The good: Place is…read moregreat acoustically for most music Getting in and out is easy. Restrooms and facilities are immaculate Food concessions are priced well below other venues (think where some local football and baseball are played) People are above average on friendly and helpful scale. The Bad: Seating - it's like they said challenge accepted from some airline company who said we can cram more people in with less leg room. We sat in the middle of a row and every time someone fitter in needed to get out/in the entire row to the aisle had to step out to accommodate them.

If you are in Fort Worth you have to catch an event at dickies arena!…read more We went to a March madness game here - I don't think I've ever been to a cleaner arena. There was no scuffs on walls, the bathrooms were nice and clean, even people seemed to be respectful and not leave messes behind at their seats when they left. It isn't a huge arena so there really aren't bad seats. We enjoyed our time here and would return if ever in the Dallas or Fort Worth area again.

This is an amazing event well worth attending. Booths and exhibits are world class - shopping is…read moreamazing and the rodeo is the best of its kind! The area and facilities are teaming with life and action all hours of the day and night and this belted the rodeo starts! The buckos and broncos join together to make magic night of memories and amazement to watch these talented cowboys and cowgirls showcase amazing feats of physical amazement and herds of fun!

Parking sucks, way too expensive Tickets to get in, way too…read moreexpensive They are just like every other corporation, baseball football basketball, same moneygrubbing corporation

Farrington Field is the place for many FWISD football and track events. There is plenty of…read moreparking, and plenty of seating. The track surface is nice, the football field is not bad. The scoreboard is decent, but not utilized for middle school track events, a shame really. You do have to pay for most FWISD athletic events, which is plain silly IMHO.

Had a fun time at the Fort Worth Junior League's Christmas in Cowtown shopping event. 250 vendors…read moreoffered mom & pop and boutique experience. Funds also support multiple local charities. Tickets for entry are $15 at the door. Parking is $12 right by the coliseum and is so convenient. Staff was helpful and friendly. A really enjoyable experience!

Always come here for the stock show. Might start catching some horse shows throughout the year…read more Plenty of parking around and definitely spacious.

Well laid out stadium. Food and drink are easy to find pretty much wherever you are. Seats were…read moregood and of course the crowd is wild. Parking was easy on us but we have a pass. You might find yourself parking in the neighborhoods $20 - $40 depending on the yard. Safe and easy walk to the stadium whoever you park. Normal protocols at the gate...no food or drink except for a off the shelve water bottle. Heavy police presence as you can imagine.

Didn't catch a game, but walking around TCU's football stadium was a treat on its own. The place…read morehas this clean, modern charm mixed with Texas-sized pride. You can feel the Horned Frog spirit in the stonework and the skyline views from the stands. It's not just a stadium--it's a statement. Quiet when empty, but you can tell it roars come game day. A great stop if you're in Fort Worth and love college football culture.

The Convention Center in Fort Worth is really nice. It is spacious, clean, and well organized…read more The staff are friendly and helpful. They are interested in everyone having a successful conference, exhibit, or show. My daughter attended a week long national conference for CW (Customer Service) a week or so ago. The seating was comfortable, and the acoustics were good. There was food available for everyone provided by the Center. Everyone enjoyed themselves and hoped to go again next year. The best part of the CC is that it is centrally located and close to restaurants, shopping, exhibits, and hotels. She was able to walk to and from the Sheraton each day. The water gardens are walking distance also. She said she had a great time.

I'm in Dallas Fort Worth for a Stream enconvention and Fort Worth Convention Center has become my…read moresecond home for the las three days. I've had the pleasure of seeing Gloria Mayfield-Banks and Eric Worre as they both packed the Fort Worth Convention Center. Although the center is old and a little outdated it is pretty clean and easy to navigate. They had a few food kiosk open but the menu was kind of basic. The ballroom when properly decorated with the right lighting is pretty nice.

Always fun to watch the Frogs! There really isn't a bad seat in the arena. Staff is great and…read morealways friendly and willing to help. Parking is pretty easy nearby. Crowd is loud and fun! Typical concessions offered plus a few really great choices like warm pretzels, cookies, and BBQ.

In this sports fan's humble opinion, the much anticipated 2015 renovation of TCU's basketball arena…read moreis a little bit good and a little bit meh. The good parts: A beautiful new lobby and modern concourses. Modern bathrooms, and concessions with tables to sit and eat. A hall of fame area. A beautiful new court and scoreboard, plus stats panels underneath the media tables. Floor seating looks beautiful and comfy...which leads me to the meh part. They kept the 1950's metal seating frames and simply replaced the metal seat backs and seats with plastic. So unless you weigh 110 lbs and are a size 2 or smaller, these seats are very narrow and very uncomfortable. I realize I have a large rear end, but come on people, how hard would it have been to install seats with an extra inch or two of width?

If I had anything bad to say about TCU, it'd just be that their parking sucks. Yes, I attended (and…read moregraduated from) TCU, so I'm a bit biased. But, I definitely wouldn't have anything bad to say about my education. Diverse degree programs, nationally ranked business school, newly renovated dorms, classrooms and stadium... it's what a BIG XII university is all about. GO Frogs!!

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I like to start the holidays at the open house here. Usually it is 5.00 at the door but this year…read morewent up to 15.00 (YIKES!) I hear that getting tickets early would have been 10.00 instead I was disappointed this year because what makes it so nice in the past was the music (piano, bell choirs, singers) was not even happening.Also, the grand room in the main house was made into a food competition and all the seating Wass removed making it v very tiresome to try to eat and not be able to sit down and actually enjoy the food and vote properly.(this no voting for me) The Jr house was nice as usual however lots of the previous venders where no there and seemed to be only children's things or "network marketers" I guess it Was just to great an experience to expect it to last forever. Maybe new direction is what they want however it lost its wonderful feel like in years past

I had an event there for 200 ladies from a nonprofit I am part of. Teresa the event coordinator…read morewas wonderful! The staff, Karen, was also so accommodating. I highly recommend for anyone to book an event there.