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    One Buc Place

    4.2 (15 reviews)

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    Chris K.

    "Hey, hey, hey we're the Bucc-a-neers / ho, ho, ho we're the Bucc-a-neers / Offense, defense, now we're here to say, "Make the (insert name of opposing team) walk the plank / Throw 'em in Tampa Bay / Hey!" ---an old Buccaneer fight song No, I wasn't at One Buc Place for anything related to football. Rather, it was a very important seminar which more people, men and women, SHOULD have attended: "Breast Cancer Awareness for Women AND Men", sponsored by Florida Community Hospital, Carrollwood. Prior to the seminar, attendees were treated to delicious hordevoures, fresh fruit and veggie trays and petit fours catered by the One Buc Place catering division. It was truly first class. Paul Dombroski, formerly of the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, spoke of his personal experience in being a man diagnosed and treated for breast cancer. Although the occurrences are low, about 1% in the male population---It CAN HAPPEN. Paul is a living example that men should take action, and don't ignore a lump or bump in your chest or armpit, that's not normal and won't go away. Dr. Nicole Figueredo, Board Certified Surgeon, related live-saving information and reminded us ALL to get screened for breast cancer, especially if you're at risk. This was followed by a Q and A session. I found attending the seminar truly worthwhile; my only regret is that I wish more people would have attended. This valuable information can save the life of a woman OR man you may know.

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    Lisa M.

    My family attended a breakfast event in the dining room at One Buccaneer Place. The main lobby is filled with sports memorabilia, historical facts about the team, and the biggest Super Bowl ring I've ever seen! I especially enjoyed seeing the different helmets and uniforms that the Bucs considered over the years. A full-scale sculpture of former head coach John Gruden and Bucs players sits in front of the large football shaped glass windows. The hallway to the dining room is flanked with very large photographs taken of Bucs players in action on the field. We had a great time looking at the displays and reading the headlines from games gone by. Not sure if the lobby area is open to the public but it would be worth a visit if you have a Bucs fan in your family.

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    Lori W.

    Came in for the season passholders event- Got to see #57 workout in the gym. Got to go behind the scenes in the locker room, their cafeteria, their field, conference room, workout room. Awesome tour!!!

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    Anna M.

    I have been a Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan for half of my life and surprisingly, today was the first Training Camp I have ever attended. One of my girlfriends invited me as her date, so I was more than happy to go! Today the facilities were open to all Season Ticket Holders. Wow! I was impressed. Everything is well-organized, from parking to security. They even provided food, drinks, and free t-shirts for everyone. Lucky for me, one of my favorite BBQ places was doing the catering. Holy Hog BBQ provided a box dinner of a chicken or pork sandwich, chips, and some cole slaw. I chose the pork. Everything was very good and I finished all my food, which is normally unheard of! There was lots of bleacher seating in the shade. Yes, the heat was unbearable, but they provided plenty of water and drinks for everyone. If you have a chance, check out a practice or two. The cheerleaders and Captain Fear are more than happy to pose for photo opportunities. Also, it is a great way for you to get some autographs from your favorite Bucs. Today was definitely a good day. Go Bucs!!

    Mark H.

    Not really sure how to review this facility since it's not a business. We went for a season pass holder tour and lunch. Tour staff was great and the facility was amazing. I've never been into another football team's headquarters before, so I lack a true comparison. What I can tell you is that One Buc Place beats the hell out of the gym and locker room at Robinson High School. Sad comparison, I know. The main lobby is like a miniature Bucs museum, and I believe that anyone can waltz up in there and see that stuff. No tour pass required, so I would highly recommend doing that. Food in the cafeteria was rightfully on the bland side, and tasted as if it had the player's best interests in mind. Protecting investments, I suppose. Either way, the food was still good, and thankfully free. Great tour, and I'd do it again if given the chance.

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    Amazing, beautiful venue for meetings. Lots of space. Clean bathrooms. Easy parking and easy to find.

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    Great facility. Covered areas for the games and you're really close to the field.

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    Raymond James Stadium

    Raymond James Stadium

    3.6(343 reviews)
    0.6 mi•West Tampa

    First time at Raymond James Stadium to catch the ever popular BTS concert. Impressed overall with…read morethe stadium and all the amenities. Enjoyed the famous Buccaneer Pirate ship. Set up was nice and great sound quality for any concert. Love the pyrotechnic abilities at the stadium for a more impactful and memorable experience. Lots of vendors as with any stadium. However i thought it was odd that purchasing a bottled drink, they would remove and keep the bottle cap. Not a convenient concept nor considered hygienic having an open bottle through the event. Easy to get around once you're inside however I was not impressed with the overall process of when the gates open for the event. It was highly unorganized with no structure or marked lines to control the crowd as we waited in long lines in the hot Florida weather to get inside. Parking was a breeze as we prepaid for a parking pass. Roads were marked and lots were easily accessible and traffic flow was smooth entering the parking lots.

    TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS - FIRST HOME GAME 2026-2027…read more ARRIVAL - LOT A/3D. VIP / DISABLED PARKING (1) The car line for the Lot A/3D, VIP/disabled parking area was long. One person accepting tickets. There appeared to be nobody actively guiding vehicles. (2) There were also temporary signs throughout the area stating "NO RIDESHARE DROP OFF." The signs were clearly visible, but we observed what appeared to be little or no enforcement. GATE A - ACCESSIBILITY (3) A disabled family member was separated from their assisted device. Why separate someone from a walker, wheelchair, oxygen tank, cane, or another medically necessary device? (4) We entered, received our free shirts, and continued to our seats. Woohoo!!! S.A.F.E. STAFF (5) CAPTAIN'S CORNER - SECTION 151 - simply the best in the business! We love their positive attitudes--the smiles, laughs, and energy they bring to the stadium. Not just (again) today but for years!!! (6) That leads to one small suggestion for Raymond James Stadium: Please have employees wear their identification horizontally and in a position where guests can easily read their names. Maybe your next new set of ID's have larger font to recognize from afar. When someone provides outstanding service, guests should be able to recognize that employee by name. (7) THE GAME As for the game itself, it was memorable. It was typical hot Florida weather, and we had no complaints regarding the game itself or the game-related events and entertainment. My favorite is the National Anthem leading to the F35's flyover and ending with fireworks!!! Love it! (8) Then everything changed at the two-minute warning. THE WEATHER DELAY At 4:00 PM, with 2:00 remaining in the game, a weather delay was announced. Obviously, nobody controls Florida weather. When lightning is involved, safety has to come first. My criticism isn't that the game was delayed. The issue was communication during the delay. After 4:30 PM, there still had been no meaningful update, and the stadium employees we spoke with did not appear to have additional information either. We were told to shelter and that was it. (See images) We began searching online ourselves and found information suggesting--without confirmation from the stadium--that the lightning safety clock essentially resets following another nearby lightning strike. At approximately 5:00 PM, I texted the BUCS asking for an update. This is the exact text response we received: "We are waiting on another update! As soon as we have an estimated timeframe, we will make an announcement. There is not an update yet but as soon as we have more details we will make an announcement. For now, shelter in place." So while guests were simultaneously asking for information, the response indicated that those assisting guests were themselves still waiting for additional information. Eventually, an announcement was made that the delay would continue until 5:30 PM. At that point, we made the decision to leave. (9) STADIUM CONDITIONS DURING THE DELAY The extended delay also exposed another issue that I believe deserves attention: This venue needs upgrades!!! While speaking with customer service, we were actually getting drizzled on- more a constant mist. As we walked through portions of the stadium, water was dripping in various areas. During an event where thousands of people are specifically being instructed to shelter in place, those covered concourse areas become particularly important. There was also an unpleasant trash odor in one area. To the workers' credit, they were actively removing trash. However, there appeared to be a breakdown somewhere in the process because when I left that area, bags of removed trash were still sitting on the floor. Under ordinary circumstances, perhaps these things wouldn't stand out as much. During a prolonged weather delay, however, everyone is pushed into the concourses and sheltered areas. That's when issues involving leaks, cleanliness, odor, crowd movement, and communication become much more noticeable. (10) LEAVING RAYMOND JAMES STADIUM Despite the challenges, there were some genuinely outstanding people working at Raymond James Stadium who deserve recognition, and there were parts of the experience we thoroughly enjoyed. There were five-star employees throughout the stadium. The game-day entertainment was enjoyable. But the overall experience also highlighted areas that can and should improve--particularly VIP/disabled parking management, accessibility procedures, communication during extended emergencies/weather delays, and the stadium infrastructure available to guests when everyone is instructed to shelter in place. Go Bucs!

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    Southwest Airlines

    Southwest Airlines

    3.0(2 reviews)
    1.6 mi•International

    Southwest is based out of Midway Airport in Chicago Illinois, which is 15 minutes away from where I…read moreused to live. As a professional chauffeur Who actually likes to drive, I don't fly often. When I do fly it is almost always with SW. Southwest Airlines usually has Lower rates than it's competitors, but you sacrifice a couple of things for those lower airfares: There is no assigned seating. They do assign you a boarding group letter and number, and once you are on the Plane you can sit anywhere. There is no 1st class or business class.

    PARENTS do not fly southwest!! You may be separated from your children during the flight due to…read moretheir seating policy!!! I was very upset to learn upon boarding with my 8 year old daughter and 12 year old son that due to our assigned boarding group there were no seats left on the plane together. Apparently there is only open seating on southwest- first come first served. There is no assigned seating and only families with kids aged six and under are allowed to board early to secure seats together! WTF this is not ok. I kept thinking- what would happen if there was a problem on tbe flight and I had to rely on a complete stranger to put the oxygen mask on my child!!?? How is this legal? My daughter was in tears- traumatized and scared about being on an airplane and separated from her mom. To top it off the stewardess was more concerned about getting the three men in the seat in front of me drunk than any anxieties caused by separating mother and child. Southwest could have at least made their policy clear before I bought the tickets. I hope this review will reach other parents to keep them informed so they don't make the same mistake I did. It's obvious no one in the company has children.

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