I had the pleasure of seeing a concert at Fort Field They…read morehave a professional staff The seating sections are clearly marked and easy to find There are numerous restrooms Various concessions serving food, drinks, and libations. The seats are nicely appointed, I never felt uncomfortable There is plenty of security inside and outside of the venue I can see why the Lion have such a crowd at their games. This visit was for concert, my best one will be for a game . #OnePride

I attended the Usher and Chris Brown concert at Ford Field and had an amazing time overall. The…read morevenue was well organized, and despite the large crowd, entry and other lines moved smoothly. My only criticism is that some of the concession stands had extremely long wait times. The biggest issue, however, was that someone vomited on the seat directly behind us during the concert. Several people notified staff, but unfortunately, no one came to clean it up. We had to sit through the remainder of the concert with the smell of vomit around us, which really took away from an otherwise great experience. I was very disappointed with how that situation was handled, especially since it was a sanitation issue. Because there were many positive aspects to our visit, I'm giving 3 stars, but I hope the venue improves its response to situations like this in the future.

I went to a concert to see gorillaz it was very good with Damon albarn and the othersread more

A very nice arena! Lots of options for food and beverages. All seating is good from the layout…read more Plenty of parking in surrounding open lots/structures/ street

Had an opportunity to catch a game and had myself a good time…read more Didn't get there until the 4th inning which is a broken man law rule in my book, but was also a last minute thing too. When getting tickets there was only one left in the handicapped area, but the ticket window person was able to get my seat the row in front of hers for the same price. The seat next to hers was not occupied and the seating person said I could sit next to her. $3 hotdogs! Yes please! Spent less than $150 for parking, tickets and food so made for an affordable night. Didn't get a chance to explore the inside of the stadium, I did scope the outside out last year, it is really a beautiful park. This made my 5th ballpark now; Fenway, New and Old Yankee Stadium, and Cleveland. Really appreciate a good ballpark and this is one of them.

I've been here a few times for tigers games after signing the national anthem and another time for…read morea Banana Ball game very recently. The only aspects I feel are necessary to point out are the concessions, the seat organization, and the entry into the stadium. Concessions: out of this world expensive. A small soda was $7. I got a meal deal for $10 and the hot dog was small and tasted old, the chips were small and the drink was gone a second. I genuinely will never buy concessions from here again. Seat organization: it was pretty confusing for my friends and I to find our seats but honestly I think it was more "user error" than anything. Our seats once we sat down were pretty decent. Entry: entry was pretty quick for my friends and I and for banana ball, they were pretty lenient with the bag (which I'm glad because I saw different requirements for measurements in different places and got confused). When we left banana ball though, we wanted to go to the after party and someone in security told us we had to go out and all the way around. When we left and got to the point he told us about, the other security person told us there was no re-entry so we didn't end up being able to go to the after party which was such a bummer. It would be nice if security understood the layout a bit more to get people where they need to be. Overall, would I come here again? Sure I guess. Would I buy anything or bring anything? No.

This Amphitheater is in such a beautiful area. It's one the best outdoor venues near a waterfront…read moreI've been too! Being part of the park and to be included with the riverfront walk is so nice. As you walk upto the amphitheater, you see large-scale art installations along Jefferson Avenue and Chene Street of renowned musicians including Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, Gladys Knight, and Tammi Terrel! At night the lighting within makes the art more amazing! The open air, the view of Detroit River behind it and the fixed seats underneath covered tent canopies and lawn seating behind those. There's concession and drink stations setup for concert goers. The concert performance was projected on the surface of the canopies. Boaters are even allowed to pull up to enjoy the performance. We had such a fantastic time!

The Phoebe Bridgers show at Royal Oak Music Theatre in September 2021 was moved to the Aretha…read moreFranklin Amphitheatre, so it was nice to be outside. We got there early enough to park in one of the several lots close by. It was $20 cash to park but that's what I expected. The lines were long and we weren't quite sure which one to get in, since there were at least two branches that we saw. I think we figured out that they all led to an entrance, and the line actually moved pretty quickly. They had people going through the line checking vaccine cards, so we just had to get through a bag check/pat down right outside the entrance. I wish they had checked IDs and given wristbands in line too, because the bar lines were long and very slow. I feel like that would have helped speed things up a bit. All the staff we encountered were friendly and nice. We did find someone to direct us to our seats, which was helpful. The seat numbers are a bit hidden and definitely not that visible when it's dark. The seats were comfortable and we were mostly shielded from the blowing storm that came through right before the show started. It was so cool to see Canada and be on the water. I loved that aspect of the venue. There were a few bars, but again the lines were really long and they were out of two things we tried ordering initially. The menu was also confusing as it listed prices for some drinks but half the menu was just bottle service - I don't think anyone at this show was doing bottle service, but I guess it was an option? The restroom lines were long but moved pretty quickly. They did have restroom attendants which helps with moving things along. If you have a couple bucks, be sure to tip them. They keep the facilities clean and have mints/candy/gum and other supplies for use. The main complaint I have is that the parking situation after the show was a nightmare, with no one directing traffic at all, either in the parking lot or on the street. Probably not any fault of the venue but it took us about half an hour of just sitting in standstill, gridlocked traffic before we figured out we could turn around and get into a line of traffic that was actually moving. I'd be interested in seeing another show here in the future. We did mask up the whole time because it was pretty crowded, looked to be sold out even though we were outdoors I just felt better wearing a mask.

I'm really surprised by the bad reviews. I love this rink! Unless you're at a figure-skating only…read morerink, they all have a bit of an odor that I attribute to hockey gear. The most important detail for a skater, the ice sheet, is amazing! Despite being a hockey rink, the ice isn't too brittle, the surface is well maintained and very smooth. The facility itself is a reasonably comfortable temperature, and there is plenty of space to warm up in the lobby. Highly recommend--it's my favorite in the area.

The rink looked somewhat dirtyb ithout clean it up over the place.. I find it interesting for all…read morepeople who grr up from thta area was something different not like before... This place need to change and get rid of stinky odor!

I love the tigers Stadium huge baseball fan and Love how they have this stadium built from the…read more suites to the seats just a great experience. They have all types of food and even a carousel for the kids that adults can also ride. On Sundays the carousel is free for everyone to ride. Popcorn, hot dogs, beer , daiquiris, pizza , tacos,fries. No matter your preference you will find it at this stadium. Love to watch the baseball game without a care in the world except wanting the Tigers to Win lol. If you haven't experienced tiger stadium you must go.

Review from 7/2023…read more This field is amazing. The seats are comfortable, the view is great, and I am unsure where some negatives come from. Parking is a pain in the butt, but isn't it always? We were sitting behind the visiting team (I am an Angels fan!), and our seats were great; see the pictures for the view. The crowds were huge, and finding a bathroom took some time, but that is what I expect when visiting a ballpark. It was a hot one that day, and I was surprised how many times someone was coming down the aisle with drinks to sell; it was nice.

I had no idea this place existed until recently. I came here for the Pet Expo this weekend and…read morerealized it was here. It's actually a really nice place on the inside and is primarily for the Flint ice hockey team, which yet again, I had no idea existed! You learn something new every day, right? After a long drive I found this place and wandered inside. Parking here's a little odd with a few different entrances and two separate lots. It reminds me of mall parking at Lakeside for some reason...don't ask. It was $5 to park which isn't that bad. Inside the main lobby is quite large with a big screen across the wall! there's three floors and my event was on the first floor. the main floor had the fly ball for dogs and I believe that's also where the actual ice rink is. I have no clue what's on the third floor. Probably offices. Anyway, it's a nice place in a part of town that could probably use the event space. They had a little snack area but I didn't get anything to eat our drink. Would return for other events in the future.

I enjoyed a Firebirds hockey game with my brother here. One level seating with not a bad seat in…read morethe house. Overpriced concessions and under quality taste. Beer prices are decent. They have a gift shop that is extremely overpriced for the merchandise. VUP parking is available in the rear of the building for $5. The venue was clean along with the restrooms. Staff was friendly and armed security was plentiful making you feel safe (even though entry did not require a search or metal detectors). Good team with nice entertainment between periods. I would definitely return for a game but eat somewhere else prior or after.

2026-09-19. Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI…read more Welcome to the Big House! The largest stadium in the USA with a seating capacity of 107,601 and a total capacity of over 110,000. This was my first experience and it was my beloved Wolverines facing off against UTEP Miners. A couple of things to note is that you cannot pull up into the parking lot a pay for parking. The lots around the stadium are sold by the season. If you plan on attending individual games and you want to park in one of the adjacent blue lots, you'll need to buy a parking spot from a 3rd party site, and trust me, you don't want to do that. These spots go for well over $100 per game. Don't feel so bad, if you buy a seasons parking spot, it still works out to $60 per game. You best bet is to park, well anywhere else really, and follow the crowd to the stadium. The closest public lots are about 0.8mi from the stadium, but prices are a lot cheaper. I found street parking (free) about 1.3 miles out at the opposite end of campus and completed the casual walk in about 25 minutes. If you don't care to walk the campus at all, don't worry, there are much closer streets where you can park and walk, you just need to be lucky and/or patient. The other thing to note is that NO BAGS can be brought with you into the stadium, not even the clear ones. You are allowed to bring your phone, jackets, ball caps, seat cushions, and a towel, but no umbrellas or large bulky items. Today was overcast and the rain has been on and off all morning. The afternoon is as if the city was drowned in an invisible fog, clear visibility yet a perpetual light mist surrounding the air around you, enough to wet you, but not enough to get you wet. We had amazing seats, 30 rows up and by the end zone. The stadium's sheer grandeur is breathtaking and it was another solid turn out despite the wet weather. Games are always sold out before the season even begins, so the real testament to school spirit are the gate rings; the number of tickets scanned at the gates. Today's official attendance rang in at 110,668. The seats are also equipped with complementary UofM cushions. These cushions hang over the bench seat when not in use, and you just flip them over if you want to use them. This was perfect as they were kept dry when hanging and not in use. Not sure if this is only with the lower level seats, or all seats, but it was a nice touch! Food and drink consists of all your usual suspects for any sports venue, minus the peanuts, you can't get those here, and prices rival those of Comerica Park (5/3 Park?), Ford Field, and Little Caesar's Arena with domestic beer at $12.5 and import beer at $14. Most snacks are under $10, but if you get 'em fancy, then you're looking at about double the price. The menu tops out with some fully loaded nachos at $23.00. With the way the economy is going, don't hold me to these prices, but today they are: Popped Maize: $6.50 Nachos: $8.00 (+$2.00 for cheese cup) Soft Pretzel: $7.00 (+$2.00 for cheese cup) Hot Dog (Dearborn Brand): $7.25 Stadium Sausage / Beyond Sausage: $8.00 - $8.25 Foot-Long Coney / Currywurst: $14.00 - $16.00 Pizza (Four-Square): $16.00 Smashburger / Mitten (Olive) Burger: $16.00 - $18.00 Michigan Stadium Nachos: $23.00 Overall, if you've never been to the Big House, it's definitely an experience. The crowd is electric and the sense of unity and comradery that fills the air is truly remarkable. And in case you're wondering, the game started off slow and tight with the Miners leading most of the first half. The Wolverines took the lead for the first time after kicking a field goal with 5 seconds left, and the Wolverines went into half time leading 17-14. They came out the 2nd half aggressively defending their territory in true Wolverine fashion and romped to a 52-17 victory. If you'd like to experience more, come dine-with-me.yelp.com I'd love to have your company... Go Blue!

My wife brought me to a Michigan game two years ago as a present. Let me tell you, I've been in a…read morelot of stadiums, but being around 110,000 plus fan is ELECTRIC. Atmosphere was phenomenal, crowd was great, food and drinks were your typical stadium pricing, but overall a great experience. We ubered to the game from our hotel to avoid traffic and parking. The amount of vendors outside the stadium was unreal too. So many pop up shops. I will say though, good luck getting online on your phone while being around that many people, we had to walk almost a mile away from the stadium to connect with uber. I would do this experience 100 times out of 100. Best football game of my life even though Michigan lost lol.

I went to a concert at pine knob the summer and the venue is gorgeous! There is tons of parking but…read moreleaving the venue was terrible with the traffic. The grounds are perfectly manicured, like a resort and it was very clean. There is a lot of grass seating. I was in the pavilion under the covered roof but the place was packed. I would highly recommend getting seats instead of lawn since the seats are covered. Also the concert was in the middle summer and it blazing hot out so think sitting the shade was a lot better for me than the grass seating would have been. The staff are nice. It's a great venue!

I came to Pine Knob for a sold-out concert and while the show itself was great and our seats had a…read moregood view, the overall venue experience was honestly overwhelming. The venue was PACKED, and getting around felt chaotic because of the sheer number of people. Leaving after the show was by far the worst part. Traffic and rideshare pickup were a mess, and we ended up waiting around for over an hour before our ride was able to get anywhere near us. It was incredibly frustrating and there seemed to be very little organization for getting people out efficiently. The bathroom situation after the show was also awful. We checked two different sections of porta-potties and none of the ones we tried had toilet paper. For a venue hosting that many people, bathrooms need to be adequately stocked throughout the entire event. On the positive side, getting into the venue from VIP parking was quick and easy, our seats were good, and once we were settled in we had a great view of the show. I'd come back for an artist I really wanted to see, but I would absolutely plan ahead for a difficult exit and would not rely on rideshare being easy after a sold-out show.

This place is a dump! Bathrooms were disgusting, trash overflowing. We were there for a baseball…read moretournament. They had 4 people sitting in the office and only 1 person running concessions. Concessions was open for about a half hour then they closed the kitchen. A half hour later they completely closed concessions.

My grandson Nico plays there with his team! Great place to be! Easy travel access for me!read more