Graduation day was amazing. Though the parking isn't close close to the venue, you can drop off…read morethose who have trouble walking then go park... The venue was very clean and is super spacious. The setup is simple and allows you to be able to capture the entire ceremony. The ambiance of the outside is gorgeous and makes for great background in your pictures... Overall, the venue experience was amazing. Space, Cleanliness, and Setup are all spot on.

Great venue for basketball games, helps that Towson has a great team. Everything is clean and well…read moremaintained, amazing venue for CAA play

Highly recommend. I attended a Maryland University Women's Basketball game and was very surprised…read morehow easy it was to get around this place. Plenty of parking, easy to find seats, kind and very helpful staff members and concessions were pretty good as well, plus I was able to get a Maryland personalized cup! Hope to return again for more games in the future and other events!

Great arena to watch our Terps play basketball. There is plenty of parking, but if you are looking…read morefor free parking, there is always Lot 1, but it's a little bit of a walk. The concession stands have improved with better food options- Ledo's, crab nachos, and BBQ. There is a small gift shop area in the lower and upper level. My daughter was looking for a hoodie which they didn't have, so after the game, we went to STAMP to get one. Wish they would expand the selections. The seats are great! Try to get the lower level if you want to see the action up close. But every seat has a great view, even the upper level.

My church family and I came here for the Mother's day concert staring Miranda Curtis, Kurt Carr,…read moreDonald McClurkin, Hezekiah Walker and others. Getting inside did not take long even though there was a long line. The sound system was not the best. It was hard to hear half the acts from where we're sitting.

I came here for a concert. Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena is UMBC's basketball and volleyball…read morevenue. For events, there's paid premium parking (closest to the venue), but there's also plenty of free parking in other lots around campus. We were able to park in Lot 1 which was directly across from the venue. They had parking attendants to direct the flow of traffic going in and out. There was a good flow of traffic arriving at the event. Leaving the event was a little more backlogged (which is to be expected when thousands of people leave at the same time), but the parking attendants did their best to make exiting as painless as possible. Security was quick and easy. We walked through their security scanners without a fuss. This venue also allows bags. Our tickets were scanned at the door, and we were inside in no time. This is as intimate as arenas come ~ no screens necessary! Signage was posted all around the arena to guide you to where you needed to go, and the usher gave specific directions to find our seats. We had floor seats towards the middle (not up at the front), and for short people, the sight lines were excellent - best floor seats I've ever had! The rows of chairs on the floor were neatly arranged, and each row and seat were clearly labeled with hanging signs and numbers chalked on the ground. I also liked how the floor wasn't overcrowded with seats - there was enough space to walk around freely. Once the show started, ushers also escorted guests to their seats with a flashlight. The smaller venue size allows for a more personal approach. Sound quality was good but not great, but it did the job and certainly filled the space. I'd come here again for an event.

I've been a Ravens fan since I was a little girl! I turn 31 this year and grew up watching the…read moreEavens. I watched them win both Super Bowls they appeared in and I have been going to games all my life. I was also a Little Ravens cheerleader back when they did that program, and on top of that I was a game day ambassador for Ravens for one season when I was in college. I bleed the Ravens purple and black! I'm no stranger to M&T Bank Stadium and since I already did a review of Camden Yards I had to do a review for The Bank! There truly isn't a bad seat in the house even before I became a season ticket holder I would sit in the upper level and nosebleeds and felt like I still got a great view of the action. M&T Bank is its own character when the Ravens play and the franchise knows how to get fans engaged regardless of where they sit. There's plenty of food options and places to grab merch from the Ravens store. So what's stopping me from giving M&T Bank Stadium a 5/5? Though the food prices can be a bit expensive especially compared to the O's which launched a Birdland Value menu a few seasons ago. I've also had issues with the vendors selling basic stadium food like hot dogs because my food is always cold! I sit in the lower level and there's a food vendor around every corner even on the upper level but for some reason my food is always cold when I'm getting basic stuff like chicken tenders or a hot dog. It's disheartening especially when it's expensive! Yet despite that it doesn't change how much I love my Ravens or the vibe of the stadium. It's frequently being renovated which keeps the stadium feeling contemporary in the modern age. M&T Bank Stadium is a great venue and if you're a Ravens fan you'll be in for a real treat on game day.

I had an amazing time during the Ravens v. Bengals home game!…read more The stadium is cozy (compared to someplace like a Met Life stadium in NJ), and I really don't think there's a bad seat in the house. We were in seated in the upper sections and could see all the action taking place on the field clearly. Also, the staff were friendly and did an amazing job keeping the bathrooms and common areas clean. Everything at the stadium was reasonably price, but if you're trying to save a few bucks, there are a TON of vendors around the stadium and in the pre-game area selling food and drinks as well.

I used to love this place. Five years ago, I would have given five stars, but now, forget it. The…read moreticket prices are reasonable but the food sucks and is way, way overpriced. Bring in some good food vendors and lower the prices. Or at least make the food match the price. Ten bucks for a lemonade? Spare me! Editing to say more: they let you bring in empty containers to fill with water, but the water tastes terrible! We were under very hot conditions, and people were leaving left and right. My wife got overheated and we left, too. I don't like complaining, but the food and drink policy is seriously backward. "It's a business"? Then stop trying to pretend like it's a public service.

Two weeks ago, I attended an 11 am Frederick Key's game with my two-year-old grandson, daughter,…read morehusband and my 87-year-old father. It was an extremely hot day. By the 5th inning, it was pretty uncomfortable for several members of our party (including me). Then my daughter went to Guest Services to see about getting out of the heat. That is when Ben G. came to the rescue and relocated our group to an air conditioned sky box. The last half of the game was extremely enjoyable despite the loss. Thanks Ben and the Frederick Keys for your great customer service.

I have not been to this arena since I believe it was named Royal Farms arena, but I had a good time…read morehere! Specifically it was for the Anthony Hamilton and Fantasia concert, but I had a great time. Getting to the arena was unproblematic - our car was registered for VIP parking and a suite for the show - which handling both were unproblematic. I again, enjoyed my time and wouldn't mind attending another event here.

My first experience at the CFG Bank Arena to see the Jonas Brothers was nothing less than positive!…read more + Easy to get to with lots of parking options nearby + Large arena, but still felt quite intimate -- I could still feel the heat from the pyrotechnics on stage + We got box seats which were nothing too fancy, but it allowed us to get in and out easily + extra space to dance around + Staff is super friendly and efficient -- we got there about ten minutes to show time and we were checked in and in our seats literally a few seconds before the first act performed My only complaint was the amount of bathrooms available to patrons. What do you mean there were only restrooms on two floors? This made for extra long lines for everyone.

NATIONALS PARK in Washington, D.C.! We were able to catch the LA Dodgers during cherry blossom…read moreseason! There were trees inside, which were in full bloom, and I even found a cherry blossom chair! We secured tickets on Easter Sunday, which turned out to be a rainy day, so game time was delayed a couple of hours. Ohtani hit a home run! Final score: 8-6 Dodgers. There were A LOT of Dodgers fans! Uncomplicated stadium. Simple to navigate. Friendly staff. Nats fans were fun. Overall, it was an stress-free visit and I felt safe...even while wearing a LA hat! :-) Easy walk from the Metro Station. We just ordered the basics: hot dog, nachos, and draft beer. Prices were reasonable and the food tasted pretty fresh. I was surprised because we had to grab it from the heat rack. I saw Marine One from our 300's Section, but it was probably in training and/or a decoy. Just across the street is the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge, which you can also see from one of the stadium gates. But, I decided to walk over to take a closer look!

Nationals Park is not just a great MLB ballpark experience, but a great professional sports stadium…read moreexperience. Located along the Anacostia River in Navy Yard, it is one of the more functional and accessible MLB stadiums with ramps and elevators. Nationals Park is the first major professional stadiums in the country to earn LEED Silver Certified status by the U.S. Green Building Council, having incorporated sustainable design elements. The stadium is beautiful, however, doesn't have the historic charm that some of the other stadiums in the league have. There is obviously plenty seating and even better, open standing room to watch the game. You'll find customer-friendly stands serving traditional ballpark food, unattended and cashless grab and pay vendors, bars, and restaurants. Surrounding the ballpark is a plethora of sports bars, restaurants, and pre-game social venues. The team's merchandise store is adequate and staff, friendly. During the spring, you can find cherry trees in peak bloom in many of the standing room areas around the park, adding a beautiful backdrop and scenery to spring games. The park is highly accessible by many roads, connecting all quadrants of the city, Northern Virginia, and Prince George's County, MD. However, parking is limited and on game day and special events, the price to park taxes the wallet. I recommend using Metro which gets you close to the ballpark, including nearby Navy Yard - Ballpark Station which gets you the closest and within steps from the one of the entrances to the ballpark on Half Street. This Metro stop gets crowded because of its proximity to the ballpark. If you have time for a walk, consider exiting the station at New Jersey Avenue or to skip the madness entirely, consider riding to Southwest Waterfront Metro and walking over, crossing South Capitol Street.