The Trenton Thunder ballpark is proof that smaller is often better. The park is compact, which…read moremeans every seat feels close to the action. You never need binoculars. You can hear the crack of the bat and the chatter from the dugout without straining. Baseball as it should be seen. The Delaware River runs right behind the outfield. On hot nights the breeze rolls in off the water. It cools the air, turns the place into something comfortable when the rest of New Jersey is sweating. That is not something you can engineer. That is geography being kind. Parking is easy. Five dollars. Cash only. Plentiful and close. In a world where stadium parking often feels like extortion, this is practically charity. The food is not just food. It is a catalog of local pride. Case's Pork Roll. Killarney's. Rita's Italian Water Ice. Raccoon Saloon. Alongside these sit Colbie's Southern Fried Chicken and Boomer's BBQ. If none of that calls to you there are still the old standards. Hot dogs. Pretzels. Popcorn. Nachos. The ballpark classics are covered. There is even a picnic area down the left field line for groups who want baseball and burgers in equal measure. The ballpark is easy to get to. Right on Route 29 by the riverfront. Quick access to 29, 129, I-195, and I-295. No mazes. No confusion. A night here is affordable, easy, and close to the event in every sense. Five stars.

Really fund place easy entrance and some great food. Even the baseball was fun. Was here for a…read moreFaith and Family night, and it was a really fun experience.

I attended the Mercer County Career Fair being held at the Cure Arena so this review probably isn't…read morea traditional one regarding the venue. Parking for the event was in one section and it was pretty tight but they did have parking assistants directing traffic which was nice. The manner in which the employer tables were arranged around the circular hallway was both smart and cool because job seekers were able to see all employers by simply walking the hallway. The signage for restrooms was confusing as many of them weren't open which was a bit frustrating and it would've been nice if there was a way to purchase or grab bottled water because it was hot inside. The overall experience in / at the arena was pretty middle of the road which is why the rating is 3 stars.

Came here on a Thursday night to see the last Journey band tour and parking arrangements are very…read moreconvenient and right across the street from the arena. Come early for better parking! The line to check in at the door is long but moves quickly. They random check people with handbags, especially, big handbags or backpacks at the entry, and that's a bit of a drag in wait line but all others can just walk right inside and scan their tickets. Soon, I'm inside and walked around scoping the area for some quick bite. Like any arenas, food and drinks are ridiculously expensive. I got some crab fries and water. My husband's feelings got hurt when he learned there were no real crabs and it's just seasoned fries with some dipping sauce lol. It was $16 for a 16 ounce cup size. Go figure . The seats were decent with some cushion pad and there's good number of restrooms throughout the facility. Exiting the arena, it's a one way exit to control the traffics and turnpike entrance is right nearby. We will definitely look more concerts here now that we know how convenient it is.

Hockey is the sleeper sport at Princeton - always entertaining and almost always sold out…read more Popularity that certainly doesn't stem from state of the art facilities... Hobey Baker Arena was ancient when Woodrow Wilson stood between the pipes. First off, the sightlines are outstanding due to what can only be described as an intimate seating capacity. And here's the best part, if you like your sports slightly above freezing you are certainly pucked here - in July this arctic mausoleum must never get above 30 degrees and during the season it's positively Icelandic. Just be glad they have electricity. And for those of you that crave amenities well, there aren't any, so plan on visiting a 21st century eatery after the game. Hobey Baker Arena is the price you pay for old time hockey and if you're a fan, you wouldn't have it any other way. A true gem.

Hobey Baker Rink is probably one of the most historic hockey arenas I've ever gone to, which isn't…read morethat many considering I live in New Jersey and the most historic arena is Madison Square Garden. That's an NHL arena though whereas Baker Rink is a cozy 1200 person arena that hosts men's and women's college hockey games. Bring a coat for the winter games because there is no real heating as there are only 6 rows of seating so it doesn't have the advanced cooling systems modern arenas have. The seating is bleacher style, but it is reserved so you need a ticket and your seat is assigned. There is a small snack bar that has two lines. They accept cash and credit card and they serve pretzels, hot dogs, candy, soda and water. It isn't what you'd see at a professional game but it does the trick. The arena is clean and there is plenty of security so there aren't fan fights. Overall, I love going to games here because of the historic feel (being a historian, I'm kind of a suckered for that) and because of how close all of the fans are. Of you're into hockey and you're in the Princeton area, do yourself a favor and watch a game at Baker Rink.

Went to New Egypt speedway for the first time on Saturday. The staff is very friendly and attentive…read morethe facilities are in great shape and the concessions were above what you would expect from a small local Racetrack. We would highly recommend a visit to this local gem we will definitely be going back

One of the last few speedways in NJ. State of the art facility. Always great racing and a good time.read more

The L. Stockwood Jadwin (former 1920s track captain who died young in a car crash) multipurpose…read moregymnasium on the campus of Princeton University opened in 1969 at a cost of $7 million and seats almost 7,000 fans for Division I Basketball, Wresting, Fencing and Track among others. Designed by Walker Cain, the facility features 250,000 square feet of athletic training and performance venues distributed across five underground levels and the main level which features a basketball/wrestling arena and full track and field facilities. After 50+ years of continuous use, Jadwin maintains a thoroughly modern aesthetic with three interlocking concrete shells dominating the external structure. Inside, the facility is cavernous and in the case of smaller crowds for basketball, can lack the imposing intimacy of many single-use college arenas. Interestingly, concerts have not been held here since 1978 when a raucous Bruce Springsteen crowd destroyed the floor. I suspect that hardwood and Marlboros just don't mix and that the tweed and Gucci loafered PU brain trust had no idea who Springsteen was - if anything they got a quickie honorary doctorate in all things Bruce. No matter, Jadwin remains a very accessible and comfortable venue to catch all things Tigers. Five easy stars.

The Excite Center is located inside the Parx Casino. At first it's hard to find when pulling into…read morethe casino as there weren't many signs directing you. Once inside you'll find that the center is right in the casino which has its benefits. Right outside Xcite is its own event bar. I would not recommend going there because the drink options are very limited and not great. It's easy to walk a few minutes to the casino bar for way more options. The seating within the event space was comfy and everyone had a drink holder. The seats didn't seem to be leveled like concert seats so at some points it was hard to see, especially when people were taking videos and photos. The screens on the side of the stage were good and so was the sound. Be careful when booking, some seats were hindered by pillars in the venue!

This is a great little venue inside Parx Casino. So far we have been lucky enough to see Bush,…read moreSilversun Pickups, and Sponge, Local H, and Everclear. There are no bad seats, and you can get drinks out in the casino with no lines. My only complaint is the last time we were there, they let people stand in the middle aisle and up by the stage and they blocked everyone else's views including a man with a walker in the front row. Eventually they did clear them all out, but they should be on top of that.

Went here with my family for a game and it was fantastic. I used to live in the area when the…read morePatriots were just an independent team. Saw the AA affiliate of the Mets play here and it was amazing. Glad that you can still use cash to pay for concessions here. I hope they keep it that way.

Nice minor league ball park. Double A affiliate of Yankees. $5 parking but plenty of people park at…read morestrip mall across street to not pay. Reasonable ticket prices. Family friendly. Decent food. Recommend to go.

I have been receiving readings from Hope for over 5 years, and continue to be amazed by the…read moreaccuracy of her messages! Not only have I had powerful and shockingly accurate details come through, I've hosted numerous gallery events with her where she left the whole room in awe with what came through. Hope is my go-to for Psychic Medium recommendations, especially for those loved ones you are struggling to connect with. Treat yourself and/or your family to a healing session with her - it will change your life for the better!

Informative and interesting day. The only thing I would say is maybe it would be helpful for her…read moreaudience if she used a cordless headset.