Welcome to the indoor soccer arena, where the turf is on its last leg. The bathrooms, resembling a…read moreforgotten scene from a horror movie, might make you question whether cleanliness is just a myth. The holes in the walls and ceiling add interesting touches. The vintage couch in the corner, much like a museum relic, looks as though it has absorbed the disappointments of countless matches, with an aroma that challenges even the most seasoned odor connoisseurs. In dire need of updates, this arena stands as a testament to neglect, where nostalgia collides with the harsh reality of a facility desperately clinging to its glory days. Lace up those boots if you dare, but be prepared for a journey that feels more like a punishment than a pleasurable match day experience. One star - and that's being generous.

The arena is completely outdated. It is freezing in the facility during the colder months. The…read morebathrooms are absolutely disgusting. The staff do not seem to have any control. The refs that are used are 100% biased, sadly the wonderful game of soccer cannot be played properly, accurately or fairly here.

Reese Stadium, the home of Yale Lacrosse. Attended the Ivy League Championship against Brown and it…read morewas a fun game! Nice size stadium with plenty of seats and a great view no matter the spot. The bathrooms are located outside in the pavilion and they are disgusting. Old school urinal that looks like a giant sink. No soap or paper towels in the bathroom didn't help. The parking was conveniently located on a dirt lot outside the stadium. $10 to park and another $11 for the game ticket. Definitely worth another trip when Brown is back in New Haven.

This is a review of the Yale University athletic fields just across Central Avenue from the…read morestadium. During the 1950s, these athletic fields surrounded a complex of married student housing units. The address for this complex was 70 Central Avenue. The houses were quonset huts with corrugated metal roofs. In the summer, we threw punctured water hoses over our roof to keep it wet and to cool down the inside. Each quonset hut was divided in half, for use for two different families. The front door for each half resided at opposite sides of the quonset hut. The family occupying the other half of our quonset was the Anamunthado family from Bermuda. The inside of their home had a bad smell. My photographs show me, my mother, me and my sister at Halloween, one of my parties inside our quonset hut showing my friends from Edgewood Elementary School, and me and my sister inside the quonset hut wearing Davy Crockett hats. The athletic fields to the north were used for football practice, and I enjoyed viewing the large sleds with huge pads, where the pads were used for football players for shoving and pushing. Another athletic field was indoors, and this was an indoor polo field where students could ride horses and play polo. On a couple of occasions, I cut across the athletic field to the north on my way to school, and I crawled under the fence at the northeast corner of the field, but usually I took the sidewalk the entire way to Edgewood School. In one of my photos, you can see a girl (not a relative) wearing an Edgewood School shirt. In 1960, the quonset huts were torn down and we moved to Seattle.

Great Bridgeport Amphitheater! Open air summer concerts good vendors what more could you want?…read moreWell... it gets a 4 out of 5 for the 308 section acoustics - so hard to hear in that section. They should really fix that issue!! Love the local commute for Fairfield County!!! So happy they opened this venue up!!

Went back to the venue for another concert. Another great show and again seating and outdoor but…read morecovered option is great when the weathers nice. The workers we all encountered were so friendly as well. Great space and for not to far of a walk, the parking garage is free

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!

My friends invited me along to see Shinedown, my first visit to this venue not far from my house…read more I opted to take an Uber to avoid dealing with the parking which I have been warned is frustrating. My friends drove and (they had free parking) I met up with them there. The train stops pretty much next door to the venue. I liked the layout of the place and we spent our time watching from the 4th floor where the skyboxes are located. Excellent views and nice to be able to get up and walk around the entire floor. Acoustics were a bit muffled but not sure if that was just for this event. It was really loud. Limited food options so I would definitely suggest eating beforehand. Drinks of course were ridiculously expensive and all had to be paid by card, but the staff was fast and friendly. Getting out of the venue took a little time with all trying to leave at the same time, but not unlike any other venue. I definitely would come to this venue again but would again choose not

Parking sucked, took crazy long to get into the parking area. It was also cash only when on their…read morewebsite it said card only which was confusing. Thankfully we had cash cause we would have been screwed otherwise after having waited an hour in line and no signs warning about it before you got to the attendants. It was $30 for parking for the show which being from NY didn't shock me too much as I've paid worse but I felt i should warn others so they are prepared. lol. The train station is right next to the arena so it would be a good alternative to avoid the parking fiasco. The bag policy is also kinda crazy? Took me forever to track down a bag that met its criteria. Also fair warning they don't allow you in with cigarettes, lighters, or anything like that. They seem crazy strict here. The concessions stand and merch section bottle necks before the show so unless you wanna stand there crowded like sardines I would recommend taking some time during a set to go grab what you want as it is much easier. Even if it does mean missing some music time. It saves you so much time, aggravation, and claustrophobia lol. Drinks are also SUPER expensive. Overall I would probably see a show here again, but it wouldn't be my first choice of venue.

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!