Are YOU ready? H*ll…read moreyeah! D*mn Right! Hotty Toddy, Gosh Almighty, Who the H*ll are we! Hey! Flim, Flam, Bim Bam, Ole Miss By D*mn! It took me nearly the whole season to remember that chant! Well, it's true, this girl is officially a college football fanatic! I've been to quite a few College Football Stadiums, so giving this stadium a review is warranted! Let's start off by saying how fantastic the fans are. Opening game we ventured to the square before going to the grove and we thought we were in a whole movie! I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie world? Yeah, if you watched the movie Oxford, MS is giving natural beauty in the residents and guest who come here! On to the stadium, let's get into it! Fan Base - These rebels are dynamite! Super nice people and bet ya, they all say "Hotty Totty". Food Choices - Literally have anything you want! For those who are new, bottle sodas are in the lower section area, grab and go! Super convenient! Fountain Sodas? Go to the top! Seats - If you have no tooshie fret NOT. They rent out nice comfortable portable seats to enhance your experience and comfort. View - Clearly the Vaught has great donors so if you leave your eyeglasses at home you're in luck! They have BIG HUGE screens that you can look at! This little town makes their smaller stadium look BIG! Technology is on point! I can't complain! Kudos to this stadium.

Visiting fans perspective. First time to Oxford. I have been to many SEC stadiums and campuses…read morebut this was the first time here. If you are going to tailgate, the only place to do it is in the Grove. We tailgated at the basketball arena parking lot and there were zero people there. Everyone was at the Grove. Parking was about as easy as any SEC game I have ever been to. Be sure to get a parking pass (stub hub or other places) to take make it a better experience. Traffic, pre and post game, was about the easiest I have ever experienced. The traffic management worked very well. We got in and out without any problems. The Grove exceeds expectations. Hundreds of tents all packed into a few acres on the grounds of the university. The amount of people is overwhelming. I found it difficult to socialize due to the mass of humanity but it made for a great people watching experience. Vaught-Hemingway stadium was nice. I felt the logistics of the stadium was much better than most. You can walk all the way around on the inside. The vendor food and drinks was respectable. I did love the vendors walking around the stands selling drinks. Very convenient. The stadium atmosphere wasn't bad. I thought they did a good job showing scores of other games. The large video screen was okay. The in stadium wi-fi worked okay. The Ole Miss fans were friendly. You don't have the same jackassery as you do at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge.

If you're looking for an SEC college baseball experience, I don't know that you'll find a better…read moreplace than Ole Miss. First time attending a game here during rivalry week versus Mississippi State. The stands were packed and we had general admission tickets. For future reference if it's going to be a sellout get there early so you can claim territory in the GA section. **Note that general admission is bring your own chair or sit on the cinderblock wall. There were limited tables and benches, but these were in use because of the sell out. Seats were higher priced than I would've imagined for college baseball at $30-$40 for general admission tickets. The fans were excitable and the student section was what you would expect celebrating each home run with "beer rain" Concessions looked to be the typical game day food hotdog, dogs, nachos, drinks, etc.

Absolutely beautiful place to see a game…read more Bottomless drink for $6 is a deal, restrooms are clean and they have Blue Bell mint chocolate chip ice cream! But again what a beautiful setting for a baseball game, the hills of Northern Mississippi.

Impressive campus. I had no experience with the university prior to this visit and it was my first…read moretime seeing the campus and surrounding area. We toured the beautiful campus, ate at the rebel market dining hall, visited the Pavilion, and attended a baseball game in the evening. The school professors, ambassadors and staff were all very friendly and helpful.

The official slogan of the Holly Springs, Mississippi Tourism & Recreation Bureau is "All Kinds of…read moreCharacter," describing the town's rich history, culture, and unique attractions. As a proud native of the North Mississippi Hill Country region, I think "All Kinds of Character" is also a great way to describe the larger region. The University of Mississippi, for instance, is home to the following: - The Center for the Study of Southern Culture - The Ole Miss Blues Archive, one of the largest collections of blues recordings, publications, and memorabilia in the world - Mississippi Freedom Trail Markers - The Jackson Heart Study, the largest, longitudinal study of cardiovascular disease in Black Americans; a partnership between the NIH, Tougaloo College, Jackson State University, the Mississippi State Department of Health, and the University of Mississippi Medical Center (in Jackson) - Rowan Oak, William Faulkner's former home - The university has also played a major role in sustaining the state's strong arts and sports traditions, helping Mississippi produce the most writers per capita, the most Grammy winners per capita, and the most NFL Hall of Famers per capita. Seven former Ole Miss football players and a former Ole Miss co-defensive coordinator are actually part of the 15 coaches and players that will represent Mississippi in Super Bowl LX on Sunday. Hotty Toddy!

I literally at the most grandest time at this fine establishment. I would recommend coming here for…read moreany situation where craftsmanship and artistic abilities would be intriguing. 10 out of 10. The new owners were extremely nice and helpful.

I would not recommend the arcade at all! I recently went with friends for a daytime outing. Most of…read morethe games were broken. Some of the broken ones weren't labeled broken. We basically stayed about 20 mins and lost most of the money we put on our game cards to broken machines. Then laser tag had a sign saying it was down as well so we couldn't try that. The bowling looked like it was okay but we did not try it that day. We basically went to plan #2 for our day outing once we experienced the arcade. I'd say try bowling and skip the arcade if you go at all.

Frequently there are machines in the arcade that are broken. You swipe your card to play only to…read morediscover the game machine controls are broken. Found old pizza in one of the games. Bowling lanes are fine. Generally not a lot of emphasis is put on customer care and service. With a little more effort with maintenance and customer care, Premier Lanes could be a stellar place for families to enjoy an afternoon or evening.