What a nice looking area. I love how they have modernized it but still kept some of that art deco…read morecharm. This stadium also has the most decently priced concessions I've seen. We sat pretty high up and we're still able to see everything really well. For parking we parked maybe a 8-10 min walk away to avoid all the traffic. Wasn't bad

I flew from OK to VT to help my daughter with her delivery of her first child …read more I live in tornado alley and was concerned that the flight would be cancelled due to weather concerns. I have a hard time flying with a heart condition anyway but be left in a place such as Chicago and can't get to my destination, it would devastate me and it was only logical to cancel the flight and drive . And know that I will get home safe . But to never be able to get a partial refund on my fight is unacceptable. I had no problem with even a 1/4 of the cost . But give me a credit that I can NOT and will NOT use is horrible customer service. I am not asking for a full refund of my return flight, I am asking for a partial refund. I will never let my family fly with a cheap pathetic airline again .

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.

AT&T Stadium, home to the Dallas Cowboys, is a "must-see" venue in Texas. It is a premier, state of…read morethe art, multi-purpose arena. I was literally awestruck by the sheer size and modern design. Once I was inside, I couldn't help but notice the massive, 160-foot HD video board and retractable roof. Very impressive! I've been to quite a few stadiums in the U.S and AT&T truly offers an unparalleled, luxurious experience. It was simply stunning! The energy in the building was electric! And the crowd atmosphere was more relaxed than rowdy- compared to other stadiums. Staff was friendly. Facilities were clean. But the food was high-priced. And the quality was 6/10. Overall, I had an awesome experience, and the CHARGERS beating the COWBOYS was truly the cherry on top!

We came from Florida for a tour and the stupid world cup has taken over…read more We didn't get to go on the field or certain areas. Big let down. Waste of $$$. Our tour guide was very informative and funny. Best thing about our tour.

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!

This game was on Tuesday, March 26, 2019, at 7:30 PM. My wife and I picked the Mavericks versus…read moreKings game over the Texas Rangers' opening day. This was Dirk Nowitzky's 21st season and he had recently passed Wilt Chamberlain for 5th all time high scorer. I'm glad we decided to watch the Mavericks since the Rangers lost by over ten runs to the Cubs. The game was almost completely sold out when we bought tickets at the Box Office (about 6 hours before game time on game day). We bought two tickets in different sections for $68 total ($34 each). I was thinking we could sit together anyway and I turned out to be correct. We killed the six hours at a nearby bar called the Happiest Hour which had terrible service and ignored my appeals to change the television to the March Madness game I wanted to watch. The arena is very clean and there isn't a bad view anywhere. Dirk only played briefly during the first quarter but was able to score a few times. He seemed hurt and stretched a lot while on the bench. Luka Doncic scored at will and is definitely a rising star. The Mavericks were already out of playoff contention, but they played hard. They lost to the Kings, 125-121, but it was a fun game to watch. This arena is in a good section of Dallas and the traffic after the game wasn't too bad. Overall, not a bad place to watch an NBA game.

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.

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.

We made it inside the Cotton Bowl to attend the Dallas Trinity Womens Soccer game. We had been to…read morethe fair grounds before for other events so we knew where we were going. What was unfortunate was the confusion with the pre-paid parking. It sent us one direction and the grounds attendants weren't helpful in guiding us. After driving around for a bit, we found a place to park and they never scanned our parking pass or collected money. (Next time we'll just head there and see where we can park rather than pre-pay). It was easy to get to the Cotton Bowl itself as they had clear signage to direct you to one side of the stadium for entry. While it is a nostalgic stadium, you realize how we've grown accustomed to more modern amenities (e.g. seats with backs, restrooms that are easy to navigate in/out without steps). The concessions were right in the front when you entered and easy to navigate.

This is not a good venue for big football games like OU TX. Terrible lines for food, snacks, water…read more When I got to the front of the line they told me they ran out of water and gatorade. The screen size is nonexistent and the workers don't care and the Fair staff is not good either.

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.

Dr Pepper Ballpark is now Riders Field. I'll need to submit a request to Yelp. Now, without further…read moreado, onto the review: I absolutely love these smaller, charming ballparks, and Riders Field was no exception. Home of the Frisco RoughRiders, this place was clean, easy to navigate, and genuinely fun from start to finish. Parking was a breeze, entry into the ballpark was quick and painless, and there were plenty of giveaways and activities happening throughout the evening. Sadly, I did not get my big Jumbotron moment this time around (heartbreaking, honestly) but I still had a great time with friends old and new walking around the ballpark before the game and during innings taking in the atmosphere, even if we didn't get to go into the lazy river! The game was, a baseball game - "Yay, Baseball!" The RoughRiders ended up winning which didn't hurt the experience :) One thing I was slightly confused by was the timing of the Friday night post-game fireworks. I assumed they'd begin shortly after the final out but there was a long delay while families and attendees were allowed onto the field. By the time the fireworks finally started, we had already started heading out and only caught a few bursts from the parking lot. Not a huge deal, but something to keep in mind if fireworks are a big part of your evening plans. Also worth mentioning: the gift shop had some fantastic merchandise, especially shirts featuring my favorite president. Prices were definitely steep though - but wow I was tempted! I believe one of my friends was persuaded to make a purchase, even if it was after the fact. All in all, Riders Field delivered exactly the kind of fun, relaxed baseball experience I remembered and was hoping for. Might I dare say, minor league baseball could be one of life's underrated joys ;)

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!

I haven't been to the bomb factory in years. I went on a Thursday night and saw Meredith Marks at…read morethe bomb factory. We Ubered, so we didn't have to worry about parking. Ubers pick you right up in front of the doors so that's nice. I think this is the cleaner concert venue in Dallas. The bar and bartender are all very nice and do a great job. It's was definitely packed but we were able to get our drinks quick. This is a great general admission venue!