Concerts galore - the symphony the rock n roll faves - country - big band - and so much more!…read more Come, hang out with your family with the blanket and bring a cooler or you can purchase seats that are in the pavilion but all the concerts are outdoors. It can be hot in the summertime and be a bit cool winter time, but somehow it works.

we've been attending concerts over the years at the Walmart Amp. it is a great facility for…read moreNorthwest Arkansa. However, the concessions are not good. The food selections are minimal and what you do order is significantly below average. the beverage selection is terrible and outrageously expensive. gin & tonic $24, domestic beer $9 for a can of miller lite or bud light. recommendatio is to eat and drink before you get there...

What an awesome place to experiment an SEC or any basketball game! Electric atmosphere and great…read moreview in every seat! Great restroom and snack/drink access with good selection of items to choose from.

I'm pretty sure there's no better way to build and configure a major arena. There's the central…read morearea where the seating and playing area is located, surrounded by steep steps that lead to a circular walking and vending area with doors strategically located for easy checking of tickets and quick exit after the event. Toilets are sufficient for the men, but there is usually a line for the ladies. Bud Walton was Sam Walton's brother and was one of the original founders of the Wal-Mart empire. He apparently donated half of the construction cost for the arena, which today is the home of the University of Arkansas men's and women's basketball teams, aka the Razorbacks. It has a seating capacity of 19,368 and is also used for large events in Northwest Arkansas, such as U of A graduations and the Wal-Mart Shareholders Meeting. Seats are reasonably comfortable and unless you are in the nosebleed section, you have a good view of the entire basketball court. You can also see the several dozen banners hanging from the rafters that list the Razorback's assorted NCAA ranked finishes and championships. Soooooie! Pig!

Awful. All I can say. If you have ever met the owner you could agree. I hope nobody recommends this…read moreplace to anyone! May seem fun at first but the whole staff is crooked and treats guest like garbage, everyone I've talked to has agreed.

This is by far the nicest race track in the nation!! Best experience ever. I stayed in a cabin…read morethere. Super clean! Bathroom are spotless everywhere. Staff is friendly and super helpful. I will come back to every event they are having there.

Yes! Razorback Gymbacks are awesome and so are the matches held here in this cozy arena where the…read morehogs once ruled the basketball world!

This was the home to The Arkansas Razorbacks until 1994. All of the indoor sports was played inside…read morethis arena up until 94'. Back in its heyday this was one of the loudest basketball courts in the nation for college basketball. Now it's used for the lady backs gymnastics team and the volleyball teams. Still looks good after all these years. Well kept and maintained for the student athlete. If you get a chance check this place out it's amazing to look down on that basketball court. And think back to all the history this arena has had. Go Hogs Go

Love your track been going 20 years I seen a lot of stuff. Memories I have there when I was little…read moreI was caught up as a junior racer and you guys me and it was who was on the front of a quarter.

Very well maintained race track. Fun place for the family to go on a Saturday night for sure.read more

The arvest ballpark is fantastic for families and baseball. It has a nice playground area with a…read moretrain in the outfield as well as other fun, exciting activities for children. The park is very comfortable with good seats anywhere you sit. The park has suites available available for rent and on-site catering that can provide excellent food choices for your guests if you choose to host a birthday party or something like that. The food at the ballpark is portable and taste good and has good service at each of the concession stands. The baseball games are well attended by local fans and families who enjoy a fun night at the mall park. The team is entertaining to watch and we are glad to have a local baseball team to support in the minor leagues.

We had great seats, along the third base line, in the shade. The ballpark is very nice, clean, and…read moreeasy to get around in.

This is a really cool venue!! Parking is free with all events and we were warned to go early…read morebecause of some previous concerts having issues. We came early for the Live & Collective Soul concert and tailgated in the parking lot. We started to walk to the venue at 555p for a 6p start. We weren't too worried since we had reserved floor seats. After you go through security, they check your bags. You need a small clutch or a clear bag and your refillable water bottle needs to be squeezable so leave your metal ones at home. When you stand at the top, you can see the Ozarks behind the stage and it's picture perfect. We walked down to our seats and after the opening band, we were offered pit wristbands so we gladly made our way to the pit. There was a drunk man who was bumping everyone and trying to get handsy on all the women, including some minors. He had tried to grab the lady behind us but her husband stopped him. He then moved behind me so the hubs became my buffer but the guy kept grabbing my hubs. The hubs yelled at him to go away and since the hubs yelled loud enough over the band, security heard him and escorted the man away since he was such a problem to everyone. Leaving was so easy and simple. It appears they can handle smaller crowds simply, but I heard about the Post Malone & Jelly Roll concert and am so glad we didn't experience that.

What a beautiful Amphitheatre! Walking in from parking the Ozark mountains frame the venue. You…read morecan walk or take a tram to and from the parking lots. The tram crew made the ride fun and you get an immediate taste of true Ozark hospitality. After getting off the tram, I'm not gonna lie, it's a little confusing in where to go. There is a vendor space with food trucks, retail vendors and some non profits, oh and a sick DJ. Very party atmosphere. We pre-bought a knock of tee short in the parking lot, and then an official shirt at the tee shirt booth. We found the path into the theater, use the QR code to get free wifi, as service is a little sketch. Have your electronic tickets ready! Once in, the space is amazing and well designed. The bathroom is the nicest I have ever seen at a large venue. There is a really pretty painting on the ceiling. The grass seating is large and nice, probably the best view. We sat down on the floor, there is no slope so hopefully you aren't behind the Jolly green Giant or a guy with a 10 gallon hat. We watched the giant screens a lot. The seating is sloped and you can rent chairs to sit in. This will be my choice if we come to a show here again. Come prepared or prepared to spend some money. $12 for two waters. Ouch! You can bring a bottle in with you. Next, I had ear plugs, but needed a set for my son. There were no free ones at guest services or first aid. Most venues have them. Soooo, $40 I bought some new fancy noise canceling ear plugs. Double ouch. The kicker is I got all the way back down to my seats and the box was empty. I went all the way back up the hill, the booth was closed, Creed was no playing, and I was getting more mad. I found someone to help me and they got me a sealed package. The concert was incredible! Leaving, not so good. We walked maybe a mile back to our car, the trams filled up fast and we didn't want to wait. Oh, but waiting we did. In the parking lot for 1.5 hours. Note to oneself, leave before the encore or tailgate in the parking lot. Three stars for the parking lot and cost of things. Five stars for the physical venue and Midwest Friendly staff. I'm sure we'll be back with a better game plan.

The bright lights of the major league big cities tend to get a lot of attention, but sometimes you…read morehave something special in your own backyard that might not be as known, but is local and it's yours. Welcome to Joe Becker Stadium, Joplin's quaint and absolutely gorgeous local ball field. As you enter, through the easy concrete entry ways (there are ramps if you need them) you will find yourself very close to the action. You'll also find plenty of sections full of box seats and cup holders if you want your own seat. There are bleachers a little down both lines and behind the left field fence as well as plenty of berm seats in right field (bring a blanket) if you want to go the GA route. I mentioned right field, which is in the spotlight here because there is a small hill past the warning track that leads up to the business behind the right field wall that is in play. Have you heard of the hill at old Crosley Field in Cincinnati? This is kind of like that, but reversed and without the impound lot in the infield. It's a really cool little quirk that unfortunately during my visit, I wasn't able to see enter into play. There are a couple of things I want to highlight... the seats, especially along the field will bring you right up to the action. This is cool, but at the same time I was sitting in Row C and had trouble following the ball if it was hit, especially on the ground because I was blocked out by the batter, catcher and umpire. I also had some issues seeing far out in the outfield. Another thing is the netting behind home plate is held up by some poles that look like are lined up as best as possible with the stairs leading to the seats. One small thing is depending on your seat you're basically just staring at the pole. Luckily nobody else was in my row so I just moved over a couple of seats, but you might keep this in mind when you're buying tickets. You also might want to sit about mid way up in the section. If you're local to Joplin, please get out and enjoy your ball park. If you're travelling, please consider stopping to visit. Joe Becker Stadium is a wonderful little field and it's worth it.

Let me start by saying I've never been to a Razorback game and I'm not even from Arkansas--I'm a…read moreSan Diegan who married a Razorback fan back in 2018. Since then, I've grown to love and support the Hogs right alongside him! The vibe driving up to the stadium is absolutely amazing--it gives you chills even before stepping inside. Every time we visit my husband's hometown, we make it a tradition to stop by the stadium gift shop to grab some merch. The customer service has always been top-notch--everyone is so welcoming and friendly! On our last visit, they even let us tour the museum inside the stadium, which was such a cool experience. I'll admit, I didn't know who anyone was, but luckily my husband was there to give me the full Razorback history lesson. Another family tradition of ours is taking a picture in front of the fountain each year. Unfortunately, it was under construction during our last trip, but we're hopeful it'll be ready for our next visit. One day, I truly hope we get the chance to fly out and experience an actual game in person--I can only imagine how incredible it must be! Razorback Stadium isn't just a place for fans--it's a special experience that brings families and traditions together, no matter where you're from.

Having been to stadiums across a large swath of the country, and almost every SEC school, I can say…read morethat Arkansas is top-tier. Surrounded by hills, with mist rising up from every valley - is there a better setting for a stadium anywhere? But what really makes or breaks a road game (I'm an Aggie) is the people, and we liked everyone we met. You can boil it down to a single question: is this a place we would like to come back to? Yes!