-10* (negative) for the disgusting food we got Saturday night, but +++100* for everything else,…read morefrom staff to parking-wonderful time, every time! From security to vendors, staff at YS are so friendly, professional, and add to the cheerful vibes all around. Layout is easy to follow, good signage, clean and comfortable seating. I dont use public loos, so can't comment. Our food experience was the only downside, it was disgusting, horrific! Initially, it tasted like what we've come to expect, good ol' fashioned game day food in Louisiana. The fried shrimp was scrummy, but then the fish was a little...funny. So I pushed it aside for the waffle fries to find they were not only packed to the top with scraps - but with pieces of a fried, melted, plastic utensils. Vile. There was no way we were leaving our seats, missing the game, to run down 4 staircases and halfway across stadium to return it. So $30 into the trash, after a couple of shrimp and 3 waffle fries. CHECK YOUR FOOD!

Had to see Tulane play at a home game. Online tickets were easy to purchase, even got garage…read moreparking at the Loyola garage. It's not the one next to the stadium and about a 5-10 min safe walk. On the way you can stop by the LBC and go to the campus bookstore to get team gear. There are several entrances into the stadium and the security checkpoint staff were all very nice and quick. Once inside there are many food choices available. We got the combo basket at Dooks, it was great at first but then found the first layer of waffle fries covered the bottom of the fryer bits. For that price, do better Dooks. Will eat elsewhere next time. It was very easy to find your section and seat. Not sure why so many people have a hard time realizing what section they are standing in. It's well marked. Stadium was clean and nice. Would go back again.

Definitely get here early! Besides the tailgate parties. The…read moreDome has so much music entertainment, photo ops and giveaways! Free pics, free koozies, sunglasses, tequila samples, chopsticks, towels,football player cards, key chains,etc. Inside there are plenty of local food favorite s, alligator, jambalaya, poboys and i think i saw beignets. Great atmosphere! Great crowd participation activities! Very entertaining even though they are losing! I would definitely come back to see another game!

Built in 1975, this windowless domed stadium is in pretty good shape…read more Capacity of 73,208 for football, I saw my J-E-T-S JETS JETS JETS lose to the Saints here last week. The temperature inside the dome is typically set around 70-74°F (21-23°C) for major events. Plenty of beer vendors on the 100 level to help you drown your sorrows. Be advised, women's purses must be clear see through.

The Alario Center has been the home for our local gymnastics meets…read more The venue is clean and comfortable. We know what to expect from the moment we arrive. The security staff is professional and very kind, especially towards the athletes. The food is always spot on. The popcorn is my favorite. The coffee is too strong for me, but there is something for everyone.

We came here for a gymnastics meet and I was glad that it was free parking. We were there for the…read moreearly session so had our first pick of spots, but the lot is huge so there shouldn't be a problem finding a spot. There was also a graduation ceremony going in next door to where we were at on the same complex and there were still spots. The security getting in was not smooth. One line, with an over zealous security staff and inefficient processes, including yelling and screaming did not help. Once inside, the seating was good as they dived the space into two gyms so you were close to the one you needed to be. Concessions were priced a bit high and their screen had a "tip" option for getting your own food and having them ring it up.

New Orleans venues are all loads of fun! Even though their teams are losing, it feels like they are…read morewinning! The music and events within the events makes for a fun experience from beginning to end! Lots of crowd participation! Lots of happy music! Good food and drinks! Would definitely attend more events!

I go to a good bit of events at the smoothie king center every year. Most recently I went to the…read morepelicans game for HBCU night. Lately the pelicans games have still been pretty empty especially at the top. For it to be HBCU/ Divine nine night it would've been nice to see them give some free or discounted tickets to the HBCUs in the state and local divine 9 chapters. This way you fill the seats, and I'm sure those attendees would've spent money at the concession stands. The pelicans played the bucs that night but the bucs were missing Giannis and the Pels were missing Trey Murphy. Pels could've won the game but of course at the end they fell apart. Throughout the game there were performances from members of HBCUs and diving 9 groups. Xavier University Band was there but they had them at the top in the stands. It would've been nice if they let them perform on the floor so everyone could've seen and heard them better. They had HBCU trivia game that I thought was a nice touch. I think next year it'd be nice if they showed pictures on the big screen highlighting some of the distinguished alumni from the Louisiana HBCUs. The giveaway for this game was a bucket hat. They did not hand it to you when you entered the game like they usually do. You had to wait in a long line after the game to get it. This line led to the Courtside club where there was an after party. Once we made it there this man said it was at full capacity and no one else could go in. I was disappointed as I was looking forward to the dj. My uncle also went to the game and he was able to get in the Courtside club and said how they had kids in there which he thought was weird since there's also a bar in there. For the future I think they need to hand out the hats in the beginning and either make the Courtside club entry 21+ or just have the party outside of the arena where everyone can enjoy the music and step shows from the Greeks.

I came here to work remotely on a Friday afternoon. The light open to the public until 6 PM Monday…read morethrough Friday. There are plenty of large table space with plenty of outlets. I also love that they have large glass windows/walls which allows you to get some natural sunlight and also see outside. They also have vending machines that are filled with drinks and snacks. It's a perfect library because it's quiet, but there are also snacks that you can buy and enjoy. When I walked in, I saw a bunch of ear plugs! No more having to listen to people around you type loudly on their keyboards! Parking can be very difficult though that only street parking and it fills up quickly. That's why I came on a Friday during the summer time because there was hardly anyone there in the afternoon.

I took two teenagers on a tour here. It's bigger than it looks and quite beautiful. We saw many of…read morethe buildings and they have a lot to offer to their students. Mine are interested in Music and Theater. They even have a "stock exchange" with real money for students to learn from. Our tour guide was nice and answered all of our questions. If you have a child pondering over the idea of attending Loyola, I'd recommend the tour.

Damn fine show. Entertaining, exciting and most importantly- a BCS bowl win! Cha-ching…read more Well worth the loss of sleep. Go Blue! See ya back at the Big House next fall.

My experience was wonderful. As we return to campus year after year, it is evident that things are…read morechanging. I also know Tulane can't fill seats solely on Louisiana residents, so catering to the Wack Coast is unavoidable. The shift to toxicity, aggression, and the immaturity of attention seeking weirdness, over academia and higher learning, is pervasive. It hangs in the air like sewer gas. We do our best to see the positive and light, so we hold tightly to the olive and blue - and hope it's just a trend and that the cancer doesn't spread and take hold. Hear us now, oh Tulane, hear us, as we proudly sing to thee. Take from us our hearts devotion, thine we are and thine shall be.

My wife and I decided to check out the architecture of various buildings and campus since we were…read morevisiting the Audubon across the street. We enjoyed our sight seeing of this nice campus.

I've been taking my son to games for about the last six months or so and we have LOVED the…read moreexperience. Checking in was really quick and easy and the Smoothie King Center staff are very helpful with finding your seats! The drinks are actually really good too and I think their prices are fair. The Pelicans have won every game we've attended so maybe we're good luck. Will be looking for season passes in the new season!!

Recently went to a game and on top of the team being terrible so to was my experience in premium…read moreseating in the HuB club. I won't be back and I won't recommend to any.

The theater is so charming! The Brunet family has done such an amazing job running it. Its a…read moremust visit whenever in town. Hands down the best in the city.

The highlight of my trip to New Orleans was discovering this amazing theatre. Kudos to my friend…read morewho was a film student at UNO. Before entering I was greeted by a friendly grey cat. The lobby was like stepping into a magical place with old school movie posters. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience of being there. I could just sit and talk story with strangers about cinema for hours. Wish I could travel to NOLA every month just to watch movies at the Prytania. Why I became an actor and filmmaker was confirmed here.