Looks like there a huge hiccup especially at the beginning due to how the venue makes you use an…read moreapp and sign to pass through security or the ticket gate "easier" which It can be but I saw many people struggling still And each person needs their own ticket so it can be a lot I get it but honestly I didn't have any major issues Parked across or over the bridge and easy walk over Place is great Friendly staff Seats feel not super tight and the venue itself feels intimate despite being an arena I went for a comedy show so that's my experience Food is all cashless and mainly pick and grab and go It was a good time I'd go again maybe for a game this time or concert :)

The concourse is soulless and has zero character…read more It feels like a mix between a hospital and airport terminal. Outside of the jerseys of CA teams on the walls, there's no history of the Clippers, LA, or anything that would give the arena some character. There's no local food vendors. There's just boring food like hot dogs, pizza, and chicken fingers at every concessions stand. As you walk around, it feels like Groundhog Day as you pass by the same concession stand over and over again. There's zero variety. They apparently have a ton of bathrooms there. They should shut a few of those down and convert them to local restaurants. Once you're in the arena, the LED lights at every seat are beyond overwhelming, and they don't stop. The positives are the halo video board and comfortable seats. The interactive buttons could be cool. when they're used. We went to MVP's MMA event and they didn't use them at all. That was a missed opportunity for them. I expected a lot but was underwhelmed.

At a recent visit to the Kia Forum for a concert, it was as expected a pretty solid venue. There's…read moretons of security and things are pretty organized here. The parking lot is pretty huge and getting here from any direction by freeway or if you live local, you can take the transit here. For the most part, this facility is clean all around. Because it's such a popular venue, they keep this place prettty clean, inside and out. The Kia Forum is, however, a bit on the dated side. Not that it's bad, but when you're inside, you will see that the structure of the place does show its vintage style and age. The coliseum itself goes super high - if you get seats on the third-level, be prepared to climb some stairs! There are a lot of steps at this venue - even to the restrooms. The restrooms are about two long flight of stairs, that leads to the restrooms that are basically in the basement. Again, it's clean and maintained, but there are lots of steps. The sound system at my last visit and with previous visits have been great. You will get great sound anywhere in this venue. One of the best, in my opinion! Staff are also friendly here if you have any questions or need to find something. My only gripe with this place are the parking fees. I paid $55 for parking, but it will vary from $25-$55 for general parking, depending on the type of event. It's very steep! There's parking around the neighborhood, but unless you know Inglewood very well, it can get sketchy outside of the venue. Other than that, love Kia Forum!

I can't remember when I was here previous to our visit the other day. It was probably 20 years ago,…read moreso it's definitely gotten a remodel since then. SoFi is across the street, so the whole area can be crowded during events. It can be difficult to get there from OC or SD, because it's not far from LAX. You may need to go the backways to avoid traffic. Parking is now one of the highest in LA for events. Even prepaying, it was $50! SoFi is even worse ,and so is Dodger Stadium. At least the Greek is only $40 for normal parking. We were in the 100s, and the seats had very little room in between the rows. There was a premium section near us with better seats and more room, but you will pay even more for those seats. Sound was fine. It was weird that you had to go downstairs for the restrooms, luckily there is one set of restrooms with handicap access on the entrance level. We ate before we came, so we didn't have to buy food there. A personal pizza was $19, and a soda was $8.50. Yikes. We only come her for shows where the artist isn't playing anywhere else in SoCal. I would rather drive to Orange County, Riverside, Pomona, or Palm Desert to go to a show, over LA proper.

Beautiful track! Nice amenities! Watch out for parking!…read more Drake Track Stadium is the perfect place to workout, as long as you're a student, have a membership, or with someone who does. From stadiums circuits, to long distance runs, short distance sprints, and pull ups, the stadium has everything we need for a dynamic workout! The stadium is always clean, so no debris on the steps to cause missteps/injuries. There are vending machines right outside of the stadium with snacks/drinks to recharge! The parking is a bit tricky. You'll think you can park in certain lots, and then you end up getting ticketed. You will likely choose parking structure 7 since it's closest to the stadium, but it's best to use the one before that if you don't have a pass. I've gotten a couple tickets, so figured I'd warn yall!

Closed for now. Plan accordingly when wanting to use the restroom. All restrooms are located inside…read moreof buildings closed to the public and or locked. Everything else looks lovely from the closed gates.

Where to even begin. I'll start with I was not here for a sporting event, but for a conference. The…read moremajority of the event was right in the entrance area. It is a massive sprawling areana, especially compared to the tiny venues in Nebraska. So much space to hold the activations and vignette around the multi level event. We were able to explore all the floors including the upper deck with views of the field. A very clean and modern stadium.

First time here and I got to see Fluffy and Jo Koy!!…read more Finding parking wasn't that bad. The worst part was standing in line to get into the Stadium. I'm not sure what the problem was. People issue? Equipment issue? IDK, but it felt like forever to get in. Once in, we wandered around for a little while to make a food purchase. Climbing/walking up the semi steep steps to find our seats was a little scary though for someone who's considered a senior citizen. Once we got our seats in the almost nosebleed section, I was so glad that they had screens so that you can actually see Fluffy and Jo Koy. If they didn't, they would have looked like ants wearing clothes. It would be nice if they had people selling food and drinks walking around where the seats are located within the Stadium. If they did, either I didn't see them or they didn't come to the nosebleed area.

So this is an update to my previous review of camp that took place at UC Irvine. Camp relocated to…read moreLMU in 2024 and I have to say that the experience was a lot better than before. Since there's a smaller field and bleacher seating, the crowds are reduced and it's a more "intimate" time where you're closer up to the field and not herded into cramped spaces. Although they still charge for parking, getting into camp was a breeze and there was no "waiting area" as before to get into the field. This time around you could just go straight to the fields from the gate upon opening. Although it's more improved, I hear they'll be moving again in the future so I hope the next experience is just as good.

Last year I had the VIP tent with complimentary food. This year, ironically, I had an even better…read moreview as most of the practices were close to the bleachers. I noticed the food trucks, beer garden and had an area for the kiddos to play with bouncies ,etc. I definitely recommend the funnel cake here. Snacks and drinks are sold here as well but I think there's opportunity for more refreshments. The bleachers are covered but it would be good to bring your own seat cushion. There's a holding reception type area when you arrive. It's a little confusing when they open up and let the crowd in. The crowd control does a decent job in handling the lines.

It's a solid venue. It's not very big so it provides a more intimate space. It has enough height…read moreand air circulation, so it never feels humid in the studio. The general seating area is a large rectangle in the middle. Each row is long enough that I wish they would have an aisle in the middle. It can be bothersome to get to your seat or have people walk in front of you trying to get to theirs. They've done some impressive work with the small space. Lots of lighting and camera angles available. You can see a few pods on the side for separate/smaller live streams and commentators. The studio is connected to a public gaming room that has a few computers and some collectibles. It is also connected to a little concession stand to keep people from getting too hungry throughout the event.

Was such a fun experience for my first live esports event! Got to watch a Valorant game for VCT…read moreAmericas and it was super cool to see everything in person compared to streaming it online. I also liked that the venue isn't super big so it was quite intimate and fun! Was also able to grab a bite at the cafe. I got the nacho meal box which was definitely worth it. Nachos were surprisingly quite spicy but good. Also the matcha brownie was DELICIOUS! The whole thing was reasonably priced as well considering you got an entire meal and a nice keychain souvenir! Would definitely recommend fans to catch a game at this venue if they ever get a chance!

Legendary arena on the campus of UCLA. It's amazing that it's been around for 60 + years, but the…read morerenovations they did between 2010 and 2012 makes this place feel very modern and it's like a brand new arena. It's fun to walk around the inside and look at all of the banners and displays they have showing the rich winning tradition of the mighty bruins. Seats are pretty comfortable and there aren't really any bad seats in the house. I've been to some basketball games and a graduation here in the past, but this time went to a men's volleyball game. It was fun and general admission seating lets you get real up close to the action. It's a great venue and you should come check out some local college action. It's a lot of fun, more intimate, and a lot cheaper than a professional game.

*** January 20th, 2026: UCLA 69 vs Purdue 67 ***…read more Pauley Pavilion is the home of UCLA sports arena and the building recently had a renovation completed in 2012. I recently came here to see a NCAA men's basketball game. [Parking]: Visitors can park at Structure 7 or Structure 4. Most of cars will be guided to Structure 4, but Structure 7 is closer to Pauley Pavilion. For Structure 7, visitors must park on the basement level 2. $17 for the event parking via Bruin Permit. Visitors will need to scan the QR code at the elevators; however due to poor cellular signal at the basement, I had to refresh the webpage once I walked up to the ground level. [Experience]: There were vendors out there giving away free drink samples before and after the game. The stadium had a pretty good view and personally I didn't see any "bad" seats within the building. [Food]: The building blocked off one side of the building for food trucks, so there were some good food options to choose from. [Conclusion]: Unlike Crypto.com Arena or Intuit Dome, game day experience felt like a very intimate experience and gameday ticket is very affordable. Overall I am a fan of this arena. P.S. - UCLA women's gymnastics and men's + women's volleyball are also hosted in Pauley Pavilion.

I went here to watch men's basketball game The stadium…read morelooks like it's high school But school campus is soo good, guards r soo nice to help

I want to thank UCLA, Coach Savage, Austin, UCLA staff, and fans who facilitate us Veterans from…read moreGLA VA attending the UCLA baseball home games. We get in free, we get a free hot dog...and along with Brentwood School VCRE, they prepare a BarBQ for us once a month. At every game they always honor us and make sure we know they are thankful for our service to this country. I've read much about the lease and property issues... but as a veteran from the Bay Area here for long term treatment for PTSD, it is clear to me that property issues are NOT a consideration in how these people treat us Veterans. Their kindness and respect for us is truly appreciated. THANK YOU to UCLA Baseball! We appreciate your support for us Veterans. GO BRUINS!

Was here for the UCLA v Cal Poly SLO game on 2/16/25 and had a very enjoyable experience. Tickets…read moreare inexpensive and no matter where you sit you are close to the field. They have a small concession stand that sells the basics if you get a little hungry. This was actually my 3rd or 4th time and I will definitely be back.