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    Cole D.

    A little quiet. But the lights and TVs were huge for Jon Bellion. Easy to get into. All the staff are nice.

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    Alexis M.

    Forest Hills Stadium is a 100+ year-old 15,000 capacity-seated venue in Queens. Cool Facts: The U.S. Open was previously held at Forest Hills Stadium & concerts began at this venue in the1960's. It is close to 1.) Jade Eatery and Lounge (Asian- Fusion Cusisine), 2.) Near Long Island Railroad's (LIRR) Forest Hills Station, 3.) blocks away from various other eateries, stores & hang-out spots & lastly 4.) minutes away from the E, F & M trains at the Forest Hills -71 MTA Train Station. We visited Forest Hills Stadium last week to see Kaytranada live in Concert! Kaytranada performed 2 sold-out back-to-back shows & we attended the concert on 10/6. Arriving at the stadium, we first went through security & then staff scanned our tickets via the AXS App. There are multiple food / beverage vendors & a merch (shirts, albums, posters, etc.) for sale. There are unisex bathrooms. Individuals that purchase General Admission Floor Tickets are guaranteed floor/ standing access that is closer to the stage. We had General Admission Bowl Tickets & were on Tier 2 which consists of bleacher-style seating. Once we selected a stairway entrance, we went up and chose some seats. At Forest Hills Stadium, patrons choose their seats if you not in the floor area & are in a tier w/ seating. The concert was electric from beginning to end! Sam Gallaitry, Channel Tres & Kaytranada were all phenomenal! Every song, especially all of Kaytranada's music reminded us this was not just a concert, but a party!!! We were dancing the entire show! Kaytranada's "Bubba" Album is my favorite & it was one of the many great albums that got me through while working remotely from home during the height of COVID-19. When song "10%" blasted through the sound system, it reminded me of how grateful I am to have made it through that time. Everyone at Forest Hills Stadium had the times of their lives. The icing on the cake was Kaytranada & Channel Tres performing "Drip Sweat". Overall, A Great Show! Please bear in mind that if you attend a sold-out show @ Forest Hills Stadium, you run the risk of being in an area where it gets overcrowded. People that came to the concert late were standing in the walkway areas instead of going to find seats that had a less-than-desirable view of the stage. Security mentioned that this has ooccurred because it is a sold out show. This can cause a safety hazard & the hope is that Forest Hills Stadium can do something to address this concern. Other than that, we had a good experience. Website - foresthillsstadium.com Instagram - @foresthillsstadium

    Yvonne D.

    First time at this stadium to see Kaytranada on a Friday night. Many food options! We had rockstar chicken and it was good but could've been better if it was fresh. You could tell the chicken tenders had been sitting out. Bathrooms were busy but the lines moved and they were pretty clean when I went at the start of the show. I love the layout, you pretty much get a perfect view from anywhere in the stadium. Lots of stairs to climb unless you are on the floor, so beware. They do have people coming through the sections selling drinks so catch one and you won't have to go back down to refill!

    Weezer
    Josh B.

    They're lying on the seating map about obstructed view and also aisle seats. I've done obstructed view but let me know what I'm getting into. Live Nation venues are less stressful, with enough bathrooms that you can guzzle Liquid Death without worry (except for the difficulty of getting to places like Manasquan or Mastic Beach). The entry process was brisk. Egress is another story, especially if you're way up in the bleachers. Apparently because of the ongoing wars with NIMBYs, everyone's corralled into one street when leaving. LIRR is slightly quicker than the subway if Penn Station is vaguely on the way, but the time saving is reduced by an 80s Limelight/Palladium line.

    Kathleen L.

    Amazing staff accommodation to my gf with spinal bífida lead her directly to where she needed to be . Large array of vendors great seating overall except for parking a great experience . All the staff was a blessing.

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    Ronit M.

    Love this stadium. Went to see Jungle and signed up for the golden orchard VIP area. It was lots of fun. Played ping-pong and enjoyed a few drinks prior to the show. Seats are free for all within a certain section (based on your tickets). View is average and sound is great! Will definitely come back for more. PS - really cool to walk past the tennis courts on the way in. PPS - they also host other events - fit for foodies!

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    Alan L.

    There are significant pros and cons for this venue. Pros: - good acts - good concession options - multiple water bottle refill stations - close to the train station - good customer service Cons: - almost impossible to park a car near the venue - you will probably have to stand if you want to see the show - there can be long line at the bathroom - you will want a seat back (extra cost) if you have a seat in the upper bowl

    Kaitlyn K.

    I know I'm a New Yorker who is supposed to say I love MSG (and I do!!) but I think Forest Hills is my favorite place to see a concert. The consistent tennis theme, the chance to pop in and out of the concert area to get something to eat/drink and still be so close, the acoustics, the convenience of the train, the nice Main Street area outside... yea, it's currently my favorite concert venue. I've seen both Fleet Foxes and Joyce Manor/Weezer and enjoyed both tremendously. I personally enjoy the general admission area (as you can see from the pictures - even standing towards the back is a great view). Excellent experiences, 10/10, highly recommend :)

    Something old, something blue
    Steve A.

    I can see both sides of this venue from reviews. Plus: Easy security. I went right through with no checks. Minus: Too easy. You could sneak who knows what inside. Plus: Well, maybe that can be a plus. Depends what you're sneaking. Minus: Seats. Rough. Wish GA was cheaper cause I was not comfortable on the barren metal around the arena. Plus: Intimate venue overall. Others have said it, no bad seat in the house. Nothing too far. Yeah, the 100s and 1000s are a bit sideways, but my 902 was just fine. Minus: Poor sound quality overall. Others have said it, muted for the neighborhood. I often had trouble hearing what was said - music came through fine, lyrics okay, but speech not so much. Plus: Timing. I don't get why people are down on things ending at 10:00. I got 4 hours of concert tonight, it just started at 6 instead of 7. And the set breaks were among the shortest I've ever experienced, less than 1/2 hour between sets. Big plus. Minus: Minimal amenities inside. No bathrooms, just a range of port-a-potties. They fortunately set up a water stand with nearby cups, but the cups aren't AT the water stand, they also want to sell you water at $6 a bottle, and there are no fountains, just the one stand. Plus: Close enough to Forest Hills train and subway stops to use transit. Minus: Good luck finding a spot if you're driving. 3 stars feels a bit high - I've decided I never want to return to this venue - but it has a very nice GA area if you're willing to pay, gourmet food vendors inside, and as I said, no real bad seats. Just no good ones. So I'll settle on 3.

    Teandra R.

    I haven't been here in awhile but it's still the same as before- pretty spacious for this particular event. When I came before it was also for Eeeeatscon and it the vibe was a bit different but that wasn't due to the venue. I can't speak on the bathroom situation since I didn't use them but everything was clean. They didn't have litter anywhere so the grounds people were doing very well with the cleanup.The vendors all had their areas seemingly well kept and when they were done tihnitems it looked like they were well disposed of. The only thing that is an issue is if you drive here. Fortunately I took an Uber but my friend drove and I'm sure she spent the better part of an hour looking for parking. Also not the venues fault but I think with it being a stadium you would think they'd have a lot or have a deal with a nearby parking facility... Maybe they do and I'm just not aware of it but as someone who has gone to since it pretty much started in NYC I would think I'd have heard something about a parking arrangement. It's not going to stop me from going next year though lol

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    Ask the Community - Forest Hills Stadium

    Attending eeeatscon tomorrow does anyone know how the 70-20 Yellowstone blvd parking is?

    Are there different genres of music artists that perform here? I know it's obviously based on preference but I'm not seeing anything too enticing for the 2024 calendar?

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    I know that taking the train is recommended but can anyone recommend a decent parking garage in the area?

    The venue is located in a neighborhood. We arrived early and drove around and found a spot on the street for free. We also grab a slice a pizza at Mikes Pizzeria before the show. We had to walk a few blocks. It may be more difficult to find a… Read more

    Do the ushers check if you're in the correct section, row, and seat when sitting in the upper bleacher sitting level?

    Yes, they definitely check and direct you to the correct seat. After the concert has started they do not.

    What food vendors are at the stadium?

    Were you expecting sushi or the jerked chicken? You got a craft beer guy, paper carton wines, the usual Italian rice balls, chicken and fries, burgers and a hot dog vendor or 2. There's the Good Humor Ice cream guy, pre-made popcorn in bags, and a… Read more

    What time do concerts end? Or is it up to the performer?

    I've been to a few shows and none of them went past 10pm. Since the stadium is in the middle of a residential area I believe they limit how late the shows end.

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    Citi Field

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    Flushing Meadows

    This might be the best stadium I've ever been to. It's like someone thought "what makes a baseball…read moregame, you know, fun" and then just built the whole experience around it. We start by walking into the Jackie Robinson rotunda, and at least for my family, we remember the history of a great baseball player and greater man. A bit of shopping for whatever Met's item you could imagine. Food and drinks pretty much everywhere so you're never really hungry. And yes, it's baseball food for the most part, but there are other options. The big screens, the between inning events. It's just a lively party for the whole 3 plus hours. This last time, the Mets won (hey, it sometimes happens) and my son went wild. Probably the best part of his whole week, maybe his whole month. We have some travel to get here, and it's always worth it.

    Full disclaimer I'm a Yankees fan who was in town and couldn't resist the $16 tickets because of…read morehow bad the Mets are this season but gotta admit, this is an amazing stadium and the best one in NYC. Citi Field was really well made for a classic baseball experience and you can see it everywhere, the Jackie Robinson Rotunda, the statues and Apple outside the stadium entrance, the concourses, the seats, and the video board. Everything is top notch here other than the on field product (sorry I had to!). The one bad thing was the food....a lot of stands on the 400 level was closed and we had to go all over the place. I understand the attendance is down this year and thus the cheap tickets but this was still a let down. Ended up not being able to find the NY Chopped Cheese Sandwich that I wanted to try, I think the food stand closed. The two items I tried was decent, especially the chopped cheese premio sausage, but the Pat La Frieda steak Sandwich we got was super mid and kind of dry. Disappointing since this is apparently one of the top rated stadiums for food in the entire league? Not my experience unfortunately. Other than that though, I had a great time visiting the stadium, which has easy access from the 7 Train and it's a great activity to do, especially with tickets being so cheap!

    UBS Arena - Love love love

    UBS Arena

    (193 reviews)

    I was here on Saturday night for the R&B Muisc Experience Concert which included Tamar Braxton,…read moreLloyd, Silk, Tank, and Tyrese. It took some time to arrive here via the LIRR. Once I finally got there, the line to get inside was not long and went by quickly. This venue immediately reminded me of The Prudential Center. You're only allowed to bring in a small bag which I loved. Also, there's a small set of escalators to go up after getting your ticket scan. This place is huge! This place is clean! There are plenty of restrooms, bars, and food vendors. It's best to get here early for your event to allow time for you to use the restroom and get drinks and/or food prior to the show. My relative and I were seated in Section 112. It felt like it took forever to get there since it was a long way around the spacious venue. I think this venue is a great alternative for MSG and Barclays Center. The drinks here come in a mason jar which is different and amazing. What's not so great is the prices for the drinks. I wish there were a little less. Other than that, definitely a great venue to attend various events.

    I love UBS because it's the closest arena to me so it's super convenient. MSG is cool too cuz I…read morecan take 1 LIRR train there but this one is the most convenient. I've been here numerous times since they opened my last time was for the Circus & for Monster Jam. I come here for Monster Jam every year now. I used to go to the Nassau Coliseum but they switched Monster Jam to UBS & been here ever since. You can also see the whole arena from your seats even though I always have good low seats when I go to UBS. They have a mini Benihana now which is super exciting.

    Louis Armstrong Stadium - Tennis Legend James Blake

    Louis Armstrong Stadium

    (18 reviews)

    Flushing Meadows

    First time at the US open! Love this stadium. Great food options inside and grew view from section…read more122. Escalators going up but stairs going down. Saw Venus and Leylah play. Someone was in our seat when we got there but the staff helped with that situation!

    My first time at this stadium and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Went there for the US open and even…read morethough it was the first round, the place was packed. Getting there does require a bit of walking as we ended up parking at the Skyview Mall and it was about a 20 minute walk from there. There is an LRR station right next to it, so if you come via train it would be much shorter. Security was a breeze and once you enter, it is more like a Universal Studios experience with several corporate enclosures that give you an immersive experience. We tried the Amex enclosure and there were plenty of activities inside including personalized tennis balls, Virtual table Tennis and even a tennis game video recording. We enjoyed the experience so much that forgot we were here to see a tennis match. After getting to the stadium itself, it was as if a festival was going on as more people were lined up at the food enclosures rather than the match itself. We saw a ladies singles where Jasmine Paolini was playing against Aiava, Destanee, none of whom I had heard of. It was a straight forward match with Paolini winning in straight sets. The main event was Medvedev vs a very unknown Benjamin Bonzi and what a match it turned out to be. Firrst of all most of the support was for Medvedev, but Bonzi ended up winning the first two sets. As he was serving for the match on a second serve, out of nowhere a cameraman walked onto the court. This hot the referee to award Bonzi a first serve, but Medvedev just lost it and created a whole commotion, first with the referee and then with the crowd who was very much behind him at that point. There was so much noise that play stopped for seven minutes as the crowd just roared non stop. This shook Bonzi so much that he ended up losing that set and even the next set 0-6 only to recover and beat Medvedev 6-4 in the final set. He did ended up getting a lot of support after that incident as they all felt sorry for him. It was a historic match, where Medvedev ended up getting fined 42K for his antics. We definitely got our money worth after all that excitement and watching a historic moment. The whole atmosphere, facilities, staff, stadium, cleanliness food was excellent.

    Arthur Ashe Stadium - Naoml Osaka - 9/5/2025

    Arthur Ashe Stadium

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    Flushing Meadows

    This was our first trip to the US Open in 2025. Although we read how easy it is to take the subway…read moreto the Open, we opted for an Uber. There wasn't a clearly marked spot to drop us off and so we walked a bit, and we ended up walking right past the station. It was directly across the bridge. So, definitely, take the subway next time. We made a reservation at Champions restaurant, but (Scam - they take your credit card for a reservation even though only courtside tickets are allowed to dine here) we were not able to eat there. I didn't like how we had to wait to get past the gates, they hold you there until after 6pm for the evening matches. Then, of course, the crowd rushes for the food, the bathrooms, and the shops and as a result, you can't do much of anything. Still, I had a delicious lobster roll from the food kiosks (Red Hook Lobster Pound). Inside Arthur Ashe, the seating was great, there were plenty of bathrooms and food options, and with the screens, you could see everything. What I didn't like, was the constant seat switching by people trying to get better seats. I suppose this happens at stadiums everywhere, but since you are supposed to be in your seat for play to start, this was so annoying to see people going up and down the stairs. Still, we got to see some great tennis, and the vibes here are great. It took forever to get to the ride share pickup (this needs better signage) and we walked quite a ways in the dark.

    I came here for the first time on the first day of the US open and I was very impressed! We took a…read moreLyft to the stadium and the ride share drop off / parking lot is a bit of a walk to the actual stadium. However they do offer a courtesy shuttle which I thought was nice. Security was quick and easy to get through especially considering the large crowds. The US Open village really is as cool as they say. Lots of Us open swag for sale and corporate sponsor pop ups (saw a lot from Chase in particular). If you leave the game you can always watch the match from one or the several television screens outside too. I thought the food options weee excellent. I saw lots of high end restaurants lile Coqadoq and FUKU and Eataly. Not your run of the mill fast food. It's very pricey though($8 for a soda). Don't believe they permit outside food. Inside the stadium itself, ithe seats were clean. Not super comfortable but pretty standard stadium seats . I liked how before the start of the game they televised the player rules. As someone who doesn't follow tennis closely this was a nice refresh. I'm not sure that I've seen this at other sports games I've been to. All in all I enjoyed my experience at Asher Ashe. I can't believe it's taken me this long to visit.

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    Flushing Meadows

    The total Duration of the show is 2 hours, after the 1st hour, there is a 20 minute break before…read morethe start of the 2nd half! They are usually here from November to the first week of December. Onsite parking $10 & Porta Potties located on the side of the tent... lines are crazy during the break, get out there fast or HOLD it! Such mix feelings I been coming here for almost a decade! I feel as the show has definitely, gone through a transformation for the worse. The show was just lacking, I would of been more entertained watching YouTube. It reminded me of a bootleg circus. Don't get it twisted the acts were ok & that's the problem there was no WOW factor! The only animal acts were dogs doing some mediocre tricks & Horses running around in circles. The all men clowns were spraying the audience w/ water & groping each other. There was a segment, where one clown was softly touching another clowns private parts! Then there was a dance act, where the female dancer was in a thong..doing all kinds of naughty splits with her vagina all up in her partner face. I don't mind these things, but this is a kid friendly show. My Daugther's eyes popped out of her head & she asked me "Why did she put her Totiko(Vagina) in his face?LMAO!

    Love the staff they are great. Especially one person which name i dont remember, shes been an…read moreamazing teacher to my child. She's motivating and pushes their boundaries while prioritizing safety

    Forest Hills Stadium - stadiumsarenas - Updated May 2026

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