Golden 1 Center is primarily the home of the Sacramento Kings but not sure why I still have yet to…read moresee the Kings play here which is my big bad Lol However I have attended a few concerts at Golden 1 Center which is a nice concert venue! Recently attended the Journey Final Frontier Tour 2026 here on 04/21/2026. There are plenty of parking garages around the area and parked just across the street at the Old Macy's garage so it was a short walk. I was graced by May A's company and it was sooo cool to hangout with her! We had great seats at section 108, row G. Great sound at this spot! This is apparently Journey's farewell tour and Journey was awesome!! I've seen Journey once before years ago with lead singer Arnel Pineda and still a great singer. We had an amazing, fun time!! Thanks again May! Will definitely be back at Golden 1 Center for another concert. And maybe a Kings game haha

I do love this arena! The staff are always helpful, welcoming and friendly. It's a fantastic place…read morefor a concert and Kings game, since compared to other arenas, it's not too big. So even if you're sitting on the 2nd level, it's not that bad of a nosebleed. LOL I still don't like the fact that there aren't any cupholders up there. For that reason alone, I'll pay more to sit on the lower level! Pro tip: You can stand/or sit on a first come basis at either of the beer lounges, which is a nice option with a good view. The jumbotron is great. G1C really is one of the nicest arenas, so if you go early, it's a great idea to walk around both levels. There are a lot of local food/beverage options, aside from the regular concession stands (Do not get the nachos! The chips are terrible). Pro tip #2: Download the Kings ap and use it! Some of my favorite things to eat: Sushi ("Purple Reign" roll) (beverage stand Sec. 110) Chicken bowl (Star Ginger Sec 112) Chicken tenders (Sweet Bird Sec 219) Loaded Nachos (El Jefe Sec 212) Gyros & fries (Petra Greek Sec 211) Espresso drinks, ft. Camelia Coffee (stand Plaza level) Go Kings! LIGHT THE BEAM!

I'm now officially a regular according to yelp. I'be been here 11 times. That's a combination of…read moreA's and RiverCats Game. This is a great park. All the seats are pretty good. There are no nosebleed seats like at some of the parks. Today we sat in section 102 row 22 seats 12 and 13. When we first arrived sun was right in our eyes, but it went down pretty quickly and it went from 81 down to 67 degrees. When you enter in you wish you wearing shorts and by the 4th inning you're glad you brought a jacket. We could feel the wind on our faces at times. The seats we had were great. I did move over a seat due to someone was sitting directly in front of me and it was hard to see. That is the only down side of the area, you are looking left and someone could block your view. We did not partake in any of the concessions, but boy did I want to. Everyone looked so good, but we had dinner right before the game so I couldn't justify getting more food. I saw a lot of people with crunchy chicken tenders and crispy fries. I could hear the crispness of the fries from the guy sitting next to me. One party of 13 all got hotdogs. I could tell as they were sitting 2 rows in front of us. The four kids got dipping dots. The adults also consumed pretzels with cheese sauce, garlic fires, and a pizza. They also brought cuties and boxed drinks for the kids. Sutter Health Park really go there money's worth out of that party. I was temped to the Cotten candy as I'm a big fan, but I was afraid it was too squished and loss of airiness due to it was all shoved into a bag. I'm a total fan of fresh cotton candy. They allow you to bring in a reasonable amount of Sun Flower seeds and Peanuts. I'm going to bring some next time. I just get the muchies at the games even if I just had dinner. All that eating around me and especially the garlic fries get my appetite going. My husband didn't even get a beer which I was really surprised at. He did indulge in a glass of wine when we got home and I solved my salty craving by having some Cheeze-its. We have tickets for 3 more games this season. By the end of the season we will have gone to 2 RiverCats games and 2 A's Games and 2 Giant's games in SF. For us that's a lot of baseball. We have the Caps, t-shirts, and jerseys so we are all set with the gear. I have numerous Giants Jerseys and I love wearing them. Though I do find them hot in the summer time.

Sutter Health is a nice minor league ballpark. But as a major league venue for which we paid major…read moreleague prices it was ...lacking. Background Attended a May weekday night game, Las Oaklamento vs. the Cards. Sat on first base side, I'd say the lower deck but Sutter Health has only one. St. Louis prevailed 6-4, fitting because their fans were far louder than those of the home team. Supposedly a nearly full house of 11,000 attended although there were a lot of empty seats. Stadium I mean, it's a AAA field, so you get what you get. Fans do sit close to the action and the weather is nice once the sun goes down and takes the heat with it (first base is the sun side, but not a problem after the first inning or two). There's a single scoreboard in right field, adequate. Other than that, amenities are quaint (limited) and intimate (limited). Food Basic ballpark fare available. One Yelp reviewer calls it "Aramark's finest" which makes me laugh. Hot dog was OK, just OK. What's Unusual Pretty much everything about seeing a regular season major league game in a minor league park. My wife first suggested we not go to a game here, but not sure when, if ever, we'll get around to seeing the team once it moves to Vegas. Then she said that I shouldn't do a review of Sutter. But look, the John Fisher Debacle* was not forced to Sacramento due to a natural disaster or other unforeseen concerns, this relocation was entirely self-inflicted. Summary Sacramento is a beautiful city, especially the areas surrounding the river, and the people we met were very welcoming. We look forward to seeing a Kings game there someday, the art museum, more of the old town. * Courtesy of another Yelp reviewer. I'd opine further on the state of the A's franchise but this is not the place.

What a cool stadium, nice field and awesome lights. You def have to walk a lot to get around but…read morethings are paved and plenty of handicap access. The best spot to park is out front. We were here for a high school soccer game

My husband plays soccer here in Wednesday nights and the stands, field & bathrooms are alwaaaaays…read moreclean! :) I just wish there was more shade for when I take my baby.

Another Kings game, and today, I am visiting the Backstage Lounge for the first time. The…read moreBackstage Lounge is available, 90 minutes before game time, and cost $175. for access. It includes food and drinks. It's a cozy space to accommodate guests with a few screens to view the game if you haven't made it to your seats on time. They have a few buffets set up. Today, One has the main food, including grilled chicken, brussel sprouts and broccoli, fries, chicken strips and hot dogs, with servers. There were also hamburger sliders upon request, and they were served by staff. One bar was a charcuterie display, another dessert bar on top with salad bowls on the bottom. Another bar had dogs in a blanket with cheese sauce optional. It was great to experience, but pretty pricey if you don't drink. The game itself is always a lot of fun, but it wasn't a packed house while Kings only had 9 players available tonight. There was only one veteran player and the rest were the young/new players, so they were fun to watch. We did lose tonight. Only a few home games left.

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Fantastic track, view and breeze. Running the stairs at Hughes Stadium is a tough but rewarding…read moreworkout. Each climb builds strength and endurance, and from the top you get a clear view of the field and campus. It's a simple, energizing way to push yourself in a classic Sacramento spot.

Missing hand rails required by ADA for steps throughout stadium. The floor beneath your feet is…read moremetal and narrow makes for challenge when walking

Great music venue wherever you sit or dance in the grass, seats or pit the views & sound are…read moreawesome!! Plenty of food and drink options whether choosing snacks, treats or a full meal ~ they gotcha covered && water refill stations. Friendly staff to help get you to your section or decide what is yummyy to eat or drink. Can't wait for our next concert ~ see you there!!

Entry was a nightmare. Parking didn't seem to know what was going on (we were told about the wrong…read moreentrance and ended up really far back in the line). When we arrive we had fast lane, however we were told to join the GA line cuz the other line was for artist early entry (we had venue early entry). We were then sent to about 4 different lines before we were finally in the correct one. Once we got through security, the guard for some reason took away my feminine products (they did not have any in the restrooms for my convenience so that was extremely frustrating.) We got to the pit and none of the scanners were working, and then they proceeded to say that it would only work with the barcode, even though we all had our tickets in our Apple wallet, which was the tap, so we needed to all get into Ticketmaster to try to pull up the barcodes which that ended up, delaying the process even more because the service wasn't great. we had gone to get some drinks, and for some reason the venue was completely sold out of straws right off the bat mind you I got drinks at the very beginning after getting into the gates so I had to drink my slushy without a straw, which was not very easy. I do wanna give security props because they were very diligent on making sure us upfront in the pit had water, however, a mosh pit had formed at one point during the show and a kid almost got trampled and we were asking everyone to just take like one step back so he could actually get back onto his feet and they wouldn't and we were asking security to help and they were just shrugging at us.

The old man at the snack bar is crazy. Charging people for a spoon is ridiculous. Yells at kids…read morewhen they are just being kids. I tried to get my wife a fork for the nachos she just purchased. They questioned if I really bought anything. They nickel and dime you for everything. Very horrible business model.

Nice little stadium. 4 ball diamonds spaced relatively closely thus saving need for lengthy…read morewalking between fields or snack bar or restrooms. The inadequate fencing/netting means softballs are often escaping the fields and hitting onlookers...sometimes from behind of the field they are watching (blindsiding). Consequently, a steady cry of "heads up" is heard frequently. The snack bar is woefully inadequate in both items served and hours of operation. So are the restrooms. Ladies only has 3 stalls with 1 or 2 either broken or lacking paper. Seating is ample for each diamond. Playground for tots as well as small picnic area scattered amongst parking spaces. I've seen worse stadiums but I've also seen better. This has minimum required to hold tournaments.

71/18/2025- Another…read moreannual family day at the State Fair-! Although we didn't arrive when they opened-, lucked out- no lines and weather was very nice-.. Very grateful as both my boys took the time to spend the day! A little disappointed with the exhibits - which we all love to see- the one exhibit was more like an empty building with a few vendors selling.. The livestock building only had goats- might have went at the wrong time-.. My oldest son had a very good observation point- When we walked by the seals- they were blaring out music-and one can only imagine the seals enduring that for how many hours-.. Massive corn dogs were $19.99 - better than last year which was all dough- Cinnamon rolls with a new Tres leches variety!". Glad we made it down... and looking forward to another year..

Parking is $17 on top of admission cost (advance purchase) at Cal Expo, and they enforce a…read moreridiculous bag rule (bags need to be 5×8 or clear), a shitty policy that's super inconvenient. Besides these two things, I think the California State Fair has much improved in the last two decades and has plenty to offer for different tastes and preferences. Rabbits, alpacas, llamas, birds, cattle dogs, guinea pigs, goats, horses, pigs, and sheep can be found in the Tractor Supply Co. Big Barn. Obviously most of my attention went to the adorable bunnies! In addition to this, there's a petting zoo outside for guests to interact with the animals inside their pen (for a fee) and pony and camel rides on site (for a fee). The fair also offered sky rides on gondolas over the Sky River, and plenty of exhibits and entertainment for festivalgoers. I enjoyed checking out the Insect Pavilion at The Farm where I got to view and read about the greenbottle blue tarantula, thorny devil stick insect, and painted lady butterflies, cooking demonstrations galore and free tastings (tea sampling, honey sampling, olive oil sampling), the Superhero Exhibit (which looked fun for kids), the beautiful California Flowers on display, the animal sculptures at the California Forest Center, and the All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, classic entertainment at the fair not to be missed. The Drumheads were awesome! (separate review on this). The Sea Lion Splash was new to me and quite adorable (separate review on this). Master hypnotist, Tina Marie, did her thing at the PG&E Center Stage with a massive seating and viewing area in the middle of the Expo Center, I've seen her show too many times to count, at different locations, but she does the biggest show at this particular fair. At the Exposition Center, eight expo halls each featured a unique experience for visitors. I explored several that stood out to me, including a "Candy Maze" with some sweet photo ops, "It's a Wild Wild World Adventure" (Conservation Ambassadors' Wild Things) with several species of wildlife on display like black and white ruffed lemurs, kookaburras named Chuckles and Giggles (their bird calls sound like human laughter), capybara, red kangaroo, african crested porcupines, and reindeer, "POPnology" with displays highlighting pop culture's impact on technology, and the "Rustic Charm Marketplace" selling antique signs, furniture, and more. It wouldn't be a fair without carnival rides and games, great for kids. But I'm more amused by the various entertainers roaming the fairgrounds on stilts and community stage performers throughout, with an endless schedule and diverse lineup of live music by numerous bands. I enjoyed the sounds of Dylan Vroom playing tunes on the acoustic guitar, Michael Country Walker rockin songs like Tennessee Whiskey, and Jay Rin (part of a father/daughter duo) performing hits like Cups (When I'm Gone) and Come Together by the Beatles with her guitar and vocals, as well as the Silver City string band with its classic bluegrass and country music. The food court had a great setup, a stage on one end, a ton of shaded seating, and endless food stands lining both sides as well as the outside of the food court. No shortage of fair food could be found throughout the venue actually, lots of options to choose from. I had a pastrami sub from Grinders Sandwiches and of course a chocolate and strawberry funnel cake from one of many funnel cake vendors (they had at least 5 different stands selling these yummy deep fried sweet treats!).

The Bob Hope theater is an amazing building. It's full of history and from the looks of it, it has…read morebeen maintained well! The acoustics from the Swan Lake Ballet production were phenomenal. My daughter who is 6 six years in ballet training has now moved to pointe technique level this year and was amaze with the Swan Lake production. Theater location is in the heart of downtown Stockton. Plenty of street paid parking but I chose to have a little more security/surveillance parking 1 block away from the venue that cost $20. The parking lot is very small, and the attendants were very friendly but limited parking spaces. I suggest getting there early as the good parking fills up. The people working at the theater were very professional and welcoming. The ushers helped walk you to your seats. They sell drinks but I'm not sure if they sell a variety of food. I see people only with popcorn and candy treats. They also have an adult beverage bar. Con: While the show is going on, please do not allow people to come and be seated. Allow for production breaks in between, I know they have them. Everyone is standing up every 5 minutes allowing people to be seated through-out the show. Patrons please be on time it's not the movies or ball game! Lol Awesome venue will be back!

Went to this theater for a standup comedy show. I love how beautiful the architecture is from…read moreinside. Took me to Europe! All seats are put in a decent way - even the corner seatings don't miss out. I bought seats for the middle column a little before the balcony and it was perfect! Plenty of restrooms and not too difficult to find parking - street parking and there are a couple of garages nearby. My only shock was there was no heating inside the theater during December and it was super surprising. Glad I was all bundled up that night!