As expected, this arena is pretty pricey for food and drink (estimate $50 for 2 large drink cans)…read morebut I like the ease of getting in and out of this location. For comparison sake, I really liked the intimacy, vibe and look of nearby Rosemont Theatre for a smaller concert. There are plenty of local restaurants to dine at before a show. However, be prepared to wait in long restaurant and traffic lines to get in and park or exit a concert. Patience will definitely be needed. If you are using shared ride or getting picked up, walk to nearby Target or Ross Stores and get dropped off or picked up there instead. Although it was a Summer night, I am glad I opted for gym shoes vs. sandals, as the much used bathrooms had wet, disgusting floors and the Ladies room layout is very strange. There are two hallways of stalls but you have to walk back towards to stalls to use the hand dryers. Definitely not a well designed layout. But closed toe shoes are a must, in my opinion. For a concert (we saw Styx and Chicago) you can hear and see pretty well from section 101, Row H. Stairs can be challenging to navigate without a railing but ushers help light the stairs if it is dark. I have bad knees so I took the stairs very slow, so as not to trip...or spill my expensive drink either!

I have been seeing concerts and sporting events since this arena opened in 1980. Seats are somewhat…read moretight but you should have pretty good views and the sound quality is good depending on the sound technician. There are various food and beverage vendors throughout as well as a number of restrooms. The biggest complaint is the parking. Overpriced and very slow to get in and out. Overall,a decent place to see events outside of Chicago.

Donald E. Stephens Convention Center…read more Nice. Very large. Some area is clean. Nice venue. I like how the parking across the street has a skywalk and it's fully covered and heated/cooled. Nice. Came here for collect-a-con which is very huge. Park on level 1c and use skywalk. Highly recommended

This year at Fan Expo, it was a lot more disorganized than past years. I've been going to the…read moreconvention since when they were Wizard World, over 14 years. This was the first time, the photo op section took longer than 1 min to print out the physical copy of pictures. The physical copy used to be so fast that they would be ready by the time you turn the corner. It took about 40-45 mins to receive my physical copy this past Saturday. The parking garage was atrocious. It took 50 mins to leave the garage. I had to park on level 5 and that was about 1.5 hrs after they opened the doors to the con. Usually, leaving the garage would be no issue at all. For some reason, it took about 40 mins just to go down one level. I understand that they were understaffed but the customer service should still remain good. Almost all of the celeb autograph tables accept cash for autographs, table selfies, and combos. For some stupid reason, they decided to make Sam Witwer's table prepaid and orange ticket only. I know it sounds dumb, considering the bigger names were cash only. I prefer giving the celeb exact cash amount instead of paying extra taxes to Chicago and Leap Epic online. Anyways, the guy in charge decided to be a grinch and not let me and another girl into the line. We both paid extra money for the all weekend pass. Overall 2 out of 5. 2 stars only for the celebs, vendors, and handing out with other fans. Minus 3 for the incompetent staff.

My first time at Impact Field this summer and I look forward to returning next season…read more To start, the parking lot on site is easy in and out access and if you arrive early enough you can get a great spot. The stadium is spacious, clean and well laid out. I came to a game with my Diva Dance sisters for a pre-game, on field performance and we had a blast! The field was well-cared for and close to fans. The audience interaction between innings was entertaining to watch. And let's not forget those delicious stadium hot dogs! I did witness one family complaining about their cold food but mine was just right in temperature. The fan shop is cute too and found some items that were reasonably priced.

Minor league baseball is the way to get that live sports, summer-maxxing vibe, and Impact Field is…read morea great place for it. And it is sooooo affordable. Comfy seats, decent food, clean bathrooms, and genuinely fun entertainment between innings. I mean, who doesn't want to watch a couple of little kids suit up in inflatable suits and sumo wrestle? The Chicago Dogs have not done well on the nights we went, but losing to teams from nearby towns feels hard to resent. For the last game of the season, we watched them play the Gary Rail Cats. Hard to think of a more old-timey baseball team name than the Gary Rail Cats. It's hard not to get a Chicago dog to eat while you're warching the Chicago Dogs play, but those are only okay at this venue, so I would suggest splitting one among your group as a sort of appetizer and ordering something else for your actual food there. And of course, beer. Seats are comfortable, and the size of the stadium makes everything easy to get to. Less than thirty seconds from a front row seat to a bathroom. Which were still decently clean in the 8th inning. Yes, they have adjacent parking for $3. But the last time we used it, it took us nearly an hour to exit with the traffic management situation. So consider the real cost of $3 plus a little piece of your soul that you will never get back. Since then, we park in one of the nearby structures. If you park just across the highway by all the restaurants, you can stop in for a bite to eat or a drink and get the $20 charge validated down to nothing. That parking is about a fifteen minute walk to the field. But it's an easy walk. And walking past everyone sitting in their cars at the Impact Field parking structure, knowing you are a free human being-- well, that is priceless.

Not enough room for pitcher to warm up. There are only 3 batting cages and the others are reserved…read morefor lessons. Needs more designated space for warm ups.

I went to a 12U baseball tournament this weekend and the facility is beautiful. They had two…read morefields and the temperature was just right. The parking situation was excellent it was a huge lot with plenty of spaces near the entrance. This property is right by O'Hare airport. They had concessions for sale during the games (credit card only). We had a wonderful experience at the dome.

Visited this theatre today with my wife to see the movie Saiyaara as this was the only place…read moreactually playing this movie. As soon as you walk in you see the concessions booth serving popcorn, nachos and samosas - I wish they had more variety of Indian foods as this caters mostly to Indian population. Only part of the seats are recliner rest are standard seating :( When the song was playing in the theatre the speakers quality was not that great as you could hear the static. Overall decent theatre but could be better!

Went in for a later afternoon Tamil movie. The lobby was kept very clean, the food was all kept…read moreunder the heated lamps. The staff was very friendly as well. The theater rooms were also very well kept and clean. Seats were wiped down. Could use a deep clean but it was comfortable for.

Came here for a weekend show in the summer. Parking in their lot is $25 cash, which we did for the…read moreconvenience of it. There were a lot of parking attendants in the lot and security staff when we got there. The inside of the theater has stairs to the second floor / balcony area and stalls for drinks and food. We only purchased two water bottles $17 total which is hefty but you're not allowed to bring in food or drinks. There were only drinking fountains but no water bottles filling stations. The theater itself does not have enough air conditioning for the size so it was quite humid and hot in the space especially for an almost sold out show. The area outside the theater does have air conditioning. There's only two small elevators and the outside theater space is all carpeting. The seats are relatively small but did have good cushioning. We appreciated the balcony seats because even if you're seated behind taller people you can still have great view of the stage. If you want to be close to center view in the balcony, book in section 206 in seats 8-10. We waited a bit after the show to avoid the crush of people leaving the venue which worked out well. We had parked near the stage entrance to get a glimpse of the performers leaving and then could leave right after.

I was gifted two tickets from a friends to see Charlie Puth's Whatever's Clever World Tour at his…read more5.15.2026 Rosemont stop for my birthday! I haven't been to the Rosemont Theater in forever, but I do recall it always being a positive experience. Parking?: Decently priced and close to the entrance Security?: Present enough to make you feel safe. The process for checking bags and being [metal detector] wanded was smooth. Merch?: Conveniently located in the main lobby, well displayed, and smooth to make a purchase. I had eaten dinner prior to arriving, but the concession stand looked to have decently priced snacks. The theater looks a little um, retro(?), but it was a gift to be in a beautiful theatre over a giant sports stadium. The sound quality was great, the seats were comfortable, and I could see Charlie very well, even if I chose to sit during a slower song due to the staggered, stadium seating. Traffic on the way there was a little slow due to a concert at Allstate Arena, the Chicago Dogs home opener, and Anime Central, but that was on me to be responsible and leave at an appropriate time. I had looked up the set list on SetlistFM so I knew there was no encore. As soon as that last note of "Changes" rang out into the air, I was a cloud of myself as I briskly walked to the car to get out of the parking lot, haha. What a joy to enjoy a concert and be back on my own driveway in 23 minutes!

I had a ton of fun watching a cover band here. Don't expect a mosh pit, the crowd runs a bit…read moreolder - ha. But everyone was in to it and having fun. The staff there were nice and knew what they were doing. I heard there was a speakeasy there but I didn't go upstairs to see it

This is a pretty nice venue! They've put in lots of work to restore this old theater and it shows…read more Seats are comfortable, decent leg room. Plenty of food and beverages to choose from. The service is fast and friendly too. Prices are not too bad either. About on par with other similar venues. There's a speakeasy two floors up, but we didn't check it out yet. I feel the sound could be better, but I know that's subjective and could be due to many variables. Anyway, check this place out! I think you'll like it.

I went here to see Tower Of Power in Concert it was a very memorable experience . The parking is…read moregood and the staff friendly and professional . Thank you for making this a memorable experience !

Easy parking, good variety of games, and cheap table minimums during the daytime. I wish the…read moreseating area was larger in the Sportsbook area. I really liked finding outdoor patio access (non-smoking) with outdoor TVs on this side. I brought over my food purchased from Flipt (a flipt burger with American cheese and lettuce) and enjoyed the weather outside! Just not sure why there was SO much flour on the bun...tasted good though! Very juicy and decent price!