it is not a large restroom and the line goes slowly, However, it is clean. On the flip side, there are a lot of positive points to this venue. The location is generally decent as it is not far from town. Despite the crowds coming in for shows, it doesn't take too long to get in and out of the parking lots. The event staff consists of many college students working concessions or ushering, and they are very friendly. It is really a nice, open, outdoor, relaxing venue. There is not a bad seat in the house (as many other reviews state). I have been in front, in back, and in the middle. I have been able to see and hear the show very well from each of my seats. It has also been my experience that the crowd has been generally a well-behaved, polite group, though I guess you can't alway count on that. All in all, it is a great place to catch a show, especially during the beautiful San Diego summer months.

This rating solely reflects their seemingly rampant insect problem…read more I recently went to a concert here and spotted at least 6 cockroaches scurrying around in just my aisle alone during the 2 hours that I was there. We were so disgusted that we decided to leave our seats and go to the back in hopes of avoiding them, but they were literally everywhere and people were stepping on them too. So gross.... Aside from the unwanted visitors, the venue itself was pretty cool! It's an outdoor amphitheater with not a single bad seat in the house.