Went to my first hockey match of the year. Showare is a great venue. It s great to see athletes at…read morean affordable price. Go TBirds!!

I went to see the Thunderbirds play and it was a fun night! Tickets were relatively inexpensive…read more($20) and we were in the club seats. Happened to be a Tuesday, which is apparently half-priced beer, hotdogs, and candy night. This was a pleasant surprised and beer was around $4.5 for each. The venue was very clean and there were several stands before the game to explore. They had a decent selection of beer and even had a few ciders. For food, they have all the classics (hotdog, chicken strips, fries, Philly cheesesteaks, and several others). From inside the arena, there really wasn't a bad seat in the house. You are relatively close to the action from anywhere so it is very easy to see. My only complaint is they had several giveaways and raffles, but most of the prizes were Gift cards to a select restaurant or to the pro shop, so for an occasional attendee, weren't appealing. I understand this isn't a pro team so they probably don't have much of a budget, but general prizes would be better in my opinion. Overall, I had a great night and will definitely come back for another game

The Seattle Seawolves are two-time champions of Major League Rugby (MLR). The Seattle Seawolves…read moreteam is based in Tukwila, WA. The team started in 2017 season. The seasons the Seawolves won were in 2018 and 2019, and the 2022 MLR Western Conference Championship. They play at Starfire Sports, a 4,500-seat stadium in Tukwila, WA. Their Tagline is "Together we hunt." They can be watched on Root Sports northwest, but we know the best way is to see games live at Starfire sports field which is a multi-use field. Their team colors are similar to the Seattle Seahawks with a dark blue, green and white color scheme. I had the pleasure of seeing a match as a friend is a fan and on/off player. Currently the some of the most notable players are AJ Alatimu who holds the title of top scorer for the team at - 321 and Riekert Hattingh 39 attempts. I assume for the former is through a season and the latter for a single game as I'm new to the sport. Hope to be able to catch some Seawolves action again!

Go Seawolves! The athletes are such great individuals. Their camaraderie extends both on and off…read morethe Rugby pitch. Champions in the inaugural MLR season has been special. Can't wait for new season to begin.

This is just a good time. For families for friends for basically anyone who likes baseball. Rhubarb…read more= 8,000% best mascot (and that's just science). Hotdogs= 500% best value. Parking: can do better. You will not find a better deal in a ballpark setting(cannot verify but would like to). Just go here. No regerts

We love baseball! The Mariners were away this weekend so went to a Tacoma Rainiers game instead. It…read moreis located near a high school. There is a decent amount of parking although on this night we had to find street parking. It was closed off for fireworks night which was spectacular! Very nice ballpark, great dining options. It was Chick-Fil-A special but it was limited tickets so we purchased regular tickets. It was a fun evening overall.

I recently was able to attend my first professional lacrosse game and I must say I loved the action…read moreon the field! It is a very fast moving game with quick reflexes being the key. What I didn't appreciate was the way that the Stealth management has marketed the sport not as a sport but rather as entertainment. Rather poor quality music is blasted during the entire game along with a shill for the organization doing what he can to have the fans get worked up. The combination is an assault on your senses for 2 hours that frankly, I can do without. So, thumbs up on the sport but a big thumbs down for the organization that feels like they need to dumb it all down in order to get the fans to attend. Based on the number of fans they had...it isn't working. Get smart and market it for what it is, an exciting sport.

The T-shirts say it all - "It's like hockey but with Balls"…read more The team is having a slow start in 2012, but these guys are a Championship team and provide non-stop action! Very fun to watch! And, the team is always reaching out to the community, involving the kids and supporting local business and charities. You really need to check it out - they will not disappoint.

Started with a youth league which was fun but makes soccer moms looks tame. By the first half the…read moreRainier Rollergirls were winning 186vs61. They rink has a small bar past the snack bar. Get there early for a seat otherwise you will be standing for a long time. Seating is an issue. Some of the girls are really good, but Rather City Rollergirls are more entertaining. They do an after party at the Triangle Bar which makes the night keep going. Tip:buy tickets online as it's $5 less than the door price and avoids the line.

My first time at the Roller Derby...OMG. So much fun! :) The Rainier Roller Girls jam at the…read moreSouthgate Roller Rink, so there is literally not a bad seat in the house. At only 10 bucks for preorder online, it is well worth the cost. What is not to love about tough women fighting hard to win, and on skates too! The action is real, and the rules are not hard to catch on to. If you want to be hipster, buying a Rainier beer chucks some $ at the Rainier Roller Girls, so why not? Can't wait for the next one!

Are you looking for great family fun without breaking the bank? The Silvertips is your ticket!…read more I attended games in the past, but somehow, this season seamed even better (perhaps its the post-mask awakening). Tickets are priced right, just about every seat is great. Free street parking is available if you get there early enough, lots are as little as $5. Inside concessions are plentiful, craft beer is pushing $10. Silvertips are not that old, but still have lots of banners hanging from the rafters. The Tips have a great win record, that always makes it fun. I love the local rivals; Portland, Spokane, and Tri-Cities (and a few others). We went to the season finale, almost a sell out crowd - the energy and excitement. Yes, there is an occasional fight, but not every game.

Great atmosphere...however some season ticket holders are ridiculous. They are rude and…read moreconfrontational. Do not recommend section 109 row 7 seats around 19....dude got confrontational even though person at the top did not stop me. I'm sorry after having a child my bladder does not always decide what time it would like to release. I will tell you next time I may sit on the dude at the end of the row then see what he would like to say about my need to pee

What can I say? The Aquasox hits it out of the ballpark. Here are my comments on Nextdoor. They…read moreare so true. How lucky are we to have such a great organization in our own backyard? Go To A Game! You will thank me! Spoiler Alert: This is a happy post. Last Christmas I purchased a five-game package for our family with the AquaSox. Yesterday was the first game we could attend; we were out of town for the first one. I knew this. I had planned on stopping by to pick up the tickets...every intention I might add... And yet I completely forgot. So, here we were at around 3:30 yesterday with no tickets. I emailed Chad, the account manager assigned to me with absolutely no assumption of actually getting the tickets in time for the game. Mind you, these are not expensive tickets. We are not sponsors or anyone important. I believe we would refer to this as a "Hail Mary" move but I had to try. Approximately seven minutes after I sent the email, on a Saturday, on game day, Chad responded. Not only did he respond, BUT HE ALSO HANDLED MY PROBLEM! Tickets were waiting for us, along with the hats and such, that came with the package. HOW COOL IS THAT? Chad, darling, you, and the AquaSox, are our heroes!

Great way to watch baseball! Action is right in front of you and close. Children and elderly and…read moreeveryone in between seemed to be enjoying themselves.

There are few places that I'd rather be than a Seattle Storm game. For someone who grew up…read morewatching NFL, and is a die-hard San Diego Chargers fan, I never thought that ANY sport would take it's place. Not so any longer. I've jumped ship, peeps!! Yes, it's true. After relocating up here to Seattle, my wife and I attended our first Storm game, and that was all it took. OMG, where have I been for the last decade? Has my head been buried in the sand, or more likely, inside of a string of books!?!?!???? I guess so, because it's like I never really knew that the WNBA even existed (though I did know). If you love sports, and you live in, or near, Seattle.... don't walk.... RUN to the nearest computer, and buy yourself a ticket to a Storm game. You will not be disappointed. Lauren Jackson, Sue Bird, Swin Cash, Svetlana Abrosimova, Tanisha Wright, Camille Little, Le'coe Willingham, Abby Bishop, Jana Vesela, Alison Lacey and Ashley Robinson are AMAZING to watch on the court (and some of them are VERY lovely on the eyes!!!!!!). So what are you waiting for? A personal invitation from the team mascot, Doppler? You don't need a weather report to know that a STORM is a brewin' in Seattle, and it's going to leave you with a wonderful impression of what a woman CAN and WILL do!!!!

Sue Bird. Lauren Jackson. Swin Cash. These ladies are beautiful, classy, and they are easily the…read morebest basketball players in the world. I always recommend Seattle Storm games when my friends or family are in town. The tickets are very reasonably priced ($20 can get you 5th row seats!), the crowd at the Key gets loud and pumped, and the team puts on a good show night in and night out. It's a family oriented atmosphere, but it can also be a perfect place to bring a date!