I've been to Wings Event Center a few times now, for concerts and a hockey game. I will say I'm…read moreused to Van Andel in Grand Rapids which is a much larger venue, but this place could use some updates. While we were there most recently for a concert, I noticed that it was super hot in the concourse area and heard lots of people commenting on it. I felt bad for the employees as they were working hard and looked pretty warm. The concourse is quite narrow and congested with lines for concessions and different bars everywhere. The flow is not great and can feel very crowded, especially at hockey games. For the concert, they were requiring wristbands for those 21+ wishing to purchase alcohol, but the only spot I could see them being distributed was off the side immediately after going through security. No one told us that we needed to go over there until we were already in the line for drinks. There wasn't any order to getting wristbands, no one was in a line - it was just kind of chaotic. Once we finally got drinks (there was only one employee working to open everyone's drinks and pour them into cups), we made it to our seats which were great. I don't think there can be a bad seat in this arena since it's so small. The drink prices were very reasonable (and about half of what they charge at Van Andel). We also paid $10 (cash only) for parking, but they didn't really have anyone directing traffic in the parking lot. I think there are plans in the works to build a new stadium closer to downtown, so hopefully it will be a nicer experience!

Great place to watch college football game! All of the staff were very friendly they all said to…read morewelcome to Notre Dame Stadium as we entered from the people checking our tickets, to the people at the concession stand(called the Tips at the concession stand. We went to helped out the Boy Scouts in the area, so that's a nice way to get back to the community.) doesn't seem like there's a bad seat in the house. I've sat in many of them through the years and other than one time when we were right behind the flag bowl, every seat always has great view of the field. Fans are great around us. Concessions are pricey like in any stadium situation however they have lots of different options. In addition outside the stadium beforehand there's lots of tailgating on. Also they have barbecue for sale lots of activation activities with different area companies and lots of fun with the Band moving around performing, I'm mariachi band performing, the cheerleaders walking around the tailgate area. A lot of fun.

AC/DC concert An amazing experience! The Band did not…read moredisappoint! However, we were seated on the field and packed in like sardines, no elbow or leg room and the seats were flimsy....big negative!

This was my first time ever stepping foot on Notre Dame campus, but when I tell you this place is…read moremagical!! Wow!! The campus is absolutely beautiful. I was in pure amazement by the structures of the building. It felt like I was on the grounds of a palace where only elites are welcome lol. Be mindful of the bag policy. I had a fanny pack, but my fanny pack was a little bigger than the standard Fanny pack that's to fit in your hand. I ended up having to get rid of it. To the trash it went. Was here for a WNBA preseason Dallas Wings Vs LV Aces game. I most definitely enjoyed my time here!

I've attended several NDWBB games in the renovated Purcell Pavilion, and it's a really intimate…read morestadium so all seats honestly are great. It seats 9,000. Concessions are decent and the decor and atmosphere are really nice. There's a small sports shop where you can buy gear as well on the first level. Don't hesitate to visit!

Go EK!! Great…read morestadium to watch a high school football game.

In spite of some of the mixed reviews I found this place to be a premier venue. Saw a concert…read morehere and sat on the opposite end of the arena from the stage and had perfect visual The facility is clean and traffic through the areas is quick and easy. Security was low maintenance as well but responsible Everything here seemed top notch. A credit to the city!!!!

This venue is great! This is my third show at Van Andel and it is the perfect mid size venue. Sound…read morewas good, service and selection good (pricey drinks) and ticket prices have been moderate. This time we stayed down town and it was so easy. Walked there and back - perfect. Nice place and love visiting GR!

This place is where all the major events happen from Men's and Women's Basketball, Commencement,…read more(High School and MSU), concerts, trade shows, HS state championships). We attended the MSU vs. Oregon Ducks Men's game in January. MSU won which always makes thr visit great! As far as the facility: - Accessibility Access and Friendly. Parking, Complimentary Wheelchair, and accessible seating. - Seating is about 15K - Bathrooms are clean but lines can get long. - I couldn't provide any info on the food or drink as I didn't get anything. The student section is always rocking. The cheerleaders were great! They continually hyped up the crowd and gave away shirts by tossing into the crowd. Go Green and Go White traditions get the crowd into it. Which was needed as Oregon was playing like their hair was on fires. But the game turned around and MSU ending up winning! The legend Tom Izzo ending up tying the Big Ten record for W's (352) and shared it with Bobby Knight. Overall, great venue, great staff and parking is easy.

We went on a tour of the Jack Breslin Center put on by the M.S.U. Alumni Association. The tour was…read morepretty cool , we were able to see areas that you never think about. We toured the following areas: private suites off the concourse, the main arena floor,the M.S.U.Basketball museum. We also were able to walk into the men's and women's practice facility, weight room area,that includes a barber shop and some unique technology for team practice. We also viewed the Green Room, the Pressroom, and the south basement tunnel entrance area, where a portion of the main floor can be raised hydralicy to bring in exhibits.

They really worked hard on making this a fun and inexpensive experience for local South Bend…read moreresidents to catch a AA baseball game! The stadium was built and opened in South Bend in 1987, and after a series of name and ownership changes, became the South Bend Cubs in 2015. It holds over 10,000 spectators as well, making it good for outdoor concerts. I especially LOVE that they saved an old synagogue from demolition and spent 1 million dollars on renovating it to their Club Store. The building was actually designated as a National Register of Historic Places in 2013. A short film about the renovation of the synagogue won an Emmy in 2013. The South Bend Cubs didn't win the game on the day I visited the stadium in September 2026 but it was still a good time. I do wish that the stadium offered more diverse food options (I mean, I couldn'tfind coffee or tea anywhere!), kept better care of their bathrooms, and had more places with shade on the very sunny day I went. But it's minor leagues so there's that.

Great ball park! The home team is the South Bend Cubs. The high-a level minor league team for the…read moreChicago Cubs. The park has been recently renovated this past year, and looks incredible. The game activities are fun and they constantly keep the crowd going with games and music and all kinds of Activities. The field is beautiful and the game was awesome. In addition, there is tons of food and drink throughout the stadium. An area for kids to play, shops to go to, bars, activities and concessions. All kinds of things like Philadelphia cheesesteak sandwiches, barbecue sandwiches, popcorn, hotdog, burgers, pretzels. All kinds of baseball food. The baseball was great, the crowds were great, the whole experience was great.

Last time I was here, I ate the Baco and the 5/3 Burger. Times have changed. Different ballpark, no…read moremore novelty foods. Friendly staff and a family-friendly environment, but just not the same. Expensive parking, pregame music was sped up (personal pet peeve). But then I got to interact with the mascot. And all the between inning children activities. And the great music that played when the opposing player dropped a foul ball. So sure, this is more a review of the baseball than the venue itself. Come for a game and teach them to bring back the foods like old times.

I'm not a traditional baseball fan, but have enjoyed a few Whitecaps games over the years, when…read moreinvited. Most recently, we were invited into the upstairs suite...man, it is nice! The food provided was really good, and the seats and view were nice. I enjoyed the option to sit inside or outside and the ability to open and close the window. It was a fun night and I'm excited to go again. (Also, cheers to the team for winning each time I've been)