Great game and the stadium is top notch. Good food although a bunch of food stations weren't open.read more

So my family had an untraditional Easter Sunday, a day at the ballpark. We got a suite. Good thing…read moresince it was chilly. There was an Easter egg hunt on the field before the game. There's always fun actities at the ball park, beside the games. As usual the service was great and employees all so friendly. Great family atmosphere. Too bad the Red Wings lost. 2925-25

Hockey fans are their own breed of people and Rochester hockey fans are some of the best ones. It's…read morerare that I come to an Amerks game with my family and have to worry that my impressionable daughter is going to see or hear things that I'll have to explain later. The atmosphere is a great blend of "loud & rowdy" and "family show". The Blue Cross arena is a decent, comfortable venue in the heart of the city, overlooking the Genesee River. It's not exactly the most modern facility, but it's sufficient for things like AHL hockey games. Fair selection of food, plenty of restrooms (*important*), friendly staff for the most part. It's such a thrill to watch the hometown team and see names on jerseys that you otherwise only hear about on the evening sports report. For a small town girl, it feels like being in a room with celebrities. I'll be here any chance I get.

Adorable fun night out with friends or family! Big excitement and energized crowd. A must go for…read moreanyone looking for a family friendly event.

My first time attending camp and I was very impressed and how well organized this event is. No…read moreparking on campus, you can park at one of the pittsford high schools and take the shuttle buses over ( cost $1) or park in someone's lawn near by for around $10. We took the bus. Fast ride. Arriving at St John Fisher we were dropped off right at the entrance, a quick scan of your ticket and we were in. Lots of kids games and a few vender booths. Meet Billy the Buffalo, very popular. Bills practice on the main field, follow the crowd. Lots of seats in the bleachers, otherwise stand along the fence. Lots of action going on, they ran multiple plays at once. Crowd was super loud and supportive of their team. Players were great acknowledging the fans. My nephew is a big fan and was so excited to hear that two running backs were signing autographs at the tent. We got there early because they cut of the number for signatures. Only kids 14 and under are allowed to get autographs, separate line for parents to take pictures. He was on cloud 9 meeting Devin Singletary and Zack moss. They were both so great with the kids,

Do you like watching the Buffalo Bills run around in the sweltering heat? Do you like taking a…read moreschool bus 15 extra minutes to the location from the parking. Do you like being stepped on while trying to get the signatures of the Buffalo Bills and hobbling to the bus? If so you'll love this! This place is awful. Even if you enjoy sports and the Bills you will be very bored. If you want to get something signed be willing to fight your way to the front of a barricade and risk injury. And if your over the age of 21 don't expect to get anything signed even if you are up front as some players will only sign kids items. The stuff out front was fun especially the air brush makeup. I just can't recommend this place to anyone even massive Bills fans.

The Amerks are a fun team to cheer on! Ticket prices aren't bad either. Now the parking is…read moreexpensive keeps us away from games. Too bad because I love watching the Amerks play. They've always been an exciting team to watch.

Love coming to amerks games. We are season ticket holders and have seats right on the glass. Even…read morewith kids I recommend sitting on the glass. I used to think that our boys wouldn't enjoy it as much and we sat higher up. That was ok but they definitely enjoyed sitting closer to the action. I guess the only downfall to sitting lower would be you don't really make the Jumbotron so that might be good for some people. Also the chances of getting a t shirt are slim too. With this being said we still still in the glass

I've always wondered just what kind of Rage the Raging Rhinos are suffering from. Is it Road Rage?…read moreIf so, Rochester has a perfectly good public transportation system that the players could use. Is it Roid Rage? If so, the players should really be banned. Is it a Rage Against The Machine? If so, I fully support it. Is it Ronald Rage-an? If so, I fully oppose it. The Raging Rhinos are one of the best and best-supported men's soccer teams in the USA that has never played in MLS. The MLS is where the superstars are, where the money and crowds are, and it's the pinnacle of US domestic soccer. The Rhinos belong in it, and WNY would be a better sporting place if they were, and yet because they haven't made the moves necessary to attain MLS status, I have to lower them from 5 to 4. Plus they're embroiled in a legal battle with the city of Rochester but I blame the city for that. The lawsuit was a horrible idea. On the plus side, they've won 6 of 8 matches this season and are one of the best non-MLS teams in the USA. They were champs of the second tier league (some people say it's the third, but I assure you, it's the second) that they play in (USSF A League) in 98, 2000 and 2001, and they won the coveted Lamar Hunt US Open Cup in 1999, which MLS teams also play in. They play in green and yellow to a crowd of 13k or more at Sahlen's Stadium. If you live in WNY and have never seen the Rhino's play, there is no time like the present. Get down to Rochester for a game, and see what you think. They are probably much better than you realize, and only a few missing pieces away from being at a standard where they could compete in MLS. It could be worse. It could be Raging Reno, as in Janet Reno, or the biggest little city in the world going crazy. Or it could be Raging Rene Russo, beating the crap out of Thomas Crown aka Brosnan. By the way did you know that bullets can harm all James Bond actors except for what. Bullets are unable to Pierce Brosnan. Or it could be the Raging Rhinoplasty. I certainly wouldn't want to have to deal with boatloads of plastic surgery patients who were not happy with their nose job.

While the rhinos are gone the stadium remains - rebranded as Rochester Community Sports Complex…read more Not much has changed - parking is still a pain, a bit run down inside It's nice that it's an option for other groups needing lager field space

We visited Innovation Field on Friday night for a baseball game. Was really looking forward to the…read morevisit since we had a suite. I haven't been there since shortly after they opened in 1998. Lol and I still call it Red Wing Stadium. The suite was very bright and spacious with seating for about 12. It opens to the outdoor covered area that also seats 12. We had 15 people in our group. A food package comes with the suite but my sister ordered extra items so I'm not sure exactly what the standard package includes. The food was decent. There was a bar right outside our suite. Alcohol was not included in our package. There is a private entrance from outside to get to the suites with an elevator right once you enter. We weren't aware of this but good to know if we come again. The main concession area downstairs was very spacious. High ceilings made it seem even more expansive. Much bigger and more variety than the area at the stadium for the Buffalo Bisons, Sahlen's Field. There are a couple of parking lots. Parking fee was a very reasonable $6. Plus when we pulled in they gave us a slip for free parking next visit since there was a possibility of a rain delay. Didnt expect that@ All employees we dealt with wete friendly and when needed helpful. Oh, did I mention, the game WAS postponed because of nonstop rain! That's ok. We get to go back again and actually experience a game! 2024-41

Always love seeing a Red Wings Game here. The entry process is quick and easy. The stadium does…read morehave a policy on specific bags you can bring into the stadium and this information can be found online. I brought a clear bag to carry our belongings with no issue. Plenty of food stands to choose from and accessible bathrooms can be found throughout the stadium. Parking is 7 dollars in the lot across from the stadium but you can find free street parking near by.

Can never shoot Trap skeet or sporting clays. No one works there. Even though the club has members…read morethere is no one to work there.

I have played soccer at the sports garden since 1997 and despite new places opening around…read moreRochester, this is the place to play adult 5v5 boarded field soccer. Most of the best players will be playing here in the higher leagues, and the leagues are always full. The prices are cheaper than other indoor locations around the area that offer the same style of leagues. Other locations will often offer coed leagues, but not men's leagues (TSE only offers boardless men's leagues). There are so many different skill level leagues that anyone can find a place to play where they feel comfortable. The only issue I have ever had has been that the same referees are working there that started working there when it opened. They were incredibly old then, and they are even worse now. Things can get out of hand quickly with some of these guys, especially in the faster paced higher level leagues. The staff is great, very helpful, and also very reasonable. They get to know you if you are there a lot and always say hi to me when they see me (I have played thousands of games there).

I love this place! We do many sporting events for kids here, use the batting cages for fun, use the…read moreCrossFit gym and have had our daughter's last birthday party there! They have delicious pizza, make a great burger and the staff is super kind!