We picked a Friday night game for the fireworks and they didn't disappoint…read more Our seats were great. The happy hour was perfect and the Aces won!!

This is a review for the Home for the Holidays event…read more Was a guest at a company holiday party and at the Home for the Holidays event. Beautiful light display, holiday tunes, and merchants selling wares for last minute shopping. Nice to have another Winter Season event option here in our Biggest Little City. Great to have a suite for holiday parties and a room to retreat to when exploring all the festivities at the field.

I played a season of women's league soccer here. My team was full of rookies, myself included, so…read morewe didn't set the bar too high for our success. Registration for the team was done online and wasn't too complicated. Before our first game we had to obtain players cards - the process was easy and only took a few moments. It was also easy to get another later in the season when I lost my original one (whoops!). You are required to give the card to the employee out of the field before the start of the game so they know that every player on the turf is registered. We played the full season and our games ranged from around 6PM to as late as 10PM. 10PM is brutal especially during winter. It was freezing outside and freezing inside. No matter their efforts the field area is still quite cold. My team and I warmed up in the bar area but a dedicated warm up space would be really nice as the bar area was quite crowded most times and made finding a place to stretch hard. We didn't have any of our games rescheduled so I appreciated that as I was worried we may face that concern. Luckily our schedule remained the same throughout the season. I will say as a new player the inconsistent refs were a challenge. One game a penalty would be called, the next nothing. One game they would add players based on the time elapsed and the score, they next they would tell us that only happens in the children's leagues. Not very helpful for those of us brand new to the game and trying to learn the rules and flow. I will say what I appreciate the most about this place is how understanding they were. I was asked to play on a team the following season and after one game realized it wasn't a smart move for my foot. I called and explained my situation and the employee was nice enough to refund my money for the season and let me off the hook of playing. That was very kind. I got a check in the mail about a week after I called and I was grateful for how easy they made it. I appreciate the customer service and it kind of out weighs the awkward parking, cold field and inconsistent refs.

I was going to Swift Physical Therapy for some back and hip issues. I attended for one month and…read morethey gave me a regimen of exercises that I could continue with at home. At the end of the month I felt much improvement. The facilities are fantastic! In the Physical Therapy part the equipment is top notch and the staff keeps all the tables and machines sterilized after each use. The other parts of the Sportsdome looked very intriguing for use as a year-round practice facility. There was soccer practice field, a 3/4 size football field, basketball courts, volleyball courts, golf practice area, baseball facilities, plus other areas that we were unable to see. There were tables outside of the practice areas so the parents could sit and watch the children practice through large glass floor to ceiling windows. They even have a snack bar with alcohol sales for the parents to pass the time while waiting for their kids to finish. Reno really needed this kind of facility to give the youth somewhere to practice yearly. It's nice to have the rehab facility right there if a child gets injured.

I was gifted tickets to the second round of the NIT tournament. UNR vs Liberty…read more Great game, great seats! I love that there is free parking that is close to the arena. I was able to enter on the ground level which took me outside. That was fun! I just had to walk up a few stairs to get to our seats.

Have you been to a UNR basketball game at the Lawlor Events Center yet? It's a great place to catch…read moreNevada's UNR basketball. The atmosphere is energetic and the crowd really shows up to support the wolf pack. The staff did a great job keeping the crowd engaged and entertained during time outs and half time. There are tons of options for food and beverages --- keep in mind (like most stadiums) food, and beer prices are on the higher side so just be aware before you arrive. Ladies make sure to wear those smaller purses (clear if you have). Definitely a fun game day environment - if you're a basketball fan or just visiting, it's definitely worth checking out!

I attended a Nevada Wolfpack football game here at MacKay Stadium located in Reno, NV. Nevada plays…read morein the Mountain West Conference which boasts some pretty good football schools. For this game, they went out of conference and played Georgia Southern. It was competitive the entire way with Georgia Southern winning by a field goal. MacKay Stadium's capacity is 30,000 seats. Although it was announced that attendance was 15,000 for this game, I'd be confident in saying they'd be lucky if there were even 10,000 fans. Basically it was just choose any seat anywhere. It didn't matter. I bought a ticket on TickPick for $12 and sat one half on the Nevada side of the field and the 2nd half at the visiting Georgia Southern side. For a 4pm game in early September, the sun started setting in the 2nd half facing the Georgia Southern sidelines which had fans putting their hands in front of their eyes for most of the 4th quarter. The game atmosphere was pretty relaxed, too calm for my preferences. It felt more like a casual Saturday taking your family to a picnic rather than feeling like an electric college football type setting. Gates opened 90 minutes before kickoff. In the southwest section of MacKay Stadium sits a cool monument of a pack of wolves together which was fun for taking a photo with. Otherwise, walking around didn't offer much. Beneath the stadium scoreboard had fans sitting on the grass and listening to the pregame show being broadcast live. There's a track that separates the stands and the field. Still, fans are allowed to walk around MacKay Stadium at eye level at any point during the game. After the national anthem was sung, they had a fireworks celebration and a flyover from the armed forces military here in Reno. This could have been my favorite part about what MacKay Stadium had to offer. Picture taking was pretty hard. Being from out of town and wanting a memorable photo, the stands didn't rise high enough to snap pics looking down on the entire field, especially from the home Nevada sidelines. Mostly all seating was bleacher style benches, which is normal in college football. Something else I noticed that could be insignificant to others but I found relevant was...at the end of the 3rd quarter and start of the 4th, the game was still very close and MacKay Stadium didn't have any hype music to get fans involved to cheer on Nevada for the home stretch. It was so quiet and the 4th quarter started without having the fans getting involved. That was a letdown for me. Lastly, I couldn't find anywhere to buy parking online. When I arrived on campus, I just found a spot on a side street about 1 mile away from the stadium and walked over to the game. In the end, MacKay Stadium is fine as a college football venue. I wanted more out of the game day experience. I could see if you're a local, there being more worthwhile ways to spend a Saturday in Reno.

Not the best college football stadium that I've been to but for its purpose, it serves a purpose…read more I'd definitely say that there are, most likely, high schools in Texas that have bigger stadiums. The food and drink prices are absolutely ridiculous but that's the standard at these places and especially in Reno with all the California immigrants. They ended up winning the game! (Or should I say that Sacramento State ended up losing the game.) Overall, it's not bad. Just not my favorite stadium to watch a game.

We tried Soccer Sprouts for our 4-year-old after he changed schools and no longer had access to…read moreSoccer Shots. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. The program felt very unorganized, and the coaches (mostly teenagers) did very little to engage or motivate the kids. On three separate occasions, we showed up for soccer only to find out upon arrival that there was no class because the space had been rented out for a private event or the practice had been moved to another location. There was absolutely no communication about these changes. For the price they charge, we expected a much more professional and reliable program. Overall, it was frustrating, overpriced, and not something we would recommend.

We are lucky to have this location close to our home! Our daughter had been in soccer sprouts for…read morealmost 2 years and it's something my husband and our friends look forward to weekly. It gives both the kids and the adults to come together for the adults to hang out and the kids to get their energy out. When the kids had a later morning class it was nice because the lunch items would be offered so we would have lunch right after soccer. However the past few seasons it's been earlier and earlier. We still make it a habit to hang out afterwards for all parties. They serve alcohol at all times while they are open where my husband and our friend bought a glass of beer to drink during one of the classes for those rough mornings! The sportsdome is a nice alternative for sports from being outside offering a big field, practice field (both turf), basketball courts which can also serve as volleyball courts or even for use for soccer sprouts a time or 2. Sometimes the facility can be very busy as there can be different sports simultaneously happening at the same time in all areas, so parking may be limited, but the parking lot is large you should not have much trouble finding parking. Ladies Bathrooms are also clean. They offer ladies and men as well as family bathrooms located across from the basketball courts. I always see them being clean. All in all, the facility is pretty tidy and offer many trash cans so you can throw away your trash without having to walk far away.

I came to the arena to watch a roller derby bout. The area of town is not the greatest so when I…read morehad to park 2 blocks away, I was a bit concerned about my safety. Luckily a lot of other patrons had to park far away so we walked together to the arena. It has a cramped concession area at the entrance. Snacks, drinks, toys, etc. There was a food truck in parking lot for those wanting a bit more than arena food. There were bleacher seats to sit on or a balcony area (for a higher ticket price). There is a bar that I didn't go to. A few local vendors selling random items behind the bleachers. The audio/visual system worked well enough to hear the announcements and see the scoreboard.

If I could leave 0 stars I would. This is a family run business which calls for a lot of…read morefavoritism. Any family member with a team or a kid on a team means that refs will definitely be picking sides during games. Not just that but sometimes the refs are husbands, or kids that are part of the family. If you ever have a problem with any of it you're welcome to complain to the board which consists of the family also so good luck with that. Usually if you fight in a game you're not allowed to play and are suspended but if you're family rules don't apply to you! As for the fields they're always in terrible conditions because they do tend to have bailes, events, parties, anything really the night before games which leaves them little time for a quick clean up which really doesn't do much. Just a heads up NEVER expect a refund for ANYTHING from these guys.

Home For the Holidays at the Reno Ace's Ballpark is an incredible experience!…read more From the time you arrive, there are vendors outside the park and a hot chocolate station. The Christmas trees and decor are stunning! Christmas music is playing. Santa, Mrs. Claus, the Grinch. Archie and Tahoe are giving photo ops throughout and they are truly amazing! There are special Christmas drinks, the Tipsy Reindeer was my favorite! We tried the Mac and Cheese and it was very good. They also had a variety of other foods available at different locations in the park, including "Squirrel Bites" and a turkey leg, reminiscent of Disneyland, which we did not try. The view from the seating area is incredible, but once you are down on the field, and walking through the light display, it's magical! There is a sleigh for photos and the tallest lighted tree I've ever seen! And, every 45 minutes there is a light and music display with the tree that is incredible. This is a super family-friendly event, but it also caters to people of any age. We loved this event, and look forward to attending again next year!

My family and I were invited to my sister's work family night at the Aces. We were set up at the…read moreBill Pierce Courtesy Honda Bull Pen with catering. I loved our seats and having a table to be able to set our plates and drinks on. Most of our section was shaded from direct sunlight, so we were able to comfortably watch the game while enjoying a bite. The food was great and a huge shout out to the staff working hard to take care of us and the park. We enjoyed the game and my kids were happy they could roam freely within our section. Not the usual stadium seat and I was not complaining. It had been years since my family and I have been here, but we were happy to see the upgrades made around the park. It has come a long ways since it first opened. I realized today that we need to come more often now that my youngest can actually sit through a game. I'm glad to have the Aces stadium here and to see how our little town has grown. We had a blast! Go Aces!

Good ballpark. It needs some TLC but the City of Reno and RYSA are negligent in the maintenance of…read moreall the parks in the area. But it's nice to have a public full size ball park

I've been to Reno Events Center for many years now. Mainly for different Chinese concerts. Security…read morechecks were usually quick. They do have bag policy so make sure to do some research before getting there. The securities inside the venue were a bit inefficient. There were times when people in front of my seat were standing up blocking my views along with blocking the views of other people behind them. The securities were no where in sight. Eventually, we had to flag them down to do their job. Once the shows ended, the securities were super quick in kicking people out.

Quality/Quantity - Came here for a Brandon Lake concert and it was GREAT. Probably the 2nd best…read moreconcert I have been to! It was 3.5 hours long! He stayed an extra half hour and sang another 3 songs. To avoid the rush of everyone leaving at the same time, we hung out at the casinos, Silver Legacy, El Dorado and Circus Circus. The best part was that we bumped into our friends! What a small world. We will be going to their place on Tuesday (yestereday). Atmosphere - "Medium size" event center in Downtown Reno. Across the street from the above casinos. Free parking in the above casinos. 118,000 sq ft. Multi purpose arena, also available for conventions, conferences, boxing, basketball, etc. Service - Tickets can usually be purchased at the Silver Legacy box office and/or through Ticketmaster (fees will probably apply). The venue is easy in and out. But you might want to get here early for better parking. Everyone was friendly. From the security guards, to the ushers, concession stands, merch sales, etc. Price - Depends on the event and where you plan to sit. But our concert was very reasonable, some would consider inexpensive. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2005. 2008 to 2018 - It was the home to the Reno Bighorns of the NBA G League and to the Reno Barons of the Western Indoor Football Association during their short lived 2011 season. 2016 to 2019 - Big Sky men's and women's basketball tournaments. 2019 - Reno Express of the new American West Football Conference.