If you are looking for God, he is here. I have been attending for 4 years and every time I felt…read moreGod's presence at River arena. Pastor Dante is down to earth and tells it like it is. His sermons are about real life, your day to day walk with Jesus, and the grace of God. He sprinkles in a lot of humor and he isn't scared to talk about taboo subjects, especially in our Hispanic culture where it is hidden or frowned upon. I always see how busy he is with so many projects but still humble with his congregation. I really love the church. When I first came to this church I was really broken over many bad situations in my life. Slowly I gave my control to God and just as slowly (maybe slower) because God is funny sometimes, but I got a second chance at life. Pastor Dante and all his staff are not pushovers and allow members to stand on their own feet. No one here is spoon fed but they are really interested in your walk with Jesus. There are no harsh words or condemnation coming down on you but things do get revealed to you through the word of God. Personally I appreciate Pastor Danny. He always says hi, he has kind words for me, asks me how I liked the service and truly cares. I see him interact with everyone and it's really nice to be surrounded by caring brothers and sisters here. His wife sings during worship at River and i really believe in her lifelong walk with Jesus, she is a good role model for any woman or christian alike. It is easy to see flaws or find issues with anything in life, Pastor Dante is ridiculed a lot online but if you are looking for a church - anyone is welcome here. Pastor Dante believes that our church is like a hospital for the soul, he says some members are on IVs, others are taking medicine and some are about to get downgraded to another unit.. We congregate here to recognize that Jesus has already healed us and we walk together until we are with him forever.

I hate leaving bad reviews but I wish someone warned me before coming Here…read more It literally felt like a cult :( A Ted talk and concert. The pastor is an amazing speaker, but the Bible was never opened and he didn't quote any scripture. He spoke well but I felt very uneasy during the service. I love everyone who lead people closer to God but I dislike and can't agree with the way they run its service. It just wasn't for me. Ps They had a merch store and inside they had figurines of the pastor for sale.... like what???? I knew for sure this wasn't a house of God.

Any day is a beautiful day at this park - despite how bad the team is…read more Tickets can get really affordable. We went on a Friday night close the third base for about $30. Great deal! Parking is convenient here. Theres a variety of food here; it can be hit or miss with food, so do your scanning first before committing. A lot to see at the park. Fans are spirited and fun.

My 9-year-old nephew came all the way from Nebraska and was having the time of his life at an…read moreAngels game. At one point, he joined in with a group of kids who were taking their shirts off and cheering from another section. He couldn't figure out how to get up there, so he joined in from his own seat. A staff member immediately told him to put his shirt back on because the kids in the other section were supposedly "protesting something." My nephew wasn't protesting anything. He wasn't causing a disturbance, using inappropriate language, bothering other fans, or doing anything other than acting like an excited 9-year-old at a baseball game. What really bothered me was the explanation I received afterward. When I questioned why my nephew was singled out while the larger group continued doing the exact same thing, I was told it would be "bad PR" to stop them. So let me get this straight: it would be bad PR to address a larger group, but it's okay to single out a 9-year-old child who was simply having fun? If there was a rule being violated, then it should have been enforced consistently. If there wasn't, then my nephew should have been left alone to enjoy the game like everyone else. Instead, a child was embarrassed in front of the people around him because he was the easiest person to confront. He's 9 years old. He's from Nebraska. He loves baseball. He was excited to be there and wanted to be part of the energy in the stadium. That's it. Angel Stadium should be a place where kids can make memories, not where they're singled out for doing the same thing everyone else is doing.

Five Stars, so grateful to have this track because there are not any dirt non paved tracks for…read moremiles around. It's the closest you can get to trail dirt in the city. There is a grass field adjacent that you can also run on as well as some good bleachers to do steps. I'm sure that the ladies who gave this low marks were just looking for a excuse not to exercise and are not running currently because they found a bunch. There were a few bits of litter ... and guess what? I picked them up so I don't have to see them again! Respect the place your using for free or it will disappear. You could jog past a piece of litter for laps/miles and then go home write negative reviews on yelp for 15 minutes whining about it, or you could pick it up in 5 seconds and do your part, jeez. No poop when I was there, but I'd pick that up too. No potholes either but you could fill those yourself too, the track is wide. Also, anyone smoking whatever they want is none of your business, lung police. The more runners there, the better for the your lungs.

I am so blessed to have this track near my home I used to run in Cypress and now I run here plenty…read moreof parking secure. Good on my feet good place to get a quick jog. I love seeing people here walking with their spouses kids and friends sometimes people do a exercise on the grass.

This place is so close to my house, but I've actually never been to a college baseball game, so I…read morejumped at a chance to go watch the number 1 ranked ucla bruins take on csuf. I think csuf has been down for a couple of years, so the crowds are usually not this big. However, as I mentioned the bruins are number one in the nation, so i think it was a way bigger and livelier crowd than usual. Very fun atmosphere and the smaller venue makes it feel a lot more intimate than going to a pro game. Can't beat $15 for seats two rows behind the dugout and $12 parking. We were able to tailgate in the parking lot and were also able to walk back and forth from the parking lot into the venue and we're also allowed to bring in food. If you want to buy something to eat at the ballpark, they had quite a few options and prices were reasonable. Also a lot easier getting in before the game and after the game than at a bigger venue. Didn't know, but the softball field is also right behind the baseball field. Overall, if you're a baseball fan and live locally, it's a fun place to go watch some decent baseball and you won't break the bank doing so.

Beautifully maintained! Good food selection. Safe and family friendly environment. Go Titans!read more

We came for a Ducks game and it was so fun! It was a bunch of Cal State Long Beach staff attending…read moreplus our mascot Elbee and acting President Andy Jones got to ride the zamboni. One very cool thing is all the concessions are cashless and super easy/fast. We hit the pizza place and basically just picked up a cheese pizza ($20.14), tiramisu ($9.54), 2 waters ($6.36 ea) and then headed to the self check out. The items must have an RFID tag in the packaging or some type of product recognition because when we put items on the scale, it recognized what the were. A simple tap to pay and we were on our way.

*** Honda Center is currently undergoing a $1 billion renovation and is constructing Honda Center…read moreEncore with plans for completion by the end of 2027 *** Honda Center is the home to the Anaheim Ducks of the NHL. While the venue is currently under construction, the stadium is still open for events like Stars on Ice 2026. [Parking]: Currently event attendees can park for free in one of two parking garages - the Katella Garage and the Cerritos Garage. While I appreciate the free parking, it took my car 15+ minutes just to enter and park in the Cerritos Garage (via Cerritos Ave) and another 15+ minutes to get into the stadium. The worst part was leaving out of the garage ... my car took almost 90 minutes just to exit the parking garage and get onto the freeway. [Experience]: During intermission, the lines for concessions and restrooms were crazy and it was difficult to move around. I basically gave up exploring the concessions and just walked back to my seat. Our party purchased tickets in Section 400 and the view was alright. The sound quality was also fine and the stadium can get quite cold so bring an extra layer. [Concession]: Some of stands in section 400 levels include pizza (Anaheim Pizza Co. - Section 419), chicken tenders / burgers / fried chicken sandwiches (Slapshot Grill - Section 441), Mexican food (El Patito - Section 404), hot dogs / popcorn / pretzels (Quack Snacks - Sections 421 & 430), ice cream (Sweet Spot Soft Serve - Section 408), etc. [Conclusion]: Under normal circumstances, I would say it was a mediocre 3-star experience; however I have to knock off a star due to the horrible parking situation upon exiting despite the free parking.

The Arena is where dreams are announced... and where wallets go to die…read more If you're coming here for D23 Expo (Disney's once-every-two-years fan mega-event), then welcome to the beating heart of Disney nerdom. The Anaheim Convention Center Arena has seen it all: park announcements, movie reveals, surprise celebrity appearances, and 7,000 people screaming at the unveiling of a new logo. The Anaheim Convention Center opened in 1967 -- the same year Walt Disney's EPCOT film was still fresh in everyone's mind -- as a way to handle big events just across the street from Disneyland. Over the decades it's expanded into the largest convention center on the West Coast. The Arena itself once hosted pro sports and concerts before becoming the go-to stage for mega-panels, keynote presentations, and all things Disney fan service. The Arena is massive and electric during D23 -- the energy feels like Comic-Con with mouse ears. The seating's comfortable enough, the acoustics are solid, and the production value is pure Disney: lights, sound, video screens the size of apartment buildings. You'll laugh, cry, and maybe even mortgage your house for exclusive merch. The food options leave a lot to be desired. Think overpriced convention center staples: pizza slices, soggy nachos, sad sandwiches, and bottled water priced like it's Evian filtered through Tinker Bell's wings. If you don't plan ahead, you'll end up eating a $15 hot dog while dreaming about Trader Sam's. The Arena at Anaheim Convention Center is where Disney makes magic real -- even if the food is criminal. Come prepared, bring snacks, and know that what happens here shapes the future of Disney parks, movies, and fandom. It's history in the making... with nachos you'll regret.

A greta venue for a large event. A lot of tech issues during our conference but it was easy to…read moremaneuver around the facility. Plenty of rooms for presentations, workshops, lectures, and larger events. Plenty of restrooms and water fountains and bottle fill stations.

Love it am very happy to see all the progress on refurbishing it to original status. Also like the…read morerestaurants at the site.

Was able to go inside for the Day of Music and play in one of the bands for the event.read more

The OC Flyers (aka Fullerton Flyers) are a fun and inexpensive way to spend an evening. The team…read moreis competitive and tries to field some up and coming or retired stars (i.e. Ricky Henderson), but it is such a small/intimiate venue and fun to watch. Great for kids. Support your local team. CSUF Titans play on this field too.... and they have had great success on this field with several trips to the College Baseball World Series

My family and I had such an amazing time at the OC Flyers baseball game. This was such a great…read morevalue for our dollar. It was fun, entertaining, priced right and very family friendly. If you are looking for a great night out for the right price I recommend going to a game 100%. I can't say enough about them....you have to go and see for yourself!!