This park has lovely baseball fields, that are meticulously maintained. Several different teams use…read morethe feilds, and the details of the stands are fit to the neighborhoods gingerbreading and rocking chair porches. The kids park across the street has large wrought iron entrances. Four large sets of modern playground equipment are not as well upkept as the baseball field across the street. What the sets need is a good pressure washing to reflect how nice they really are. The playground is completely handicapped accessible and has many benches around the edge for adults to park it and sit on thier phones. Which is great, because I hate standing around hovering over my kid, reminding him to be careful. He's fine with me on a bench waiting. I'd rather write for yelp! Mius a star for the pressure washing ISSUE, and the lack of shade on the playground. Come on Knoxville. You got it, flaunt it.

A top tier venue for sure. It's huge! I've attended several games here. It's always as good a it…read morelooks on TV. I do have a couple of complaints. Parking is insane, like most college campus stadiums. The seats are packed in so closely that people trying to get to the aisle to visit the loo, or enjoy a short and fast line at the concessions, must get pretty intimate with their seat neighbors. The upper deck is brutal. Miss me with those tickets! If you can get just under the overhang, though, you can have shelter from the elements even if you have an obstructed view. There are, literally, seats placed behind huge concrete supports and I've had tickets there. Had to laugh. Despite all of that, it's amazing. The amenities, including concessions and restroom facilities, are fast and easy. The stadium hosts the university's traditions and team with style. I love the VOLS, but my first love is the Crimson and Cream. I have to say that Knoxville has been very hospitable to my friends from Norman, Oklahoma. If you get the chance, go to a game here. You won't regret it.

My spouse and I attended not only our first Savannah Banana baseball game but our fist time inside…read moreNeyland Stadium. The game was very entertaining and popular for all age levels. The pros about the stadium was the closed captioning on two locations during the game. I would have liked to seen the captioning to begin when introductions began but still grateful that this was present. We didn't appreciate being misled that a shuttle service was available for those parking in the G7 garage. We had to walk over 1 mile to and from the stadium. We entered from gate 22 as was recommended but it felt like we were sardines slowly moving to find our seats. I wished the seats were individual instead of a metal bench with backs as my body had a hard time being comfortable. There were plenty of drink and food vendors but the cost was ridiculous. We stuck with bottled water and shared a pretzel. However, a hotdog with nothing on it was $16. I loved the merch tents and did purchase a shirt and hat for summer use. Overall it was an enjoyable evening but it will be our last game. Be sure to dress comfortably, wear walking shoes and even eat a meal outside of the stadium before arriving. A plus is we left a bit early to avoid crowds and easily exited the parking garage onto I-40. Thanks!

Not quite ready to be done for the day and also, I got a little lost. I stopped here for a walk to…read moreclear my head and get ready for the drive west. This is a large park with baseball fields, a walking trail, a large covered pavilion and a playground. It was a really nice walk that I enjoyed. The parking lot isn't nearly large enough if there's a big sports game going on. Arrive early. And as for the folks hanging out who squealed their tires as they left, I'm not a narc. [Review 1204 of 2024 - 520 in Tennessee - 22227 overall]

The Thompson-Boling Arena, now called the Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center, is home to the…read moreUniversity of Tennessee's men's and women's basketball teams and the Lady Vol volleyball team. It also hosts a variety of other events, including concerts, conventions, and other sporting competitions. A premium SEC arena with all the latest and greatest amenities... Very comfortable and esthetically pleasing... convenient to get to and plenty of parking...

Within the past couple of months I have been to this facility quite a bit for basketball games…read more This is a nice arena that is well kept and maintained. Very spacious. The seating in certain sections of the arena is very tight. There are individual seats, but I highly suggest end seats so that you can stretch out your legs.

What an upgrade from the park in Sevierville! My husband and I got seats in row 1 on 1st baseline…read moreand got to the stadium early enough to explore. There is a small team store outside but the one inside the stadium is far better selection-wise (Smokies, Cubs, and basic TN apparel)...albeit still small and crowded. There are condo buildings on infield sides of the park overlooking the field. We felt bad for whomever owns the condos directly above the kid play area on 3rd baseline (slides and play gyms galore). It was wild. The coolest part was that you could walk around the entire stadium via a bridge walking over a creek in the outfield. There is a ton of standing room over by the bullpens with counters for food and drink. We also really liked that at the concourse level, you can purchase a 4 top table as your seats, which had a great view, tables for yummies, and easy access to vendors and restrooms. Would be great for a double date or a family of four. Great sound system and Jumbotron. The suites are far more expensive than at the last stadium, making an outing with friends or colleagues a bit unattainable for educators like us in those previously enjoyed spaces. There are a lot of food options for nachos, pretzels, Philly steaks, hot dogs, etc. There is a BBQ spot and a special seating area for the Bush's Baked Beans BBQ buffet area (which seemed popular). We loved the ice cream stand with shaved ice galore, hard scoop OR soft serve options. I got a single twist in a cup and it was huge. Average/expected prices and cashless only. The slight downsides-there was a rain delay without an abundance of covered areas. The drainage at our row 1 seats was poor and a huge puddle formed during the rain and remained. Everyone around us kept saying, "thats unfortunate...especially for pricier seats." Secondly, there were a ton of beer options, including local, which was cool. However, not many cocktail spots.

Stadium in Kodak was MUCH better. The old stadium was more scenic, no construction or tall…read morebuildings surrounding it. This park is much smaller and in a more dangerous area. It is also not very ADA friendly. Overall, the new stadium is a massive downgrade. Went to the Savannah Banana game where they offered SRO tickets. They have no designated standing area. All places to stand obstruct your view in some way. You feel like you're being a nuisance and being treated like one. Employees complained to other employees about SRO ticket holders "being in the way" right in front of said SRO ticket holders. Employees and others attending treated SRO ticket holders like absolute scum. DO NOT OFFER SRO IF YOU DO NOT ACTUALLY HAVE A PLACE FOR THEM TO STAND AND ACTUALLY ENJOY THEIR EXPERIENCE. Every single person I saw standing really looked disappointed the entire time. We ended up leaving an hour and a half early because none of us were enjoying ourselves. Absolute waste of $175 plus what we spent inside the stadium. They really dropped the ball on this one. Also, parking SUCKS.

What a great night cheering on Lady Vols Soccer. The stadium opened 1.5 hours before the game and…read morethey had a tons of giveaways and promotions as they tried to beat their attendance record. I wouldn't be surprised if they did because that was the most people I have ever seen at a collegiate soccer game. There were programs, signed pics of Smokey, orange and white Pom poms, t-shirts for first 500 in line, pic opportunities with Smokey 10, bounce house, concession stands, food trucks (Goodwins). Overall, lively atmosphere and a lot to see and do. Parking and accessing stands was easy and cost to attend was free! Can't get much better than that. We sat in the second row up (you have super obstructed views of the field in 1st row) due to small kids who don't do stairs well. I would recommend 4th row and up if you can with so many people walking and stopping in front of you. Very family-friendly, with the exception of no mask mandate for kids in the crowded bounce houses. Can't wait to come back!

It is one of the best softball stadiums I've ever been to. I do sports coverage and it's very…read moreaccommodating for the media and for fans. Everybody there is very nice and friendly, which doesn't surprise me because it's Tennessee. It's a very clean stadium as far as everything goes, including the bathrooms.

This "Petsafe" dogpark is located at Doyal park. This is an excellent place to bring your dog!!…read more The dog park is two acres, where dogs can run around and have a blast. There is a separate section for small dogs, and plenty of dog bags (to pick up waste) on both sides. Some people seem to think it's okay to let you dog poo and leave it. It's not okay. Now that we've cleared up the confusion, back to the park. There is water available, but it's outside the fence. I recommend bringing a bowl to fill up and have inside. The park is great, with benches, and plenty of shade. Oh, and Plenty of parking from what I've experienced. Overall a great place to bring the fur balls!

Beautiful park with lots of amenities. Hiking trails up into the hills. Large playground for the…read morekids. Two tennis courts. Baseball and softball field. Small and large dog park. Dog park also has benches for you to sit in while your dogs play. Picnic areas with charcoal grills available. Large areas of grass to play and throw a frisbee kickball around or play catch. Restrooms available as well. Ample parking. Overall beautiful park very well-maintained