we love coming to L.A Galaxy Game Always so much fun & very…read morefamily friendly. the stadium is big and has many food options. the seats are comfortable and in our opinion it doesn't matter where you sit the view is great. the sunset is beautiful here. you need to enjoy a game HERE ASAP

Great venue! Entering with security checks was a breeze including our ticket scanning. The venue…read morehas wrap around concessions so no matter where you walk or sit, something is close ny including the vendors selling in the stands! We attended an LA Galaxy match, our first visit at Dignity Health Stadium. It was easy to find our section, row, and seats. Before the match and during half-time, there was a DJ with music playing to keep the fans energized. We used one of the two offsite lots (Del Amo Station), and took a bus to the venue. The buses were queued up before and after the match. Very easy! Buses were new, clean, and comfortable, with great air-conditioning. Lots of parking in the lot as well.

I came here, via car, for dinner before a soccer game on a Wednesday in late May 2024. We had…read morereservations here and it wasn't very crowded. I love that if you have an American Express credit card, you and two other people in your party can each get wristbands for 2 free drinks (alcoholic or otherwise) - just show your AmEx card at the kiosk at the top of the stairs when you enter. For a buffet, I was pleasantly surprised at how good the food was. The Smoked Beef Brisket was very good and I loved all of the different salad options. My favorite was the Crisp Apple Slaw. The restaurant had a great view of the stadium and there is a time limit to how long you're able to stay in the restaurant. $53 per person for this buffet was definitely on the pricier side though. I think this restaurant is worth checking out once if you're attending an event at the stadium but okay to skip if you're not a regular.

I really liked the location and how Amex provides 2 free drinks. Fortunately, I did my homework…read morebefore the game and made last minute reservations to get seated by the window. You can also choose main dining area which has bar height tables. We chose to do the buffet but I would not do it again if it is the same food options. The roast and sirloin were so tough I couldn't eat them. I included the menu for the day and it was $61pp. But I totally regretted it and should have went with the bar menu items instead. Totally not worth the high price. Our waiter didn't really explain everything well and I never knew it included soft drinks. They do have an area near the bar for limited table seating and bar seating for first come first service. I was upset when my son and I went to go to the buffet and someone took our drinks and water as though they thought we left. Had to ask for another beverage again and even the waiter was baffled. It is very clean and they have restrooms nearby. They also have a patio bar that was lively. They offer patio cushioned furniture to hang out in the patio. It was very nice to be seated at the window because it allows for excellent views of the pitch. It was very nice but it did seem as though the staff were confused as they walked around and there was some confusion at check in. It can be a little confusing too when you first arrive. You will see the entrance with the stairs to go up but just know they will direct you around the corner to check in with hosts and provide your Amex CC. Also, make sure all parties have an AMEX CC so all get 2 free drinks otherwise only the cardholder will get free drinks. The rest of your party will be allowed to enter but without the free drinks. Really like that it pays to have AMEX!

I have been to a few games even as the stadium has changed names many times over the decades it's…read morebeen years since I been to a game but LA galaxy is my home team literally so I'm always keeping a follow in their seasons but I even saw David Beckham play too! It's a great sized stadium with good views anywhere really and plenty parking Located inside CSUdH

We attended our first LA Galaxy match, and our first visit at Dignity Health Stadium. It was fun…read moreto watch in person! Lots of energy in the stands! It waa a draw but lots of exciting almost goals! We used one of the two offsite lots (Del Amo Station), and took a bus to the venue. The buses were queued up before and after the match. Very easy! Buses were new, clean, and comfortable, with great air-conditioning. Lots of parking in the lot as well.

My daughter's wedding was nothing short of magical--a true fairytale come to life! From the very…read morebeginning, the entire team went above and beyond to make our vision a reality. A special thank you to Emily, our wedding coordinator, who was absolutely amazing. She was always pleasant to work with, helped us navigate every detail, coordinated with vendors, offered wonderful ideas, and greatly reduced our stress throughout the planning process. Carlos was equally outstanding. He assisted with so many aspects of the wedding, including alcohol selections and pricing, and was always professional, helpful, and accommodating. Maria Plata and the catering team exceeded every expectation. The food, service, and attention to detail were exceptional. Everything was beautifully executed, and our guests are still talking about how wonderful the experience was. Every member of the team delivered five-star service. As a mother, seeing my daughter have the wedding of her dreams meant everything to me. Thank you for creating memories that our family will cherish forever. We could not be happier with the fairytale wedding you help create for my baby girl!

I have visited this center on several occasions. Each visit has been a pleasant experience. This…read moretime was a 85th birthday . There several wings and each wing has banquet rooms for rental. The banquet rooms vary in size. There is a large atrium, ideal for large events. The natural lighting in this atrium is simply beautiful. There are plenty of clean bathrooms on the property. This entire property is clean with plenty of free parking. The parking lot is brightly lit for night parking. The taste of the food is what you would expect from a hotel banquet room. This center has a busy calendar of exercise classes and information on health, housing and finances. This is something for everyone!

This was one of the best experiences Ive had since moving to LA. I loved the ability to choose…read morebetween the dome, hall, and deck. There is truly a spot for everyone. I can tell there was so much care put into the design of this space. I had the most positive interaction with a tech staff member, I believe her name was Sarah. She was so knowledgeable about the space and so passionate about the technology. I did not get anything to eat but the food looked great and the service was even better. I cant wait to go back and see Wonka soon. I have definitely found my new hang out spot!

I visited for the first time to go for the Dodgers watch party against the Braves. We purchased…read moreparking in P3, and it was really well-organized in following the signs to go to the parking lot. We found a spot pretty quickly since we went earlier and then it was a quick walk to the the venue. Security was easy going and they directed us to our seats well. All the employees are really nice and friendly. Restrooms are clean. We sat on the second level with a booth for 2. The servers came by right away to give us water and drinks. We ordered beers and some popcorn to watch the game. LOVE the screen. Truly a mini sphere since it spans to the top and you can see the score and multiple screens. It felt like sitting on the field when they batted or just sitting behind the dug out. It is truly the best seats in the house. Super good speakers and I love how great the crowd was. It's such a great spot if you are looking to see a sporting event. They do watch parties for football, hockey, basketball, baseball and more. They also air movies like Harry Potter and then some performances like Cirque du Soleil. I would love to come here again!

If you have never been here make sure to download their app. Each person will need a profile to get…read morein. If you have a minor you can either add then to your account or if they have a phone make an account for them. Once set up everything is all good. Been here for two concerts and sit at the top section. It's fast to get in and out. First show was for Jingle Ball 2025 and then the second was for It's Iconic The Tour: TLC, Salt n Pepa and En Vogue. So fun watching the shows here. It doesn't matter where you sit because there's a screen where you can see the act. As for seating if you choose row 1 at the top, you will be walking all the way down to the bottom if the top section. And it's hella steps that are steep! Grab on to your panty and the hand rail walking down! I got dizzy looking down and thought I was gonna become a roly poly!!! So if you're afraid of heights or have aching body parts, I suggest you get top seats, last row of any section. As for grubbing while you watch, It's easy to grab snacks and drinks if you add your debit/CC to your account. They have stations or the quick walk-in, grab n go! But I suggest you eat before you get to Intuit. A bottle water will cost about $8. The venue has USB-C charging for each seat. So if you're one of those people who's on their phone 24/7 or just need to charge a bit, it's conveniently available to you. Just bring your own cord. Staff here are nice. If you have a question or need assistance to your seat, you can ask for help. They will even wheel you to your section. I love how if you want merch it's all at one spot. No need to walk around the entire venue looking for it. It's just a long line, but don't worry it'll go fast. There's at least ten or more people to help with purchase and all items are displayed on the wall. This can be found behind the looong ass escalator. Parking is a bit pricey, but it's okay. It's good for you to walk anyways. I loved my second concert here more. Even though we only had Chili representing for TLC, she still brought it! Everyone was dancing with all the acts and brought you back to when you understand what the artist actually say and rap! En Vogue still got the voice!! S-N-P can still get the crowd going!! And the DJ had everyone and their mama dancing. It surprised me my teen knew the songs I grew up with! From alt rock to hip hop we had the everyone from floor seats to the top of Intuit bopping!

The experience is great…read more It's easy to use the app and phone. Use your brain for once guys. It's just changed, grow up and adapt. Adapt or die Great experience Free parking Free ticket

I was born a CHARGERS:) FAN & WILL DIE A CHARGERS FAN! I've…read morebeen with them ever since I was a young girl. I go for the win or lose and trust me we've had our fair share of loses. Lol but they are still AWESOME:) Born and raised in San Diego and even though now they are once again the Los Angeles CHARGERS. They will always be the SD CHARGERS to me. GO CHARGERS!!!

A lot of people agree, the Chargers shouldn't have moved from San Diego to Los Angeles in 2017…read more Since then, the Chargers have solidified their second-tier status with other secondary LA teams. They include the Angels (MLB), Clippers (NBA), Ducks (NHL), and LAFC (MLS). The Dodgers (2020), Lakers (2020), Kings (2014), and Galaxy (2014) have won league championships more recently than their LA counterparts. The Rams are the last team to win the Super Bowl (2022). I think the Chargers are most comparable to the Clippers. The Chargers and Rams share SoFi Stadium as their home stadium. The Lakers and Clippers share Crypto.com Arena as their home arena. The Chargers haven't won a Super Bowl and have made it to The Big Game only one time (1994). The Rams have won two Super Bowls and have made it to The Big Game five times. The Chargers and Clippers have spent less time in LA than the Rams and Lakers, respectively. Also, coincidentally, the Chargers and Clippers both moved from San Diego to LA (the Clips moved to LA in 1984). Throughout history, the Chargers haven't been a bad team. They just haven't had much postseason success despite their fair share of playoff appearances. I know the Chargers best for the Philips Rivers era. Rivers went to college the same time I did. As a Georgia Tech student and fan, I watched Rivers' career unfold when he was the QB at conference rival NC State. Rivers would go on to have a 16-year career with the Chargers (2004-2019). He started every game during the 2006-2019 seasons. Including his final NFL season with the Indianapolis Colts, Rivers is second all-time in most consecutive starts (240) by an NFL QB behind Brett Favre (297). Rivers has the most passing yards and passing touchdowns among NFL players to have never reached the Super Bowl. The closest Rivers got to the Super Bowl was the 2008 AFC Championship Game (2007 season), a 21-12 loss at New England. Rivers never played in another conference championship game. The Rivers era coincided with LaDainian Tomlinson's time with the Chargers (2001-2010). LT was an absolute beast in his prime, which was at the same time the Chargers last made the aforementioned AFC title game. He set the NFL record in rushing touchdowns in 2006 with 28 touchdowns. From 2004 to 2007, LT led the league in rushing TDs three out of four years. He also led the league in rushing yards in back-to-back seasons, 2006-2007. He was the NFL's MVP in 2006. Since moving to LA in 2017, the Chargers have had three winning seasons. However, they've only made the playoffs once (in January 2019; 2018 season). The team just finished its first season under new head coach Brandon Staley. This is Staley's first job as an NFL head coach. He spent the previous few years as a linebackers coach for the Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos and, most recently, as the defensive coordinator for the Rams.

What a great group of people. I went on a run with my Pom. He didn't last the whole run but it…read morewas such a great time.

First timer here and I was really looking forward to this fun run. The concept was cool... seemed…read morelike this could be a lot of fun. Unfortunately, it was the complete opposite in my experience. PROS: - cool concept - decent DJs playing good music - music sound quality was great - venue was ideal (just not used to its full potential) CONS: - very poorly executed course - not enough resources to direct and guide foot traffic - course had had some narrow trails making it hard for actual runners to get by walkers (walkers to the right!!) - not enough blacklight on the course to give it that feeling of a neon night run - not enough music during the run, music only near the tents - parking was far from the start and finish line (i think this aided in the confusion of where to go) - swag bags included temporary tattoos, glow-in-the-dark necklace/bracelet, glow-in-the-dark paint - one water station during course and it was room temperature. eww. read on for more details... Event Parking -- Just about the only thing that went smoothly. One issue I had was $10 parking fee. on top of registration, we still have to pay for parking? if you're going to rent a venue out to host an event, consider including parking fees into the registration cost. Entrance -- very poorly organized. from the parking area, we walked in the same direction as the crowd only to find out most of the crowd had walked to the packet pick-up booths. no one was on site to direct people to the starting line, if they were there, they did not speak up and it was hard to tell at night who was staff vs a participant. i didn't see any signs either. we opted to walk into the stub hub center and started following another crowd of people who were luckily walking toward the starting line which was on the completely opposite side of the parking area. Starting Line -- waves of participants went every few minutes. the first 10th of a mile was a narrow bottleneck which made it difficult to even trot Course -- most of the course was well lit. cool, they're being safe, but in all honesty i was expecting more darkened areas with blacklights... it is a neon run, right? the spray tents were a claustrophobic nightmare. many people stayed until they were drenched in glow in the dark water then taking pictures by the blacklights causing a traffic jam. on the last leg of the course, they had us go from one end of a parking lot to the the other end, then back again... i felt like a lab rat in a maze... it was at this point that we lost complete direction of the course and made our own way to the packet pick up location. from here, we were trying to figure out where the finish line was... once again, ZERO help in navigating participants in where to go. i overheard people say the finish line was inside the arena, so we went. i mapped my run using the Nike Running app and came up 1 mile short... walking from the lab rat maze that was the parking lot to packet pick-up definitely was not a mile... taking a look at the course map on their website, i suspect there's an entire section everyone failed to run through (i don't recall running through there) b'coz there was most likely no one there to direct traffic or it wasn't clearly marked. Conclusion: with the lack of organization and staff... i shouldn't have paid for this event and just showed up... maybe i woulda had more fun that way.

The XFL is back and it's in LA! This stadium is perfect because it's not huge and it's a great…read moreplace for the fans to feel close to the action. You will see camera men running around EVERYWHERE to get shots of the fans. Honestly it was a very fun time. I just wish the stadium was more filled for the game. It was the home opener for their first season. So hopefully in the future months they will gain more people. Overall I loved my experience at the game! I look forward to coming back again! Plus how could anyone be upset over a $20-$30 ticket. Also arrive 3 hours before kickoff and they will have a ton of fun happening right outside the stadium.

This was a great learning experience. The coaches are top tier. The training will help me in my…read moreupcoming basketball season.

Coach Brian Seaton's Next Level Performance is a program worth investing in. He is an experienced…read morecoach and runs a very organized program. My son has learned a great deal in practices and really enjoys playing on his team.