What an incredible experience at Frank Howard Field in Clemson! The atmosphere was electric, and…read morethe fans were some of the nicest we've ever met -- passionate about their team, but welcoming to visitors. We enjoyed some great food before the game, and the vibe around the stadium was just pure college football magic. The highlight? Watching the Louisville Cardinals beat Clemson and then getting to walk on the field afterward -- unforgettable! Whether you're a Tigers fan or visiting team supporter, this place delivers a first-class game day experience.

Here for George Strait concert coming in from Greeneville and we sat in traffic for OVER TWO HOURS…read moreTO GO 9.5 miles!!! AWFUL! Not SAFE! We left at 4pm still in traffic at 7:11 still thousands of cars in traffic

Went to Bon Secours for the Styx, Kevin Cronin Band, And Don Felder Brotherhood of Rock tour…read more Pluses: - easy downtown location. Walked from the Hyatt. - super simple friendly security and ticket checkin. - clean bathrooms - good sight lines and sound from our seats in section 120. Minuses: - concessions were a bit expensive and in some cases really slow as the cashier tried to upsell at every opportunity. - sound system was actually a little too loud. - seat row markers are not very visible. - drink holder was broken on one seat. Overall, a decent venue for a concert ... less intimate than Columbia's Township Auditorium but much better than larger arenas.

Still a great arena! It's been updated in the last couple of years with new seats and concessions,…read moreincluding "markets" where you can shop for individual items. Pricey, but that's to be expected. Very sleek and clean, with lots of friendly employees around to help. The Swamp Rabbit season opener was a lot of fun, despite the loss. Parking is fairly easy in the area. Go now!

It's impossible to buy tickets online. The web site is all f'd up. Very frustrating. I try to call…read morethem but it ends up they're trying to sell me scalpers tickets. I wasted an hour trying to buy tickets online. It won't take a credit card or anything. Disgraceful.

When we travel, regardless of whether it's baseball season or not, we stop if there is a MiLB, MLB,…read moreor independent league team in the area of our destination. On the way to our hotel, we stopped at the Greenville Drive stadium called Fluor Field since most teams have their stores open from 10 AM to 4 or 5 PM. I noticed a lot of merchandise, and the store is tight. If you turn around, you'll bump into a rack or stand. I can't imagine visiting during game day. Holy Toledo! Next, I saw the difference between online and store prices as we viewed several items. The sale items in their store needed to reflect what was listed online, and yes, every team that we've visited, they've matched from the Wisconsin teams to the MiLB teams in Florida. Second, the wife asked if she could get a view of their "green monster," which is the left field wall at Fluor Field. It is similar to the original at Fenway Park. She asked, "Is there a way to see the green monster, the left field wall?" The storekeeper replied, "I don't think I have that in my power." Meanwhile, two other employees were in the side office chatting away. Oh well, the wife asked. If you want to get it out and explore Greenville, they might have something of interest. As for us, we left with nothing.

visiting from Los Angeles I kind of knew how this stadium looked like only because I watched the…read morebaseball games on TV, but I didn't know how cool it looked it was in person. I've been to a few college baseball stadiums and Doug Kingsmore is a sight to see. They love their college baseball in this town for sure . The staff here is great, from the ushers to the food servers and security. They do have a buffet spread but that's if you purchase a "vip" ticket . There is good parking walking distance but if you go early parking gets better . I had a Great experience coming to a game , it's electric , the kind of vibe you get from a MLB game. If you're on the visitor's side or rooting for the home team, it should be fun! Go Tigers!!!

Solid D1 baseball stadium on the Clemson campus. Good views, easily accessible. Fun time!read more

Oh, there was a horrendous line for the rodeo when we visited, even after we had paid, gone inside,…read moreand decided to leave. The line was still there, and people were still going in. Inside, people were lined up four to five deep at the rails, and you could only hope that your spot would allow you the possibility of a view to the action in the ring. I was disappointed with our experience, as was my husband. Because of the massive crowd, lines were long for food, drinks, and the restrooms. We decided we would rather leave than stay in that kind of atmosphere. The upshot of it all is: If you're going to oversell your venue, so that patrons can not find a seat, you should at least TELL them before they pay $40 to stand behind a crowd.

Decent venue with free parking in the Clemson area. The restrooms are not the best, but not…read morecompletely awful. It's a good spot to have concerts by less known artists.

Joined the Avett Brothers New Years Eve family reunion at Harrah's Cherokee Center. The venue is…read morenot huge which makes every seat a good one. Plenty of concessions so lines were not too bad (hint: go to concessions and bathrooms on the lower level). The acoustics were pretty good, especially given it's an arena. All-in-all a good place to see a band.

This place is so dated. We went to a local market and did not care for it. Most of the vendors were…read moreselling the same type of merchandise. It definitely needs a renovation for future events depending on what they are trying to get to come.

Came last night for the Furman-Chattanooga game and had a great time! From the band to the dancers…read moreand cheerleaders and a great performance by both teams, it was a super fun, very energetic event. The concession prices are great! You can have a full meal with entree, side and drink for just $7; very uncommon for a sporting event! The event staff are very friendly and helpful and the arena is nice and clean and clearly well maintained. Great game; go 'Dins, and best of luck to the guys in the playoffs!

We went here for the Saturday Night Lights Oktoberfest night. The event was free and wonderful. The…read moregrounds are absolutely stunning and the backdrop of the mountains is amazing! There was live music, German food and pints, carousel rides, and a jumping competition for riders from all over. There are shops and restaurants on the property as well. A lady was painting in what I think was her studio, and all I have to say is WOW!!! We had a lovely time!

Wow! Came here for Winterfest and it did not disappoint. Parking lot was easy and simple. Lots of…read morestaff around if you have questions. The place here was great and lots of bathrooms all around. Lots of options for food. I will definitely come back here again!

This venue is in the middle of nowhere on the Lanier Tech campus. So when you pull in to the…read moreschool's parking lot, just keep driving back....yes you are in the right place. Unfortunately it was a rainy evening so everything was soaked, but we weren't going to let that ruin our 1 hour drive to see Tom Keifer. The venue is VERY small. Not sure of the capacity, but I will say that the best places to sit is in the center even if you are in the last row. We were seated stage right 2nd row and couldn't really see anything thanks to the pillars at the front of the stage and also the equipment blocking the view. Word of warning.....I was initially bummed I couldn't get Row 1 when I searched for tickets...when I got there, I was ecstatic I didn't get Row 1. I would be so upset if I paid for front row seats and had to essentially sit on the ground. Row 1 had to sit on the wet ground...it was the ledge/wall type thing with fake grass and brick. Row 2 was the first row with actual seats. It appears that all of the sections are this way. 1 row no chairs (sit on the ground) 1 row chairs, then repeat. The good part is the money spent there goes to the school. So that's awesome. The other good part is the bathrooms! there's no line and they are much bigger than you would expect, they are clean AND it's air conditioned. Concession ladies weren't the nicest. Before the show was over (even before the last song prior to the encore started), I went up to buy a water and was told they were closed. They are losing a lot of money by turning it away that early. I didn't sit VIP, but glad I didn't. The website describes the "Suites" as something awesome....What it actually is, is a tailgating tent for each "Suite" with a high top table and chairs, a bucket of bud light type beer, and a buffet setup across the way catered by Golden Corral. There's no fans, no AC, not indoors...not what one expects to receive for that kind of money. Over all the venue is just ok - It's very nice and new from a looks perspective, but not very professionally handled. It's nice in theory, but needs work. Oh right..the show - it started over half an hour late and then there were amp issues the whole night. Not sure I would go back here.

This new amphitheater is a great addition to the area. Checkout the water feature while you relax…read moreand wait for your event to start. If it is around sunset, plan to enjoy a beautiful one that is often photo worthy. Still relatively unknown, the Innovation Amphitheater has good parking, clean facilities, and a pleasant ambiance.