Saw a show here recently and had an OK time, but there were a few different problems that came up.
First, parking was pretty expensive at $30. Since we were early, we snagged a parking spot right next to the venue, but it was initially unclear which venue entrance we were supposed to use for our tickets. We just kind of wandered around until we found other people waiting near a door. This worked out for us, but attendees for a meet-and-greet were supposed to use a different entrance, and there were no signs telling them this. An employee would pop their head out every 30 minutes or so to tell the crowd that the meet-and-greet attendees needed to use a different entrance, and then a bunch of people would leave the line and try to find the other entrance. Didn't seem like the best way to communicate the information to me :)
Anyway, we were excited to finally enter the venue after waiting outside for a while, and they had a pretty decent variety of food options. We ended up springing for the tacos, and they were mediocre and overpriced, as expected :) Drinks were also quite overpriced, of course. The lines got very long quickly, so I'd recommend you line up and order everything you want ASAP. The third floor (where our nosebleed seats were located) had popcorn and canned beverages available, but most of the good stuff was on the second floor.
Our nosebleed seats actually weren't too, too far away from the stage, but unfortunately the lighting rig (and I think a speaker?) partially blocked our view of the screen and the stage, which was a little unfortunate. The sound mix was pretty bad for most of the show as well. Of course, after the show ended, there were a million people trying to leave at the same time, so it was pretty hectic exiting the parking lot, but I expected that :)
Overall, I'd only come back to this venue if I really loved the artist performing. read more