This was my first visit to the Long Beach Terrace Theater to see Joe Satriani and Steve Vai touring…read moretogether as the SatchVai band. The venue has its own multi-story parking lot which is very easy to access, and only charges $15. We arrived thirty minutes before the show, and there was no line to enter the parking lot with many parking spaces available. After a very short walk across the garage and going up a one-story staircase (there is also an elevator), we were on the ground level with the theater. Unfortunately, you have to walk all the way around the large fountain area to reach the security checkpoint and entrance. There was no line and we passed through quickly. Luckily, after the show, you could walk directly to the garage without having to go around again. The theater seats around 3,000 people and has floor, loge, and balcony sections. It is very clean and has a modern feel. The main lobby is spacious and has high ceilings. There are bars on all levels, and some basic food items downstairs. There were also a few food and drink spots in front outside. The concert hall has very high ceilings and is also very modern. We sat on the floor in the second row. The seats were padded and comfortable, and the spacing between adjacent seats and between rows was good. The view of the performers was amazing. There was a large projection screen behind the stage, with various video playing throughout the show. There was some fog on the stage, and the lighting was good, but nothing exceptional. Sitting so close is great for pictures and videos, and you're oblivious to the other 2,900 people in the theater. It almost feels like you're getting a private performance. However, the sound can be hit or miss depending on the performers' preferences and venue's audio setup. The main speaker arrays here hang directly over the first few rows in front of the stage. For the opening band, we couldn't hear any of the guitars at all. Joe played almost completely through his on-stage amps only and the sound was perfect. Steve's mix was half through his amps and half through the main speaker arrays. We could hear his guitar, but not nearly as well as Joe's. It's not the venues fault, the sound is usually optimized for the majority of the theater, and the first few rows may suffer. The opening band was Animals As Leaders. I've seen them a few times over the years as an opener for Steve Vai. They are an instrumental guitar focused band with the unique characteristic that both guitarists use eight-string guitars which gives them a unique sound. Joe Satriani and Steve Vai started out the main show together. They are two of the greatest rock guitar legends to ever play. They played a few original songs together that they co-wrote, followed by both individual and joint performances of a dozen of their popular songs. Steve's unique three-neck Hydra guitar made an appearance. There was also an encore with cover versions of Rock and Roll and Born to be Wild. I've seen Joe 25 times and Steve seven times, and I'll continue to go to every show when they are in town. In between the opening band and the main show, we immediately went to use the ground level restrooms which are downstairs. The lines were already extremely long. On a whim, we went upstairs and the restrooms on both sides initially had very short lines. After only five minutes, the upstairs lines also started to get long. Go upstairs fast and you should have a much shorter wait. The show was great and I really liked the venue. It's modern, clean, and comfortable, with various amenities. The sound mix was a mixed bag sitting in front, but it wasn't the venue's fault. If you want the best chance of a good sound mix, don't sit up front. Parking was very convenient and very affordable. I would definitely come see a show here again. 4.5 stars rounded up to 5.

I attended the long beach grand prix performance concert which Lupe FIASCo performed on Friday…read more04.17.2026 @6:30pmsh. It was an outside concert. The thing that stood out was the nice courtyard decor of water fountains. The vibe radiated as the fountains were sparkling, giving the ambiance of a fresh cool entertainment settimg. The outside really looks cool at night because of the lighting structure. I have been here many times before. Experiencing both indoor and outdoor venue entertainment. Just to name a few.. Jokoy, air supply, 90s old school R&B funk jam , Franki Valli and the list goes on. Its not very big inside, in comparison to Crypto or the inglewood forum but it does its job. Stadium seating could use some work if they decide to remodel in the future. Its a clean place with great acoustics. The only negative thing I have to say is the sale of alcoholic beverages! The venue shuts down completely early. Like 9pmsh! Unacceptable for an entertainment venue. I recommend watching concerts or any type of events in this area. Plenty of parking in the parking structure and surrounding businesses nearby. Long Beach is beautiful.

I love coming here and so glad that Long Beach now has a minor league baseball team. I used to come…read morehere during the days of the MTV Rock n Jock softball games. Know before you go that cash is not accepted at the concession except for tip and clear bags only of a certain size are allowed. I found free parking next to my Alma Mater Wilson high school... there are other free parking sections and paid parking go to website for info. It was loads of fun to see the Inaugural game of The Regulators on Friday night. Warren G also did the ceremonial first pitch and gave a performance. I will say the Team won that night too!!! The DJ was great with the music selections as well kept the crowd hyped up throughout and in between innings. This just might be my summer thing to do.

Wonderful field. Nice screen out in centerfield. Fun, engaged crowd…read more Something has to be done about the concessions. Heavy restrictions on what you can bring in and it was a 27 minute wait to get a bag of popcorn and a bottle of water last Friday night. The stadium was far from full. We have all these tools trying to speed up the game but zero interest in streamlining the process to help us spend even more money at the park. Two lines, a few windows, no posted menu until you get to the head of the line. Is it so hard these days to pre-order digitally? Have a dedicated drinks window? Salt snack window? It really ruins the experience when you miss two full innings standing in line. They have two beer lines but nothing there to accommodate all of the kids that attend Dirtbags games. We have the Coast/Regulators coming in this summer and there will be a riot if that much game time is wasted standing in a tight line. Fix it, y'all. It's a drag.

Five Stars, so grateful to have this track because there are not any dirt non paved tracks for…read moremiles around. It's the closest you can get to trail dirt in the city. There is a grass field adjacent that you can also run on as well as some good bleachers to do steps. I'm sure that the ladies who gave this low marks were just looking for a excuse not to exercise and are not running currently because they found a bunch. There were a few bits of litter ... and guess what? I picked them up so I don't have to see them again! Respect the place your using for free or it will disappear. You could jog past a piece of litter for laps/miles and then go home write negative reviews on yelp for 15 minutes whining about it, or you could pick it up in 5 seconds and do your part, jeez. No poop when I was there, but I'd pick that up too. No potholes either but you could fill those yourself too, the track is wide. Also, anyone smoking whatever they want is none of your business, lung police. The more runners there, the better for the your lungs.

I am so blessed to have this track near my home I used to run in Cypress and now I run here plenty…read moreof parking secure. Good on my feet good place to get a quick jog. I love seeing people here walking with their spouses kids and friends sometimes people do a exercise on the grass.

This review is mostly about the food because i thought i could get a tour here today at the…read moreclippers draft party, according to their newsletter that they sent out to people who expressed interest in their season tickets previously, which just so happened to be false advertising. I got a hot dog here, which was $9. The quality of the hot dog was pretty good and tasty for stadium food and was reasonably priced for stadium food as well. The nachos were pretty reasonably priced too for $9.50. They even came with jalapenos and two cups of nacho cheese. You could debate that the nacho cheese could've came in one bigger container, but that's just like comparing tomatoes to tomatoes. All the packaging for the nachos was biodegradable so that's neat. The outside of this place is cool I suppose. I have no clue what it looks like inside, because when I went to enter, the guy told me I had to talk to a sales rep, so I did. The lady was like you have to buy season tickets to do a tour. I was like you want me to buy the season tickets today to do a tour? What if I don't like the stadium? She said yes. Then she told me I could look at what the stadium looks like online. Yeah I looked at it online but you know what doesn't look the same online and in person? A stadium... just like how Sofi Stadium doesn't look the same on the internet as it does in person... Like who in the world would ever want to be on the fourth or fifth story of that stadium as you can barely even see things on the third floor? So I said whatever and walked away. What a waste of time visiting. Why would I buy season tickets somewhere if I can't even get a tour to see what the stupid place looks like? When I wanted to buy chargers season tickets before the stadium was built, they walked me through the entire diagram. When I went on a tour at the staples center, they showed me the suites, the locker rooms and everything else. Here??? They don't even bother to show you what the stadium looks like! Anyway, back to the point. Get the hot dog it's pretty good. Or the nachos as they come in different colors. Oh at least I got a cool card of myself. That was really neat. But I really just wanted to see what the stadium looked like so I could consider whether this is something I wanted to do or not. Whatever...

This you must know before going to any event at this place…read more 1- Eat somewhere before arrival. Buy food on your way and eat it in your car or stop to eat at the place you want. Intuit has GRAB AND GO food but is super high in calories and grease: Hotdogs, hamburgers, nachos, pizza, chicken sandwiches (fried chicken breast) churros, pretzels and a one salad. I didn't see the sushi roll sandwich anywhere. 2- Pay for parking ahead of time 3- Download the app. Tickets and food is purchased through the app (NO CASH)Your tickets are digitally available BUT you must create an account. HUGE inconvenience if you go to concert once in a blue moon. 4- Your purse must be the size of a page 8x11 and plastic clear if possible. We went to see Shakira concert and we found ourselves confused about how to present the tickets. We were told to create a FACE RECOGNITION to have fast access which i did only to find out that it was not working so i had to show the tickets. That was very confusing. The seats are small and not comfortable but if you are going to see a concert don't worry because you will be standing up dancing most of the time. The staff was very nice and they were helpful.

I went for the spurs and okc game 3 & it was a nice experience! The facilities is well cleaned, the…read moreservice is well done! My sever Kim was a good vibe all around! The food came on time and was delicious! Great time love to be back here for more events

Really great experience, and our server todd was taking great care of us, funny and a nice…read moregentleman. Ask for Todd's service when you come you won't regret it

Love watching concerts here. I refuse to watch it at another venue because for the price you pay,…read moreyou can't get any better being close without pulling an arm or leg. I have watched Michael Buble, Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande, Justin Timberlake, Jingle Ball, Jonas Brothers, AJR, Shawn Mendes, KNOTB & Paula Abdul and many more artists. One that got canceled was Camila Cabello's due to COVID. Seating: I've had seats from the floor all the way up to the boonies. The further you go up, the seats become tighter and you do not have a drink holder so be aware that spillage of drinks will come down the floor and you may be stepping into stickiness. Also just be aware when you purchase seats that you do not purchase one that says "partial view obstructed". Otherwise you'll enjoy the concert no matter what. Parking: arrive early and get your prepaid parking. It's mostly a quick in and out. The longest one that took to get out was the AJR concert. The bathrooms are all downstairs which is kinda hard if you're ADA. Time it right so that you don't miss the act you're seeing. Food: stay away from their nachos. We had that and it was gross. You are safe with all the other snacks. Merch: Depending on the artist it should be located all throughout the venue. Inside and outside. But there are those people who sell the knock offs if your on a budget. Support your artist though people! Then buy a knock

We caught Rush's final LA show and walked away pleasantly surprised, despite a few venue quirks…read more Arriving about an hour and a half before showtime, we expected parking to be an absolute nightmare. Instead, the on-site lot was easy to find, and the staff did an incredible job checking us in and directing traffic. After a short walk to the entrance, we were greeted by very friendly staff who breezed us through security. Once inside, the experience got a bit bumpy. The concourse area was poorly organized, with massive lines for t-shirts and food completely blocking the walkways for people just trying to get to their entrances. To make matters worse, the food selection was limited and very expensive. Finding our section and seats was a breeze, though the seating itself is incredibly cramped with very little knee space. However, once the music started, all was forgiven. The sound system was absolutely superb--not a single glitch during the entire 2.5-hour show. The only other major downside is the weird setup for the men's restrooms. You have to walk down two flights of stairs just to reach them, Also, the sinks to wash your hands are hard to spot. Thankfully, the night ended on a high note. Getting out of the parking lot was surprisingly fast and well-organized. All in all, it is a solid venue to catch a great band!