I hurt my knee and have been told I need surgery. I was nervous about walking all over moody for…read moremerch and to get to my seats. I called and spoke with Sam the day before. He was so helpful, told me to speak with guest services for wheel chair escort and a change of seats to ADA seats. Guest services helped update my seats, I had a wheelchair escort to and from the seats. It made my experience so incredible and I'm looking forward to my next show!

Overall, we had a fantastic experience at the Moody Center for Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar…read moreFestival this past weekend :) ! This was my first time attending a concert here, but my sister's second time since she attended her first concert for Alex Horan earlier this year. We felt that the Moody Center was very modern, considering that it broke ground in 2019 and became open to the public in 2022. It is located centrally and right on the premises of UT Austin. There doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. At most, from certain seats, you might not be able to see the full jumbo screens because some of the panels above might be blocking them. But overall, you can still see the performers on stage, and the acoustics are excellent that you can hear the music from wherever you sit :) ! But if you really want to make sure that your view is not obstructed at all, I would recommend purchasing your tickets through an online vendor like StubHub, so you can see the stage view from certain seats that you are considering. Guests can bring in either one clear bag (maximum 14" x 14" x 6") or one non-clear small clutch (maximum 5" x 9" x 1.5"). The venue is very well-equipped with vending machines for portable chargers and ear plugs for concert-goers who have forgotten these at home, or who do not have these on hand. We brought our power banks and our own ear plugs. So we didn't have to use these vending machines. Although we had eaten beforehand and didn't need to eat when we got there, the food options seem plentiful and pretty reasonably priced for a concert venue. We really liked that there was a Moody Center female employee who was stationed in the ladies' restroom to make sure that the restroom line flowed smoothly, and that the restroom was kept relatively clean. We would imagine the same took place with a Moody Center male employee in the gentlemen's restroom. All of the Moody Center employees were very friendly and courteous, from security to food services. Furthermore, the booth vendors who were showcasing guitars or guitar supplies were really nice and open to answering any questions anyone had, regardless of whether they were avid guitar players themselves, or people who didn't know much about guitars. My sister and I don't know how to play the guitar. But we really loved the positive vibe and upbeat ambiance from guitar enthusiasts all around us :D ! Although we know that the Guitar Center displayed their exhibit specifically for Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival this past weekend, we are aware that these kinds of exhibits depend on the artist or musician who is performing. So we certainly don't expect these grand showcases to be for every concert or show we attend here in the future. For concert-goers who are able-bodied and ambulatory, we do like the fact that Moody Center is pretty easy to get to if you get dropped off just a few blocks away, or if you walk from a nearby hotel (granted that you traveled in from out of town for the concert). This totally helps since parking right in the structure can be a bear, just like at any venue that gets bottlenecked with traffic! For concert-goers who need special accommodations, such as wheelchair access, the floors in the Moody Center seem pretty smooth and wheelchair-friendly. I'm not sure about the seats though. We will definitely come back here again for future concerts in Austin :) !

You can't go wrong with catching a UT football game here. I hadn't been in years and had so much…read morefun today on my birthday. Even with the physical stadium feeling really really old, they do a great job with all the modern flair they've added. I was shocked soda is only $3. What???? That's awesome!!! And they've totally upped the production since the last game I saw. There were fireworks all game long. Tons of entertainment. A drone show in the 4th quarter! What a blast!!

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Here's a polished Yelp review that keeps your balanced, honest tone:…read more This is a great venue, especially if you enjoy smaller, more intimate concert settings. One of the biggest advantages is that there really isn't a bad seat in the house. Even if you're farther from the stage, you still feel close to the performance. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the drink selection was solid with plenty of alcohol options available. The biggest downside is the food. There was only one food truck during our visit, so your options are very limited. Another thing to be aware of is the parking. The venue provides parking recommendations, but depending on where you park and whether you have VIP access, you may end up on the wrong side of the venue and have a much longer walk to the entrance than expected. Overall, it was a fun experience, and I'd definitely come back. Just eat beforehand and double-check your parking location if you don't have VIP access.

I recently saw Sting in concert at the Moody Amphitheater in Waterloo Park, and I can honestly say…read moreit was one of the best live music experiences I've had in Austin. This venue is absolutely stunning. The combination of open green space, modern design, and downtown skyline views creates a unique atmosphere that feels both intimate and expansive at the same time. It's the kind of place where you can spread out on the lawn or sit closer to the stage and still feel completely immersed in the show. The acoustics are incredible--clear, balanced, and powerful without being overwhelming. Every note and lyric came through perfectly, which made an already amazing performance even more memorable. I also love how seamlessly the amphitheater blends into Waterloo Park. It doesn't feel like a typical concert venue--it feels like a thoughtfully designed outdoor experience where music, nature, and the city all come together. Whether you're seeing a legendary artist like Sting or just catching a local show, I highly recommend attending a concert here. Moody Amphitheater is truly one of Austin's gems and a must-visit for music lovers.

Visited Gregory Gymnasium located on Speedway near the heart of the University of Texas Campus. It…read moreis a historic on-campus arena with about 4,000 seats. I love the historical brick architecture and it is one of the more aesthetically pleasing buildings on campus. Parking can be a challenge but there are paid garage options available. I have been here on several occasions to watch the UT women's volleyball team play home matches. I have sat in the bleachers and also in the bench seating and all seats have a great view of the floor. The venue is very intimate and had a loud, close-up atmosphere so you fell immersed in the game. This location is also a meeting hub for local clubs and activities. Met up here for the Longhorn runs and packet pick-up. Access to the gym facility is restricted to current UT students and individuals with a current RecSports membership or Day Pass. As a UT student, I also used the workout facilities. They have a variety of activities and amenities and it is a very nice gym facility. I used to do all my strength workouts in the weight room and they have an indoor track and basketball courts.

I go to the Greg regularly during volleyball season, and if you're a UT fan, there's nothing like…read moreit. What a crowd! What a vibe! But the building has many accessibility issues. The stairs are crazy heights, many areas don't have handrails, and the stair treads are way too narrow. This venue is terrible for older individuals or those with mobility issues. But there's nothing like the sound and energy of a home game here.

My wife's grand niece made it to the UIL Texas high school championship in the 100 yard huddle…read more Family members from several Texas cities came to Austin to support her. This track and soccer stadium is big. This is an open to the sky seating stadium. It was brutal in the Texas sun, heat, and humidity. Fortunately, free water was available to everyone. Best of all, EMS service was giving free cold iced towel to everyone. Anyone can return to get fresh iced towel. Man, that iced towel hitted the spot and saved me and family members from heat stroke. I had one around my neck and on top of my head under baseball cap. Almost everyone in the stadium was doing the same. Bathrooms were relatively clean for such high density usage. Security was tight, which was a relief in a full stadium. There were police patrols everywhere. Parking was $15 in the adjacent parking lot, credit or debit payment via smart phone only. All the fans were polite and kind. No drama or dangerous situation occured. Over all, everyone there had a wonderful time. For my family, it was great catching up with families from all part of Texas.

I'm a big fan of track and field. I watch track and field during the Olympics. But I had never…read moreseen it live. When I saw tickets available for the Texas Relays, I knew I had to go. And it was an amazing experience. Every seat in the stadium provided a great view of the races and events. All of the schools were competitive and they are so fast in person. The stadium was nice and they had decent options for food and drinks. I would absolutely return again!

This was my first time at the baseball field and it was so fun!…read more The field is easily accessible from 35 and MLK or Manor road. Parking in lots and garages is limited, but there is some free street parking (yes! Biggest shock of my life!). We were very early seeing as how parking was so easy and the gates were still locked. After a few minutes the gates were unlocked and we were inside. We started by stocking up on gear. We found the athletic store, grabbed a hat and scarf and moved on to the snacks. The grab and go was perfect. We got hotdogs and popcorn and drinks, placed them on the reader and paid. The attendants were very nice and helpful. Since it was raining and the seats were wet, we were told we could sit up in the dry seats while we waited out the rain. The wet seats weren't bad until that 60 degrees started to feel really chilly. As they say, there's not a bad seat in the house. Definitely looking forward to coming back for more games!

First time visitor to Disch-Falk Field for a Longhorns baseball game. My girl is a proud UT alumni…read morebut somehow hadn't been to a baseball game. I had to remedy it. The game time had been changed three times due to weather so we weren't sure if we'd even get to watch the game against the UC Davis Aggies. The good: Stadium is small so there really are no bad seats. Food and beverage prices are reasonable and happy hour prices prior to the national anthem being played unless you buy a Longhorn yeti cup, then you pay the premium. The bad(ish): Parking. It's weird trying to find a spot, we ended up parking on the street for free, so I don't know if it's really a bad. The crowd was pretty chill with the exception of some kids going nuts, but that was a lot of fun to watch. Overall, we enjoyed the game and the stadium. We can't wait to return for some SEC conference games.

Texas Football is my religion, DKR is where I worship, and the Moncrief Complex is the history…read moremuseum that tells our story. Of all the museums in Austin, this is by far my favorite, because it exhibits Texas's National Championship, Heisman, Awards, and Bowl trophies The walls are teeming with history and tradition; a great place to experience the rich history of Texas Longhorn Football. I invite all fans to visit this magnificent center if they get the chance, Hook 'Em Horns! \m/

I went to see The Odyssey tonight since I wanted a true IMAX experience and was extremely…read moredisappointed by the service we received from one member of your staff in particular. Her name is Gloria. Since you all don't have any assigned seating, I held our seats while my wife went to the concession stand first. When my wife came back with her items, I then proceeded to go get my concession items. As I'm walking down, I get a text from my wife saying that a concessions person came in the theater and told her she didn't pay for her items, and asked me to pay at the register. As I'm checking out, with tap mind you, my first attempt doesn't work on your scanner. I tried a second time and it goes through. I then told the cashier that I needed to pay for my wife a items as well and the cashier informed me that all items have been rang up and there weren't any missed payments. I said ok and went back to my seat. About 20 minutes later, the woman who I now know as Gloria comes into the theater raising her voice to my wife and saying that she needed to pay for food. She says this twice in a raised voice. I go down and get it taken care of. The lack of customer service skills by Gloria is beyond ridiculous. For one, communicate to your staff that someone is going to be coming down to pay, or how about this, let your customer know the transaction didn't go through before you let them walk away. It's beyond embarrassing to have someone berate you in a packed theater for ultimately a mistake on the theaters part. Side note, can you all get some other food options and teach Gloria how to handle customer service issues instead of raising her voice at patrons.

The tickets are easy to buy. I love the screen and the movies that are playing. They let you in ten…read moreminutes early. Very empty seatings. I was not a fan of the movie that we saw today TRex. I could tell it was done with CGI.

Awesome law school and the best law school in Texas - shot a video for Dr. Law about clerkships in…read morefront of the sign - they also have one of the top clerkship placement statistics in the country out of all the law schools in the country. Check it out and if you can attend here as a law student that is amazing!

This is a review for the Law Library and not the school itself…read more.. As an attorney, I do alot of research on my cases. Sometimes, Google is not enough (haha). In all seriousness, doing online research via Westlaw or Lexis Nexus can be difficult unless you know "key" terms. Sometimes, key terms are hit or miss. For me, going to the Law Library is the best form of research. They have so many resources and law books that it is crazy that more people don't take adavantage of it. The cost for a library card is about $60 a year if you aren't a student or if you haven't had a City of Austin library card for the past 2 months. Anyhow you figure it, it is the best $60 you will ever spend if you work for a law office. I didn't go to law school here, but this library sure makes me wish I had.