Attended a high school football game here. Parking was easy to navigate in and out with several…read morespots. Ticketing is online and scanning at the gate. There is a metal detector on entry. The stadium is very large with plenty of seating and good views from the entire stadium. The elevators were broken so you'll need to climb stairs if going to upper levels. There is a good amount of concessions available on site. Overall good experience.

This stadium must've been built within the last 5 years or so -- it looked very updated and new…read more They even had a replay screen on the scoreboard (they need to get better cameras because the playback was absolutely horrible). Great place for high school football -- and they sell turkey legs and sausage on a stick at the concession stand -- not too shabby for a high school football game! Love it.

First time visiting this arena during the NCAA Women's Sweet 16. The venue was packed and electric…read more Easy access to the restrooms throughout the entire venue on all levels. Getting through security was pretty smooth. Be mindful of the bag policy, I would hate for you to walk to the gate to be turned away due to size of bag. There is a parking garage that's attached to the bridge to the venue directly. Also plenty of parking across the street that may be less in price than the garage. Unsure if certain events determine a price difference. The venue is accessible and able to meet needs of those with special accommodations. They offer a little of everything at the concessions that's reasonably priced, unlike other facilities. The icing on top was having a funnel cake stand to partake in. Overall experience here was fun!

Went to a March Madness game at Dickies Arena and had a great experience. Parking was $35 but super…read morequick and easy. The arena is clean with solid food options: fried catfish basket was one of the best stadium foods I've had. It felt outdated a bit inside, but overall solid.

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.

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 visited the American Airlines Center in April to catch a Dallas Stars vs. New York Rangers game…read moreand overall I had a fantastic experience. First off, the area surrounding the arena looked great, seemingly lively, easy to walk around, and filled with restaurants, bars, and pre-game activity. The arena itself looked pretty modern, clean, and fairly easy to navigate considering the size of the crowd. Entry into the venue was smooth, security moved efficiently, and there were plenty of food and drink options throughout the concourse. Even though our seats were up in the nosebleeds, we were around center ice and the views were solid. The atmosphere carried throughout the entire arena. Stars fans brought great energy and everyone around us was friendly and welcoming despite the mixed fan base in our section. I also somehow ended up getting an espresso martini at one of the arena bars which felt like peak modern sports arena luxury despite our "cheap seats" that weren't actually cheap! There were a couple negatives, though. At the end of the game, the escalators stopped working while everyone was trying to leave. Instead of simply allowing people to walk down them like stairs, crowds were rerouted elsewhere, which caused our group to get split up which was definitely not ideal in a packed arena. Also, the line for the women's restroom during the second intermission was so long that I truly almost peed my pants. Ladies, plan accordingly! That said, this marked only my fourth NHL arena visited so far so I still have a long way to go on my hockey arena journey, but the American Airlines Center made a strong impression. Clean, energetic, and an overall really fun game day atmosphere. I'd gladly come back for another Stars game or event in the future!

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.

Took an Uber there to learn it's closed down.. ugh.. hours showed open, no one answered the phone…read more. must have gone out of business

From the owner: Esports Arena is a chain of indoor arenas and event centers dedicated to esports. The buildings are…read morespecifically intended to host esports tournaments and events. The first location, Esports Arena Orange County, opened in Santa Ana, California, in 2015 and seats 1,400 people.

It's a rodeo arena. What can you say. It's dirt int he middle and metal stands around it. It's in…read morethe middle of nowhere and looks more like a barn on a ranch, so at first it's hard to believe that this is a venue for anything, but it was ok. We saw a little circus in it and the ring was put up with extra stands around it in the middle. Altogether a nice experience, but nothing special.

We are from Arizona, in town for a Fallon Taylor clinic held at The New Daimond T Arena, and WOW…read morewhat a great facility!! Well maintained, big fans above arena, great spectator seating, the accomidations are endless! Everyone is so nice and the ground is awesome!! Nice sized indoor stalls with Windows, many out door covered stalls with RV hookup. I HIGHLY Recommend visiting this place!! You will fall in love with it!!

Go Rangers! Globe life was a great experience. Traffic around the stadium was fairly smooth and we…read morequickly found parking even though a game was just starting. And once we got in all the staff were very helpful in pointing you towards your seat. I really enjoyed being covered from the sun. The food is exactly what you expect for a ballpark. $7 hot dogs and $10 nachos. Overall decent food Would love to come back for more games and activities!

Everyone at this stadium is super helpful! Lots of different food and drink options, just be…read moreprepared to pay an excessive amount for everything. If you like hot dogs, most definitely get your tickets on Wednesday for 1$ hot dogs. That's one of the best deals they offer! They have a moving clothing station of jerseys that's super cool, blue bell ice cream, frozen daiquiris, beer baseball bats, hot dogs, chips, and more! Love the enclosed stadium & it's a very nice vicinity. Temperature regulated as well! There's also a secret speakeasy downstairs near home plate if you're willing to spend the money. Work events here are also fun!

Great ballpark, good concession prices, and ample parking. Makes for a fun day at the ballpark.read more

Nice stadium. Capacity is less than 4k. Getting in was easy they just scan your tickets and no…read moresecurity. Beer is on the right as soon as you walk in, wine on the left. I liked that they had Kona on draft, I could get two beers here for the price of one at a MLB stadium. The bar on the 3rd base side weirdly didn't have any draft beer. Each section on has about 8-10 rows in, so no bad seats really. We came the second day of the season and was surprised that the restrooms weren't very clean, all the sanitation bins were full - which didn't make sense. The stadium also had a fishy smell to it which I didn't notice to begin with but about half way through I couldn't not smell it! Most fridays if not all are fireworks and they let you sit on the grass - nice little display with a good view. Would come back again, hopefully they sort the smell and cleanliness issues out. Got a first time certificate but they don't have any stickers or buttons - they did have some in the store but wanted $5 for a small button! Game times tend to run longer than MLB, it was about a 3hr game.