We attended the NL vs Sweden FIFA World Cup game here and had a great experience. All the people employed thru the stadium were welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Since it was a hot and muggy day, free cold water and run thru water mist (provided by the fire dept) were offered. Outside of the stadium, there were multiple food trucks, activity areas, and clean mobile restrooms, not the gross porta potties. Went through security- women make sure to have a clear bag/purse and size as specified. Seating sections were clearly marked. We loved our seats and had no issues with views. Section 330. Restrooms were nearby and if there was a line, it moved fast. Great game! I also appreciated that it's a closed stadium. There were storms during the game and we were not affected. Although after the game, all were notified to shelter in place for a bit due to lightning. Easy peasy experience! read more

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Very nice stadium! I visited for the World Cup Germany v Curaçao match. Houston had the mounted police, swat, and foot patrol out. Crowd was orderly. Over dropped us at Petco next to the stadium and it was only a 10 min walk. Entrance process needs work. Too forever to get thru the screening line then it was quick to tap the ticket. Searing signage isn't the best either. We followed an arrow that said we were headed to our seat and ended up walking around the whole thing. Best part of the stadium. . .Verizon WiFi Access and AC. I'm not sure how I felt cold inside the huge stadium when it was 1,000 degrees outside. Prices were as expected; 40 for a beer and seltzer. I'd watch a football game here too. We left using a rickshaw. Austin was great and took us back to the Blossom. I'd use that again instead of waiting for an Uber. read more

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I've only been to this stadium once for Taylor Swifts Era's Tour in 2023 and now recently in 2025 for a football game but I liked it. It was weird having the roof closed for the concert. I didn't find the beers too expensive in the East Club where my seats were for Tay Tay, but in the main seating areas they have crappy beers for more. I dunno. I got large Voodoo Ranger IPA cups for around $10 which is great for a stadium but that was in the private East Club . Parking at the stadium is a bit much, but I parked in a private lot across the street for $15 which isn't bad. It was more for football and other events. The sound was great and despite being up a level on the side, I had excellent views of the stage and had so much fun. Only bad part of the experience was taking over 1 hour to get out of the parking lot (despite the exit being less than 50 feet from where I parked). read more

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I honestly love the vibe of NRG whenever I've been for concerts or sports game, and this time was no different. Knowing the venue supports about 70k people and the entire venue was almost full is electrifying!! I will say, not a fan of the parking situation and the fact they were charging $125 or so for parking for the World Cup. Had to go to the metro station, park there for less, and take the metro to NRG. Also, wasn't a fan of the actual set up in that all the gates to enter are at different corners of the stadium so while gate B was front and center, the one we had to enter through - gate C - was all the way around the corner, so we (as did many other people) got caught in the rainstorm heading in. But, the people scanning you in are so amazing and efficient! read more

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My wife and I loved our experience at NRG Stadium. We went for World Cup over the weekend to watch Germany vs Curacao. Everything was amazing! The energy in the building was contagious. The game was top notch. The stadium is fantastic. The food was fantastic. Just an unbelievable experience from beginning to end! read more

NRG Stadium - Dominance - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Houston, Texas

49ers VS Texans! Bang Bang Niner gang!!!! I'm faithful to the Bay! NRG is a pretty nice stadium that is very big and spacious. I should have been reviewed NRG but here we go! My 49ers lost this game but it's all good, we had a lot of injuries and Texans were desperate for a win, but they do have a good defense! Overall, the stadium had some decent food to choose from and the seats I had were nice as well. You can get a good glimpse of the field no matter where you sit. read more

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I mean it's well run event center. The rodeo is amazing. Everything runs like a well oiled machine. Super fun read more

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Came for the rodeo recently, but I've attended plenty of concerts and events at the NRG stadium! Very kind staff, ease of stadium navigation and the food options are great! read more

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NRG Stadium provides a great experience when it comes to football games. The place is well kept and clean when you first enter. There is plenty of food options and the number of areas to purchase food or drinks is enough that you may only wait in line maybe 5 minutes till it is your turn. The only gripe I had was exiting the stadium as it took much longer especially for those using the escalator because hte ramps were packed solid and moving very slowly. read more

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We really enjoy this stadium, plenty of concessions, seats are great. Loud as fuck in here. Parking was half a mile away, but not a bad walk. Plenty of things to see and definitely eat and drink. Restrooms super clean. Fun atmosphere, grandson loved it. read more

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Recently attended the Monster Jam with my kids over the weekend and the show itself was great. The staff is also generally nice when I attend events at NRG. But there are a few areas that I think can be improved upon. 1. Parking entry and egress is usually a nightmare. I kinda expect this at a Texans game but not so much at a smaller event like monster jam. 2. Food choices and quality are subpar to other stadiums in Houston. Crappy nachos and ok hotdogs seem to be a bulk of what effectively available. Prices for these items are too high for what you get. Hopefully NRG can do better in the future. read more

My friend group attended the Rodeo on a Friday. The security check was operated at the best capacity this year, which made entering the carnival easily accessible! When we got in, everyone went their way to get food! That's really what we went for, THE FOOD! We danced, we laughed and we danced again! The rides were lit and the people had on their outfits!! If you have never attended Houston Rodeo, you should experience it at least once! Cowboys and cowgirls doing country activities, the concerts, the rides. Don't miss out! read more

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Second visit at NRG, and a second memorable experience! My first visit was for Taylor Swift, and this one was for the rodeo. We were dropped off by an uber at the drop off spot and then transported via tram to the entrance of the rodeo. I'm from St. Louis, the closest rodeo we have in Missouri is in the bootheel (Sikeston). Sikeston was minuscule compared to this. It was so awesome and an incredible experience. We grabbed food and drinks first (pizza on a stick- 11/10) and hung out in the designated wine garden area. We then went to our all inclusive seating area for Parker McCullom and holy smokes it was amazing! The food was well stocked, staff was so kind and friendly, and the rotating stage was awesome. We were lucky enough to snag VIP parking and got out of the lot quickly. It was well organized. I had a great experience! read more

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NRG Stadium (formerly Reliant Stadium for us Houstonians) is a multi-purpose venue that serves as home for the Houston Texans, the headquarters for the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo and can seat up to 72,220 patrons. I've never been to a Texans game, but for concerts, it's a massive venue where you can find food in every corner and floor -- prepare to wear your walking boots!! There are a multitude of gates and doors, I would advise studying the layout of parking and entrances before heading in to avoid the extra and unnecessary steps. SEATING: Horrendous. The rows are closely built together and with the amount of alcohol people drink, you can easily get beer poured all over you if the person above misses a step. In addition to the spacing, the seats are hard and uncomfortable. I would recommend bringing in seat cushions (smaller than 18", no pockets/zippers). BAG POLICY: Clear bags are preferred, but tiny bags 4.5"x6.5" are permitted FOOD: As expected, overpriced. They've gotten so good at making money, you can now tap your card in some stations upon arrival, pick your food items and walk right on out where your card will be charged after the event. read more

Good venue for football, concerts, the rodeo and other events. That said, it's getting a little tired. Opened in 2002, I don't believe they have made any meaningful updates, upgrades or changes. That said, if you want to see certain events, you get what you get. Overall, it's a good venue and acoustics are decent. Did I mention that there is a retractable roof? I guess that's sort of new given it's never used. Food and beverage is what you'd expect - hot dogs, burgers, nachos and other stadium fare with some local restaurants sprinkled in too. Enjoy! read more

I experienced a concert at NRG Stadium for the first time (Beyoncé) and have some mixed feelings. If you go with a group, I actually do recommend parking in one of their lots. I parked in the green lot and for 3 people, it was $18 each. It made walking to the stadium and leaving very quick. Of course, there was a lot of traffic leaving the stadium, but at least you're in the comfort of your own vehicle. I made the mistake of taking the light rail one night after the first concert and it took over an hour just to get on a train because of the crowds. It was so hot and crowded on the train platforms, so I highly suggest parking your own car at the stadium. The food at the stadium is alright and a bit expensive as you can expect. The chicken tenders are dry and not very flavorful but there are a lot of sauce stations to help out with that. My biggest gripe though was the merch lines. They were super unorganized especially as you get closer to the cashiers. It's like a giant cluster of people in front of the table. I think they need someone to help manage the lines so that the workers can help everyone out without feeling overwhelmed. A big tip I have is to take the stairs after the concert instead of the ramp, it saves a lot of time as the ramp will take you at least 20+ minutes to get down because of the crowds. Other than that, it was pretty easy to find my seat and my view wasn't bad even from the 500s section. read more

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Everything is bigger in Texas! And that's why NRG is BIG! We end up going every few years when another grandkid graduates from high school. This year was one of those years. Often they do several schools on a Saturday or Sunday so the place is always so crowded with people arriving as a school is leaving. This year our granddaughter's school was the only one on a Friday night so it wasn't too bad at all. We did have to make the trip from home through the city at rush hour so that took a long time but finally got into the parking lot. Luckily my wife has a handicap placard so we got up front spaces with a shorter walk. Once inside we got seated and within an hour the event started. Granddaughter was in the C's so we had a long wait after to leave but in the end it was all worth it to see her walk across the stage and get her diploma. We always take some pictures out in the parking lot, this year was no different. Overall this is a nice stadium, very up to date and modern, clean restrooms and staff is nice. About the only thing I find a bit concerning is the cost of parking but that is not controlled by NRG but by the Harris County Sports Authority. read more

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This place is huge! I have been coming here for years for the rodeo or just for concerts. There is so much space and so much to look at. Now if you do not take the escalator, be prepared to WALK, so bring comfy shoes and be in shape lol or else you will feel it. read more

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Came for tailgating so can't speak for the inside, but have been here many times for events. No complaints other than expensive. They do have a good set up and staff for tailgating so I appreciate that. They are monitoring to ensure nothing gets crazy, they do a good job. Nice as well! One complimented my sports gear. read more

NRG Stadium - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Houston, Texas

The NRG stadium is overall an alright venue to me. I've come here to watch a few Houston Texans games and there's not much special about it. The food is just okay. I ordered nachos and they looked completely different and worse than the picture on the displayed menu but since I was hungry I didn't mind them too much. Lol there are a lot of long lines to get a lot of the food options though and I wish they could figure out how to improve that. I enjoyed myself here though overall but there are certain things I wish they would change. read more

NRG Stadium - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Houston, Texas

This was my first time attending a concert at NRG Stadium, and overall it was a good experience despite the weather. It was raining very heavily for the Valentine's Day concert featuring Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton, but the line moved quickly to get into the venue, which really helped us stay dry. The stadium is very easy to navigate, and there was plenty of staff available to help direct us to our seats. Pros: Plenty of parking available outside Hotels nearby within less than a 5minute walk Close to many restaurants Very clean venue Efficient entry process Cons: When people stand up, you can't see the concert if you remain seated More monitors/big screens are needed so guests can see the performance clearly We had floor seats, but our view was obstructed Overall, it was a nice experience with great organization and convenience, but improvements to viewing visibility would make it better. read more

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Parking pissed me off so much but unfortunately I couldn't walk well and had to do what I had to do, pay an exuberant amount to park and that wasn't even the $65 lot but $40 next door and hobble to the entrance which aren't even labeled that well. Luckily we kept asking, found it and parked nearby. In the gate, up the escalator and our section was literally right there. Thank God cause my leg would not let me be great. People's food around me honestly didn't look that great. I wasn't climbing stairs to venture back up and following a special diet so it didn't even matter. I'm a *wait for it* Cowboys fan at heart but I still cheer for the Texans. I'm not choosing and middle finger, you can't make me lol but I paid all that money for the Texans to not bring their A game and surprisingly, the Cowboys actually won that day with the awful season they are having vs. the great one the Texans are having, Anyway, after the game, the lady manning the section called for me wheelchair assistance and I was so grateful because those stairs almost took me out and having to walk to the car was a nightmare. They took me to the closest sign outside and not the entrance but I was thankful for at least that. We ended up sitting on a ledge because they closed down Kirby to everyone "but VIPs" (their words) and the traffic was awful. Dealing with all of that really sours the experience. Next time I go, definitely researching alternatives. read more

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Texans games. College football. Pro soccer games. Those are just a few of the things available at NRG. Our latest was college football to watch the mighty Bearkats against Airforce . Sitting on the 50 yard line was a plus. (Thanks Evan for the great seats). It was nice to see their tributes to the military with support around the stadium to support military mental health and the drill team performances. The stadium was easy to get into and out of but be prepared to pay a premium for parking $43 with tax for most spaces. Otherwise, would recommend catching a game or event and maybe an Uber ride if really crowded. read more

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NRG Stadium is a very large venue, and it can feel overwhelming, especially during major events. I've attended both concerts and high school graduations here. The parking areas are labeled, but not as clearly as at some other venues, so it's not unusual to see people (myself included) wandering around trying to find their car, often using the panic button on the key fob for help. During concerts, the lines for the restrooms are extremely long, and concession prices are very high--but that's fairly typical for large venues these days. The staff at concerts is usually friendly and helpful, which makes a big difference in the overall experience. Graduations, however, seem to be handled differently. The staff for those events often comes across as impatient and unwelcoming, especially in the parking areas. I've seen employees shouting at parents and grandparents in extreme heat, which feels unnecessary and unprofessional. It would be helpful if the venue trained staff to be more understanding during those kinds of events. read more

Wow - What a well oiled machine!! Yes items are expensive, and yes you best be prepared to walk, but those are the negatives. The positives are everything else. Having been there for shows, exhibits, and games, every time we went there it was such a great experience. The food services are well maintained, operate quickly, and have consistent quality. The security staff are fantastic, as they maintain the perfect balance of allowing the fun, and maintaining safety. They are also not power-tripping d**ks, as I have experienced in other venues. The screens and other communication elements are fantastic, and easily viewable and readable. All in all - this is a great place to take in an event! read more

I went to Bruno Mars concert. Once at the gate a safety guys told us we couldn't bring our bag inside (althh my husband had a small bag and mine was a small backpack) and we had to live it at the lockers nea and pay 20$. FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE, NEVER IN THE WORLD. This is a theft. Awful organisation, who manage this place should do it MICH BETTER. read more

Came to NRG stadium for Metallica. It is a massive venue and it was very overwhelming. The line to get to the floor was ridiculously long and it took forever to get through. I liked that the staff were friendly and helpful when we asked them questions. The fact that it is so big makes it perfect for concerts and large events, I just wished it was better organized. read more

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Located near the Medical Center and Rice University in Houston Texas, NRG Stadium is the home of the NFL Houston Texans. The purpose of my quick trip to Houston was to watch the Chicago Bears play the Houston Texans in the 2nd game of the 2024 NFL season. My daughter wasn't able to make the trip, so my sister in law was able to take her place for the game. It is accessible via public transit light rail, though it took us a bit of a walk to get to the entrance. The walk meant passing by quite a few tailgates in the parking lot. We entered the stadium about 90 minutes before kickoff. All tickets were digital, requiring the use of the Ticketmaster app to get inside via an electronic reader. There are two ways to get near the top: by taking busy and long escalators or walking the wide ramps. We took the ramps because of the line for escalators...next time, I would wait for the escalators. The ramps are not steep, but extremely long and winding, allowing a large amount of people to use them at the same time, but also making the walk very lengthy. It was easy to find our seats. The seats are typical for a stadium, with decent cushion for the back and the steep incline of each row made visibility good (unless of course the person if front of you is standing up). In our area, there was a good mix of Bears and Texan fans cheering. It is a retractable roof, great for those rainy nights. This night was clear skies and not too muggy. What's crazy is that the AC throughout the stadium was on full blast so you would pass by these very cold spots in the stadium, while the roof was literally off. I was expecting to pass by any moment a daughter arguing with her frugal dad about why she needed to close all windows when turning on the AC, if the Texans don't do it. Oh...and they use artificial turf. At halftime, we decided to switch seats. I bought 4 tall boys (2 Coors lights, 1 Corona, 1 Modelo: the best selling beer in the US now). Modelo and Corona are considered imports and cost more than the coors. The total with tip came out under $50 which I guess isn't too bad for concession stand beer. My brother got some brisket nachos which was great to share. Nachos are bad for you, so might as well like it with the cheese flavored food sauce (nacho sauce)...it went very well with the good shredded brisket. Salty and greasy...perfect with the beer. We left a little early, so didn't experience what the crush of people would have been like on the light rail just afterwards...but at least it didn't require a bus first like it does in Los Angeles. I was hoping that this game would be the first time I saw da Bears win in person (I've been to quite a few games). Oh well....hopefully next time. read more

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Nice Stadium. Guy next to me said it's time for renovations though. Besides Green Bay you don't realize that the Texans have one of the oldest stadiums in the NFL. read more

NRG Stadium - Not a bad stadium. Guy next to me said it's time for renovations. Stay away from the black bean burger! - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Houston, Texas

Growing up in Houston, I know how tough it is to keep fit enough to keep up with your competition, as I was a Houston Oilers fan and loved the pioneer black quarterback, Warren Moon throw beautiful long bomb passes in the Houston Astrodome. I am glad that the energy is being carefully managed and disbursed through the energy recovery processes now available. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D. read more

Okay let's discuss NRG Stadium. Babbbbyyy it is low rent. No wonder the owner is trying to con us into paying for a new one. No Going to a concert at NRG should have required reading. This is because to start how do you find the entrance??!! I had to walk 4 score and 20 years to even get to the entrance...then the staff that were working the door weren't helpful at all. I made a loop before someone finally correctly directed me on getting to my floor seats. Let's discuss the rideshare area the signage also sucks! I walked around united states before I found it and to say the least it's a sh it show... additionally I waited 40 mins my lyft never made it to the pick up spot. Can we say inefficient... NRG owner drop some millions and fix this ish. The experience was rude. read more

Many will complain that prices are outrageous but what do you expect from a venue as large as it is? I personally have had great experiences here as a paying customer. The stadium's architecture and offerings in comparison to other cities is unbeatable! read more

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My family and I came down for the houston rodeo, specifically Black hertiage night. This Vin Yu is absolutely humongous plus the grounds where they had the carnival, so much room. I don't know what other kind of festivals that I held here. But it's definitely massive period the only gripe I would say it's because our concert was in March. They definitely did not need the AC running. It was freezing the whole concert! read more

NRG Stadium - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Houston, Texas

Parking is a nightmare. I feel like I'm in good shape and going to NRG is rough even for me. It's just such a big stadium and there is so much parking. It could also be the summer heat that makes the walk rough but good lord. The key is to park in the lot near where you are sitting and hope the gate is open for you to go in. read more

I was at the NRG stadium January 31,2026 for the Supercross my sits were on the club level 312 and the bar right outside the sits, I stopped to get 2 Dos Equis at the bar. Ms Sonji was the lady the who took my order. She 1st charged me $28.34 for the 1st round of beers and 2-3 hours later I came and got 2 more beers which this time it was $30.42. So I ask Ms.Sonji why was it 2 different prices for the exact same order I got a couple hours ago.. Sonji got very rude with and started that was the price, I showed her my statement from the previous charge from earlier. And she said that how much they are to pay or not. (Note she was not rude to the black people that came to the bar, just me so I feel like I was racial profiled). So before the last race I had to go to the restroom as I walk pass the bar and my husband was a couple of feet behind me. After I walked by, my husband said Sonji turned to a guy at the bar and said "there goes that fucking bitch that had a problem with the beers". So my husband confronted her and asked what did you just call my wife? And at that point a HPD office walked up and got involved. He got us her name and we went to guest service to make a complaint on Sonji. I will like a follow up on what has happened. I am very offended by Sonji. I had added pictures of my CC that was changed that night and a picture of Sonji I am not looking for any compensation I just want Sonji held accountable for her behavior.. read more

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NRG Stadium, home of the Houston Rodeo, is a spectacle that's as Texan as it gets. To address one thing upfront: some of the animal-related events aren't for everyone, and certainly not for me. I did learn about one event which was the only event I went to here that was pure wholesome good fun. It's called Mutton Bustin', and it's where 5 to 6-year-olds wearing protective gear, cling to sheep as they run across a track. It's equal parts hilarious and heartwarming. The best part is hearing these small cowboys and cowgirls share their dreams. In 2024, it seems the old standbys of astronaut and firefighter have been replaced by YouTuber and cop. Welcome to modern Texas, I guess. When it comes to food, the Houston Rodeo is where your arteries come to die, and I loved every minute of it. We're talking deep-fried lasagna, deep-fried Reeses, deep-fried cake, but the one going down in the morlene history book is eating deep-fried butter. It was surprisingly good! The venue itself is a mixed bag. It's sweltering hot - you'll sweat in places you didn't know could sweat. But despite the crowds, it's clean and easy to navigate. The central location is a plus, making it accessible for locals and tourists alike. Is the Houston Rodeo a must-see? If you're looking for an quintessential Texan experience, absolutely. It's a one-and-done for me, but I'm glad I went. Where else can you watch a kindergartener ride a sheep, eat deep-fried butter, and get a sunburn all in one day? Only in Texas. read more

Visited for the Ravens game and Bey halftime show on Christmas. Getting to the stadium from the train was PERFECT. Entering the stadium was a breeze and the ticket employees were very nice even though it was clear we were there to see the Ravens WIN!! NRG stadium Houston Boot souvenir cups were nice, had no clue how much they were but I had to have one. Overall, Houston has a nice stadium. GOOOOOO RAVENS!!!!!! read more

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We saw Morgan Wallen here. This place was breathtaking, I couldn't believe how big it was. There was multiple places to get drinks all over and many bathrooms nearby. I would say quite convenient. We decided to give the place a tour during the break time and realized and seats on the upper level are insanely steep. If you have vertigo, not a good idea. But, great time ..great staff.. great show. No complaints read more

NRG Stadium - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Houston, Texas

I liked that they had ramps, escalators and elevators to get to the various levels. Also they had plenty of rest rooms for men, women and families. I was in the 600 section, I considered it the nose bleed section. While it was slightly difficult to climb the steep stairs for me, it did look like that even if a person in front of me wanted to dance or stand that it would not block my view too much. My complaint is the chairs in that section were small in my opinion. The steel side pieces of the chair were digging in my hips after the first act. Also the acoustics were bad in there. I know it was built to be a football stadium and not specifically a concert hall. Luckily I know almost all the words to The Rolling Stones songs, so I could make out the lyrics, but when Mick was talking to the crowd I couldn't make out what he was saying except for a few times he mentioned Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Cut-N-shoot. read more

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Enjoyed Kendrick Lamar and SZA. HUGH Stadium, but Trill Burger was closed. Restroom were clean with many food and drink stations set around. read more

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