5/1/21: Here for a Junior Phenom basketball tournament. The facility is very clean & everything is…read moreextremely organized. The cost is $20 for the day or $35 for the weekend. The parking is plentiful & there are many hotels & restaurants nearby. The concession stand wasn't open, so we had to go out for snacks and food, which was not an issue. There are snack and drink machines available & they accept credit cards for your convenience. All the staff were friendly and helpful. I didn't have any issues at all. I would definitely come back.

I was finally able to check out the Sportsplex when my nephew played a Labor Day tournament in…read more2018. This facility is impressive since it can accommodate a myriad of different sports and is spacious enough to house a lot of people. Coming from Norfolk, the drive is a little long but that's neither here nor there. The Sportsplex is easy to find and there is plenty of parking. Upon entering I was surprised to see the facility came with some TV's, snack machines and a concession stand. In addition, I was more surprised by the size of the facility. I didn't realize it was so big, so when I walked over to Pavilion #1 I was in awe. This place could double for a major training facility, and there was so much seating. It makes me wish I was still playing basketball regularly so maybe I could play here. JV

I was here for a conference and it was pretty good for conference space. There were enough tables…read moreand chairs for everyone and having a Starbucks here was great since the conference coffee wasn't the best. The bathrooms are clean and were regularly cleaned while the conference was in progress. I wish there was a water bottle filling station, but the water fountains did the trick. Like with most conferences, the chairs can grow to be uncomfortable after a while. The audiovisual equipment worked great and no one seemed to have tech issues. Now, unlike most conferences, the temperature inside was perfect. I also liked how close the parking garage was to the building, which made finding check-in easy. Since this is an arena, there were people playing basketball during the time we were there and they rang the buzzer a few times, which made the whole room jump every time (it became quite funny after a while).

Before I begin let me start off by saying that this review is based solely upon my personal…read moreexperiences and my personal experiences alone, so with that being said let's go!. I have been here for a number of occasions, graduations and other events so this visit was no different as far as the set up and layout of the events. You walk in the front entrance and through metal detectors then you find your seats and if you have any questions or concerns there are ushers to assist you at every level of the establishment!. I took off a star because the concert event was supposed another group perform but that group never showed up! But I refuse to let that stop me from attending another event here.

Great track! We came…read morehere to watch the nascar youth quarter midget racing and stayed for the truck race and had a great time. The track offers camping that is close to the entrance. Sites are a good size and people were friendly. They even have a bathroom with showers. Since it was in the 90s during our trip this was a great option. The fan area is right outside the main gate and easy to navigate. They had lots of autograph sessions before the races that weekend. Best part was having pit passes to go behind the scenes during the race. It was a unique experience that created lots of memories.

Absolutely great race. We had a great time and got to explore the are on the way down from PA.read more

Dirt track! I was on my way to the NASCAR races in…read moreRichmond, and took a side trip to see the Tony Stewart All-Stars Sprint Car show. Very nice facility, it was nice to see a nice crowd, paved lanes in the parking lot, and a very professional program. If you're in the region and looking for a really good side trip to a really good competitive track., I would highly recommend stopping at this place. The local modified support series also put on a pretty good show. It's also pretty cool that it's in a town called Jamaica VIRGINIA mon!

What a fun night always love seeing the local dirt racers spinning up that DIRT!!! This is a great…read moreidea for a family event

The Siegal Center has been home to VCU's basketball home games, graduations, and a number of other…read moreevents. So there's plenty of good memories at VCU's most recognized building. Door staff and security are easy and friendly, the facilities are always clean and kept up nicely. The event staff ranges from friendly to unsuitable but I think they're usually hired by an agency, so we'll take the good with the bad. The Siegel Ctr doesn't leave much for one to desire. Parking sometimes isn't all that fun but it always works out. Good venue for local sports and other events.

Not only does the Siegel Center host VCU teams, but it's also site of many VHSL state championships…read more-- basketball, volleyball and cheer -- and high school graduations. It could be bigger. It could have better concessions. But they do a terrific job sharing their space with the community.

Fun events! Went for Virginia takeover. Stopped at the bar and ate lunch here. Honestly for a bar I…read moreate drinks were reasonable and lunch was cheap which was great! Good vibes ! Plenty of bathrooms and trash cans to keep up. I'd come back

Wow the prices have gone way up. $18 for two small pieces of fried rockfish with fries? I am…read moreappreciative of the student discount for admission, but $20 to get in for car races seems high. I remember this being less of a corporate environment, but perhaps that's the nature of the beast. The employees here are super nice, and I would like to thank them. Also the track officials are A plus. They really are welcoming, and it is fun to meet the drivers. It's a family friendly place still. Yet there wasn't many stock car racing tonight. I remember nights of more of these cars. The go karts and modified 4 or 6 cylinder races are boring. That definitely was underwhelming, although the last race was fairly fun. Do I like this place? Absolutely. Yet I prefer Winchester, as that raceway is smaller, but it has more ambience.

I enjoy coming to this facility for my sons track events. It is always clean and well maintained. I…read moreuse to come here as a kid for my brother's wrestling tournaments. The renovations they have done have made this place so beautiful. The restrooms could be better maintained but it's understandable when it's packed with people for multiple events throughout one weekend. The restrooms are never dirty, but toilet tissue and hand-soap have been scarce at times. They offer a concession area, which is pretty pricey. Today I purchased a Starbucks premade cold coffee and it was $7.50 before tax. And a small hot coffee which was $4.00. I could have gone to Starbucks and had an actual treat. The food items are also priced pretty high, for simple things, like chicken tenders. I do appreciate the staff here, very friendly, informative and welcoming. You are able to purchase tickets online which makes entry easy, they also allow you to purchase entry tickets at the ticket windows, outside. Overall this is a very well run facility. I've patronized a few other sportsplex for my children's sporting events and this one is by far my favorite.

Just realized I have been here before, years ago for the Military Challenge course! This venue is…read moreexcellent for any and all multi-purpose sports events in VB! It's well located with ample parking and nice facilities! Today, the SportsPlex held the Super Heroes/Villains Run while multiple events, such as field hockey, continued with tons of spectators! Such a clean, well-organized facility with many amenities!

Was in town for the Virginia International Tattoo festival in April. We had such a great time with…read morethe multiple outside vendors and the actual show. It was our first time attending and we were impressed with the various US military groups and from other countries like Canada, France, South Korean Army (Hoshi! ), to name a few. The actual arena had seats that were comfortable enough. Just a little confusing with the numbering/arrangement of the seats. Restrooms were clean. We Ubered to the place so we really don't know about the parking situation.

First time at this venue. We went for an Admirals game. Can't speak to parking since we took a…read moreLyft (which was six dollars than Uber). We ate wings at the Pub. The bartenders were nice and they came out quickly. We had a couple drinks each and shared the wings. They also had a buffet option. There are plenty of vendors and other choices to eat. We had a nice time. All of the attendants were nice. The arena attendance was low. We got a cowbell and a first game certificate. Thanks Vet Tix for the tickets. It was expensive not like minor league baseball games used to be.

Traffic design- This place is a joke, one way in and out and never enough parking. Fields are some…read morejumbled up that you have to fight for a place to see your child play. My opinion is that they crammed too many fields together. Think about it nine fields in section A and hundreds of family members squeezing in- one little set of bleachers and this year they have advertising across the fences to block the view. They put most of the parking in the woods no where near the fields. They also do monitor the handicap parking so first come first serve and no display of handicap plates or anything. So I have seen wheels having to park in the woods. I mean people are parking on the grass at the fields so why don't they tear out the muddy grass and make more parking up near the fields? And when you have to park at fields B you have get in line of all the cars from A. Please put a exit out the back of the complex oh that would be to smart or at least have two lanes in and out with a traffic light.

Went for a concert on 9/9/23. We waited in line at least 45 minutes so we missed the first band…read more We had tickets very close to the stage. Before we went, I searched all over online and there were no photos of where the seating was. We had tickets for actual numbered seats. We arrived to find that they were rows of folding plastic chairs that appear to be left outside all the time because the hinges are rusted, and the seats were dirty. I brought paper towels to wipe the water off since it had just rained, and there was no cover over this area. The paper towels came off brown. There was sod laid under where the chairs were. It was a total mud bog! People would walk and mud would squirt up and splash around them and onto me. There was also only one bartender at the bar, so at times the line there was super long. There were port-a-potties instead of actual bathrooms, so be prepared to use that in the dark or hold it! Lastly, there was a lighting issue so the lead singer kept singing out on the catwalk in the dark with no spotlight, so people were complaining that they couldn't see him at all. The light came on halfway through the concert but after they took a break it didn't come on again. For over $60 a ticket, I was surprised.