I wanted to give just 3 stars for that night that Madonna performed and she made us wait for several hours after show time to start and turned off the air conditioning for her throat (since for health reasons they should have warned us this would be happening so the rest of us who weren't Madonna but had our own health issues could plan accordingly - for instance I had a kidney stint in at the time and needed to drink a ton of fluids that night cause I was sweating like crazy and getting dehydrated). However some them I've seen Ice Cube and some other shows and they were fun...so I threw an extra star back your way dude. Ok Wayne? OK Garth? The seats are a bit tight here so eat a salad before you come. And drinks start at $17 for a beer and more for cocktails (you can get a margarita for $26). So leave your credit cards at home and you won't get tempted. Buying drinks here is insane in the membrane. But they do have a few restaurants with nice vibes. See you back there in a couple weeks for Demi Lovato!! Maybe you'll get another review. read more

The Moody center is a great place to see a live concert. We were there for Stevie Nicks, which was an incredible show! Our seats offered an amazing view, and the acoustics are fantastic. There are many options for food and drinks throughout the venue. I feel like everyone could find something that satisfies their tastes. The restrooms are large and have always been clean when I have been in there. The staff is great. I'm so helpful when you're trying to find your seats, or which door to use to get to where you're going. read more

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The Moody Center, or as I like to call it, the new Erwin Center, is a fantastic place to see a live show. We had amazing seats on the first level straight across from the band. The acoustics are fantastic, and Stevie Nicks was amazing. There are plenty of bars with specialty bars, located throughout the venue. We also love the fact that there were local Austin food vendors. Lots of restrooms, which are all very clean and easy directions to follow. Staff were great in directing us to our seats. Love a band? My second favorite venue after Red Rocks. read more

Moody Center - Outside walking ring around venue - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Austin, Texas

We shall see concerts in the Alamodome or Chase Canter and headed here to see Bruce Springsteen as we try and catch some of our favorite artists while they are still touring! I was very impressed with this venue! It was a bit chaotic arriving as there were limited people to guide you and worse when people arrived after the concert started , it was not easy to find your row - in the Alamodome they do direct you! That problem aside it was a great venue! Acoustics were really good, and easy to see the band! Loved th fact that in this concert people were right up against the stage not set apart a large distance so it had an old school concert feel! Seats were comfortable and loved the drink options included everything from Electric Jellyfish to Moet and Chandon!! Better than the usual concert choices of cheap yellow beer! Also convenient to downtown - we walked the mile back to our hotel rather than deal with the Uber surge pricing and it was a quick and easy walk ! Would definitely come to this venue again for a concert ! read more

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4.5 My husband and I returned to the Moody Center to watch two separate concerts in the Month of March. We usually have to park at a distance and walk to the venue as they have streets closed off close to the venue. Sometimes we catch a pedicab but it depends on when we go and how often they come around. There are several entrances around the venue. You have to go through security before entering the building. As soon as you enter the building you have to check in with your digital tickets. Then you can get to where you need to go. There are several levels. There are elevators and escalators to go up and down different levels. There are merchandise stands where you can purchase the items you choose. There are several places where you can buy food, snacks, and drinks. Once you find your section and seats you can watch the show or event of your choice. The seats are okay and mostly comfortable but they are really close together. Sometimes I feel claustrophobic so my husband usually gets an edge seat for me if it's available. *A side note* Unfortunately I lost my wallet at one of the concerts that I attended. They have a lost and found link online where you can put in a report of what went missing and how they can notify you on the status of your missing items. This was helpful but unfortunately my items still haven't been found. Overall the Moody Center is a good venue to watch the event of your choice. It's a huge venue where you can buy merchandise and have several food and drink options. read more

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The Moody Center is one of my favorite entertainment venues in Austin. Moody Center is a $375M, 15,000+ seat premier venue featuring over 150 nights a year of unique entertainment. Moody Center features the best and biggest names in the music industry while hosting The University of Texas Women's and Men's basketball games, family shows and other sporting and local events. I have attended numerous concerts and Texas basketball games here, and most every experience has been problem free and enjoyable. Parking can be expensive and a challenge so be prepared to walk a distance if you don't want to pay a lot for parking. Getting through security is pretty easy, they have a clear bag policy. You have to empty your pockets and go through a metal detector. Then your tickets are scanned at the door. There are plenty of concession options, numerous local restaurants and bars with adult beverage options. The price point for is high but not completely outrageous. Moody Center is a cashless facility. There are plenty of friendly and helpful staff on site to answer questions and direct you to your seat. The acoustics at concerts are incredible, every note comes through crystal clear, and the sightlines are excellent from almost every seat. For basketball games, the energy in the arena is electric. Fans are engaged, the seats are comfortable, and it's easy to get a great view of the action. Whether you're coming for music, sports, or any live event, the Moody Center delivers a consistently high-quality experience. Can't read more

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Saw Journey last night. Just an epic show. Traffic in of course is crazy, like any event. The road is closed right in front of the Moody Center. Which was super unfortunate for me. I was using GPS to find my parking garage, and the road closure didn't come up and I literally was feet away from the garage, which ended up being a 10 mile out of the way trying to go around the road closure. The struggle is real. If you can Uber in, highly recommend. But if you find parking further away, they have the Peddle bikes that will bring you. And they are everywhere! By the time I got to the parking garage, and got to the Center, there were no lines. I walked right through. Security looked inside my tiny purse, went through the doors. Someone scanned my ticket, and asked if I needed help finding my seats. I said yes. She looked at my ticket and said, just head up the escalator and keep walking till you see 29 that brought me through the doors inside the concert area. Then I looked for my section. Then my letter and my seat. SOOO, I don't know this arena and the seating, so I used the map to pick my seats. It did not, NOT show that I was the very VERY top row. So the map was a little miss leading. And actually a guy next to me asked, "did you know this was your seat?" I was like no. I would never go to the very top. But my ticket was $120! And I don't mind saving money for a top row seat, every so often. So something was a little off with the seating map. I've always picked side stage. How ever the seating was messed up. I was happy to be there. Happy to hear real music with heart, with soul, telling a story of love and heartache. Moody Center is a really nice, large arena. Everyone is super helpful getting you to your seat. Lots of people everywhere willing to help you. They do have food, and drinks, and can beer and White Claws. Of course they are expensive. I got a White Claw for $18.00. Maybe it was 20 ounces. Bathrooms are everywhere, and they are clean. In the bathroom I was in, there was an attendee inside cleaning, and restocking. Had a great time. It was like reliving my young 20 years. Cant wait for the next concert. Play list: 1. Faith in the Heartland 2. Only the Young 3. Guitar Solo 4. Stone in Love 5. Be Good to Yourself 6. Just the Same Way 7. Lights 8. Still They Ride 9. Escape 10. Piano Solo 11. Who's Crying Now 12. Mother, Father 13. Suzanne 14. Guitar Solo 15. Wheel in the Sky 16. Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) 17. Feelin' That Way 18. Anytime 19. Dead or Alive 20. I'll Be Alright Without You 21. Open Arms 22. La Do Da 23. Any Way You Want It 24. Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' 25. Faithfully 26. Don't Stop Believin' Like the best of the best! read more

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I saw Jo Koy last night and it was a packed house! Despite it being completely full, it was extremely orderly. Moody's lay out is well designed for large crowds. I had floor seats and was worried getting out would be difficult but it wasn't so bad. There's different "portals" for different portions of Moody and everyone who worked there was very helpful and friendly about giving directions and checking tickets. There are several parking lots nearby that's a short walk or there's multiple bicycle carts to take you back and forth if you wanted. I also saw a lot of street parking that's open to the public after 6pm or so, so you don't have to pay for parking if you don't want to. If you do, I just used the Park Whiz app and it was so easy in and out with the QR code. This is much better than the show that I saw at Bass Concert Hall. There's also food options. They're OK. I went to Shaq's But Chicken. Meh. It's like airport food. But I wasn't there for the food lol read more

Moody Center - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Austin, Texas

I went to Moody Center for Twice THIS IS FOR 2026 tour both Friday and Saturday! Friday was a VIP day for me and everything was organized and went very smoothly. We got our bags, quickly entered the venue and waited for soundcheck. I tried The Feels cocktail which was alright- but not bad for other music venues I've been to. It was about $23 after tip which honestly is on the cheaper side for most stadiums/venues/theaters etc. I also had the Tony Cs Pizza pockets which were really good and super cheap! $12 for three I was pleasantly surprised. The sound, vibe, and lighting was great. Overall 10/10 experience Saturday: I was non VIP which was a pretty different experience from the day previous. We bought tickets really easily at the box office at about 12 pm and the transfer and payment was super smooth. The only real issue we ran into was the disorganization of lines trying to enter. There was a sign up pointing to where the GA floor was supposed to line up but not the seated tickets. There was no designated line for merch so the one that was formed ended up merging with concert goers trying to get in. It was a very confusing process but a staffer ended up getting things under control. I was in the Dell Technology lounge area for this day and honestly was pleasantly surprised with how organized and clean it was. I got the buffalo chicken loaded fries there at the burger stand they had and it was alright- nothing special but to be expected for concert food that's being pumped out in the matter of seconds. Overall : 8/10 experience for day 2 I'm still giving Moody a 5 star because honestly, compared to other places you can't beat the prices. In February at the Toyota Pavilion in Irving, I paid $20 for a Michelob Ultra, whereas the Moody center has them for $13.25. That's a pretty nice gauge on what the prices look like in comparison throughout. read more

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The seats are very comfortable . It doesn't matter how high up you are seated. The food and drinks are kind of expensive. read more

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I've been attending the UT Women's Basketball games here with my partner in crime. The Venue is easy to access and seating is comfortable though if you are tall you might have a tight fit with the knees, but not too bad Concessions are easy to get to and we usually order before the game. They have a good variety of food options which is much appreciated. Pricey yet not as high as I've seen at other venues Kudos to the security and how they have a great system to process you thought The Moody Center is one of my favorite venues in Austin read more

I came here for the Billie Eilish concert. It was my first time at this venue and it was great: + spacious and bright + well laid out + clean bathrooms with no line + lots of food options + merch line was busy but not chaotic + great views from seat + big screens with close ups Wish the sound mix had more of Billie's voice but that might be more on her production team than on the venue. UT Austin students are very lucky to have such a nice venue on campus! read more

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I came back to the Moody Center for yet another concert. This time around, I came to see Jason Aldean. However, this is the first time in a long while that I did not have floor seats or seats that were not in the mezzanine. I had seats on the balcony level. As I had these 'nose bleed' seats, I discovered that these seats, unlike those on the floor, are closer together and because of the tight space, it is compulsory to stand for each person that requires exciting  of a row for any reason regardless of where you are seated. Aside from the tight space, for those with poor or limited vision, these seats are less than ideal. However, the acoustics at that level are not terrible. It is easy to hear the artists as well as the band that accompanies them. Aside from the tight seating, the same amount of vendors located on the balcony level can be found on the ground floor. The main difference that concert and/or entertainment seekers will find is that upper levels will not have merchandise tables. Regardless of where you sit, if you get to the venue early enough you can find free parking right outside of U.T. Bass Concert Hall. If you get to an event later, parking will be limited or non-exsistent which require patrons to Uber/ Lfyt to the venue or to take a bicycle cab. read more

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This arena is nice for concerts. Not too big. I was sitting in the 200 section and had a fantastic view still. Went to the benson boone concert last. It was a blast! sound was great, visuals were good. staff were nice. crowd was respectful. got to sit throughout the entire show and enjoy the view. bought a seltzer at one of the grab and go sections. very easy to use. they did ask for a tip, but i did not tip because nobody helped with anything. the seltzer was expensive, but to be expected with these types of events. did not get any food items since i had dinner right before parking is located a few blocks away. ubered instead and it was fine. read more

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I think I liked the old Moody Center better. Maybe because I feel like the monster Jam show my family and I just attended wasn't the same. The suites are kind of open and other patrons can throw popcorn into your suite from theirs. The suites are much smaller here and they don't have private restrooms like the old center had. I'm still not completely sold on this one. The food is way overpriced and the toys purchased from oriental trading is overpriced but I understand that comes with events being held here. Probably our last Monster Jam event here but will consider coming back for an adult event. read more

Moody Center - Our suite for the Monster Jam event - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Austin, Texas

Austin, Tx. I like that the Moody brings in popular acts, they really have the room for all the fans. I found the concert to be great, thank you Billy Strings! Like all large arenas I've been to, there are always some problems. Upon arriving early , there was zero communication about which door to enter. I found one line queued up and was going to stand in it only to find out it was just a merch line, go in, purchase your stuff, then get out. We then found another line, but these folks were the "First 100" and had been there since the early morning. They all had wrist bands. I bet number 101 was pretty bummed out! They got to go in early and they're all in the mosh pit. I didn't know about said mosh pit, otherwise known as "General Admission". For the Eagles concert a while back, if you had Row2 center, you were right up to the stage. This time, Row2 center just means you have a place to sit. The entire mosh pit of several hundred people is standing right in front of you! This was a bit of deception on the part of Moody Center, are ticket holders for floor seats supposed to research this and figure it out somehow? The seating chart does not show this. For some reason if the doors open at 6:00, as posted, it really means 6:30. At 6:30 the security people are just ambling around looking like maybe they should do something. At 6:45 they started letting people in. Once inside we knew not how to get to the floor seats. Finally we found a knowledgeable guy who walked us over to the correct stair case. I could find no drinking fountain to fill my empty water bottle. Non of the ushers knew. I had to purchase a small bottle for $8.00. But once we were on the floor I walked over to a very convenient restroom and found a drinking fountain. I then walked over to this lady who for some reason was guarding the entrance to some kind of pastry shop. I asked if I could purchase a cup of coffee. The answer was "No, there is no hot coffee, you have to purchase a cold brew, in a can". So I went to the beverage guy but all the cold brews were straight black or Mexican Vanilla. I tried the M.V. It was horribly sweet. After the show, we were all slowly herded up three flights of stairs to the upper level where there are a few exits. In an emergency situation, this lack of exits is going to cause great harm. I'm 80 years old, and I made it up those stairs, but slowly. No way if I was rushed. We walked back to our hotel which was nearby. We were walking with a large group who parked downtown. I'm not sure where most people park, but you better research it. It looked like campus parking garages were closed to the public. The people on the trikes were really hustling. I'm not sure how much they charge, but it is an alternative to walking. The sound on the floor was good. Very loud, but good. The rotating spotlights in the audiences eyes was really an annoyance. The cheap seats are waaay up there! I heard also about echos up there. You will definitely need binos if you opt for those seats. Look at the photos posted before you commit. read more

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I came her for a UT Women's basketball game. The Moody Center functioned really well for this event. First of all, everything is clearly marked to help you find your seats. Next, the video screens helped show the action for people seating in the higher seats. The score was posted clearly in more than one place for easy reference. The concourse had many different food options; however, we did not check any of them out. Like others have noted, parking wasn't really convenient. We walked quite a distance to get there. But it was a nice day, and a daytime event, so it didn't bother us. read more

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The stadium is great. There really isn't a bad seat on the house. I've only been to a few concerts here but it's been easy to navigate through the hoards of people, even with a sold out show. The sound systems are top notch. Lots of food and booze options for your choosing. read more

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Been twice. Saw The Cure and most recently Jo Koi. Love this venue. The drink options are very nice. Great bars. Lots of food variety. Restrooms have always been nice. Event staff are helpful. Kudos to the staffer who told the girl to put her phone away as photos were not allowed. Need to check out a basketball game soon. Lovely place. read more

I frequent shows at Moody Center and it is a standard experience for arenas of this size, designed to facilitate 10,000+ people entering and exiting each night. The stage setup changes depending on the show - I have seen everything from half the arena blocked for an intimate performance, to a 360 floating stage that included standing-room tickets on the "bridge". MY favorite food are the nachos or the burger. It is also designed to be a basketball arena for UT. There are often sales for suites & club seats if you sign up for emails. The staff are friendly and generally are knowledgeable, especially the seat attendants (the security is contract). My only gripe is it's owned by Ticketmaster/Livenation, so prices tend to be higher due to the monopoly. The city of Austin is lucky it attracts such big name artists! read more

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Checked out the Katt Williams show lastnight and we had a blast in the Germania Club! The club is beautiful with great food options and service. They had a full buffet for visitors along with a bar. The interior is stunning and stacked with comfy seating and tv's. Check out the bars specialty drinks if they have one! You won't be disappointed :) read more

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Attended a concert this week. We had pretty high tickets with a great view of the stage. Seats were decent, cup holders available on the back of seats infront of us. Bathrooms were clean and I noticed the staff cleaning alot. The elevator employees were extremely nice. read more

Moody Center - Maroon 5 concert at Moody Center. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Austin, Texas

I love attending concerts here because the view is great. However, I feel that the entry process could be better organized at times. I also appreciate the club-level access and the excellent selection of food and drinks. Additionally, the staff is generally very nice. read more

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The Moody Center in Austin, Texas, is absolutely incredible! The VIP lounge is next-level, offering an amazing selection of specialty foods crafted by talented chefs. I've been to several concerts here, and every experience has blown me away. The way this venue seamlessly transforms from one artist to another--whether it's Jelly Roll, Mariah Carey, or Justin Timberlake--is truly impressive. From the moment you arrive, everything runs flawlessly. From the parking lot to the building's architecture and interior design. The staff, from security to the cooks to the lighting crew, are all top-notch, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience. Even the parking attendants are efficient and well-organized. Compared to other venues I've been to, like the Honda Center in Los Angeles or the SAP Center (formerly HP Pavilion) in San Francisco--where getting in and out can be chaotic--the Moody Center has event management down to a science. Everything flows so effortlessly that you don't even want to leave; you just want to soak in every last moment. The Justin Timberlake concert was hands down the best show I've ever seen! Everything about this venue is world-class, and I will 100% be back for another show soon. The staff is incredibly kind, and Austin truly lives up to its reputation as the Live Music Capital of the World. If you are debating whether to see a concert, comedy show, or game here, debate no further. Do it! Worth it! read more

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I have a new opinion of Moody Center after seeing Pierce the Veil last week. I've been once or twice before in the stands and would say it's an above average venue. The sound is good, it's pretty organized, and you can see the band decently. But on the floor the experience is absolutely elevated. You feel like you're at a much smaller concert than you are at! Much better views of the stage and an exclusive bar. I can't imagine paying full price for this view, so I was happy to be hooked up, but oh man this is the experience you want! read more

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The stadium is located in a college town so it will be pretty easy to walk or ride share there. There are multiple entrances with a lot of workers to help you navigate where your seats are. The facility is very clean and open with several merchandise stands. Our seats were high, but surprisingly we had a very good view of the stage. The steps were not short and steep as concert venues can tend to be, so I would have felt fine in heels if I knew that beforehand. Although I still think it's better to wear comfortable shoes in concerts in general. The seats were comfortable and not too small, but definitely not super roomy. No drink holders or much leg room so try not to carry too much stuff. I read the online rules for purses or bags so I made sure I had an approved clear crossbody to carry my essentials. The sound system was actually good. Not too loud or shaky and very clear. I would try to make note of how you came in so that you can leave without the confusion. The crowd can be a lot when exiting all at once and it goes in a circle. I didn't see a designated ride-share pick up spot, so keep that in mind when leaving and having a plan on hot to get back to wherever you need to go. I would say it was a good venue and I would go again in the future. read more

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I saw Justice at the Moody Center and it was nothing short of incredible. Sitting in the front center row just behind the sound crew gave me the perfect vantage point--both visually and sonically. The mix was crystal clear, and it felt like I was hearing the show exactly as it was meant to be experienced. The production was next-level. Justice's visuals, lighting, and stage design were completely immersive. Their signature cross lit up the arena, and every beat hit with precision. They played a strong mix of classics and new tracks, and the entire crowd was locked in from start to finish. The Moody Center itself is a beautiful venue--modern, well-designed, and efficient. Entry was smooth, staff were friendly, and even with a full crowd, it never felt chaotic. The arena feels large but still manages to give you that intimate concert energy, especially when you're close to the stage. Concessions were solid, but be prepared for high prices--pretty typical for a large venue. I can't speak to parking since I walked, but the location is great for anyone staying nearby or coming from downtown. If you're considering attending a major show here, I highly recommend sitting near the sound crew for the best audio. This was one of the best live music experiences I've had in Austin. read more

Been to the new Moody center twice now for the fluffy show and the Marc Anthony concert. both shows were great and it looks like you can't go wrong with seats. It seems like every angle is a good choice. There is a section "Dell club" that is nice and has their own vendors in the lounge area for drinks and food. We tried the chicken tenders and fries and it was pretty good. Expensive! lol but good. They have areas where you can take selfies as well. Looking forward to checking out more events there. read more

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My first time visiting the Moody Center was to see Linkin Park! I was nervous because our raffled tickets got us behind the stage and I didn't know what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised that they had screens up and the band would turn and actually face us during the concert. I actually enjoyed being up close to the band but not in the crowded pit. All this to say - the seats behind the stage aren't that bad! Moody center overall was very clean & easy to navigate and I enjoyed my night! read more

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Went here to see Linkin Park tonight and had a great time! Excellent audio, nice small arena, good restrooms, good drinks and pretzels. Seats were a bit tight but had drink holders. read more

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Never even heard of this place until I came flew in from Tucson. I came in to see Charli XCX. Honestly there's not really a bad seat in this venue. I felt really close being in the nosebleeds without having to be on the floor. I got really great views and the food and everything is relatively inexpensive. I didn't pay an arm and leg like I thought I would have to. Overall was a pain to get an uber out but they had a system getting cars in and out. Would recommend still to come out and check out if your favorite artist is in town. People were relatively nice and got the food and drinks quickly as well! read more

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Got to see the Spurs play the pistons!!! Austin DESERVES their own professional basketball/American football team!! No disrespect to Austin FC who are awesome!! But it was loud raucous, just a cacophony of screams, cheers, and excitement. Getting to and from the venue was seamless despite the construction. And getting into the venue, and to our seats was much faster than I had anticipated. Concessions were insanely overpriced. And they didn't have nacho cheese for the pretzels. They have a no cap policy for beverages . But it was a fun experience. read more

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It's a large venue but easy to navigate. Food and beverage prices are what you'd expect...$$$$. Acoustics are amazing no matter what type of genre you're there to see. read more

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I truly do love the Moody. It's a super clean venue. Just the right size to always catch a great view of whatever concert you are seeing or comedian. Not a bad seat in the house. Only draw back tonight was the drop off line had been moved blocks away, even for ADA accommodations. Food vendors always have the best freshest foods. Some companies are usually giving away free samples of something with swag. All of the ushers tonight were super nice and accommodating! The acoustics in the Moody are far better than San Antonio, NRG or American Airlines center. read more

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Your typical college arena but with grossly overpriced beverages and rude, grumpy elderly workers. It's sad that this place is the go-to place for concerts in the Austin/San Antonio area. read more

This was my second time visiting Moody Center, arrived solo to see Justin Timberlake. My Uber driver dropped me off in the rideshare area. Had to walk about 15 minutes to get to the gate area. I thought it said doors open at six, but they opened at 6:30. Huge hiccup with the gal that checked my purse and advised me that only clear purses are allowed. I had read the bag policy and my bag was 5x9 x 1.5. (I reread right before writing my review) I just agreed with her and walked away. This venue is very spacious never seems overly crowded even though it was a full house. My seats were blocked by lighting. Not sure if that's on the venue side or the performers side. The show was also supposed to start at 7:30 and did not start till 8 PM. Again, not sure whose side that was on. Heading over to rideshare is absolutely nuts, no directions, people going left, people going right and then turning around and going in different directions. Outside staff members do not know where a rideshare is. They do announce inside the streets for Rideshare. Still confusing, finally found a worker who pointed in the direction of rideshare then it all came back to me that I had walked this way. Walked my 15 minutes to rideshare and it's a hot mess. Roads blocked off, my drivers kept canceling on me even though I booked my Uber early that morning, they kept messaging me and they didn't know how to get in to the rideshare area. They need to ramp up security because lots of random drivers trying to pick people up. read more

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What a neat little venue. Bathrooms were amazingly clean the entire show and after, staff was friendly, loved how smoothly everything was. Acoustics were really great. Shaq Chicken was the only bad part. You can tell the use frozen tenders. Mine wasn't cooked all the way through. For what I paid, very disappointing. read more

Moody Center - Linkin Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Austin, Texas

I always have a great time when I got to concerts at this venue. I like the fact that has a good air system, has plenty of concession places and the staff is always friendly read more

Very dope architecture in and outside. We got there real early and parked in the Manor garage which was literally steps from the front entrance, it was $62 but if you're a disabled vet, it's ! I ordered a pulled pork SamMich from Stubb's and it was dry as the Sahara. The bread was soggy and falling apart, I went back and added BBQ hopping it would get a lil more moist but it didn't. We were in service 112, Row C, great seats! The sound could've been better for Mario and the DJs but that wasn't the venues fault imo. read more

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Moody center had us in the mood. Kings of Leon was a groove. Fall out boy was a dope show Can't wait to see so many Mo' If you haven't heard, this is got getting told. But tickets now for the America Olympics tour Gold!! read more

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