One of the best bargains in the Hartford area is checking out a UHart basketball game at the very…read morenice Chase Arena. For $12 or $15 bucks you can get a great seat for mens or womens college hoops. They have a nice snack bar on the main level, but be on the lookout for the package deal in the upstairs loge where for a few bucks more you get a buffet dinner and open bar. There is a Pep Band, and cheerleaders. These kids play their hearts out in front of a mostly empty arena. Go and have a blast !!

We have been here 3x to see the Hartford Wolfpack hockey team play, and have had great experiences…read more We have taken the train to avoid all the hassles of the traffic and parking in Hartford ; the XL Center is a short walk from the train station. I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. There are several food and beer and liquor vendors and all are overpriced, but that seems to be the norm at any large venue. Plan to eat and drink at one of the close by restaurants before your event for better quality and price. We have never had a hassle or issue and were able to relax and enjoy ourselves. Ticket prices for the hockey games are most reasonable. The place and the restrooms are kept clean.

Great food/concession options. Drinks were good. Bar area was cool but just packed! Going here for…read morecollege basketball was fun!

Dunkin' Donuts Park is a whole vibe! I came here for the 1st annual Foodie Fam Fest,& BABYYYY... it…read morewas a time to be had! This is a really nice stadium: spacious, clean & well-kept. & this ain't my 1st rodeo here either! I've been here for a couple of concerts b4, so I already knew what I was walking into. Whether it's for a game,concert or event, this place knows how to host! 1 thing I have to give major props for is the staff. Every employee I encountered was SUPER, SUPER nice. I chatted it up a little w/ a bunch of peeps, and everybody was just so friendly & welcoming. You know I love when the staff has good vibes! I had a gr8 time @ Foodie Fam Fest,& I'll def be back to Dunkin' Donuts Park! Whether it's for another concert or the 2nd annual Foodie Fam Fest next year!

I'm not a huge fan of baseball at all but I will never say no to a yard goats game because Dunkin'…read moreDonuts park is so much fun! The people that work here are so incredibly friendly and hard working. Everyone from the people scanning tickets, the people at Bears Bbq, and the mini melts stand, to the people making sure the park is clean. All incredible and so hard working. This is a very family friendly venue and they've got everything from a little goat petting zoo to all the ballpark food you can think of. Having a relative that is allergic to peanuts I am so grateful that this is a peanut free facility. There are no bad seats here but some of them are more comfortable than others. Try to get clubhouse tickets during the peak summer dates as the clubhouse is air conditioned!

Show is amazing !! actors' voices unbelievable!! We are sitting in different seats 3rd from front…read moreand to right side but the sound is still clear even in Front of the speakers. Only disappointment was there was no cafe with fresh choices of food. Everything was boxes in serve yourself area. 2 sandwich choices and then snacks and dessert was choice of 2 cookies. I will call next time to see if it is the same..

I love coming to the Bushnell to watch amazing shows. I seen three show here so far and had great…read moreexperience for all of them. They have good parking, which is right across the street. It might take time to get out of the parking after the shows but it is manageable. I suggest to get there early to get good parking, light snacks, and some merchandise. The merch line is usually long but it is organized. All the staff is friendly and willing to help if you have questions. Seating in the theater can be a bit tight but it is not too bad. Overall I love coming here when there is show I want to see but don't feel like going to NYC to watch it.

4 family friendly stars for the RENT! i was reminder by…read morejunior i hadnt yelped the rent, so here i am. ive been to a few 'home' games for the huskies here, pretty spirited to say the least! I used to live in EH and i remember when Michigan came to town and i could hear the game from my living room (no not on the tv silly!) so its nice to take the fam to a game here and there. decent layout, not too hard to get in, also not too difficult to get out! i mean, this is when the crowd is average, not some crazy sellout, which does happen time to time. inside, good layout, i like the red line that allows you to have standing room only in concourse. good food offerings (bears/chicfila/dairy bar/etc) but it is at a premium, so keep that in budget. im ready for the 2 point conversion

34,023 people in attendance for a USA Vs. Turkey game. I thought this event was pretty organized. I…read morewould say this would have been a great location for a FIFA World Cup game.

The O'Connell Center is the home arena for Division III University of Saint Joseph's volleyball,…read morebasketball and swimming/diving teams. The gym has bleachers on one side of the court and they can hold about 500 fans. One interesting thing about the bleachers, they are marked with black tape to signify where your personal space ends and where the personal space of your neighbor starts. We just attended a St Joseph's Men's basketball game that was part of the USJ Holiday Tournament. If you've never been here before, you have to understand that Division III basketball at USJ is no frills - no snack bar (except for a coed selling bags of chips from a table in the lobby), no pep band, no cheerleaders, no video scoreboard, and no halftime entertainment except for a half-court shot attempt by a spectator. What you will see is a great effort by some real student athletes playing hard in front of family and friends. We also got to see legendary coach Jim Calhoun on the St Joseph sidelines, he threw a water bottle to the ground twice, because of some dubious shot selection by his team. St. Joseph had a strong game against Fisher College - they sprinted out to a 51-15 halftime lead, then traded baskets in the second half to cruise to a 91-56 victory. One cool thing we saw at the arena was a 1/10th mile jogging track suspended above the court in a balcony where lots of banners honoring various student-athletes were on display. Admission was just ten bucks. Not a bad way to spend a few hours watching these kids play.

This is a fun stadium in Hartford. Who knew there was like a whole soccer community in Hartford?…read moreHome team with their own jerseys and following. Stadium is easy to get to and park. Nice facilities with good concessions such as pizza, beer, wine, popcorn, fried dough, hotdogs, food trucks etc. Hartford didn't win the night we went but it was still a fun time and would recommend checking it out if you're looking for a fun night out. Very kid friendly.

This is so close to where I live and I had no idea how fun the soccer games were. It's right next…read moredoor to SMSA and it really was a plast! Dillon the mascot was so much fun and there were tons of people at the game. Like a whole world existed that I had no idea about. Food-wise, I tried a hot dog and popcorn. It may not be as fancy as the Hartford Yard Goats, but it is a super fun and clean stadium. The bathrooms were spotless. There was a beer garden and even a place to play corn hole. I had a blast at my first ever game and will definietly go back to another and bring some friends. The bleechers we packed with people and the energy was awesome.

"Oh, I want to sit on my porch and pick on my old guitar And…read morejust hope you're hangin' loose where ever you are" (Johnny Cash) Our group of 40 had a blast at the Tine Dale Party Porch tonight. It's a group venue at Dunkin Park. Our group deal got us a two and a half hour buffet chock full of these goodies - 1/3lb Grilled Burgers, Grilled Hot Dogs, Pulled Pork, Mac N' Cheese, Pasta Salad, lettuce/tomato/cheese, Potato Chips, Chocolate Chip Cookies and Non-Alcoholic Beverages. The Party Porch is in the upper deck rightfield corner, just by the foul pole. There were at least a dozen tables and chairs for us to hang out, chit chat with our friends, eat and drink and occasionally watch the ball game. The game ticket and food ran us about $45 per person, so it was a pretty good value considering what we received. Tickets were e-mailed to us and we had the choice to paper print them or download them on our phone to be scanned at the gate. I want to give a big shout out to the two staff members we interacted with. Cassandra was our bartender and buffet stocker. Anthony was our greeter, wrist band provider and a very genial host. Both were outstanding.

Great school. I remember comin' here back in the late 90s. The school professor was showing us how…read moreto drink out of our sippy cup correctly. I ended up failing the class because I dropped my sippy cup on the damn floor and got orange juice everywhere. This girl in the back started pooping. She was like "oh no professor! I just took a shit!!! Her mommy had to come get her and she was crying on her way out. Man, that bitch. Sometimes we would get nap time if we're good. I remember when I was well behaved and my professor let us watch cherry the skank on the PowerPoint projector. We'd get strawberry shortcake and Mac n cheese as a snack for our reward.

This review goes out to Moes, the pasta place that was in gsu rotation and burger plus fries. Oh…read moreand the smoothie place, all three of these places really do understand good ass food