I've been to major league ballparks and sports arenas all over the world and this is the only place…read moreI've ever been that does not allow EMPTY water bottles to be brought in. This policy is ridiculous.

The various choir's are wonderful the event organized however are thus far incompetent. All…read moreadvertising said the doors would open at 6pm so that everyone could be seated for the 7pm performance with prelude at 6:30...they did not open the doors until 6:15-6:30. So here we are at 7pm withe the performance not yet started, jut the prelude. And they completely underestimated the size of the crowd that would turn out. They had blocked off two thirds of the seating with curtains; those have now been raised as people continue to enter.

Every Tuesday during the fall and winter months they have these great, uplifting devotionals from…read moreleaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They are at 11am. I was very inspired!

Unparalleld historic nostalgia! Who at BYU hasn't run this indoor track ?Especially while taking…read morethe class : "Fitness for Life" ?

**This review is speaking for the student fitness center part of the Smith Fieldhouse only.**…read more BYU recently remodeled the student fitness center/weight room and it is amazing--today was the first day it opened. Before, I agreed with the 2-3 star ratings, but the new updates make it an easy 5-stars. Tons of new equipment from free weights to cardio machines to bumper plates for barbells to TRX training materials to kettlebells--BYU scrapped 95% of what was in the gym before and replaced it with new, better equipment. DEFINITELY worth checking out as a student.

LaVell Edward's is the best! Best scenery in the country! Typically some great food options as well…read morelike Cupbop or down Hawaiian food! This was my $10 pizza I bout at halftime.. looked old and was super hard.. I had to hit up holy taco after the game

I attended a "Big 12 After Dark" BYU football game against Kansas State. It was BYU's first game as…read morea member of the Big 12. And, this was my first visit to Provo, Utah and to LaVell Edwards Stadium. It was an 8:30pm kickoff and this was also a "White Out" game where every BYU fan in attendance was instructed to wear white. I had the time of my life!!! Granted, I am too old to be a student, but just being a college football fan in general, LaVell Edwards Stadium had it all. Couldn't have asked for a better experience!!! There were so many memorable moments, I'm still feeling on Cloud 9 from it all! Where to start?????? - The setting!! From the home side of the stands, you have a gorgeous mountain range view hanging in the distance. It's one of the best backdrops in college football!! Maybe THE BEST!! The scenery was stunning! But in a way, no surprise. Utah's landscape never ceases to amaze. For the 8:30pm kickofff, they allowed fans inside the stadium 2 full hours ahead of time. This gave me ample opportunities to walk around and explore. I bought my ticket on TickPick (as usual). It was $53 which I think was cheap. Both BYU and Kansas State (who has a solid football reputation) were 3 - 0 heading into this game. And for a primetime showing on ESPN, $53 was well worth the price of admission, lol. Before entering, they had the "Cougar Walk" where fans greeted the players as they entered the stadium. That was exciting. I made sure to take a photo with the Cougar Statue right outside. Btw, I parked along the side street at the BYU Botany Pond, about a one mile walk from LaVell Edwards Stadium. This way I didn't have to pay for parking. LaVell Edwards Stadium has a seating capacity of 64,000 and for this game...it was a sellout. That brings me to my next point... - Crowd energy and noise! I was mighty impressed with BYU's fans and students bringing the noise and showing their passion for the Cougars. Every third down on defense had fans standing and rooting for BYU to make a stop. I also appreciated the BYU Fight Song which was playful and all the fans knew the chant. Opening introductions were fantastic with fireworks lighting off and getting things started. And...at the end of the game when BYU won convincingly, there was a terrific 5 minute fireworks display that finished the celebrations on the perfect note. I also need to mention how when ending the 3rd quarter and entering the 4th quarter, the Cougar mascot got the stadium rocking with a pounding of the drums while fans responded and clapped along. It reminded of the "Skol Chant" at US Bank Stadium for the Minnesota Vikings. Another thing to mention was my seat...I sat in Section NN and Row 36 which was the last row of the visiting side of the stands. Yet...the views of the game from this Row 36 were awesome! I could see all the action perfectly. And just glancing around at the rest of the bowl that comprised LaVell Edwards Stadium, it appeared like wherever you sat, you were able to follow every play from any vantage point. Whoever designed this place did an outstanding job, lol! In the end, for attending a BYU football game here at LaVell Edwards Stadium, it had to be one of the most electric and exciting atmospheres I have ever been to for a sporting event. I loved every moment. And this is why I live for college football! Thank you Brigham Young University for having me.

Had a great time seeing all the animals, especially the cattle show!! The LEGO exhibit was sweet!!…read moreThe FREE RODEO it was a great family night!! Food was great too!!

The fairgrounds are the biggest and best around. Rodeo circuit professionals love to come to this…read morearena and compete. Two reasons, there is big money here since it is part of the Million Dollar Tour and because of the facilities. Preforming in front of sold out crowds, every rodeo, can not suck either. The highlight of Fiesta Days is the 4 nights of professional rodeo, with great riders, good entertainment and great announcers / clowns. During Fiesta Days they also host the Flag Burning Ceremony for flags that need to be retired. If you have never attended, you are missing a very patriotic event. You can buy tickets online for the events well in advance and get better seats than if you wait. It is also the host of the Utah County Fair for many years now, and seems to grow every year. The monster truck shows and the demolition derby sell out almost as quick as the tickets go on sell. These are "do not miss" events, always a ton of fun. They have smaller arenas and have youth rodeo competitions there almost weekly, as well as farm auctions for animals and equipment. Stalls can be rented for real reasonable prices. Spanish Fork is a big supporter of rodeo, 4H and other such things. I always get tickets for at least a night or two of Fiesta Days Rodeo, monster truck, demotion derby, the bull fights and the May rodeo. Many of the junior events in the smaller arenas are free to the public.

This place I'm not coming back we were listening to music from Brandon lake then this lady came up…read moreto us and literally told us we have to leave just because we were having fun she ruined our whole experience never coming back bitches. !

The Maverick Center is the home of the Utah Grizzlies Hockey. It's located in West Valley, with…read moresurrounding restaurants you can enjoy before the game, or watch the game. Watching the game with family and friends is always enjoyable. The have many concessions stands there, and you can also get you an ice cold beer. The team store there has all your fan gear you could ever want. It is pricey but when you buy there it will always be. Being you family to a game and they will remember it for years to come. The tickets are reasonably priced, it won't make you go bankrupt. So come and see the Grizzlies play!!!

I've been coming to America First Field (formerly Rio Tinto Stadium, affectionately known as "The…read moreRioT") for Real Salt Lake MLS games for over six years now, and it's always a fun experience. The stadium has a great soccer vibe, and the unpadded plastic seats are comfortable enough to enjoy the game for a few hours. There are plenty of snack and drink options, though be prepared for the typical stadium prices that are on the high side. If you're flexible, waiting for last-minute seats can sometimes score you a bargain, which is always nice. The stadium does have some accessibility challenges for ADA and wheelchair users. There's only one place to store mobility scooters, so if your seats are on the opposite side of the stadium, it can be quite a trek. It definitely helps to have someone with you. I had to ride and drop my mom's scooter when the two of us went to a Real Salt Lake game last summer, which was a bit cumbersome but still manageable with planning. The stadium is well laid out and there isn't a truly terribly seat in the whole venue. It's designed perfectly so it's easy in and easy out, and I have zero complaints about the game day experience over the years. The team store is terrific as well, with tons of great merchandise if you need to get outfitted as a fan. While the name is now pretty generic and boring, America First Field is a solid spot for MLS soccer. It captures that local soccer energy perfectly, and I always have a great time cheering on Real Salt Lake despite the minor accessibility hurdles and pricey concessions.

I went to the Royals closing game and had SO MUCH fun. I was invited by some family to sit in a…read morebox, which definitely made the experience better. We got front row parking and everyone was so nice and helpful in the entrance we went in. They have some really good food/drink options at the stadium like jdawgs and fizz as well as the basics (churros, kettle corn, pretzels, etc). My one big complaint is that all their sodas are in plastic bottles rather than the fountain much I would prefer. I would also recommend sitting on the west side of the stadium to enjoy the Mountain View's. Absolutely stunning. Also the Royals won!!! Wooo!! Go Royals!

Utah Olympic Park was such a cool place to visit, even just as a spectator. It was fascinating to…read morewatch people actively skiing and slaloming right in front of you, especially knowing you're standing where parts of the 2002 Olympics actually took place. The whole area is very easy to access, which made it simple to pop in and explore without much planning. I enjoyed just standing there taking it all in and watching everyone fly down the courses like it was no big deal. It's a really enjoyable stop that makes winter sports feel exciting even if you're staying safely on the sidelines.

The gps brought us to a magnificent residential community with endless views. The best directions…read moreare Rt #224 to the Olympic Parkway uphill to the Olympic Park.. We could bang around the inside of a bobsled at the Utah Olympic Park, just outside of town. Here, a track crew member instructs riders prior to their run. If you are 16 and older, you could climb behind an experienced driver in "The Comet" and run the entire Olympic bobsled track, including a 40-story drop, in just under a minute and up to 5 G's of force. There were teens skiing into the Freestyle Pool. It's easy to spend hours here. The interactive activities were amazing! There is a gift shop & cafe with an information center.

Best sports complex in salt lake area the indoor soccer fields are clean and the food there is…read moreamazing.. Jurassic street tacos they are inside ...

From the owner: Riverbend hosts a wide variety of sporting events as well as regular events. Sports include adult…read moreand children's soccer leagues (with a heavy emphasis on the Latino population), rugby, boxing, lacrosse and American football. Events include things like festivals and concerts, quinceneras, weddings, etc.