First time going to a show here was Billy Idol (4th row) in May 2023…read more I was really impressed with the sound and acoustics as well as the floor plan and layout. Well organized bars, merch, ushers, etc.

UPMC Events Center is quite a gem of a venue! I feel like there's not a bad seat in the building…read more I've been to this venue for a few shows and have had a great experience for them all! We park across University in the GE lot near Mike and Tony's. It's a quick walk up the hill and no waiting to leave at the end of the show. I love that at each show they have a themed craft cocktail. Keep in mind that the bev lines tend to get long, so make a plan on when to grab a brew. Their food is solid venue food. The pepperoni rolls and pretzels and great for a quick bite. Pics from Donnie Iris' 80th Birthday Bash!

Great food. The bartender Alex is very nice and compliment Graham. But the new bartender Paula…read morethat worked on Saturday was amazing. Flo is busy in the kitchen, but she is the best bartender, and but she does everything! Hopefully they keep this good thing going. Best bar / restaurant around!

My kid was going on about the games and the snack stand at Tri-county. Isn't he supposed to play…read moresoccer...

When they have events section 219-220 is complete infuriating, the don't allow you to go up the…read morestairs to access the walk way instead they are rude and tell you you have to another way ! So you go back down and have to cut through seats so anyone sitting in that row has to move to allow you to get to the stairs! The one walk way at the bottom the put chairs and block it off! Every year the OAC events are here we hope we get seats away from this section! It makes the experience for the kids miserable! Do better all parties

Tonight was the Youngstown Phantoms vs. Chicago Steel, US Hockey league. A nice venue for hockey…read moreand concerts. A midsized arena, good amenities. Any hockey night is a good night.

One Sunday afternoon, we stopped into Mountaineer for about an hour to play a few slots and get a…read moredrink. It wasn't our lucky day, we didn't win big, and the non smoking area still smelled a little like cigarettes. We didn't come in contact with much staff, only the bartenders, who were friendly enough. I did like the entry way/lobby area and some of the decor throughout. I think this is your typical, slightly run down, casino. Plenty of parking outside.

Great food great drinks great slot machines along with horse race simulcast great bands with…read morebeautiful dancing people!

The Washington Wild Things are by far one of the best values in Pittsburgh-area sports and…read moreentertainment. Tickets are always reasonable but this summer even more so as they are running $2.50 Tuesdays. That price is for tickets (!), parking which is usually $5, and selected concessions such as hot dogs, popcorn and beer. The games are legit good baseball and they have a competitive team, winning their division last year. There's a sign on one of the walls showing players who have gone on to be signed by MLB teams. The games are also packed with entertainment where fans get the chance to play for prizes, and don't miss the $1 chocolate chip cookie and milk combo, yes both for $1, behind home plate in the middle of the game. They will sell out so get in the line early. Concessions overall are so fairly priced, such as eight dollars for some interesting funnel cake fries (Reese's or Fluffernutter toppings) and $5 for a soft serve ice cream in a size you won't believe. In all this is a really fun night out! Very nice ballpark, too. My only small complaint is that they need a couple more vegetarian and/or GF options at the food stands. We had one of each dietary need in our crowd and all the GF person could eat were french fries or waffle fries, and as a vegetarian my choices were pretty much sweets, soft pretzel or snack pierogies which I am assuming are going to be Mrs. T's, while others have so many choices of different types of sandwiches etc. Maybe get a pizza vendor in here and offer some GF hot dog buns; it's a pretty frequent dietary need these days.

A perfect place to spend an afternoon or evening with your family!…read moreFirst, this ballpark is beautiful! Everything is well maintained and there are a lot of amenities like a sensory room and a playground. I love that this is a very family friendly, affordable way to enjoy time together, even with the youngest ones. They have a Kids Club that gives kids free admission on Sundays! But even without that, their tickets are very affordably priced. Food is also affordable compared to other similar attractions and there is a nice variety of options. A really fun and unique feature is the cookies and milk being offered during a mid inning break for only $1! They often have additional family activities like meeting mascots (they always have the Wild Thing there). If you are looking for affordable family fun, this is a great place to check out.

The annual Toughman/Woman contest is once again upon us. By all accounts, it is a seize-the-moment…read moreevent. Come the 14 & 15th of February a select group of young sluggers after 2 nights of Rock Em Sock Em action will be awarded a jacket that denotes, they were crowned this year's 44th single elimination tournament Champion. Writing from past experiences these flying fists are family fan-friendly and will hear the first bell ring on Valentine's evening Competitors who trained to compete inside the 4 ropes did not need a lot of equipment just a set of mitts and maybe a homemade heavy bag. This is reviewed from a long lens I was a cornerman in 1980 at the first tough man later a fan inspector with West Virginia State Atelic Commission.

Hi, my name's Wes. Wes Banco…read more Fit-for-purpose arena in Wheeling that is bigger and newer than I remember it being about 15 years ago when I first came here. They did a good job manufacturing it and I like it a lot, despite having only been here twice and they were more than a decade apart. And the Wheeling Nailers play here. Bob Marley would be proud of the Wheeling Wailers. Oh wait. Well if you want to get nailed, maybe ask the Nailers. So this is an excellent sports team in a small city that deserves a sports team. They get plenty of support from the locals, and if you want to show local pride, come and check out a game and see grassroots sport in America. And it's pretty cheap too.

Great place to work or to attend classes. Also, the chapel is a beautiful place to have a wedding…read moreceremony. There are 2 places to eat on campus, and both are in the Nicholson Student Center. Romo's Cafe is a coffee shop that offers soup, salads and sandwiches. The Food Court serves a wider variety of options.

From the owner: RMU offers 60 undergraduate & 20 graduate degree programs in 5 academic schools. Our mission is to…read morechange our students' lives so that they can change others lives. As a private, comprehensive institution committed to active learning and student success, Robert Morris University is recognized for integrating liberal arts with a professionally focused, applied education that prepares students for leadership in a rapidly changing world.

Such a great venue in Pittsburgh from sports to concerts... the Petersen Events Center is the…read moreperfect size for that stadium feel but with an intimate vibe. The only downfall is that it is built right in the middle of a massive hill which severely limits accessible parking and entrances. If you are coming to an event, come about an hour early to avoid the unnecessary traffic based on the low capacity parking lot structures... and your walk either up or down hill to get to the two entrances. The 360 degree pass ways around the arena make it easy to navigate. The bathrooms and concessions are numerous.. even including the quick access, self service concessions that never has a line and always is well stocked.

This was my first visit to this venue. We sat Teddy Swims. We had seats up in the nosebleeds, but…read morehonestly-it was still a good view. The venue is clean, easy to navigate, and a reasonable size. There is food and drink for purchase. We went on a Sunday so there was lots of free street parking in walking distance. I'd definitely see another show at this venue.

Visited twice for concerts. You will need to pass through security upon arrival. It's a very quick…read moreand easy process. We got our tickets scanned and were made to go to guest services as there was some sort of issue. Added time to our overall check in process which I didn't appreciate, as we were trying to get a good spot in GA pit. When we went to guest services they said there was nothing wrong and the person who scanned them should have sent us down to a different area. The arena is very nice and well maintained. They had several areas to choose from for food and drink. We didn't order anything but everything was well marked and easy to follow.

I love going here for concerts. They get most of the good concerts and I have seen many…read more You can only buy tickets at the venue if it's an event day. Otherwise, the box office is closed. When you can get tickets onsite, it really helps you save fees which are crazy these days. There are a few gates so pay attention when you walk in which gate you used so you can easily find your way out. They have escalators and elevators to get upstairs. When picking seats, it depends on what's important to you. If you just want to be there and hear it then any seats is ok. I personally just live to be there and hear the music or see the comedian. I'm also unwilling to spend a fortune to see performers and that's what concerts and comedians are becoming. They also have big screens so you can see what's going on. I've seen some good shows there.