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Hanging in suite 8 listening to the leading ladies concert Nice venue Easy parking Great food choice with full bar
Not a huge fan. It's a newer version of the Sports Arena, but I still prefer that to Frontwave. First of all, I hate it when a big Arena is in an area with zero free street parking. That means any time you come you have to remember that you're paying $25+ just to park. Sucks. We came to Cake, which was the first concert when it opened. We ran into untrained staff, confusion, and rude treatment when it came to questions about ADA policies. They also refused to have lids or straws for the fountain drink cups, which caused them to pour out on the ground because the cup holders for the seats were at an angle. Luckily they have since seen the error of their ways, and gotten lids and straws. Hooray! Tanners is here as a food vendor, but the food is cafeteria style. So your really expensive burger and fries have been sitting in the warming slot probably a while. Maybe eat before you come, and just buy an overpriced drink instead. I do not ever pay for tickets to anything here, I only come if I win something. Sockers, AAA basketball, etc, plus the occasional random concert are the events here. We came to Fight Night recently because they were a win from a radio station. Not my first choice of entertainment, it was underwhelming.
Another epic night at Frontwave Arena! Was invited by a friend to attend the Sockers Championship Game! The team won convincingly and we were able to witness them win their 17th Championship. The vibe was electric. The crowd cheering and changing all throughout the game. 10-3 was the final score. To finally watch a team from San Diego win something meaningful was amazing. I will never forget the night!
After so many visits, I've honestly forgiven this place and decided to update my review because things truly have improved. Security is a little better now, although there are still inconsistencies when it comes to enforcing prohibited items depending on which security guard you get. That part definitely still needs improvement. I'd give this place 4 stars mainly because the food and venue prices have increased drastically but honestly, that seems to be the case everywhere these days. Even with the higher costs, this is still a beautiful and very pristine stadium. It's easy to navigate, parking has never really been an issue for us, and the overall venue experience has been great. The staff here at Frontwave Arena have been amazing, especially the arena staff and event crews. We actually just bought season tickets for next season to support the San Diego Sockers because that's how much we've enjoyed coming here. As an Oceanside resident and native, I feel like I have to support Frontwave right now because it's becoming part of the identity of this great coastal city on the West Coast.
Awesome new sports venue in North County San Diego. We came to see my nephew play with the SD Strike Force. The parking is $20/vehicle. We were security screened at the front entrance and the event staff was great. Upon entering, there are signs that point towards the places that you want to visit while in the arena. It's like a totem pole of signage, very helpful. We opted to eat here: Tri Tip Nachos (pre made in a closed container and waiting under a heat lamp, and soggy when I got them back to my seat after 5 mins of walking to it) and fish tacos. The food was OK, but not delicious. The excitement was the game, the scoreboard, the fans, the players, the music, and the announcers. I really enjoyed this venue as a fan. I expressed to my Husband that I'd like to get season tickets to support the SD Strike Force Team. Overall, a great experience. Great work SD Strikeforce!
ACCESSIBLE & INTIMATE LOCAL ARENA! My Mom and I recently had the pleasure of visiting Frontwave arena during a SD Clippers vs. Stockton Kings game towards the end of the season. We were surprised by the lovely views and atmosphere. Every seat had a great angle and the video screens were visible to everyone! Personally, I enjoyed this arena a lot as I visited while I was recovering from a knee injury. We purchased tickets closest to the top of the stairs so I wouldn't hurt myself and overexert my knee! The ticket booth attendant was helpful and provided us the correct seats to accommodate my situation. Tickets are a little pricy, but worth the value and accessibility. Upstairs there's seats for "VIP" guests, honestly those seats seem further away from the action and are only for looks. Court-side seats are also available. There's food at every corner of this venue. Grabbing a bite to eat during the intermission was a breeze as a concession area was near. We were back to our seats in five minutes after purchasing a bag of popcorn! My only issue with this arena, is that they could've added more paint and decor. I felt it was little too minimalist for me. Parking was easy (although we had to pay) and the lot felt safe when returned to our car around 9pm. The lot is well-lit with cute street lamps across the space.
We attended a free family friendly FIFA watch party. The place was so clean and well organized. Every employee was friendly and nice. It was so cool to see the interactive games for kids going on. Loved it!
This is a really nice venue with a small but solid selection of food options. I came here for a soccer game and had a great time. The arena itself is on the smaller side, but it's fairly new and very clean, which makes the experience even better. One of the best parts is that there really isn't a bad seat in the house, you can see the entire field clearly from anywhere, which is a huge plus. Parking isn't free but overall, a great spot to catch a game. I'll definitely be coming back!
We came to front wave Arena for a college graduation. First off parking was horrible! There is not a designated spot to drop off handicap either and if there was, it must've been blocked by buses because I literally just had to pull up to the stop sign and drop off my mother-in-law. The actual venue isn't huge. I felt comfortable there. It was a good size and you didn't have to do a bunch of walking. The prices of the food and drink were ridiculous like every other venue. I think they need to have better parking. The food that they had wasn't bad I really enjoyed the chicken fingers and the french fries. My daughter said the pretzel was pretty good and my son enjoyed his hotdog. Bathrooms are pretty close and they were clean as well.
Love how clean the venue is. But the food is way too expensive. For three meals. I spent close to $70 not worth it. Come full because them drinks are expensive too.
Cool Arena used for sports, concerts, and other events. I attended a fundraiser/gala but instead of the usual fancy ballgowns the dress code was sports gear. Fun! There's a spacious parking lot directly in front of the entrance. Can't speak to how crowded it would be for a public event but there's plenty of parking. Inside there are food vendor or merch stalls that line the hallway before going down to your seats and the arena. I saw that Lisa Lisa was performing soon. Hoping to be able to attend another event here!
Last night I went and saw the "I want my 80's tour" featuring Paul Young, Wang Chung, John Waite and Rick Springfield. A friend had a ticket and invited me last minute. It was the first time I've been to an event here since the grand opening. To start, I still do not like the parking situation here at all. It's too expensive and it sells out. I watched numerous people parking with barely enough room to get out of their cars, and these weren't heavy people. We were there early and we saw the line to get in so we waited in the car for a little while. The rules of what you can bring and can't bring inside are pretty strict so read them carefully. I saw several people having to return to their cars to put items in that were not allowed. Once we got to the front and were scanned through it was pretty empty inside. The restroom was clean and well stocked on the first visit. The food and beverage prices were very expensive (I know it's pricy at all the venues) for food that's sitting under a heat lamp but I knew that going in and didn't plan to order anything. We got to our seats and watched people file in at a slow trickle. Even at the end of the night, there were lots of empty seats, not sure if it's the venue or the musicians. It was quite a mixed crowd. Most of the bands were good. I appreciated the sound for the most part. I could mostly understand what the musicians were playing, singing, and saying. There was a short break between each of the bands, which I also appreciated. My second bathroom visit wasn't as good as the first, there was no toilet paper in some of the stalls and there was toilet paper all over the floor. There was a nice cooling breeze during the concert which was great and I've never found that at any other venue. Living in north county it's nice to have a venue close by. Hopefully, the longer it's open the better the bands will become and it will become a more desired place to go.
Not a bad seat in this whole arena. It's small, think just the lower half of Sports Arena. I've attended several concerts and basketball games here now, and no matter where I sit, I still have a stellar view. Food sounded exciting with Cardiff Crack and Tanners in the house, but it is basically a premade version that's kept under heat lamps, so not nearly the same as the original. Drinks are good and strong. However, the lines to get drinks is super long even with multiple bars throughout. Athletic beers available for a nonalcoholic option.
2 months ago
We really wanted to do something unique this year to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States. 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 read more
Frontwave Arena has quickly become one of my favorite entertainment venues in North County. We've attended 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. read more
4 months ago
Hanging in suite 8 listening to the leading ladies concert Nice venue Easy parking Great food choice with full bar read more
Not a huge fan. It's a newer version of the Sports Arena, but I still prefer that to Frontwave. First of all, I hate it when a big Arena is in an area with zero free street parking. That means any time you come you have to remember that you're paying $25+ just to park. Sucks. We came to Cake, which was the first concert when it opened. We ran into untrained staff, confusion, and rude treatment when it came to questions about ADA policies. They also refused to have lids or straws for the fountain drink cups, which caused them to pour out on the ground because the cup holders for the seats were at an angle. Luckily they have since seen the error of their ways, and gotten lids and straws. Hooray! Tanners is here as a food vendor, but the food is cafeteria style. So your really expensive burger and fries have been sitting in the warming slot probably a while. Maybe eat before you come, and just buy an overpriced drink instead. I do not ever pay for tickets to anything here, I only come if I win something. Sockers, AAA basketball, etc, plus the occasional random concert are the events here. We came to Fight Night recently because they were a win from a radio station. Not my first choice of entertainment, it was underwhelming. read more
Another epic night at Frontwave Arena! Was invited by a friend to attend the Sockers Championship Game! The team won convincingly and we were able to witness them win their 17th Championship. The vibe was electric. The crowd cheering and changing all throughout the game. 10-3 was the final score. To finally watch a team from San Diego win something meaningful was amazing. I will never forget the night! read more
27 days ago
After so many visits, I've honestly forgiven this place and decided to update my review because things truly have improved. Security is a little better now, although there are still inconsistencies when it comes to enforcing prohibited items depending on which security guard you get. That part definitely still needs improvement. I'd give this place 4 stars mainly because the food and venue prices have increased drastically but honestly, that seems to be the case everywhere these days. Even with the higher costs, this is still a beautiful and very pristine stadium. It's easy to navigate, parking has never really been an issue for us, and the overall venue experience has been great. The staff here at Frontwave Arena have been amazing, especially the arena staff and event crews. We actually just bought season tickets for next season to support the San Diego Sockers because that's how much we've enjoyed coming here. As an Oceanside resident and native, I feel like I have to support Frontwave right now because it's becoming part of the identity of this great coastal city on the West Coast. read more
Awesome new sports venue in North County San Diego. We came to see my nephew play with the SD Strike Force. The parking is $20/vehicle. We were security screened at the front entrance and the event staff was great. Upon entering, there are signs that point towards the places that you want to visit while in the arena. It's like a totem pole of signage, very helpful. We opted to eat here: Tri Tip Nachos (pre made in a closed container and waiting under a heat lamp, and soggy when I got them back to my seat after 5 mins of walking to it) and fish tacos. The food was OK, but not delicious. The excitement was the game, the scoreboard, the fans, the players, the music, and the announcers. I really enjoyed this venue as a fan. I expressed to my Husband that I'd like to get season tickets to support the SD Strike Force Team. Overall, a great experience. Great work SD Strikeforce! read more
6 months ago
ACCESSIBLE & INTIMATE LOCAL ARENA! My Mom and I recently had the pleasure of visiting Frontwave arena during a SD Clippers vs. Stockton Kings game towards the end of the season. We were surprised by the lovely views and atmosphere. Every seat had a great angle and the video screens were visible to everyone! Personally, I enjoyed this arena a lot as I visited while I was recovering from a knee injury. We purchased tickets closest to the top of the stairs so I wouldn't hurt myself and overexert my knee! The ticket booth attendant was helpful and provided us the correct seats to accommodate my situation. Tickets are a little pricy, but worth the value and accessibility. Upstairs there's seats for "VIP" guests, honestly those seats seem further away from the action and are only for looks. Court-side seats are also available. There's food at every corner of this venue. Grabbing a bite to eat during the intermission was a breeze as a concession area was near. We were back to our seats in five minutes after purchasing a bag of popcorn! My only issue with this arena, is that they could've added more paint and decor. I felt it was little too minimalist for me. Parking was easy (although we had to pay) and the lot felt safe when returned to our car around 9pm. The lot is well-lit with cute street lamps across the space. read more
This is a really nice venue with a small but solid selection of food options. I came here for a soccer game and had a great time. The arena itself is on the smaller side, but it's fairly new and very clean, which makes the experience even better. One of the best parts is that there really isn't a bad seat in the house, you can see the entire field clearly from anywhere, which is a huge plus. Parking isn't free but overall, a great spot to catch a game. I'll definitely be coming back! read more
4 months ago
We came to front wave Arena for a college graduation. First off parking was horrible! There is not a designated spot to drop off handicap either and if there was, it must've been blocked by buses because I literally just had to pull up to the stop sign and drop off my mother-in-law. The actual venue isn't huge. I felt comfortable there. It was a good size and you didn't have to do a bunch of walking. The prices of the food and drink were ridiculous like every other venue. I think they need to have better parking. The food that they had wasn't bad I really enjoyed the chicken fingers and the french fries. My daughter said the pretzel was pretty good and my son enjoyed his hotdog. Bathrooms are pretty close and they were clean as well. read more
2 months ago
Love how clean the venue is. But the food is way too expensive. For three meals. I spent close to $70 not worth it. Come full because them drinks are expensive too. read more
Cool Arena used for sports, concerts, and other events. I attended a fundraiser/gala but instead of the usual fancy ballgowns the dress code was sports gear. Fun! There's a spacious parking lot directly in front of the entrance. Can't speak to how crowded it would be for a public event but there's plenty of parking. Inside there are food vendor or merch stalls that line the hallway before going down to your seats and the arena. I saw that Lisa Lisa was performing soon. Hoping to be able to attend another event here! read more
Last night I went and saw the "I want my 80's tour" featuring Paul Young, Wang Chung, John Waite and Rick Springfield. A friend had a ticket and invited me last minute. It was the first time I've been to an event here since the grand opening. To start, I still do not like the parking situation here at all. It's too expensive and it sells out. I watched numerous people parking with barely enough room to get out of their cars, and these weren't heavy people. We were there early and we saw the line to get in so we waited in the car for a little while. The rules of what you can bring and can't bring inside are pretty strict so read them carefully. I saw several people having to return to their cars to put items in that were not allowed. Once we got to the front and were scanned through it was pretty empty inside. The restroom was clean and well stocked on the first visit. The food and beverage prices were very expensive (I know it's pricy at all the venues) for food that's sitting under a heat lamp but I knew that going in and didn't plan to order anything. We got to our seats and watched people file in at a slow trickle. Even at the end of the night, there were lots of empty seats, not sure if it's the venue or the musicians. It was quite a mixed crowd. Most of the bands were good. I appreciated the sound for the most part. I could mostly understand what the musicians were playing, singing, and saying. There was a short break between each of the bands, which I also appreciated. My second bathroom visit wasn't as good as the first, there was no toilet paper in some of the stalls and there was toilet paper all over the floor. There was a nice cooling breeze during the concert which was great and I've never found that at any other venue. Living in north county it's nice to have a venue close by. Hopefully, the longer it's open the better the bands will become and it will become a more desired place to go. read more
Not a bad seat in this whole arena. It's small, think just the lower half of Sports Arena. I've attended several concerts and basketball games here now, and no matter where I sit, I still have a stellar view. Food sounded exciting with Cardiff Crack and Tanners in the house, but it is basically a premade version that's kept under heat lamps, so not nearly the same as the original. Drinks are good and strong. However, the lines to get drinks is super long even with multiple bars throughout. Athletic beers available for a nonalcoholic option. read more
7 months ago
I've never been more frustrated by something as basic as parking. At Frontwave Arena, it took over an hour just to get into Lot B, which is a dirt lot, only to then be told parking was $25 instead of the clearly posted $20. That alone felt like a bait-and-switch. But somehow, getting out was even worse. Another hour just to leave. One driveway in, one driveway out, and absolutely no visible coordination or traffic management. No signage, very few staff directing flow effectively, no communication ahead of time about what to expect. Just a slow-moving mess with hundreds of cars stuck and no clear plan. And honestly, if you live anywhere near this venue, I genuinely feel for you. The way access roads are handled during events completely clogs the area. It's not just inconvenient for attendees, it seems like it would be a nightmare for residents trying to get in or out of their own neighborhood. The most shocking part? This wasn't even a full event. I was there for Michael McIntyre, and the arena was only half utilized. If this is how operations run at partial capacity, I genuinely can't imagine the chaos of a sold-out show. The venue itself may be new, but the parking and traffic experience feels like it was never thought through. For something so fundamental to the guest experience, this was a complete miss. Until this is fixed, I'd strongly reconsider attending another event here--or at the very least, plan for a very long and frustrating start and end to your night. read more
1 year ago
I attended the 80s concert at Frontwave Arena last night. Overall, it was an okay experience, but there are definitely some areas for improvement. Lot B parking was organized, after paying $20 attendant will direct us to our spot. The line to get in was manageable, bag checks were in place. Prices at the concession was extremely high Never again, definitely a rip off! the seating were small and uncomfortable . Lightning was disappointing, the venue really needs to invest a better lightning and sounds system. The audio quality was harsh, my eardrums were not happy! read more
9 months ago
I'm so happy there's a local venue in North County. Sits about 7000, I think. Intimate. Even the back section seats give a decent view compared to other arenas. I've watched one Clippers game and attended a handful of concerts since Frontwave's opening. Last December, we sat in section 114, Row 7. Excellent view of KSON Country Christmas. I still found myself watching the large display even being so close. We usually park in Lot A, paying extra for convenience. It's the briefest of walks to the entrance. It's helpful too that we go an hour before the event for a closer spot. There are a few dining options. Tanner's Prime Burger is my go-to. All food stands have meals ready made for you to grab. Popcorn, pretzels, nachos, etc also available for easy snacking. Cutwater Cocktail Bar greets you at the entrance. The Pala Lounge may be better for ordering cocktails because folks hit up the main entrance bar before finding their seat. There are a couple of other places for canned alcohol if you're not drinking cocktails. I wish there was a better selection of canned cocktails. Food and drinks aren't cheap but they are the same as any other concert or sporting event. Concert swag is normally by section 108. Not a far walk from whatever section you're in. I've had nothing but good experiences here and looking forward to many more events to attend. read more
10 months ago
It's disappointing to see lower reviews for specific concerts rather than the venue itself. With each show comes different sound people and different variables. If we are rating on the venue alone (as you should) it's a great venue. I've been here twice now for concerts only and it's been so much fun. There's no bad seat wherever you sit, the food options with tanners and Cardiff crack are stellar. And the drinks are good. The lounge is especially nice and a fun vibe to hangout in pre show. I hope they have more concerts at decent pricing here because it's really a great venue. read more
8 months ago
This place is visually stunning - sleek modern design, great sightlines from every seat, and that fresh venue smell that screams "multi-million dollar investment." The acoustics are solid, and the lighting setup makes it feel like a premium spot for events. If you're into architecture or just appreciate a well-built arena, it's a beauty. That said, my experience watching a G-League basketball game here on a Friday night was a total mixed bag, and not in a good way. First off, the $25 parking fee hit like a sucker punch - we're talking G-League hoops, not courtside at the Staples Center! And don't get me started on the $15 beers; that's highway robbery for a domestic draft in an empty stadium. It completely kills the casual, fun vibe you want for minor league sports. The place was eerily sparse, maybe 20% full at tip-off, which made the whole evening feel underwhelming and echoey. Oceanside folks, I get it - this pricing screams "tourist trap" rather than community hub, and the empty seats are screaming back that the market isn't biting. Pro tip: If they dial back the gouging and focus on affordable family nights or local promotions, this could be a gem. For now, I'd recommend it for bigger events like concerts where the splurge feels justified, but skip the G-League unless you're ballin' on a budget that includes overpriced suds. Oceanside deserves better - fingers crossed they listen to the feedback! read more
Super disappointing. Poor organization & execution. We came for the July 3 fireworks Party in the Plaza. They marketed food - it's just hot dogs, stale popcorn, stale chips & congealed cheese they call nachos. It's mostly inedible & they keep running out of stuff. They ran out of bottled water You can't leave & go over to the food trucks & re-enter. 4 little marketing booths & 1 set of corn hole. read more
11 months ago
1 year ago
If you have an account at Frontwave Credit Union, flash your ATM card to get entry through the VIP line! I've been here twice now. The first was for a soccer game. From what I could tell, not a bad seat in the house. The second time was for a comedy show. Also, it appeared there was not a bad seat in the house. Someone recently told me that the arena was designed as such so that all seats are pretty good! They have several decent food options including burgers, hot dogs and tacos. Be prepared to pay arena prices for food, beverages and parking! The bathrooms are big and clean. The seats are a bit tight. read more
I attended a G League game at Frontwave Arena to watch the Clippers face off against the Memphis Hustle, cheering on my nephew. Driving in from Los Angeles, I found parking to be very inexpensive with multiple options available. the cheapest was on a dirt lot I did that one night for 15.00. The area also has plenty of good restaurants for a meal beforehand, though I didn't try the food inside the arena. The seats were affordable and offered a great view of the game. One standout aspect was the incredibly kind and accommodating staff, who made the experience even more enjoyable. I attended two games here, and both times everyone was really nice. read more
First time at this venue, the layout was similar to SDSU arena mostly for basketball games, but could be used for concerts which I attended tonight for Dream Theater 40th Anniversary, the seating sections were great, a lot of spaces around, easily access, have reserved ada since my wife is pregnant I did request that for her and went to my regular seat which was down on the floor area, the concert sound system was best. Parking was $20 according to the staff who stopped me and told me they gave me a discount because of my ADA placard, not sure how much they charged for regular, but they take cards only and no receipt read more
It was my first live basketball game and it was so fun! It was Star Wars theme that night, so they had a photo booth and people dressed up as well. Since we were courtside, we had a server take our order at our seats. I got a pretzel and hot dog, but they also have popcorn and candies. Hubby got a beer. Since we were so close, the ball would come by my head several times lol. It was a good game- the SD clippers won against the Texas Rangers! read more
3 months ago
Hey, North County San Diego has an arena. Sports, concerts, basket weaving, whatever. I guess the San Diego Clippers of the NBA "G" League, whatever that is, play here. Anyway, count me in. There isn't a bad seat in this very intimate arena. There is just under 3,500 seats and nearly all of them are on the floor level. So don't worry about getting seats closest to the floor. They are almost all close to the floor. Parking is a breeze, or at least it was for us. Although I purchased parking in the "B" lot (for peasants), they directed me into the "A" ("Premier") lot, which is literally a few steps away from the entrance. Exiting was a bit of a pain. There were a lot of workers standing around, not directing anyone. It took about 15 minutes to exit so it was not that bad. They were supposed to open the doors at 11:30 a.m. but opened them at 11:45 a.m. Come on, guys. The arena itself looks and feels very new. You can probably walk around the inside of it in less than 10 minutes, at a brisk pace. There are several food stands (all local businesses, I believe) inside although the food is OUTRAGEOUSLY priced. A cheeseburger, fries (massive portion), soft drink, and popcorn cost almost $40. So, watch out for those prices. They were not all open during our visit, likely because the arena was far from full capacity. There were a number of stands for beer (all closed) but the beers all seemed to be locals, which is nice. Overall, this is a great addition to the neighborhood. read more
First and foremost to begin with, as a local, it is exciting that we're getting a stadium in Oceanside for local small events. This indoor soccer brought together a lot of locals together, and families to enjoy the exciting game. The stadium was a lot smaller than what I would have imagined. It's equivalent to a high school stadium. Make sure you read the clear bag policy and the prohibited items before making your way to the arena. Staff was very friendly and professional. There was no charge for the parking lot so that is a plus . They had food available in the stadium. I would consider it to be on the pricey side, hot dog and a drink were like $15 , and alcoholic canned drinks were $15 each. This was a great place to bring families! I would consider it to be affordable for this indoor soccer game. It was roughly $60 and The kids were having a blast, enjoying the games . The stadium seating was a bit snug . They do have other seating area near the bars on the outer area areas. The chairs looked a lot more comfier and you have somewhat of a comfortable experience with a tall chairs and tables. I definitely hope to come back and experience, future events . read more
Purchase parking in advance to save a little money. It's $15 online or $20 in person for the GA parking lot. Be aware that this parking lot is a dirt lot. There is a small bag policy here, so make sure you look at their website for the size limits. We saw someone get turned away for a purse that was too big. They don't have bag lockers or anything like that, so might as well be prepared before you arrive. Due to the size of the location, there aren't any bad seats in the house. The fees and taxes are almost as much as the ticket price itself. Food and drinks are more grab and go style. Food is in boxes under heat lamps and drinks are either in fridges or poured (if you go to a bar). I recommend checking out the patio bar area which has plenty of seating and a few fire pits. read more
Checked out the new Frontwave Arena in Oceanside for the affiliated LA Clippers G league team. Very nice arena! They also hold other venues like the indoor SD soccer team and other major events. It is a little far but it's worth it if they have major events there. Parking is big and easy to get to. read more
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