Modern, well-designed facility: The stadium's craftsmanship is frequently praised. For example, the…read moreturf field and underlying drainage/grade system allow the field to bounce back quickly after rain. Community Impact Ample parking & ease for spectators: Reviewers mention the parking is "tons of parking close to the entrance" and that the stadium is "very clean, very well organised." Strong visual & audio experience: The large scoreboard, turf condition, lighting and sound system all receive positive comments.

Pretty nice stadium! It's been a while since I've been to a high school football game and I see…read morethey've come a long way! Nice brilliant broadcast screen with replay features! I definitely will invest in a stadium seat cushion with back support lol.

First time visiting this venue. Went to the Josh Groban Concert which was SPECTACULAR!!! The…read moreHouston Symphony perform live as well. I purchased a single ticket from ticket master for $200. ROW 102 Seat 11. Just a few feet from the stage. Thankfully the rain held up. For this time of year I must say the humidity wasn't that bad. I prepaid for parking online. Which seemed unnecessary when i arrived - just my luck I found street parking out front. But I still proceeded into the parking deck to ensure I walked with a crowd when I left. Great venue overall, clean, the staff is friendly. The bag policy is simple...A clear bag (clutch, satchel, tote) whatever. Just make sure it's clear. The food and beverages here are a little pricey but the portions seem generous. Drinks are pretty good - they have coconut water at the bar in the lounge area.

I hadn't been to the Pavilion in over 20 years. I made the mistake of going to a concert during the…read moresummer given the 100+ degree heat even going into the night. Even though I was in the covered seating area, the temperature was oppressive leading to stinky people everywhere. I could only imagine how people were on the lawn. There were an inadequate number of misters on the ground but the thing I need to complain about the venue is the security system. If you set off the detection, you need to drop all your things into a basket and walk back through the detector. The problem with that is the placement of basket and the detector makes you turn your back to the person holding the basket and your belongings for a couple of seconds if there is a queue. Enough time for things to go missing. As for the acoustics, they're fine. The placements of the video monitor are appropriate where they are only viewable if you are seated away. As for the vendors, alcoholic drinks were around 18 dollars while canned water was a more reasonable 6 dollars.

FIRST TIMERS at the derby today!! We had winners circle tickets which included an AYCE brunch from…read more12-4. Pet me tell you it was a whole lot of food we could not try all. From your typical pancakes and waffles etc. to stuffed chicken with season rice and more. An array of desserts, salads and fruits. Drinks are reasonably priced averaging $9-$12. Service is decent considering size of venue. Regular drinks, sodas and teas were included for the $45 ticket. For some reason the races mostly started away from us which was a little disappointing but overall loved the experience. They also have a special area for kids on Sundays this month only $5 with face painting, play areas, petting zoo and more.

Hidden gem in Houston - what a fun getaway from the city! Spent a couple of hours here on a…read moresurprise date. $7 for admission that I paid online in advance for ($14 for two people). Parking was plentiful since it was a huge lot. The venue itself is quite big - multiple floors and wide in length. There were lots of tables with individual monitors with horse races streaming from different regions of the U.S, along with lots of TVs by the food court area. Plenty of people just watching the different races streamed on the TV happily. Betting takes place on the kiosks spread throughout the building. There's a variety of methods to bet, but easily thing to do is take a picture of the screen and have ChatGPT explain it to you lol since it's a lot of information to digest if you're a first timer. Betting is minimum $2 to start. The nachos were cheap and filling - $10 for a spread shared among two people. Plenty of cheap food available. Now for the actual racing, there was a lot of seating (albeit, they were not labeled). We actually sat in the paid, reserved seating with the TV monitors (which was quite nice, since you could see the camera following the horses racing outside on the track up close), until we were kicked out since we could show the ticket narc our tickets. We relocated to a different seating area next to it, and again after a few rounds, we were ticket-checked again and had to move. Finally, we discovered the free seating, which is at the very end on the left side of the building, with the auditorium-like seats (furthest from the fancy restaurant they have). It wasn't terrible, and we spent most of the time at the paid seating anyways. Would recommend better signage because as newbies to the horse racing venue, we didn't know any better. A lot of friend groups, families, singles, all gathered to watch the horse racing, and TBH, I got pretty into it once I started betting (rabbit hole?), so it was quite fun. There was even a hat contest that was cute to watch! I'd come back! It was a unique way to spend a Saturday afternoon!

My beautiful girlfriend is going to graduate here today!! She's worked so hard and I'm so proud of…read moreher. UPDATE! SHE JUST WALKED ACROSS THE STAGE GO ANNA !

great fields and concessions, relatively cheap food, very clean restrooms. great umpires too.read more

No coolers allowed. They expect you to buy all your food at the concession stand but man that food…read moreis gross. I didn't think you could mess up concession stand nachos but this place sure does! They use nasty bagged tortilla chips vs the traditional round nacho chips. They really need to change some of their policies. They are known as the "no fun yard."

For a university basketball arena, I'm really impressed with the Fertitta Center. Home of the…read moreUniversity of Houston Cougars, this is a great venue to catch a game. The center is modern, clean, organized and has all the amenities. I came prepared with a clear bag but entry was still a breeze. Security does a great job pointing people in the direction of their seats and ensuring that stairways and hallways remain clear. In terms of food and drink, I was really impressed with the number of options. They have two full service food counters on either side of the arena. While I personally did not get anything, I saw people passing by with nachos and popcorn. If you want something a little more substantial Antones Poboys and Chick-fil-a were both set up for grab and go. They also had lots of alcoholic beverage options from tall boy beers, liquor for cocktails and even a spiked fresh lemonade stand. The arena has a fan shop onsite, some historical displays and a kid coloring zone. The game itself was well played (they won!) and executed from the announcer to the lights and entertainment. Great experience overall.

I like this venue! Great view from anywhere in the stands. Parking garage has plenty of spots and…read moreis spacious. They do a good job of keeping this venue clean. I like the large screens and how red everything is... you really feel the Cougar spirit here. During commencement season, UH does a good job of managing traffic in the garage and on the streets.

I've been here several times now and I have to say this is a very well kept clean stadium and very…read morenice. I normally sit on the bottom home side, and it's always so nice. Just a very good looking stadium that's very well kept up with. Note: if you're an opposing fan, you might get a little heckled but everybody is pretty nice and will always have a conversation with you.

It was good. Soccer match, Argentina vs. Honduras. Not the best though. I made a poster rooting for…read moreArgentina, but the staff wouldn't let me bring it in! They let my brother bring his poster. . I also reunited with my best friend Eli. Argentina won the game!!!!!!! I had a pretty good time, but there were negatives. -Warner W-

Was recently in Houston to knock stadium #22 off my list and decided to take a side trip to Sugar…read moreLand to experience a Space Cowboys game. Purchased club seats for myself and a friend and absolutely LOVED the experience in that section. That said, we wandered the entire stadium before the game (and got to pet plenty of pooches since it was a Waggin' Wednesday game), got some Space Cowboys swag (I even got a leash for my dog), and made sure to see everything that Constellation Field had to offer. Once we got to the club section (the First Community Club), we got our wristbands and made our way to the buffet. What a great selection of food! I complemented my food with a local beer selection. Then we made our way to our seats and got to enjoy the view, the breeze, and some fun baseball. Pre-paying for parking makes that aspect of the experience a breeze. The staff at this stadium are an absolute delight as well. Very clean stadium, lots of activities and concession options. As far as minor league / AAA stadiums go, Constellation Field is one of the better ones I've been able to visit. Highly recommend.

ASTROS OF TOMORROW! If you're an MLB/MiLB fan like myself, Constellation Field needs to be on your…read moreradar. I've been to multiple baseball fields at the minor league level and this has to be one of my favorites! It's large, clean, and has a hometown feel. From the parking attendants to the gift/snack shops, I felt welcomed. Parking was $10 and food was reasonable considering it's a sporting event. Domino's Pizza was on-site with a small booth! Constellation field has burgers, chicken, hot dogs, fries, tea, and other staples like popcorn and chips. If you have kids, they have you covered here! I spent most of my money on collectible pins, a hat, jersey, and other gifts for my folks back home. I spotted three large gift shops with great items. I picked up every single enamel pin, lol. The store had snap backs, trucker hats, and dad caps. Shirts ranged from hokey to hipster. I felt like most of their jerseys needed a slight revamp, however I was able to find a neat one! Constellation Field has excellent seats, some shaded areas, and a massive lawn behind the bullpen. I spotted many families pull up their chairs and blankets. The area is quite inviting, it's also an affordable option for large families or groups with small children. Players interacted with fans on the lawn! I paid for a seat near home plate, it was about $13 bucks. I opted to stand and enjoy a refreshing drink at the viewing counter behind my section. I LOVE when stadiums have counters lined across the field. It's perfect for guests who want to stand or escape the sun. Personally, I had just arrived from a long flight so I wanted to stretch my legs, this was wonderful. Scoreboards and signage have an authentic Texan aesthetic. The largest scoreboard is shaped like the state of Texas and the numbers/lettering have a spacey vibe. Murals across Constellation are stunning, I especially love the ones featuring the Space Cowboys logo and Orion the mascot. Oh! Don't forget to take a picture with the large Astros championship ring, I forgot to like a dork! The parking lot is massive, I parked my little Kia Soul in a safe environment. I felt secure and comfortable.

Attended the Sysco food event. Sufficient Parking and check-in was easy. Large event place that…read morewas very nice and great set up.

Best high school stadium I've ever seen. The rest of the facilities are also excellent. The staff…read morewas excellent also. Had a great time.

Super hectic - if you're coming for an event, add an extra 20 minutes to your navigation estimate…read morefor parking. Event parking was $10, so plan a carpool. West side parking brings you to 101-130, east side is row 115. Concessions are pricey - $10+ for nachos or a hot dog.

It's a nice venue, no doubt about it. But for people who are not current students (like this…read moreAggie), having to create an online account and jump through hoops just to go in and watch a single game is absolute B.S., and I don't mean Bachelor of Science! Somebody please tell me how the current system is better than when you walked up to the ticket window, bought a ticket, then went inside. It took about 30 seconds to buy a ticket, and the line moved fast. This line moved SLOW. I shudder to think what would happen if my mom tried to attend a game in Reed. The line would grind to a halt for 30 minutes!