The day after purchasing tickets I received a text from an unknown number with a link, no…read moreexplanation just a link. I never click on a link from unknown numbers so the text was deleted. After receiving an email I guessed the text had something to do with my tickets so I called ticketcity, yes the text was for my tickets. I requested another text or email but only received excuse after excuse. Multiple calls over several days with one excuse after another and no tickets. Poor customer service that will not or can not make decisions to solve issues. This was my first and last time using ticketcity. Guess my only option is to dispute charges with my credit card company.

JP was fantastic to work with. He helped me pick out the best seats and we had sunshine all day. He…read moresuggested we go on family day where our kiddos got to run the bases, it was a truly unforgettable experience! thank you, JP!

Moody Amphitheater is a great venue. Love the atmosphere and the people are always welcoming and…read morehelpful. There honestly isn't a bad seat in the place, and the number of shows they bring in just keeps getting better and better. The food options are surprisingly solid for a venue, and of course the champagne selection is amazing every time. One of the best parts is how easy everything is logistically too -- quick Uber drop zone and I can basically be home within minutes after a show. Always a fun experience and definitely one of the best places in Austin to catch live music.

I wanted to give just 3 stars for that night that Madonna performed and she made us wait for…read moreseveral hours after show time to start and turned off the air conditioning for her throat (since for health reasons they should have warned us this would be happening so the rest of us who weren't Madonna but had our own health issues could plan accordingly - for instance I had a kidney stint in at the time and needed to drink a ton of fluids that night cause I was sweating like crazy and getting dehydrated). However some them I've seen Ice Cube and some other shows and they were fun...so I threw an extra star back your way dude. Ok Wayne? OK Garth? The seats are a bit tight here so eat a salad before you come. And drinks start at $17 for a beer and more for cocktails (you can get a margarita for $26). So leave your credit cards at home and you won't get tempted. Buying drinks here is insane in the membrane. But they do have a few restaurants with nice vibes. See you back there in a couple weeks for Demi Lovato!! Maybe you'll get another review.

I have only been to the apmitheater twice for shows and both times were excellent…read more The sound is absolutely incredible. To be honest, I was suprised it was that good. It's a nice space and the lawn seating is decent as well. Like most venues, expect to pay a ridiculous price for beverages and food. Lines can get insanely long. Definitely not a place you want to drive to, parking is pretty close to non-existent. We actually walked one way on each of our visits and then took a car service. That's the best option. Overall, really good experience during both visits.

Line dancing in Moody Amphitheater park managed by Waterloo Greenway was such a refreshing and…read moredelightful experience. There's something special about being outdoors, music playing, and people of all ages coming together just to dance and have fun....Family friendly event. The open space made it feel relaxed and welcoming with good vibes only . The dances were easy to follow, whether you were a beginner or had some experience line dancing, and the sense of community was amazing. Strangers quickly turned into friendly dance partners. Also, plenty of laughs were shared throughout the evening. The fresh air and upbeat music made the whole experience feel uplifting and energizing. It's a perfect way to get some exercise in without it feeling like a workout. This is a great reminder of how fun simple activities can be. Importantly, the Line Dancing was free to the public...6-10 pm. Line dancing in the park is something I would absolutely do again and highly recommend to anyone looking for a fun, social, feel‑good way to spend an evening.

This place is a total hoot. Go for Chicken Shit Bingo, you will not be disappointed. It's one of a…read morekind.

It's a cool place with mostly friendly people and 2 pleasant for the most part, bartenders the last…read more3 times we went in there. My boyfriend and I will go to Bike Farm next door for bike service. We've have a few beers at Little Longhorn etc, but this one time (4:30 pm on a Wednesday) we went in recently. NO ONE was in there and I set my bag on a barstool, of maaaaaany open barstools. An older man walks up and says' "I MADE THIS BAR WITH HOOKS so you can put your purse underneath. It wasn't what he said, it was how he said it with a condescending attitude and tone. I was apparently a menace or "youngin" being rude. I removed my purse from the stool and put it on the way too tiny hook for anyone's bag and then LITERALLY NO ONE sat there the next 40 minutes until we left. I'm always thoughtful, that if it's a crowded place, that I wouldn't take up a stool with my bag . Him, his comment and attitude were unnecessary. Whether he "built" the bar or not. You're running customers off by having a shit attitude. See you never LLS and crappy attitude old man "who built the bar"

This music venue is tucked into a secluded senior activity center in a quiet neighborhood next to…read moreLamar and 29th St. It's a small venue that could handle about 100 or so concertgoers. It recently had its entire wooden floor replaced and is often used for line dancing by seniors. They do get some local respectable acts that play here, just call ahead to find out who's coming. One thing to keep in mind though, is that if it's a very popular act, there's only four dozen parking spaces out front. 5 informative photos included.

Austin is a town with about 200 official music venues. There are countless house concerts, coffee…read morejoints, stores, even the airport hosts live music. So why isn't the Austin Acoustical Cafe on the map? My best guess is they don't have enough internet presence. Kids (eight & up) are welcome. Acts posted on their website in early 2012 are The Austin Lounge Lizards, Bob Livingston, Fingerpistol, Kevin Welch, Matt Harlan, and Albert & Gage.

100% Rip off artists! Avoid like the plague. Just google the phone number and you'll get…read moreTHOUSANDS of results with different business names. Red flag? Yeah. They stole $280 from me using a fake website made to look like the concert venue's. Not accredited by the BBB either, obviously. If you give them your cash, odds are you'll never see it NOR the tickets you're trying to buy ever again.

Adam saved me from a bad decision..I'm so glad I checked with Xenia before I bought tickets…read moreonline. He was extremely knowledgeable, friendly and patient.

From the owner: Xenia Events is a travel firm that provides tickets and custom hospitality packages to the world's…read moremost sought after and exclusive events.

Audrey (owner) was amazing during our Anniversary Date Night candle making experience. She was very…read moreknowledgeable on her craft, able to educate us on the art of making candles and most importantly provided an amazing night for my wife and I. We will definitely be back for this experience again!!!

So cute! I'm so happy to find this place! It's a mix of a small store front and a community center…read morewith workshops. They have a lot of small gifts, perfume, candles and incense. They also offer various workshops both public and private for small parties. You can learn to make candles, perfumes, and a lot of other things! The store is well stocked and clean, and the prices are very fair for the high quality sourcing as well as being locally made. The shop keeper was super informative and told me a lot about the brand, and the workshops they offer. I'll have to return to grab some gifts for people through the holidays.

had great fun doing our crafts while sipping on some in house cocktails. chill vibe - great way to…read morespend a few hours with friends or a partner!

I came here for my sister's birthday because we wanted to do something a little more interactive…read morethan just going out to dinner. Funny enough, even though it's called Upstairs Circus, I kept calling it "Uptown Circus" for some reason and still do. My sister had been here once when she first moved to Austin, but it had been a while, so she was happy to go again. We tried to make a reservation for a Monday but found out they're closed that day unless it's a private event. So we ended up booking a Sunday evening during their Sangria Sundays event. Signing up online was quick and easy--no payment required upfront. When we arrived, we were seated at a table and given the option to sit side by side or across from each other. They handed us a laminated flyer with all the available project options, ranging from easy (about an hour) to more challenging projects that can take the full three-hour session. There was a good mix of household items (like coasters and magnetic shelves), jewelry, handbags, clutches, accessories, and even a pricier custom Nike shoe painting project. The sample projects looked very professional, but the final result really depends on your artistic skills and how focused you are during the session. My sister and I decided to pick different projects--she chose a handbag clutch, and I went with coasters. We got all our materials and instructions. One thing I noticed: this kind of activity is probably better suited for people who don't have a ton to catch up on while working. Since my sister and I hadn't seen each other for weeks, we were trying to talk and catch up, which made it harder for me to focus on the project. Some steps were time-sensitive, so juggling both conversation and crafting was a bit stressful. For my coaster project, I initially planned to use a stencil and transfer paper to trace a design, but it didn't work very well. I ended up switching to a simple two-color block design just to make sure I could finish in time. My sister's project was a bit more advanced--she had to do leather hole punching and threading--but she managed to finish and loved how her clutch turned out. Since it was Sangria Sunday, you get one complimentary sangria or mocktail with your reservation, and they keep a card on file if you want to order more drinks. I got a spicy cocktail that actually had really good flavor, even though I didn't finish it. Overall, this is a fun and unique activity if you want to do something creative with a friend or group. I'd recommend it more if you're looking to spend quality time doing something together rather than having a deep conversation--because focusing on the project definitely takes some attention. My sister was happy with her finished product, and I liked mine even if it turned out simpler than planned. It's a cool idea for a birthday, date night, or just a different kind of outing.