By far, "the greatest setting in college football"! Wear your purple and come early to tailgate or…read morehop a boat to sailgate . Inside the stadium, you'll find classic stadium eats, conveniently located beverage and snack kiosks and a plethora of husky merch purchase options . The main store is on the first floor of the main concourse and there's a number of gear kiosks along the way! Cashless stadium so plan accordingly.

Great college stadium with stunning views of the lake. This stadium is known for its high decibel…read morecrowd noise. This is due to the design of the roof effectively trapping the noise. This stadium features a U-shaped design and located right on the shores of Lake Washington. We've attended numerous Husky games have always had a great time. Staff members are cheerful and friendly. Concession stand prices are astronomical, which is to be expected. They do have a solid selection beverages and food. Tailgating and sailgating are time honored tradition at Husky stadium given the promixity to Lake Washington. Getting to the games is now easier with the light rail stop directly outside the stadium. Both Metro and Sound Transit have bus routes near the stadium. The most common strategy is to drive and park near or on University Avenue and walk through the UW campus. This stadium is convenient and a ton of fun.

Came here to catch a Mariners game while in town. Located in SoDo, it's one of the few MLB…read moreballparks that has a retractable roof (bye bye rain delay) and easily accessible via public transportation. The Ichiro influence runs deep here, so beyond the usual ballpark food, you can also find Sapporo beer, poke and katsu bowls. The souvenir trident cup is also a fun touch!

Went to my first Mariners game ever and had an epic experience! It was kids appreciation day at the…read moreballpark so they really rolled out all the stops for the kids... free Mario themed jersey giveaway, Mariners pennants, and prizes. They even let kids stay after the game to run the bases afterwards. They definitely have fans at the heart of everything they do. The stadium itself is beautiful with sweeping views of downtown Seattle from multiple areas and Elliott Bay from the top deck. There are tons of retail spaces and a multiple of food options. Some are familiar brands - Salt and straw, Moto pizza and Ivars as examples - and others are more generic. Many of the seats are under cover in case of inclement weather but others are not (the outfield looked almost entirely exposed). The scoreboards are large and easy to read. The music between plays and innings was lively! And the fans were happy and loyal. People were considerate of one another and everyone seemed to be having a good time. I can't wait to go back for another game! Highly recommended for an amazing urban sports experience in a wonderful city. Go Mariners!

I had a very great experience at the center theatre. I saw a production by sound theater company…read morecalled "the rules of charity." It was awesome and the company did a great job putting it on. They had a nice selection of drinks and the staff that greeted us was nice as well. The tickets were a reasonable price as well and the company had a "pay what you can" kind of deal which was nice to help individuals gain access that otherwise could not. The theater was very clean and so were the facilities. It was a little hard to find, but once you do find the actual location, there are signs pointing you to it. Overall, great theater, great sound, and a great show!

I've now been here for several plays and productions and have enjoyed the variety of pieces that…read morecome this way. Local artists come alive onstage here and it feels like a very accepting space. I love that you can read about the productions on the walls that line the entrance area to the theater - they almost always have photos, and words from the producer, or writer(s) of the production that is onstage. I especially love how intimate this theatre is. You really feel connected to the characters on stage no matter where they seat you. The sound quality is fantastic and this little stage is so polymorphous - I always look forward to what it will look like the next time I return! The people who work here are friendly and though the snack choices are limited, they always have water and at least a few healthy choices for intermission snacking.

The Husky Ballpark is next to the UW football stadium and a 10 minute walk from the UW light rail…read morestation making it very convenient for game days. There are paid parking lots in the area and the nice thing is that parking is free after 12pm on Saturdays and all day Sundays. The stadium was nice and clean. It only holds about 2,000 people and because it's a smaller stadium you can get good views no matter where you sit. We sat two rows behind home plate which was amazing! The only complaint is that when it started raining during the game, the rows closer to the front didn't have any cover while the ones further back did. There are some concession stands for food and shops if you want to buy UW gear. It was fun to enjoy the game on a nice day and it was a relaxing time.

This is an awesome place to watch some competitive baseball. On a sunny day, it's gorgeous. Seats…read moreare cheap, and all of them are close to the field. Parking is plentiful and free on Saturday after 12, and all day Sunday.

My mother and I had such a difficult time getting our tickets to pull up. Went to the ticket office…read morebut the lady working would not help with our issue! Told us she needed the email and well as the ID to use us the verified purchase when I had the copy of the email (shows us the verified purchase). After 20 minutes of dealing and not getting anywhere this security guy tells us that Molly (ticket checker and usher) she was able to help since the show was starting. She took th lead and handed us a card and said have a great show! This angel came out of no where and gave us 6th row seats to the Notebook! I hope this karma comes back to Molly ten folds! My mother walked in and gave a few workers $10 Starbucks gift card she always keeps in her purse. The night was a success and we both had an amazing evening thanks to her :) keep this prized employee around bc I will be come back for futures shows and hope to see her darling face again soon!

Just got back from an absolutely traumatizing performance of "A Chorus Line" at the 5th Avenue…read moreTheatre, on this, the theatre's 100 years of operation. To say it was dreadful, boring, and unpleasant would be to praise what I was subjected to. I'd thought "Jesus Christ Superstar" had been an aberration, but no, it carries forward into the new season. It wasn't a positive that I decided to go to a weekday matinee which is apparently favored by the white-haired crowd; no disrespect to them, but it didn't help that the theater allowed everyone in and made them wait in the lobby (as in crowded, mob) without opening the theater doors until about 15 minutes before the performance...someone needs to think this through. The wheelchair bound and walker assisted were then let in first, making everyone wait longer and then dash to their seats before showtime; however, this was not a problem since the show started quite late, and even later because all the different entities had to stand up front and wax aplenty about their roles in the thratre/production. I should have suspected something like this would happen once they announced their new partnership with STG...the first thing that happened was that purchasing tickets became a problem...the second is the annoying availability of tickets only minutes prior to the performance via changing QR codes...the third was that Customer Service which had been quite good disappeared. But the real travesty has been the choice and quality of the shows. Not only are there fewer of them per season, but they are now "locally produced", whatever that means. The only way I can describe it is that it's the same junk that STG's other theaters churn out. Used to be, the choice of shows was unique, now it's all a regurgitation of old Broadway material, and not even masterfully done. The acting is atrocious, the singing subpar, the talent...well, to say it has evaporated would be an understatement. Still in shock, I just looked online to find that they have undergone significant budget cuts...and it shows! A Chorus Line was an absolute snooze; the substitute cast (I assume due to it being a matinee) was a joke, and the entire production was more like something one would see in a high school than in one of this city's prime theaters. Not sure how seniors managed to sit through two hours with no intermission. Very depressing, particularly compared to what it was not so long ago. I have one more set of tickets, and then I'm done, and I might try to dump these first.

I have only listened to two of his podcasts, but so far I like him :)…read more I just signed up today for the one-year subscription, so I will update in a month or so to tell you how I like it.

An avid movie-watcher (usually from home on my affordable, aka tiny, flat-screen TV) and hopeful…read morescreenwriter, I joined The Warren Report about a year ago. For my membership dollar I was promised invites to exclusive movie-screenings, complete, often, with post-screening interviews between the filmmakers and Warren Etheredge, founder of The Warren Report. I wasn't sure how often I'd make it...after all, I live in Tacoma, I'm a mom, I don't get out much...but hey, the cost of membership is $20. For the entire year. So... I had no idea how exciting and intriguing these events would be. This is how movies were meant to be viewed. And this is how movies were meant to be discussed. The films screened run the gamut between pure entertainment and educational (yet still entertaining...edu-tainment?) -I forgot the rush of seeing a film on a big screen, with a group of strangers all sharing that one experience. It gets better, the Q and A session Etheredge often holds after his interviews is akin to going out for coffee and talking about the movie...with the entire audience. The interviews are fun and easy-going, but not light. Etheredge strikes with poignant questions, but always stays on level with the guest, so it's more like watching a conversation between friends. Check out the website...you'll see the endless array of events. And if you don't live in the area, you can join the website for free to get The Warren Report newsletter, the blogs, the podcasts--it'll be just like you're there sitting in the audience with us. Except you won't get any of the popcorn*. *popcorn not included in membership

This is a multi-purpose sports and entertainment venue in Everett, Washington. Great venue for…read moreconcerts, hockey games, graduation,etc. From our seat, we could see the graduates as they walked in and when they went up when their name was called. There are restaurants nearby to eat at before the graduation. Parking is limited near the arena with street parking so plan to arrive early to find parking!

A decent multi-purpose arena. Came here with friends for a comedy show and thoroughly enjoyed the…read moreevent. This arena is the home of the Everett Silvertips and hosts various concerts, events, trade shows,etc. The main floor converts into an ice rink. There's also a conference center complete with meeting rooms and large ballroom. Arena seating comfort is and the forward facing angle allows for a clear view of the main floor or stage. There are some concession stands serving hotdogs, popcorn, nachos, pizza, and drinks. They even have beer and cider. Pricing is on the higher end, which is expected. The arena is located in downtown Everett. Parking is available via Snohomish County Parking Garage, Republic Parking, Everpark Parking Garage, or street level.

Best place to play Warhammer in Seattle! The staff is wonderful and the community is so friendly…read more Beautiful terrain and tables that really let your models shine in games. Not to mention the delicious menu low and no ABV drinks!