I had a great experience at the Dome at America Center. Went to the R& B Tour (Usher Raymond &…read moreChris Brown) and it was definitely an experience! Didn't just feel like i was watching a performance, but like being a part of it! My friend and I were seated in Section 316 row A and it honestly felt like we were in the 200's with great views! I'm scared of heights and don't do nosebleeds, these seating were perfect and will definitely buy seats in this section again. Drinks & water were pricey. $18 for a shot. The bartender who served me was generous with her pour so I gave an additional tip. Downside: 1. Crowded as to be expected though. Upon arrival, there were long lines to enter the arena. Thought I'll missed a portion of the show arriving 1hr late, but nope. They were still trying to get people in. 2. The escalators, not many so feel like sardines trying to get onto one. I eventually opted to take the stairs thinking I'm "just going to the 300's sections." Boy I was wrong! If I remember correctly it was close to 6 flight of stairs! I was out of breath halfway lol. 3. Elevators are a few, and not easily located. If you are differently able, suggest that you arrive extremely early to avoid the crowd. I didn't have to use the restrooms, but while chatting to another concert goer she mentioned that the building is not frequently used, so it tends to experience maintenance issues on the night of shows. I didn't observe any of that. Lobby area and surroundings where clean. Similar to stadiums people place drinks on the ground and it gets knocked over, so you might have an unusual liquid running by you. Last time I was here was to see Beyonce in 2023 and also had a great experience. Definitely will return, but will try to arrive much earlier. I recommend taking public transportations or a ride share. If not, you'll probably be at a standstill when trying to leave. The metro link is a couple blocks away, easy walk (with the exception of a flight of stairs from the train tracks). On event nights, Metro (trains) runs on an extended schedule, so you don't have to worry about leaving the show early. Will say though, those trains can get packed. Especially when leaving the show. Tip (If you choose to watch the videos clips I uploaded, you might need to mute the others not currently listening to.

We came for a barbershop international competition. There is parking across the road from the dome,…read morebut this location is not very friendly for those with disabilities. The distance from parking to seating is very far. We had elderly people with us who are not wheel chair users but struggled with the distance. The layout is confusing without good signage. The performance set up was nice, and I had floor seats. The display screens were good quality for those farther away. The floor seats were small but sturdy. Don't miss the super cute photo op with the mini arch.

We have been an avid city fan as founding supporters and only missing a few games since the start…read more We are SANTOS supporters and love being among our fellow supporter groups. My go to: *park at the meters for cheap and sometimes free parking *Join us at the pre match supporters march starting at Fiesta Futbol with Santos. We march to the main supporters area to walk among the rest. It's a blast! *join a supporters group or come join us in the supporters section. I promise you'll have fun! *go to the restroom 5 minutes until half... no lines then walk your cute self over to get an empanada and plantains at Mayo Ketchup. 10/10 every time it slaps. *use the market for hands free checkout * use the city app for a discount and to load your card * cheer city on.. duh!

Experiencing a soccer game at Energizer Park should be on everyone's bucket list, whether you…read morecurrently live in STL or are just visiting! I understand that this stadium is still pretty new (construction completed in 2022), but it is 100% the nicest sports stadium I have ever been to. There are plenty of parking lots around, and while they are a little pricey ($30-45), they are a short walk from the stadium and can be reserved ahead of time thru ParkMobile to ensure you get a spot. Even better, if you don't wanna pay that much, there is a ton of street parking available if you're willing to arrive an hour or two before a game. Before you even enter, there's a nice area right outside with vendors selling food, drinks, and merch. Typically, there's a "block party" where you can listen to live music, socialize, eat/drink, and play some fun games for small prizes. They also have a cornhole area out front creating even more activities you can dive into pre-game. Entry into the stadium is quick & seamless, though still secure. Thanks to the amazing staff, the stadium is incredibly clean and feels brand new. There are a TON of local vendors offering food & drinks, and although they're a bit pricey, I have yet to try something I don't like. Balkan Treat Box is obviously a staple and 10/10 while the Tito's bar near section 140 had yummy vodka slushies that I would definitely get again. There's also a handful of places that allow you to pre-order food and drinks through the app which helps cut down on the time spent waiting in line (the lines can get pretty long). There are a few lounges on the corners of the stadium that look really nice, though I haven't explored them quite yet. My only gripe with the stadium is that the bathrooms are sometimes a little hidden, even when following signs, so despite there being many bathrooms some of them can be difficult to find. The fans are what really make this experience unique, though. I'd never been to a sports game where 99% of the fans have team gear on until I went to Energizer Park to see CITY play. The fans are super passionate and will really get into the game (as they should). Do note that there is a standing area on the North side of the park with a bunch of die-hard fans constantly waving flags & pounding drums, so if you're not into that then you may want to avoid that section of the park. But when the game starts it's like you're transported to a different world as everyone comes together and cheers for CITY via chants, drums, & flags. Overall, Energizer Park offers an incredibly clean & fun experience that's welcoming even to non-soccer fans. I would highly recommend catching a game as you will not be disappointed!

Review: Disney on Ice Feb 2026 I love live entertainment!…read moreThis event was for the kiddos... and of course myself & grandma too! (any reason to be a big kid again)! Tickets: I drove downtown to the box office to save on the extra convenient fees that are automatically added if purchased online through ticket master. Service: This time around, they were two employees working. One was a lady, I wanted to wait for the older guy who was already helping someone, as he seemed very helpful in giving her insights. The lady decided to open up her window and called for the next customer. She was EXTREMELY RUDE! Almost turned me away! I ended up telling her that I will take some time to look on the website myself because she seemed as though she didn't want to be of help, and was rushing me to make a decision (no one was waiting behind me). I quickly browse the web and decided to wait for the older gentleman as I first intended to. I am glad I did. He was VERY Helpful! We got seats very close to the ice for very low cost! He also offered his recommendations! Event: We opted for the 11AM event, large turn out, but mostly longer children as to be expected for that time during school hours. Lots of lighting & stage effects being utilized which I love. However, this maybe not safe for someone who struggles with seizure disorders. Concession Stands: As you can imagine, plenty of vendors to get ALL of your money with all the Disney on Ice Sovereign. Food: We opted for quick bites and cotton candies. Plenty of junk food to choose from! Parking: Limited street parking available. Near by lots available for a fee. Closer ones cost more. We opted for one diagonal the venue for $20, I believe it was card only. Also, the metro link has a stop right next to the venue's location! I've opted for that option before to cut cost. Recommendations: Kiddos enjoyed it and so did we! Definitely worth checking a show out!

The Enterprise Center was electrifying. This was perfect for a sporting event. Fans filled the…read moreplace. Excitement rang from everywhere. Everyone in Blues attire. The best hockey stadium in the world. Only fitting for the best fans in the world. I can say this. Hockey fans are so much better and lively than baseball fans. St Louis is known as a baseball city. They may want to rethink that. Customer service was wonderful all night. From the time I walked in until the time I left the building. They did an amazing job to make you feel welcome and appreciated. The nachos were good, but not great. The chips and cheese were very good. The meat was okay, but something was off with the meat in my opinion. It wasn't bad. It might have been the texture for me. The jalapeños were great. The portion size was huge. The refillable soda was huge. I thought I was going to get a refill. I couldn't even finish my Mellow Yellow soda. The only disappointing part it was the last game of the season. I enjoyed everything tremendously.

Perfect first visit to Chaifetz Arena last Friday night. We came from Oregon to see Ella Langley,…read moreand it was sold out and the setting was perfect. In particular, Mark one of the ushers/security? was extremely gracious to my wife and he told her that it would be easier to use the restrooms on the main floor versus going back up. (we were in row e) Nice touch Mark. The lines were long, but hey...it was sold out and everything worked out perfectly. Except for the rain after the show, but I doubt the Arena had any control over that.

Good venue for hosting concerts, and small scale sporting events. Getting to the venue and checking…read morein and was easy. They have a parking garage for your parking needs or if you're lucky, you can grab street parking. Plenty of bathrooms, and concessions.

Great stadium. Wonderful temporary home for City2 to play. Can't wait for the new stadium to openread more

The amazing Busch Stadium! They have perfected on how to get thousands of people admitted rather…read moresmoothly. They tend to run a lot of fun promotions, and sometimes run special rates on tickets. Parking around the stadium ranges from $20-$50. There are stadium garages and private lots. It's fun to watch a baseball game or a concert here.

First time at Busch Stadium watching a baseball game. What an ending!…read more The St Louis Cardinals are the bitter rivals of the Chicago Cubs in MLB. Growing up in Chicagoland, I was very aware of this but didn't really care since I was a Chicago White Sox fan. I've been planning trips longer out, So I suggested a daytime baseball game with my childhood friend and his wife who live in the area, and chose 9/13/26 when the Sox were visiting. This was planned as soon as the schedule came out earlier in the year. Now, expectations for ticket prices were expected to be dirt cheap...the White Sox had the worst season of any team in the HISTORY of modern baseball 2 seasons ago, and the Cardinals are going through a deliberate rebuild/reset. So I agreed that we could get tickets much later in the year at a reseller (expecting it to be similar to Angels tickets I had gotten to see the Sox earlier this year). Well as sometimes happen, both teams are overperforming and still in the playoff hunt (at the time) and the one workable game was the one on Saturday night (9/12/2026). This was also the night that two Cardinal legends (Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina) would be inducted into the Cardinals Hall of Fame...plus they were giving away bobbleheads. So prices never came down, and I ended up getting 4 tickets via Stubhub for above face value ($74.42 per in section 359)....not the best deal, but did get 11% back from CapitalOneShopping and 10% back from using Paze. We weren't willing to come super early to get the bobbleheads, instead coming after the pregame ceremony had started. Parking was $20 in cash for an outlier lot, and used a golf cart to get to the entrance (later realized it's unlicensed and unaffiliated with the team...probably wouldn't do that again). The sightlines were good to watch the game, though because we were on the third base side and the home plate ump was right handed, I couldn't clearly see him calling strikes with his arm (his body would cover the motion from my viewpoint). For me, it made a big difference in enjoying the game. Food was meh. Great free WiFi, though, which was important since my T-mobile service was unusable because of the bandwidth usage in the area. The best part was the outcome of the game. It was clear to my untrained eye that these were not good teams, with clear holes in their lineup and pitching. It was quite frankly pretty boring, with runs being scored on walks with bases loaded, errors being committed on routine plays, no home runs...nothing showing that these were major league teams ready to contend. But the end was...classic. Down by the 1, the visitors were down to their last strike on their last out in the top of the 9th, with the batter being a scrap-heap pickup who had previously played for the home team for 4 years (and who had gotten an ovation from the home fans when he first batted...Cardinal fans are indeed very knowledgeable). All against the Cardinals closer. But on that last strike, he turns on one, pushing a fly ball that barely curves fair on the right field line, just over the outstretched glove of the Cardinals outfielder...for a 2-run homer. Suddenly all the Cardinals fans that were standing up and cheering for the last out (and the one obnoxious guy in back of me who demanded I stand too since not doing so would be 'rude'), went silent....deathly silent. And then you could hear the few White Sox fans (me included) yelling for what they had seen, while the hitter slowly rounded the bases. That in a nutshell is baseball...especially if the Pope is on your side.

I went with a large group of people to the O.A.R. concert. It was my first time at this venue. I…read morehave nothing but great things to say! It was fun. It was well set up. It felt very clean and very organized. I'm already looking to my next event there.

I was at the very first concert at St Louis music park. It's one of my favorite venues…read more -comfy floor seats -smaller venue so really good seats and view of the bands -large area to hang out if early -good sound unless in the stands, it can be sketchy is what I experienced in the past. -parking is ok. It's changed over the years. $20 cash or credit is current and now split on both sides of the casino entry. They gave a crosswalk guard at end of concert but not at beginning -decent variety of vendors -reasonably priced drinks.nice! -easy to check in the gate (if you follow the instructions!) But for the love of all things holy, please get more bathrooms!! You will spend your entire intermission standing in the women's line. Port o potties not a huge help for the ladies. It was the #1 complaint as I stood inline with many first time attendees

Got seats here for a concert at Enterprise Center and Bull & Bear was well worth it!…read more Great atmosphere, great service and special shout out to all the female attendants/bar tenders who were so helpful!

I have no idea how much it costs to watch a game at the Bull & Bear, but for unlimited food and…read moredrink it can't be cheap. The service is friendly and dedicated. Want a phone charger, sure. Don't want to get up to get food or drink, they got it. Big smiles and a welcoming greeting every time you go in and out, of course. The space is well appointed, and though you are behind a net, it's still a great view of the game. The free drinks use middle of the road liquor, and you can get there before the game and stick around two hours after it ends. They have specialty cocktails too, so it's good booze for "free." The food is pretty good for buffet food. They always have hot dogs, brautwurst, and flat bread. They have a couple of specials each game, like blackened shrimp or beef brisket sliders. They also have a more traditional dinner, with meat, veggie, and starch. They also have a few appetizers like chips and dip or charcuterie. For dessert there are piles of candy along with cake cups and gooey butter cake. If you can snag tickets to the Bull & Bear, your going to have a great game day experience. The biggest disadvantage is that with all the new and exciting food offerings at Enterprise Center you are limited to a few catered options. It's not that you can't go get the other stuff, but it's hard to pay for food when you can get food stuff for free. Plus it's an open bar so really by the end of the game you won't mind anymo

Oval dirt track racing excitement for a cheap price…read more Nothing like watching and all out car race from 10 to 50 feet away. The pros go fast and the amateurs crash a lot at I-55 raceway. There is different divisions from watching little cavilers and neons with just rollcages added bang around the racetrack to full modifies that pitch sideways and throw dirt on the spectators sitting on the turns. As the cars and drivers get better I can start enjoying the strategy of how people take the turns (high full throttle or low throttle out) and trying to pass on such a small race track If you decide to come, where a hat and glasses to protect yourself from the flying dust. Plus bring ear protection atleast for the kids. Start off sitting away from the turns so you do not get hit by dirt, unless you decide you want the FULL experience. There is a large reinforced chain-link fence between visitors and the racetrack, but I would not allow my kids to hang on the fence. I walk a couple feet away because metal bends as it absorbs impact. Enjoy hearing "I tell you what" and "I heard that" from your nieghbors. The food is... interesting (eat just before you go). The restrooms are terrible. The "good old boy" experience is off the charts.

What do you see in the greasy mouthful of a pork fritter making its way to the icy, condensated lip…read moreof a Coors tallboy? What legacies do you find nestled, burrowing their way round the hot, dusty belly of a country racetrack? What hymns can be heard cycling through the drone of a thousand horses, a thousand circling eyes, a thousand milliseconds of a single heart beat? Americuh! Americuh! Americuh! In this chorus my voice rings true. When suddenly I found myself, bearing witness in jean shorts and cowboy boots, inside the pit of I-55 Raceway, shaking hands with a driver, marveling at the inner workings and goings on of a race pit, what more could I do than testify the passion play of this my fellow patriot? Four classes of cars raced that night, and four respective qualifying heats and two trips to the snack bar later, we hunkered down on the first inside turn and waited for the showcase showdown to begin. On an otherwise dull, kick the can sort of southern cicada night, one can imaging there ain't nothin more thrilling than watch twenty Late Models barrel towards the very spot you stand, with only inches and a chain link fence between you and god. After hearing a driver died recently at another dirt track, that release waiver I signed started making more sense. Then again, does Americuh exist without some mechanism of bodily danger? I shrugged that thought off just like Nick Lyons in the number 2 car did to Michael Koos in the 6, gunning off the low side to win by a heartbeat and metal, scraped up nose. Now, I'm no fan of NASCAR, and it's been told these dirt tracks are where the legends get their start. Spending time in the pits at I-55 Raceway to me is like being the first of a knowing few to follow a cool indie band, back when they were real, scraping together their own tour money, sleeping on people's couches; before they have time to impale themselves on a second album, get on an awards show and sell out. This is Americuh people! Heck, I'm still scratching those hours of freedom flyin dirt out of my hair. God and country's right. If you ain't first, you're last.

Grab your ticket and go support our hometown soccer team. We have a beautiful new stadium. There…read moreare no bad seats. Lots and lots of great local food choices. The stadium is full of energy. Music and activities greet you when you approach the stadium. There is street parking as well as a parking lot. Be sure to only carry a small purse - clear if you have one. They do have giveaways at some games. Go see what it's all about.

You never know if there's a promotional giveaway so it's always nice to show up early and get…read moreunexpected swag! But be warned: bags need to be clear plastic. And no umbrellas. They're like TSA when it comes to bringing in stuff against the rules