I came to Beehive Field for a Caribbean Food Festival. The stadium is home to the New Britain Bees…read moreand the ballpark has a capacity of 4,700.It is primarily used for baseball and was the home of the New Britain Red Sox's from the time of their move to the city in 1983, until moving next door to New Britain Stadium for the 1995 season. Every year the Caribbean Festival is held here and you can purchase food, cocktails, and enjoy the music.

We have been here 3x to see the Hartford Wolfpack hockey team play, and have had great experiences…read more We have taken the train to avoid all the hassles of the traffic and parking in Hartford ; the XL Center is a short walk from the train station. I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. There are several food and beer and liquor vendors and all are overpriced, but that seems to be the norm at any large venue. Plan to eat and drink at one of the close by restaurants before your event for better quality and price. We have never had a hassle or issue and were able to relax and enjoy ourselves. Ticket prices for the hockey games are most reasonable. The place and the restrooms are kept clean.

Great food/concession options. Drinks were good. Bar area was cool but just packed! Going here for…read morecollege basketball was fun!

An amazing stadium for all families! Great food and entertainment. Fireworks every Friday and…read moreSaturday night through the season!

I've been to Dunkin' Donuts Park probably 1 million times but I'm so happy to finally be able to…read morewrite my review! I don't think anything says "Hartford" better than grabbing some local bites and heading over to a game. As a few reviews have mentioned, parking can be a bit tough but it's good to see they're working on some new lots for all the traffic. I think pretty much every seat is a good one, but this time I was sat in the yard goats club! Great views and comfy seats for sure. All of the staff are always super helpful and engaging!

4 Stars because of the Suites and Staff. The suites were quite large, couches TV and pool table…read morewith out door seating as well that have great views of the field and stadium. The wait staff was working very hard! The young lady taking and bringing order was working very hard and we appreciated her. She had a hand held tablet she was able to take orders with quickly. Great tool for the staff. Another Positive was the popcorn and of course the ball game was great! The adults and kids alike had fun. Manager note. Understand times are hard but the details was what brought the number down to 4 vice 5 stars. Mostly because The food that was provided to the Suites, needs to be stepped up a bit. The food wasn't warm. Imagine room temp hotdogs, chicken strips and French fries being served to guests that purchased 2 suites. Also the vegetable tray didn't come out with ranch dressing so I asked about it and they made due with what the had. They put it in a bowl with a ladle. The other thing that bothered me was the electrical within the elevator. Screws missing and open holes. We had quite a few little kids in our group riding up to the suites and it would have only taken one of them to stick their little fingers in and zap.

We've gone to Dodd Stadium several times now for drive thru covid testing. Keep in mind that the…read moreline can get pretty long, so we always plan to get there 1-2hrs before they open. There are 2 different lines, 1 for essential workers, priority and then a standard community line. The staff comes to your window before you go in and radio in the information of those testing with your ID. If you have an appt. they have your information in the system and print out the info on your vile. When it is your turn, you drive into the tent and the staff comes to your window to do the test once you confirm the information on the vile is correct (name, and D.O.B.). They are friendly and the process is quick, so it's not a horrible experience. If needed, they have paperwork to hand you to review the process and information. You don't have to touch anything, just roll your window down and they do the swabbing in your nose and put the swab in a vile and into a separate individual plastic bag for processing. Once you're done, they open the door and you can drive out of the tent. Your results come later via the contact information you provided.

Great venue A lot of thinks to do…read moreMy favorite was the walk thru the estates that form New England region and learn about each area, indulge with the food and drinks offered and walk among the art crafts and find some live music performance Fall weather was perfect and we find a lot of nice things to take home My first visit and definitively not the last

My favorite festival ever !!! They literally have anything and everything !!!!!! For the price of…read moreadmission and what is included like how many things to do there is it's so reasonable. It also includes an amazing circus.

What a wonderful concert venue! We were there Saturday night for Sarah Brightman Christmas…read moreSymphony. This show had a full choir and full orchestra with amazing lighting, and I mention this as this is a sports arena! The arena was well prepared and I felt I was in an theatre for most of the show. The ushers were caring and earthy, a credit to the big picture of getting folks in and out safely. Strongly recommended and looking forward to returning for many shows to come!

The arena isn't ginormous so there's really no bad seat. I've been to many concerts here and have…read moreenjoyed it. Seats are easy to find with friendly staff to help you. The ambiance of the venue is great and climate controlled. Sound isn't bad as long as the sound person does their job well. There's Jumbotrons for anyone that can't see the performers but sometimes the video person messes up the tv stuff. During basketball season the floor is the court and fun to watch.

34,023 people in attendance for a USA Vs. Turkey game. I thought this event was pretty organized. I…read morewould say this would have been a great location for a FIFA World Cup game.

Hard to review a stadium for others since chances are that most would be attending something based…read moreon the game as opposed to picking the actual venue. That being said, I'd try to avoid this place in the future if I could. With multiple ways in and out of here, it was with great surprise that the police blocked all but 1 way in. I'm sure they have a logical reason for doing that but it made it so the were massive jams trying to get from 84 to the parking. Then, they rely on the actual traffic lights to move the flow of traffic instead of manually controlling it. It was a massive cluster F. I was about 2 hours ahead of kickoff when I got off the highway and spent about 50 mins to go a mile. The parking at the venue was $30 and I had prepaid but they did also take cash on site. This lead to even more delays trying to park as the attendants had to make change and run credit cards. They have a bunch of grassy fields in the back which worked ok except for the torrential downpours making the fields flood (bring you boots if it's raining). The stadium itself was ok with the highlight for me being the food and beverage. They had a nice selection of local craft beer and the food was as good as you can get at a venue like this. If the food was bad this would be a 1 star review. There also isn't much cover on the concourse so pre match everyone was crowded into small areas trying to stay dry. Getting out was equally as bad except this time they use all the routes in and out. Great, except when it sends you 4 miles in the opposite direction because you just happened to get into that row. It seems like locals/uconn folks know the secrets but as a one and done visitor it was painful. Overall, decent stadium with a decent food experience but getting in and out is poorly organized. Try to get there early and maybe even leave a bit early to beat the nonsense.