Came here for the Vikings game on 11/09 and this was my first time there!…read more Honestly, in terms of flow, it is fairly smooth and easy. There were a lot of people trying to get in at the same time since the game started at 12 and we got there at 11am and came right off of the train. They are well organized with security and people get thru in a timely manner. The flow of the actual stadium is pretty smooth too, no complaints on that front. The bathrooms are well placed and also have a lot of stalls and I was fortunate where I happened upon clean stalls everytime, I know not everyone is that lucky lol. I did not get any food but I did get a bunch of drinks and that was also smooth - not a super long wait time. Getting out was also easy, again, the flow was smooth and no real bottlenecks. Would definitely be back!

I went to US Bank Stadium for a graduation ceremony that went from around 5PM - 7:45PM. The stadium…read moreis fine but I'm giving two stars because the seats are incredibly uncomfortable. Like unbelievable. The next day I woke up and my back and neck were killing me. There is no way I could attend a game and sit in those seats for any extended length of time.

I think that this is the best hockey arena in North America. There is really no bad seat in the…read morehouse. The steep seating gives everyone a great view of the ice. Combine this with great concessions and facilities, it really is unmatched.

College hockey games always have my heart! I went to UW-Madison for undergrad so I was excited to…read moresee what the 3M Arena had to offer and I was pleasantly surprised. The arena itself was the perfect size in my opinion. There isn't a spot without a great view, even from the top!! And of course, the concessions are the best part of any sports game but I think this arena definitely takes the cake for the best options. Swedish meatball bowls, Kemp's ice cream, Domino's, and many more goodies to snack on! This was honestly the most impressive part for me. One thing to note is that the arena is downtown, so parking will be inevitably tricky. We got an Uber just to save us from the hassle of finding a spot. I can't wait to go back! Mariucci is the epitome of a fun, college hockey night and camaraderie. Ski-U-mah!

Very cool stadium! We were visiting as the away team from Nebraska so hard to beat but they are…read moreclose! It's cool how close the stadium is to the tailgate, food options. etc. You could walk anywhere, and it's directly on campus. It was pretty to walk around. The stadium itself contained every option you can think of for food and drink. I also thought the bathrooms were very well taken care of!

It's a typical stadium. The food is overpriced and the security lines were long. However, it's a…read morefun place to watch a football game ans the energy was electric. It's a fun place to at least check out if you're into sports.

I attended the Twin Cities in Motion Kids Indoor race at this venue. I found that parking in the…read moreUniversity Ramp made it very easy to get to. The venue is a bit older which adds charm to the venue. The entrance is a little hidden and hard to find if you are not familiar to it, but it is right off University, just not very well called out. The lobby does house a lot of athletes who have done significant things (championships, olympics, ect...). The main part of the venue has a nice sizeable track. There are stands for spectators which is not large but not tiny. For the event we were at it was definitely sufficient.

Home to the multiple National Champion Golden Gophers women's hockey team, Ridder is a fantastic…read moreice arena. This ice arena was the first, and remains one of only a few, ice arena's dedicated to woman's hockey. The arena features seating for 3,400. Ridder Arena features and NHL sized ice surface and is next door to Mariucci Arena (home of the men's Gopher hockey team). The two buildings are connected via an underground access tunnel, which allows them to share ice resurfacing. The arrangement also allows the two Gopher hockey teams easy access to both NHL (Ridder Arena) and Olympic ice (Mariucci Arena), depending on their weekly opponent. Ridder Arena has concessions, merchandise, trophies and memorabilia areas. This arena is a gem.

I worked at Target Center for 10 years as part of the MN Timberwolves and the arena always felt…read morelike a second home to me. Seeing the remodel, knowing all the secret hallways and backstages crevices, I really got to understand all components of the space. Helping guests navigate ramps A and B were a daily occurrence for me along with entertaining fans on camera. Flash forward to today's world, I feel a little out of sync not being there 24/7 yet there is still so much familiarity. I attended the Cardi B concert in the suite level and as I remember, every staff member was extremely helpful and the suite level was decked out with balloons and was extremely clean. I still get chills thinking about the stage managers who can transform a basketball court into a concert stage and then into an ice arena and back again. The level of detail is always mind blowing. Bravo!!! I look forward to my return to TC in whatever capacity that is. Thank you!

Pure Disney magic... with a side of numb legs…read more The skaters were phenomenal. Truly Olympic-level spins while dressed as your child's entire Disney+ watchlist. Hearing a full arena of kids passionately belting every lyric was its own heart-melting soundtrack. Snacks and light-up toys were priced somewhere between "theme park" and "second mortgage," but honestly, that's part of the Disney contract we all silently agree to. Seats were impressively close... and uncomfortable. By intermission, I understood what Elsa meant about letting it go. Feeling in my lower back, specifically. Magical nonetheless- creating memories with your child and feeling the whimsical vibes. Would absolutely go again.

My company, Allina Health, one of the sponsors at Allianz Field, hosted an event on the roof deck…read morefor an MNUFC game. PARKING: I paid $20 in advance via SeatGeek app to park at the old Herberger's parking lot. The staff there was friendly and approachable. The game was scheduled for 7:30 PM, and I arrived at 6:00 PM. It wasn't a bad walk on a hot summer day compared to the map on the SeatGeek app. I do recommend buying your parking tickets early. I wanted to be as close to the field as possible, and I remember seeing $65. My husband was like, "heck no," so I waited until the week of--hoping the price would drop, but that same spot became $90+! The $20 spot was $12, which was like a month before. LAYOVER LAWN: Before the game, there is live music and lots of fun free activities for you and your kids. You can buy drinks and MNUFC merchandise. THE ROOF DECK: Checking in was easy and quick. One staff member misdirected me when I asked how to get to the roof deck area. Telling me, "the roof deck is up there, so the entrance should be somewhere around here (gesturing to the Brew Hall)," isn't helpful. I asked another staff member and was given detailed information. To get to the roof deck, you will need to check in with a staff member who will scan your ticket and give you a stamp. There are two entrances on either side inside the Brew Hall. I think there was an elevator, but otherwise you'll be climbing some stairs. The seating is general for the roof deck. There are two rows of seats. Not many food options besides chips and nachos, bratwurst, hot dog, pretzel, and candy. They have some beers and bottled non-alcoholic drinks. If you sit in the second row, you get a small table space. If you sit in the front row, there are no tables, but you have a cup holder! The bathroom was clean, not crowded. The staff members on the roof deck were friendly, professional, and efficient. Also, if you have a ticket to the roof deck, there is a $20 voucher included in your ticket for food/drinks. Overall, I had fun.

Nice to finally have a soccer venue in the cities They did a…read morereally good job here when designing this venue , The vendors for food and drink are great but spendy! Great atmosphere with true fans Only gripe is parking in this area is terrible-

One of the best big league ballparks, located in the heart of the great city of Minneapolis, and a…read moresuperb layout that achieves their goal of an elite fan experience. The most vertical build of any big league stadium, their plot is the smallest in baseball and you'll never guess. Great fan amenities, easily accessible by SkyWalk, you can walk around the whole interior of the ballpark. Loved their scoreboards, and the elite wittiness of their scoreboard crew. Lots of food options. Twins' Hall of Fame in RF, fan-friendly area in RF. Biggest plus: unbelievably good customer service, from the ticket takers to the ushers to the carts, the stands, and their talented customer service window. Special thanks to Charley for a great pair of recommendations.

It is always a goal to attend at least a couple of Twins games every year. The energy is amazing!…read more Plenty of options for food and drink at every game!

good vibes and a high quality turf field. there is ample seating that is usually shaded in the…read moreevening.