The Bryant Denny Stadium is where Alabama Football plays their home games. I've never been to…read moreAlabama game, but I did come here for the Morgan Wallen concert last month. The stadium is huge with so many sections. There are lots of concessions areas too.

Roll Tide! I don't get to visit often but when I do return to my Alma mater I'm all smiles. The…read morestadium is in great condition. They keep everything convenient and easy to navigate. I love they have a seat back no matter where you sit making it a little more comfortable and no need for a stadium seat. Bathroom were being attended to and kept clean which is awesome. The staff was nice and helpful. Great energy in the place and even better once the Tide takes the field and win!

Of course, it would be nice for this place to be a little bit modernized and updated but I have had…read moretoo many wonderful experience this year for me to give it any less than five stars! The home of BAMA basketball and BAMA gymnastics! My family has made so many wonderful memories here and we look forward to going back many many many more times. The staff here has always been super awesome to our family. They get people in and out, keep people safe, and are very courteous to everyone as we enjoy. Incredible elite athletes entertain us while playing their sport. This place is magical. Roll tide!

Food only review as this a food forum... don't eat here , the footlong hot dog was seriously one…read moreof the worst things I have ever eaten. The roll was stale , crunchy like a cracker and the actual dog was grey and horrible and I'm pretty certain I'm going to be feeling the footlong after effects later ... It's actually a nice indoor stadium and I think it would be a great place for a basketball ball game . Definitely an outdated design which limits the seating capacity, a lot of wasted space . Roll tide

My 400th review and for this special occasion I'm reviewing one of my favorite places on earth…read more This is the second largest college softball stadium on campus and for big games this place is rocking. Take the game in from the bleachers, seat back chairs, or bring your own chair and sit in the brickyard and catch a home run ball. There is nothing like the excitement of a Bama softball game. Find out when there are giveaways or days when the team comes for pictures and autographs. There is a real culture here for the players to appreciate the fans and especially for the players to encourage the next generation of softball players.

Rhoads Stadium, otherwise known as the Alabama Softball Complex, is truly one of the premier, if…read morenot THE premier college softball venues in the country. I've been to the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City (for a Bama game, of course), and this place is right on par with it, despite not having quite the seating capacity. Bama regularly leads the country in attendance with this venue, and is easily one of the best in the country, when it comes to any softball facility, particularly an on-campus venue. The stadium has hosted many NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals, and played host to some big games. Seating is plenty, and there's honestly not a bad seat in the house. The arena is located conveniently on the UA campus, just off of Hwy 82, a few blocks from the men's baseball stadium. Much of the main seating area is covered by a really nice canopy as well. Oh, and it's the home of the NCAA Champion Crimson Tide (yes, the softball team wins titles as well!).

I had an appoint with Taylor Johnson (Nurse Practitioner) she was excellent she answered all of my…read morequestions. I had a great experience

I have had constant issues with UMC Demopolis so I chose to take my child to UMC Tuscaloosa and see…read moreif their practice was better. I called the receptionist to make the appointment and asked for a morning appointment. She gave me the option of 9:15, 10:15, and 2:15. I asked for the 10:15 time slot. When we arrived at 10:15 it turns out the receptionist made the mistake of booking the 2:15 appointment time instead of the 10:15. We drove over an hour for the appointment and told the receptionist the situation and how there must have been a miscommunication on both ends. She refused to try and work with us and just said you have to come back at 2:15. She did not ask the doctor or nurses if they could squeeze us in because there had been a miscommunication on both ends. After the experience at Demopolis and now at Tuscaloosa I could never recommend UMC to anyone. I asked to transfer my child's records to another facility that day. As a healthcare professional myself I know that miscommunications can happen and you try to work with your patients. I will not be recommending any of my future patients use UMC.

It's the only movie theater in Tuscaloosa . No improvements whatsoever. Seats need to be repaired…read moreand definitely need more food options . This place is only in business because of no competition. You go to Birmingham and you have so much more that would really enjoy . If this chain would make some investments to the food options , and comfort i, it could really be something . The staff is great in a place that need repairs .

Seats were terrible. You could feel the springs in them. Lots of seats covered with white sheets…read more Stood in line for 25 minutes to get popcorn because only one person working. Popcorn was cold at that

Museum is small but so is the ticket price. Large skeleton was cool and the replicas of the field…read morecamp and dinosaurs skull was cool. Nice break from the road for an hour.

From the owner: Our organization includes the oldest museum in Alabama, a 185-acre park on the former site of the…read morepolitical and ceremonial center of a vast Native American chiefdom, an Emmy Award-winning public television series, the oldest structure on the University of Alabama campus, one of only a handful of UA buildings that survived the Civil War, and the only museum tracing Tuscaloosa's history through the development of its transportation systems. Through our two "behind the scenes" divisions, we also develop interdisciplinary research programs focusing on museum-based research and provide archaeological and historic research and cultural resources management services to federal, Native American tribal, state, and local governmental agencies. For general information about our museums, departments, and programs, visit our webpage. How We Came to Be UA Museums as we currently know it -- a collection of multiple museums under a single administrative umbrella -- stems from a reorganization in 1990. Prior to that all the museums were under the Alabama Museum of Natural History at UA. Until 1961 the museum(s) were part of the Geological Survey of Alabama, reflecting the museums' roots in the work of pioneering geologist E.A. Smith. In 2017 UA Museums joined the College of Arts and Sciences, The University of Alabama's largest division and the academic core of the University. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!

The prices they are wayyyy!!!,to much $20 for a couple hours??,back a couple years ago it was way…read morecheaper than now

It sucks especially on saturdays the kids are out of control pushing kids, tripping kids, cussing…read moreat others for being slow and so many more. The little kids couldn't even skate because the older ones are acting like they own the place. There not even giving a chance for kids to even learn and even when they put the little kids place people are still there just standing and not doing anything

Due to COVID I waited a year to visit this place. I was not disappointed! We showed up first thing…read moreon a Monday morning and were greeted by the director himself, Brandon Thompson. Mr Thompson proceeded to lead us on a wonderful tour of this great house and it's history. Any student, parent or fan of the University of Alabama should make it a point to visit one of the most historical buildings on campus!

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This is huge campus! This review is only for the exterior, football field and neighboring areas. It…read moreis intimidating compared to universities in California where I live. I was in awe of the old brick buildings and calmness of college kids walking around. The campus covered about a 5-blocks radius, maybe more. Id love to return for a football game.

The University is a beautiful campus and a great college to attend! There are so many options for…read morestudents to participate and a lot of professional role models.