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Moda Center - Simon LeBon of Duran Duran

Moda Center

3.7(360 reviews)
5.8 mi•Lloyd District, Northeast Portland

The moda has always been a great place for so many events, my favorite being Blazer games. I've…read moreexperienced many concerts and games under this roof. The moda is well kept, clean and accommodating. They offer many fun activities for the kids and offer family specials in sundays for blazer games. We enjoyed Portland vs OKC tonight and had a wonderful time. As far as parking, it can be a mess to navigate, especially when leaving an event. I recommend arriving early or paying for parking ahead of time when going to events. The only other downfall is the seats are narrow, uncomfortable and you feel like a sardine. Overall the Moda is a nice venue and offers many great events.

About three years ago, I had my first time visiting the Moda Center. We went to a Golden State…read moreWarriors vs. Trail Blazers game. It was a short visit, so I didn't get to fully experience the game day atmosphere, the concessions, or the general operations of the arena. I did get to watch my Arkansas team play in March Madness and a few other games. I sat in the nosebleed section, which was a bit challenging to see the opponents, but the games were still amazing. I attended all four games I could, so I don't have any complaints about that. The atmosphere was incredible. Although the stadium wasn't packed, the passionate fans made it feel like a packed house throughout the entire game. The game day experience was truly exceptional. The seating arrangement was a bit uncomfortable. The 300 seating sections felt like a 30-degree angle, with the seats positioned just a tad too close together, making them feel unsafe. It's as if you can almost feel yourself falling if you The lines for concessions and restrooms were not too long, which was a pleasant surprise. Getting into the arena was also quick. The arena itself appears modern and well-maintained, with no visible signs of wear and tear. Overall, I'm looking forward to visiting the Moda Center again in the future to see NCAA basketball games, professional-level games, or even concerts when I'm in Portland. I'm definitely a fan of this facility.

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Moda Center - View from Sec 101, Row S

View from Sec 101, Row S

Moda Center - 10/7/2024 - PJ Harvey from Suite 70

10/7/2024 - PJ Harvey from Suite 70

Moda Center - View from Sec 101, Row S

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View from Sec 101, Row S

Memorial Coliseum - Construction

Memorial Coliseum

2.6(100 reviews)
5.7 mi•Lloyd District, North Portland

It had been a long time, and after a lot of work, I was finally able to bring my son for a hockey…read moregame. It was a Sunday afternoon game after Christmas. The Trailblazers were playing Boston (and actually won) just before the puck drop, so the Max was pretty packed. Still better than driving by a long shot. The game was really fun...the first period had two fights...no I am serious, the refs actually let them fight. Usually they come in and break the kids up, but they let them fight. This made my son really happy...he was hoping for this. I gotta admit I was psyked too. I was yelling along with him. The game was really fun. Sadly, the Tri-Cities team tied the game 4-4 with 2.1 seconds left in the 3rd period. Then they pretended like they were playing soccer and rocked the 'Hawks to sleep before blowing by them and scoring the winning goal in Overtime. Oh well. Still super fun and worth the time with my son. #GoHawks

It's an old coliseum (to me it's just an "arena"), but a landmark for Portland. Prior to watching…read morea couple of Portland Winterhawks games, I looked up this venue and saw that it's also registered in the National Register of Historic Places, interesting. This arena opened up in 1960, and at the time was considered the largest civic and technological structure in the Pacific Northwest. Later was renamed Veterans Memorial Coliseum in 2011 as a tribute to the veterans of WWII and the Korean War. Fast-forward to today... ~ Parking ~ Parking within the Rose Quarter, shared with the Moda Center, is my recommendation as to 'where to park'. There are two main parking structures, and both require a pre-paid parking QR code upon entry. If you don't have a QR then good luck turning around. Some hotels nearby have designated parking spaces available as well. Which isn't be too bad of a walk, depending. Unfortunately, both the parking structures and hotels use the ParkWhiz app which can be kinda shady. But my recommendation is to still buy pre-paid parking at the Rose Quarter, even though it can cost between $30-$50. Yeah, ridiculous! And purchase asap as spaces run out fast. There's always street parking too, but that's at your own risk. ~ Venue ~ Yes it definitely seems "dated" here, but I expected it. Well maintained for the most part, I'd say. The outside grounds are still getting a facelift, but inside the place wasn't so bad. No issues getting through Security screening. They even have a 'Toyota priority line' if you own a Toyota. Just show them your keys. The concessions are expensive as usual, but again to me, it's just expected with practically every sporting venue everywhere. Along the windows, there were other food vendors like BBQ, popcorn/candy, and Dippin' Dots. I usually do the venue concessions as they serve local beers. ~ Seating / View ~ For the games, I purchased in Section 16 Row L (blue seats) and Section 61 Row B (red seats). The blue seats in the lower section felt newer and OK. Enough cushioning. The red seats were in the higher section, so I think they were a bit older and slightly more crammed then the blue seats. The ushers were helpful, and the rows had big lettering so you can't miss your row. And I feel the seats were angled nicely too. It's true as some yelpers stated, that 'there really isn't a bad seat in the house'. Except maybe the front row of the higher sections. ~ Restroom ~ Again, this place was built in the 60s, so yeah, it's old and crammed in there. The best time to do your thing is during the game unfortunately as there's less traffic. Always long lines between periods or intermission. Honestly, the place really earns between 3 and 4-stars, but there weren't enough annoying negatives for me. The venue is tolerable as I've been to worse. Prices have gone up big-time! So, I might come back only if I feel prices are fair for a particular event. But overall, it's an oldie but goodie! One last note: I'll upgrade this review to a fifth star, only it their website would highlight: The 1992 Tournament of the Americas was held here, it's the qualifying tournament for the Olympic basketball team which premiered the "Dream Team" playing in their first game together!

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Memorial Coliseum - Zoomed in from Sec 61, Row B

Zoomed in from Sec 61, Row B

Memorial Coliseum - Sec 61, Row B

Sec 61, Row B

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Portland Timbers - Screws stick out of all the seats

Portland Timbers

4.0(53 reviews)
4.4 mi•Goose Hollow

If you have a group or company, avoid the Timbers at all cost. My company planned a celebration…read moreevent at a Timbers game. First paid $7500 for 150 people. This was standing tickets only, no seats. Also no private area and there were tons of other people so very few people could actually see the field to watch the game. $50 to just get in to the park. Then let's talk about the catering, paid $11000, that's right $11k to run out of some cheap pulled pork and baked beans. Think $10 plate dinner, but paid almost $70 a person. Worst of all they ran out of food and drinks. Their way to make it up was a platter of $5 grocery store cookies. I've never been so frustrated and disappointed

I know the Portland Timbers best for their MLS Cup 2018 matchup against Atlanta United FC. It was…read moreonly our (Atlanta) second season in existence and we beat the Timbers, 2-0, in Atlanta. It was a big win for the city as an Atlanta pro sports team had not won a championship since the Atlanta Braves won the 1995 World Series. The Timbers played Atlanta United in Atlanta at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The Timbers were the MLS Cup 2015 champions, beating Columbus Crew SC, 2-1, despite Portland playing a road game at MAPFRE Stadium in Ohio. The Timbers set an MLS Cup record in that match when Diego Valeri scored only 27 seconds into the game (fastest goal recorded in the championship match to date). Valeri went on to be named MLS Cup MVP. Also, similar to Atlanta above, it was a big win for the city of Portland as a Portland pro sports team had not won a championship since the Portland Trail Blazers won the 1977 NBA World Championship Series (now known as the NBA Finals). Caleb Porter coached the Timbers from 2013 to 2017 and, somewhat ironically, has been head coach of Columbus Crew SC since 2019. He was a great coach for Portland. The Timbers' first MLS season was in 2011. So far, the 2015 and 2018 MLS Cups have been the team's only appearances in MLS' championship match. In those seasons, the Timbers finished in fifth and third place, respectively, in the Western Conference. Both in 2013 and 2017, they finished in first, but were unable to make it past the Conference Finals in 2013 and Conference Semifinals in 2017. In 2013 and 2018, the team had impressive 15-game unbeaten streaks. Overall, all seasons combined, the Timbers have been a middle-of-the-pack MLS squad. Over the years, goalkeepers Donovan Ricketts and Adam Kwarasey tallied high numbers of shutouts. Some of their single-season shutout numbers approached league records. In 2013, Ricketts had 14 shutouts and in 2015, Kwarasey had 13. Incredible. Portland won the one-off MLS is Back Tournament in August 2020, earning a spot in the 2021 CONCACAF Champions League.

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Portland Timbers - PTFC ARMY

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Portland Timbers - PTFC ARMY

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Rose Quarter

Rose Quarter

3.8(69 reviews)
5.7 mi•Lloyd District, Northeast Portland

Had many fond memories created at concerts at THE ROSE QUARTER aka " Memorial Coliseum " as I…read morerefer it as. My journey started in the early 80's to see in 1982 tour for a triple bill of heavy metal with GIRLSCHOOL , IRON MAIDEN & SCORPIONS ! I mean can you believe that lineup and only $10.... Of coarse I've ventured to the venue many times. It not really improved much throughout the years but always nostalgic when I do see a show... I'm glad they keep it open.

Rose Quarter is the spot to be if you're up for a good time ! You've got everything from epic…read moresports showdowns at the Moda Center to kickass concerts. I even had my graduation ceremony at this exact location . The venue is spacious and has some what okish seats . I feel atleast for a few hours they are alright and plus if you have the means to splurge there defnately can be an option to get better ones.Navigation is alright but more or less there are people who can help guide you in case you are lost . And when hunger strikes, the dining scene nearby is helpful , I wouldnt say that they are reasonably priced or have a lot of options but again when you come to an event like this , its pretty much expected that you will be charged slightly higher than the norm . Parking is horrendous and I would highly recommend taking public transit .In all these years of coming here , only once did we make the mistake of taking our car and regretted it instantly. All in all It's the perfect place to soak up the city vibes and make some awesome memories.

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Rose Quarter
Rose Quarter - Such a fun place to hangout and people watch

Such a fun place to hangout and people watch

Rose Quarter - Concert tonight!!

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Concert tonight!!

Peter W. Stott Center - Event area

Peter W. Stott Center

4.0(3 reviews)
4.2 mi•Downtown, Southwest Portland

The Stott Center serves as the answer to the question: How do you go wrong with a facility that…read moreoffers a weight room, circuit training room, swimming pool, racquetball, squash, tennis, basketball, ping pong and rock climbing? The Stott is home to Portland State University basketball and volleyball in addition to serving as a student rec center with all of the above. Despite all the amenities, it resembles a cement bomb shelter more than a true Division I athletic center. When it was built in 1966 it was probably more than adequate for Portland State's needs, but 42 years later it's stretched way beyond its capacity by the rapidly expanding University. A new student recreation facility is scheduled to open next year and that should ease the congestion and bring student rec out of the 1970s, but as of now there is no remedy on the horizon for the school's Division I sports teams who are forced to play in a gym that most high schools would scoff at. The lack of parking and easy street access seem trivial in comparison with the tiny gym's cramped quarters and outdated facilities. Remodels over the last 10 years have made the gym better and added an elevator for wheelchair access, but they are the equivalent of putting makeup on a corpse.

Great NCAA Div I basketball. Portland State Vikings are fun to watch. Arena is small so you're…read moreclose to the action. HUGE video screen.

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Peter W. Stott Center - Main Arena - home of the Portland State Vikings

Main Arena - home of the Portland State Vikings

Peter W. Stott Center - Peter W. Stott Athletic Center

Peter W. Stott Athletic Center

Peter W. Stott Center - Peter W Stott Center entrance

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Peter W Stott Center entrance

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