WWE MONDAY NIGHT RAW!!!!! Always an unforgettable time …read more Busy (as expected ) All facilities were clean (that I know of) Security is on point and very thorough . - We were up in the luxury suite - beautiful, great view, convenient. Everyone was friendly, staff/employees were very accommodating. Drinks, snacks, food all delicious- great variety.. suite was very clean and organized! Cant wait for the next event !

Great venue for sporting events or concerts. We were here last nigth to see Mercy Me perform, and…read morethe sightlines are pretty good from nearly any seat. Sound is good, facility is clean enough and there are plenty of restrooms. Employees are friendly. Security usually doesn't take too long. As with most venues of this type, food and drinks are overpriced. They do have some some local food choices such as Saugy's hotdogs. There is reasonable priced parking available nearby at the Providence Place Mall. Overall, a good place to catch a game or a concert.

Wish I could give more but the Delasanto fight was my whole reason of buying tickets 5 in total…read more was very disappointing that they couldn't book there fighters or hv a suitable back up! That fight would hv been a come back fight after an injury and I look forward to whomever fights Ricky I say gl they'll need it this kids got everything! I expect to see great things from him so to Cranston you want a higher Yelp rating do your job as far as I was concerned he was your main event I do hv to say they gave me a full refund so they'll get another shot find that kid a fight abd main event

Attended NCAA Regional Lacrosse game between Brown and John's Hopkins. The ticket was a bargain at…read moreonly $10. The game itself was really fun and the stands were filled to capacity. People standing everywhere, I wish I was able to get there earlier and get a seat. Brown put on a show and is moving on in the tournament. Will be returning for another game!

Happy 100th Birthday Brown University Stadium!…read more Constructed in 1925, this stadium continues to host athletic events against its Ivy League competitors. Though capacity boasts 20,000 people, I would say crowds are typically much more conservative in size. I have attended a healthy handful of Brown University football games at this stadium in recent years. It is truly an enjoyable way to spend a few hours on a crisp New England Fall weekend afternoon with friends. Regarding the stadium facilities, there is a large, trapezoid-shaped concrete structure with metal bleachers on the home team side of the field. The cold can really get into your bones on particularly cool days so I always try to bring a layer to sit on (bonus if it's cushioned!). Restrooms and University food vendors are located underneath/inside the structure. They also bring in lots of port-a-potty's and restroom trailers to supplement. The food is reasonable priced and includes typical stadium food. That said, they also host several, rotating food trucks parked on the away team side. There's a small beer garden as well, though in recent years, they started selling beer throughout the stadium and you can finally enjoy it in the stands versus the beer garden alone. With everything somewhat spread out, there is a bit of walking involved to hit up all the amenities. Honestly, nothing more New England/Rhode Island than taking in an Ivy League football game on a Saturday while snacking on clam cakes and chowder from Blount's Clam Shack food truck and sipping on a Narragansett Brown Bear Pale Ale. The field was recently converted from grass to turf which gives it an updated look and some safety features for the athletes. You can purchase nearby parking if you want to be close by and tailgate up to game time (no re-entry) but I hear there is also ample street parking in the area if you don't mind walking a bit. Small pro-shop available for all your team spirited needs. They host a number of events (e.g. employee appreciation days) to bring a little something different to the games. Fun engagement with the crowds such as on-field mini competitions, t-shirt cannons, cheerleading routines, mini cannon firing, bell tolling, raffle tickets, etc. Having attended a Texas Longhorns game in the last couple months (insane), Brown Stadium offers something vastly different... a cozier, hometown feel that doesn't require a lot of fuss or pre-planning.

This is a historic stadium in the middle of a residential neighborhood about a 1/2 mile from…read morecampus. Some small parking lots and plenty of on street parking nearby. The home grandstand is classic several rows of concrete bleachers all rest rooms and concessions are located underneath the grandstand. Since the venue is used only a handful times each year the bathrooms need a major update and the concession stands have very good food, but sometime long lines. Great place to tailgate and ticket prices and prepaid parking in the lots are both very affordable.

For a small stadium in Pawtucket, I wasn't expecting too much of it but I was pleasantly surprised…read moreby how nice the stadium turned out to be! The benefit of the size of the stadium is that you have a great view no matter where you are sitting. They also have so many food options (which actually were really good), a store with plenty of merch and things you may need for the game like ponchos, plenty of restrooms, and even a sensory room. We won a giveaway for the Boston legacy game that also happened to be Bad Bunny themed which so fun! Unfortunately, it ended up being a rainy, windy day. I do which there was more overhead or coverage throughout the stadium because we ended up getting soaked. Otherwise, the stadium was pretty comfortable and had spacious seating.

This was my second time coming here for a game that wasn't for RIFC and the best word I could use…read morefor my experience is organized. The game I went to was for women's soccer: Boston Legacy vs Houston Dash on a Sunday afternoon. Even though it was raining, there were plenty of people working the event which made everything move faster. They have at least two gates to enter through. The have some restrictions on what they allow in including limiting bag size and no umbrellas (which was unfortunate given the weather), but they were keeping them in a pile to collect after the game. There are plenty of food and snack options. I think we waited in line for two minutes to get a drink, but they are very expensive, which is the downside. I was impressed that they had removed all the RIFC gear from the merch store and replaced it with Boston Legacy stuff. The bathrooms were very clean and there were plenty of them. The big screens around the stadium make it easy to see the game a little better, especially during replays.

Small concourse and limited concessions. Great sight lines for hockey. Plenty of on-street parking…read moreand school parking lots are open to the public weeknights after 5 and all days on weekends.

Don't know how it is during hockey season, but was here for a show over the weekend and it was hot…read moreas hell. Weird setup, concession is right by the entrance and bathrooms only one side. Probably wouldn't go back.

Providence Civic Center. Thats what I know the AMP as. It's changed names over the years but it's…read morestill the same facility. Not much has changed over the years. Friday night we attended Barnum & Bailey's circus. We entered in very quickly. Security was organized and quick. Our tickets were scanned and we found out seats, easily labeled. I did think to myself, it doesn't seam as clean as past event I have attended here. Also, one of our cup holders was taped together. Overall, the facility has everything needed to put on a show.

Attending the 2024 NCAA Hockey Tournament…read more This arena is great with really good seating and lots of food venues. The best part about venues like this are the local fans. In Providence RI, the local fans are extremely knowledgeable about their hockey and that makes them great! Equally important, they are very hospitable to out-of-towners. To get along with the fanatics, you just have to be nice yourself.

$20/entry ticket Has lots of food vendors from all over New…read moreEngland. With your staples, turkey legs, bbq meats, fried dough, fried anything really, French fries, "gourmet" bites and more. Favorites were the lobster tail, blueberry crisp near the Vermont house, and crab cakes were pretty tasty. It was kind of crazy, the sheer amount of people and families. Lively event. The rides and games weren't really my thing, the price for tickets wasn't math-ing for me haha. But to just spend a beautiful day outside, eating and getting steps in was cool. They have live acts on main stage in the middle, a lot of vendors, a parade, things for everyone.

The Big E never disappoints! Every year I get excited to see what new food they have, and this year…read morewas no different. Unfortunately, our eyes were bigger than our stomachs. We got full way too quickly and didn't get to try everything we wanted! This year we decided to go on a Friday after work, and honestly, best decision! It wasn't overly crowded, and we were able to park super close, which is always a win. Let's be real, it's a fair, so there are plenty of opportunities to spend money lol. But it's also a great place to make memories, walk around, check out the different vendors, and just enjoy yourself. Always a good time at The Big E!

As a fan of Princeton basketball it's extremely tough to dislike a gym where the Tigers perennially…read moreblow out the Brown Bears. And make no mistake, the intimate confines of the Pizzitola Sports Center on the Brown campus is a classic gym in every sense of the word -- inexpensive tickets, great sightlines and enthusiastic crowds make these games everything I love about old school college sports. What you're watching are actual students playing basketball and not a one and done feeder league for the NBA/WNBA who frankly, couldn't pick their professors out of a line-up. These games are highly enjoyable because sports is the one facet of the Ivy League where the academic overdogs of the Ancient Eight become relatable underdogs as they navigate the almost professional ranks of Division I hoops. And all for less than a movie ticket matinee. It's hard not to love. Five easy stars.

Not the best place to watch a game, but close and free parking, close proximity to Thayer Street…read morefor pre or post game food and drinks. The staff has made some improvements to enhance the game day experience. Concession vendor selection and prices aren't on par with the previous vendor. Game day staff is doing an excellent job.