Depends on what you're at the Dome for, but we have been to many events from RV shows to concert to…read morePBR and it has always been a fun time. This recent time we went to Holo Holo, and the only complaint was that the food inside was not the best. I ordered a cheeseburger and fries and it just wasn't great. I did like that we had in and out privileges so we ate at a food truck. The location and venue were clean and nice, music was great, and there weren't many long lines so it was quick to get food, and merch.

I can't believe I have never been here prior to my recent visit for the Ado Hibana tour…read more I thought the venue was just okay. It obviously is much older than the stadiums / arenas in Seattle. It kinda felt like I was in a big gym. Our seats weren't that great or expensive but we had a great view of the stage and we did not feel like we were that far away. Seats were fairly comfortable too. The parking situation is a bit of a mess and it's a horrible place to drive to and back. There is no easy way to get there. You will be dealing with horrible traffic and there will be lots of constructions going on in the summer time. If my favorite artists decide to perform here in the future, I would not hesitate to come back but Tacoma dome is definitely not my favorite venue for events.

Cheney stadium has definitely made us true minor league baseball fans…read more Why are we such big fans now? Well here's a few reasons why: Rainiers fans are fun and lively, This stadium is very open, Parking is convenient, Food and drink lines are fast and reasonably priced, Multiple food options so you're not just eating the same thing over and over, Tickets are CHEAP! And finally, views that are just stunning on a sunny PNW day. I recommend taking the whole family to as many games as you can during baseball season. That way you can truly enjoy one of America's best past times, become a fellow Rainer's fan, and take in all the beautiful PNW views.

It's always fun to go to a Rainiers game. You get to see some great talent and some guys working…read morehard to make their dreams come true. It's a beautiful stadium and well maintained. Got there about an hour before game time and was able to secure parking. I noticed later that the parking lot all filled up rather quickly. This was for a Sunday game, so it was a large crowd. One tip that you may want to keep in mind... If you are going to a day game during the summer and don't wanna sit in full sun, try to find seats behind home plate. The first and third base sides of the field were in full sun for most of the game. Lots of different concessions and they had a large number of staff working each one to keep the crowd moving along. I tried Farrelli's pizza and it was great. Huge piece of pizza! Restrooms were kept clean throughout the game and plenty of security on hand to ensure that all patrons felt safe. All in all, this was a great afternoon and a great experience. I look forward to my next visit.

High School Football Jamboree 2023 Here for the High School…read moreJamboree before school starts. Lincoln, Bethel, Puyallup & Kennedy Catholic. Nice stadium, but parking sucks.

I was in the bathroom with food poisoning at a football game. Tooting and pooting away. Blowing it…read moreup. Seven different people laughed as my bum decided to become vocal. A small child told her mother that it was stinky. I was very embarrassed. But, the stall door gaps were small enough so it was really hard to see through. Concealing my identity. I tooted anonymously. 10/10 bathrooms, good for explosive poopies.

Went to a game at T-Mobile Park and watched the Seattle Mariners take on the Atlanta Braves. Great…read moreoverall experience. The stadium is clean, easy to get around, and has a really good atmosphere. Sightlines are solid pretty much everywhere, and it's just a good place to watch a game whether you're a big baseball fan or not. Food options were a highlight. Grabbed a Coors Light, a Great State cheeseburger, and a Sumo Dog chili cheese, and everything hit. Also stopped by Marination for the ube coconut Krispy, which was a really good sweet option to mix things up. Lines moved pretty well and the staff kept things organized. It never felt chaotic even with a full crowd. Between the game, the food, and the overall vibe, it's easily one of the better ballpark experiences. Definitely a place I'd come back to for another game.

My son and I went to the Mariners game this past Sunday and had an absolute blast, but I have to…read morehighlight the real MVP of the day: the barbecue from Rolling Smoke BBQ in Section 313. Imo, stadium food can be hit or miss, but I was so pleasantly surprised by how every single thing we ordered was DELICIOUS! We went for the Rib Platter, and it was worth every penny. The ribs were perfectly smoky and literally fall-off-the-bone tender with that glossy, glassy skin you only get with high-quality BBQ. The sauce had just the right balance of sweet and tangy, and even the sides were phenomenal. Usually, sides are an afterthought at a stadium, but both the baked beans and the creamy macaroni and cheese were delicious. I'm already looking forward to the next game at the stadium; mostly so I can get my hands on this barbecue again, lol. If you're looking for the best meal in the park, this is definitely it!

Best experience of my life. Simply inspiring. I pooped myself when I saw it. I will never view…read morethis world the same ever again. A place of pilgrimage. Truly brilliant. BLOODY WONDERFUL! 10/10 would drew again.

I went to Lumen Field for the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl championship trophy presentation, and…read morethe whole experience was incredible. The stadium felt massive and electric. Even though it wasn't completely full, the crowd was loud and full of energy. I was impressed by how clean and organized everything was--security was everywhere, and the check‑in process was smooth and quick. We got to see all the players, along with GM John Schneider, owner Jody Allen, head coach Mike Macdonald, Sam Darnold, and our Super Bowl MVP running back Kenneth Walker III. Steve Raible, our iconic local announcer, served as the emcee, which made the event feel even more special. It was amazing to celebrate with the team and fellow fans. Several players, the coach, and the GM spoke to the crowd, sharing stories about their journey and the hard work that went into winning the championship. Being there to witness it all in person was something I won't forget.

One of the best venues for football - anywhere …read more Easy access in / they have lots of things to do prior to the game. Great seats everywhere- it's Loud - very loud . I will be back

Went here years ago when it first opened. Back years later for my first concert of the year at…read moreShoWare Center. Honestly not the best venue for a concert. Their sound system was awful. Fun concert but could barely hear the artist. Still prefer Seattle's venues. Staff was great. Drinks were overpriced.

Great hockey & concert venue, with excellent concession and event staff, marred by some truly…read moreatrocious, smug, rude, condescending and callous management. Before delving into all that, though, I will summarize some of its best features: * Free parking (in the east lot only, however) * Wonderful security, concession, and event staff (minus one manager in particular) * Spacious venue, with great sight lines, even from the floor Now, on to the problem: Myself, my wife, and another 20-or-so attendees had VIP Meet & Greet tickets to meet one of the bands in the lineup for our event, to which we were invited into the venue early to hang out with them, take pictures, etc. Although our band was not the headliner, we were told by event staff that, once our session was done, we'd have to head back outside. However, we were explicitly told to line up behind the VIP line for the headliner, and once their session was one, we'd ALL be allowed entry into the venue early, partially to avoid the 90+ degree heat and direct sunlight hitting the glass and reflective mirrors on the sunny-side of the building, where our lines were told to assemble. We confirmed this multiple times with the gentleman, who was friendly, warm, helpful and welcoming. Once we were back outside, things took a turn south, as the Events Manager, the aforementioned smug, rude, condescending and callous mentioned above, decided otherwise, and subjected nearly two dozen people to several hours of sun exposure, simply due to her being on some sort of power trip. Multiple people in our group would end up suffering from heat-related health issues, including two diabetics. Thankfully, some of the caring concession staff inside, noticing our plight, offered some free cold beverages to help alleviate their suffering. Despite being informed of what the previous gentleman had said, as well as the condition of the people suffering in the heat, the Events Manager continued to be smug and dismissive, her response always distilling down to basically "because I said so". Her final excuse was that our tickets simply could not be scanned for entry prior to a certain time, which is true to a point. However, as one of the people in our group worked for Ticketmaster, and informed her, and everyone present, that this is adjustable by the venue AND Ticketmaster, she ran out of excuses. Once we were finally inside, things were great, once people had recovered from the heat. However, this Events Manager put people's live in danger for no reason other than exerting her power, and that is in excusable. A complaint is being filed with the BBB by multiple people in our group, as well as formal complains with the venue's ownership and upper management. At the VERY least, in the future, ShoWare Center needs to inform their management that extended queues for summer events MUST be moved to the shaded side of the building, and when people start to suffer legitimate risks to their health, then it's time to take action...or be the subject of legal action taken against them.

In my opinion, Rainier Speedway is the finest small dirt track in the NW. Exciting competition in…read moreall classes, easy to roam the pits and meet riders, great food & drinks, friendly club members. I suggest a stadium seat or soft pad, ear protection and a jacket. ENJOY!

Saturday Night Short Track Dirt Oval racing with Motorcycles, Quads and the new class of Outlaw…read moreCage Karts (From 5hp karts for the kids to 500cc powered motors for the adults with a cage body and wing to keep the kart planted on the ground for fast cornering). Upcoming Races for 2010 Summer Season - July 17th August 15th(WCS) August 21st September 18th (Big Pro Money Race)

The Seattle Majestics play football here. The seats have a rain covering, concession stand with…read morenon-hot snacks / cold drinks, and amble free parking. You can buy tickets on game day at the door. Re-entry is allowed. Bring sunglasses for afternoon games.