Went to a Mavs game at the American Airlines Center and had a really good time. I was sitting in…read morethe lower level, which made the experience so much better. Being close to the court and seeing everything happen in person was definitely worth it. The crowd was great and the energy picked up a lot once the game started. It's just different being there in person compared to watching from the couch. The arena was clean and there were plenty of food and drink options. I'd definitely recommend getting there a little early because it can get pretty busy around game time. Overall, it was a fun night out and I'd definitely go back for another Mavs game.

We came here from out of town for a Friday night concert. The doors opened at 6:00 p.m., and there…read morewere numerous lines with very little direction on which line was for what. Some lines were moving extremely slowly, causing people to leave and join other lines that appeared to be moving faster. There were staff members present, but it seemed like merchandise lines, VIP lines, and general admission lines were all mixed together and going in different directions. Many attendees were frustrated and confused while trying to figure out where they needed to go. There needs to be better organization, clearer signage, and improved crowd management protocols. Overall, the entry process was very chaotic and made navigating the venue unnecessarily difficult.

This is such a nice clean campus and very well put together gym. Only thing I would change is the…read moreseating. I'm a taller/bigger guy and the seats felt like they were on top of each other . Other than that, the bathrooms were clean and well kept. The DJ played some nice songs and the Jumbotron was pretty easy to read and visible . The crowd itself was a little dead which I don't understand . The team itself could've benefited from the crowd being more involved and personally I think would've beat the team by a better margin on this occasion. Parking was easy, although I did park a ways to benefit from free parking. Overall fun experience , I enjoyed myself thoroughly.

Nice big auditorium for my son's graduation and Basketball games. Easy access for wheelchairs. The…read moreentire place was very enjoyable and so nice to have a graduation inside as i have been to several that are outside and dependent on the weather.

Came here years ago for a music festival and wow the size of this place was huge!…read more It was a really nice stadium I can see how this gets ooohs and aaahs and that giant screen makes me wish I could hook up a Nintendo and play lol! Got to walk on the field for some of the shows Would be great to see a game one day

The AT&T stadium staff, security, and Dallas Cowboy employees refused thousands of ticket holders…read moreentry into the stadium. Instead of safety for its fans they chose to save themselves. On Sunday September 20th, 2026 during the Dallas Cowboys football game staff stopped allowing fans in through security checkpoints. Security closed the gates stating we are going inside because of approaching bad weather and lightning strikes nearby. I stated to security "so you're going inside and leaving us out here in the open"? A Dallas Cowboy employee directed paying ticket customers to stand under trees by the entrance? Complete stupidity, we all learned you don't stand under trees in electrical storms when we were in kindergarten. The Dallas Cowboys should be ashamed of themselves leaving fans outside as heavy rain approached and dangerous lightning strikes fell upon the area. They admitted the danger by pulling security and closing checkpoints and leaving paying customers stranded at the entry gates under trees. My wife and I said screw this as the line grew for entry and we decided to leave before it started to rain. Keep in mind most people park a mile or two from the stadium and walk. After about 20 minutes of walking towards our car it started to rain and lightning became more intense. Thankfully security at the "National Medal of Honor Museum" gave us shelter out of the weather. We didn't even have to buy a ticket. Imagine that the "Medal of Honor Museum"providing a safe place for someone needing shelter with a fast approaching storm and charges nothing. We waited out the storm for about 45 minutes here. On the other hand America's so called team "The Dallas Cowboys" sells you a ticket, leaves you stranded outside with approaching bad weather to save themselves, leaving paying ticketed fans stranded and in harms way. What I learned yesterday is the AT&T Stadium and the Dallas Cowboys staff from top to bottom believes in every man, woman, and child for themselves. If the ships going down they will not put you in a life raft, drowning in a pool they will not throw you a life ring. Imagine a tornado approaching AT&T Stadium and security closes the gates and runs inside locking the doors to save themselves. That is what they will do because I've seen how they react with approaching bad weather first hand. This is what happened September 20th, 2026 to every Dallas Cowboy Fan trying to get to the game and seek shelter before the storm arrived. "America's Team"? I think not!

We had GOAT Gaming out for my sons's 13th birthday and the kids loved it! We had used another game…read moretruck in the past and GOAT ranks above them in every way. We will 100% use them again. Thank you for a great party!

We've hired GOAT gaming truck 2 years in a row for my son's birthday because he loves it. Byron was…read moreawesome both times. He was very patient with kids in a wide range of ages, setting up games they like and helping as needed. The truck is air conditioned and stays surprisingly cool in July. The kids all seem to have a blast, and parents can relax in the house knowing Byron's got it!

Still are pretty much a failure of an organization these days. Mark Cuban I didn't really think…read morewould sell the team but it was a deal I am sure that he received. Anthony "Street Clothes" Davis is still there but probably for not much longer. Months later than expected, Nico the GM did get fired and I am sure most Dallas fans still want to beat his ass for trading Luka.

When it comes to reviews, I'm a bit of a Maverick. But when it comes to Basketball, I don't have…read moreany love for the Dallas team, and I'm a novice when it comes to knowing any of their players, past or present, except for Dirk No-wins-ski. DM are not, then, Depeche Mode. They're a pretty good basketball team with plenty of support from certain factions of the Dallas-Fort Worth population, but definitely not one of the most supported, nor the most successful basketball teams around. And the Houston Rockets always seem to outshine them a little bit in terms of local rivalries. Not to mention the high-flying Spurs, who dominate Texas regularly if we're honest. Being the third best basketball team in Texas cannot sit very well with the local people who are big into their football team more than anything. Thanks babe.

Very impressive stadium. Though there has been a stadium here since 1963, it was updated in early…read more2023, and was it ever updated! With a seating capacity of 13,000, this is truly a Texas-Sized venue. It is perfect for high school football playoffs, which was exactly why I was here. When I pulled up to the stadium I was blown away by its size. I was also very impressed by the availability of parking. The design of the lot really made there not be a bad spot in the lot, and there was ample room for the plethora of busses that that it takes for schools to take their shows on the road. Other great amenities that this place has is modern and bright lighting, decent concession and restroom options, and great views of the field from all over the stadium. The one downfall I noticed was there are a LOT of stairs, and that can be troublesome for some attendees. For example, the people sitting next to me left their elderly parents on the lower level where there was not as good of a view in order to get a better view for themselves. Overall though, this is a very good venue, despite this inconvenience.

Tonight is my first time at Standridge Stadium. I was impressed with the size of this stadium, and…read morethe lighting was perfect for the high school game I was there to support. Even the seating was comfortable, and I don't say that often. The only issue was I had with my experience here was it took over two quarters for the scoreboard to work. It just felt weird not knowing how much time was left in each quarter when you couldn't see it.

Going to an event at this venue reminded me of why I stopped going to public sporting events…read more This is not an easy place to get to, so plan on a hefty walk! The parking staff left our driver driving in circles, while he was trying to figure out where to drop us off and even the drop-off point was an empty parking lot away from the building. Luckily, we had an easy in, scan your bags and get a drink! Unfortunately, ordering off the concession stand menu is like a playing a game of jeopardy, place your order in the form of a question since there is no guarantee they are even offering it at the time. Although they claim to serve wine, they didn't yet it remains on the menu. So, on with the scavenger hunt from stand to stand for wine, wouldn't it just make sense to simply cross what you don't serve off of the menu and save us a few miles in that sweatbox? At this venue you learn to settle, bud light or a can of seltzer, take your pick. Either way you pay, over a dollar an ounce with a limit of 2 per passenger. Coldplay was great, loved the show. Consider saving a bottle of water and looking for a buggy ride for the after show exit, the walk seems even longer on the way out.. Cheers!

Talk about history. I was here at the game where "the Bomb" was invented. Don Meredith to Bob Hayes…read morethe fastest man in the world. That one play was the most exciting thing anyone had seen in professional football in decades. I'll never forget it. Of course the NFL grew and the Cowboys moved on from one new stadium to the next.bbut the long tradition of college and pro games evolved into rock concerts in the 70z. Amount the shows I've seen here are the Rolling Stones,ZZ Top and more. Great historic stadium that continues to serve the Dallas Community

Rider's Field is a well maintained minor league ball park. It reminds me of the style of Florida…read morecoastal design. It's a fun aesthetic and a good time all around. Plus the Rough Riders a good Rangers farm team. There are plenty of food options. Nothing is healthy nor vegan so be prepared to understand your options if you have any food requirements. They do have a fun milkshake vendor making shakes the old fashion way so I do recommend that! We came on a night with local breweries offering free beer tasting so that was super fun. There is a lazy river for the twenty somethings looking to hookup. The venue is outdoor, though I think there are some upper indoor boxes. Come prepared for the weather and bring sunglasses. Parking is super easy and on site. $15 per vehicle. My only complaint- $5 for a bottle of water in the Texas heat seems really unfair.

Out door stadium I advise you to wear sunglasses and sunscreen. It gets hot in the summer, but…read moresunsets help's it cool down the chairs. Drinks are expensive Bathrooms are all around easy to find.

I went to The Bomb Factory a couple weeks ago to see Queen Herby, and it was my first time at the…read morevenue. The place is huge, clean, and surprisingly accommodating for such a big space. My ticket was standing‑room only, and I'll be honest, my feet tapped out halfway through the show. That's on me, not them. Next time I'm bringing better shoes or the stamina of a 20‑year‑old. It hurt to leave, because I didn't get to hear my favorite song, but my shoes came off as soon as I got to my truck... so there's that... The staff was friendly, the crowd was great, and the whole place had a fun vibe. Drinks were a little pricey, but let's be real... if you go to a concert expecting bargain‑bin cocktails, you're probably new here. Parking was the only part I didn't love. I ended up farther out than I wanted, in an area that felt a bit sketchy, but it worked out fine. Once inside, the experience was solid, and I'd definitely go again, maybe with a seat next time, and maybe after doing some calf stretches. Overall, The Bomb Factory is a clean, lively venue with good people and a great atmosphere. Even with my early exit, I had a good time. Onward and upward to the next concert I go!!!

I visited The Bomb Factory to attend the World Of Dance competition and it was. Nice time. There…read morewere thousands of dancers swarming the place, but there was still room to not feel completely crowded. Although they offered seating down low, it was constantly rotating on availability depending on the performers. If I wanted to find a seat, I could have. I mostly stood near the bar which wasn't too crowded since it was an all ages event. After standing there for about 2 hours, they did ask us to move to the end of the bar for potential customers .. there never really were more than 3 people ordering at a time, but we still moved. We got tall boy White Claws and it was the perfect sipper drink. The lighting and sound was good for the experience here and they had plenty of vantage points (including a VIP upper floor). Security wasn't bad, I didn't bring a bag, so I breezed through. There's a large parking structure right behind the TBF, so walking over was very easy too. We did initially have handicap people in our group who opted not to attend after we shared that the surrounding sidewalks were not very level and that the amount of people might be a little tricky for navigating with a walker. All in all though, I had a great time here!