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    2nd level outside terrance
    Anh T.

    Absolutely stunning hockey arena. Came here for the Bolts vs Panthers playoffs game on 4/30/25. Parking is limited around the arena, luckily, I was able to park at my friend's place a block away & walked.

    Counting Crows & Santana!
    Robert C.

    Came for the Santana and Counting Crows concert on Father's Day. Staying at a nearby Marriott. We walked over, easy & safe access. Great view from our seats. Acoustics and lighting were excellent! What a great show! But in a surprise, we were seated where the hockey bench & penalty box are typically located. Our seats were narrower folding chairs with tiny arms & no cupholders. Across the aisle were real seats with wide arms and cupholders. Pick carefully! The other oddity is that most of the concessions were closed. Only Outback Steak and the brewery were open. Only one merchandise stand - 1/2 hour line! So dial back arena expectations and focus on the performance!

    John C.

    Honestly, out of all the stadiums that I visited in my life. This probably has the best amenities and the nicest staff. Even though I was rooting for the panthers, I wasn't heckled once. Very good experience with my good friend Frankie.

    Michelle D.

    Never a bad seat in this arena!! Highly recommend! We've gone to several concerts and games here and always have a good time.

    Brigitte L.

    Amalie and their partnership with Ticketmaster was quite the disappointment for this experience. Hubs purchased me a VIP package for my fav Christian Pop artist, Lauren Daigle. I was SUPER SUPER excited!! We had a Q&A with her as well as 2nd row seats and a backstage tour. Description of the package was quite different than the experience itself. Never go for the backstage tour stuff. It's literally just a walk around the back of the stage area. You don't see anything special and there was go guide as the description stated. Parking was also a disaster! The package came with prepaid parking with the email stating the garage and that a list with names would be at the garage and they'd mark our name when arriving. Get there and the attendant said she didn't have a list and that they only accept cash or card for $30 to park. WTHeck! When we arrived at the ticket area for the experience we discussed with an Amalie customer support agent who took hubs email and said she'd discuss with some other staff member and email us for the parking refund. The email hubs got later on that evening was the QR code for parking. WTHeck!! lol we already parked and now paid double. We specifically asked for a refund for 1 of the parking since no QR code was received prior to the concert resulting in us needing to pay again to park the car. Absolutely annoying that obviously she didn't HEAR us and what the actual ask was. Regardless I loved this concert and appreciate hubs getting me this as a gift! We just know better for next time.

    Hockey game live.
    Marilu F.

    This is a gorgeous venue. I wish we had something like this back in Tallahassee. That said, we popped up at Amalie Arena for a Tampa Bay Lightning hockey game. We had splurged for tickets and it was worth every penny. Unfortunately for us, the team lost that day, but that didn't dampen our spirits regarding the arena. The arena was walking distance from our hotel (we had planned it that way) and it was amazing to see how many things they had nearby, including a wharf full of restaurants. If you miss this though, they have plenty of food options at the arena. No idea about the prices, but the options are at least there. The arena is pristine, or at the very least the female bathrooms were. The look overall of the place is shiny and quite modern. I wonder when this was built and/or renovated. That said, I do wonder how coming for parking is and that's likely why I'm withholding one star. To be continued as I'm sure we'll travel south again to see a hockey game in this arena. Go Bolts!

    Interior
    Selmy B.

    Fun, clean, safe arena. Well operated and super clean. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Great experience.

    Bolts!!
    Mike M.

    Go Bolts!! State of the art facility to watch a hockey game or a concert. Parking is nearby and other local eateries not far if you want to grab a bite before (but several options for foods and drinks inside)

    Mel L.

    I've been visiting Amalie for several hockey games per year, even during the pandemic at limited capacity. I've sat a few rows behind the glass, in a private suite, Chase club (now Channel Club), club level and terrace level, and I always leave satisfied! Since my first review, Thunder Alley added amenities: Cigar City and a patio bar, patio seating and portable restrooms. Inside, food and drink stands are popping up throughout making it easier to grab beer or cider before puck drop. Some restaurants change out after a couple of seasons. Loli's is the best Gluten-Free option currently. Budweiser Biergarten offers a fun outdoor space for the Terrace level to enjoy. Plenty of tables along the balcony for views of downtown Tampa at sunset. TB Sports stores throughout. The team store on level one offers biggest selection of all things Lightning. Plenty of garages and lots nearby but: UBER / LYFT have a designated drop off and pickup spot just steps from the main entrance! No need to drive home drunk.

    Sweets
    Marquese C.

    Got some sweets at the lightning game. Talk about some tasty treats and ice hockey! Amalie is a great venue with lots of great festivities

    Anna T.

    A friend and I came to here to see a Doja Cat concert and Gosh I wish the screens here were bigger. We didn't even have bad seats and it was still pretty challenging to see well. I wish the stage had been set up in the middle of the stadium instead of on the far end. The alcoholic drink machines were down and we were not told until we had already waited in line and been ID-ed with everyone else. The set up of the ramps to get to your seats is also a bit confusing so I had a hard time finding my seat when I went to the bathroom and returned. Our drinks were not the best either and obviously at a high cost. Overall underwhelmed with the stadium and it's offerings.

    Lucia D.

    This weekend they are having a jw special convention here. The arena is located in the perfect spot. Walking distance to several hotels. Lovely!

    Donna R.

    Great place to have events plenty of food choices, and the sound is great and plenty of restrooms all around

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    Ask the Community - Amalie Arena

    Where can you eat dinner?

    The Columbia Cafe behind the History Museum is good. If you have time to hang out, go to Sparkman Warf. There are more options to choose from like Jotoro kitchen, Noble Rice, Splitsville, Burger-Fi, and a variety of food truck offerings. Plus a… 

    Going to a hockey game for the first time at this arena. Do I need to pre-purchase parking? I'll be driving in from Orlando for the evening and I need tips about where to park and when to arrive. Thanks!

    Most places are metered so I don't think you need pre-parking.

    Is the concert stage viewable from the Lexus Lounge? Or you just can go in and out of it during the show? Also what level is it on?

    It's on the lower level and you cannot see the show while in here. But you can go in and out of here. Nice because if you have access to this lounge you even have your own restroom area and don't have to fight the crowd upstairs. Hope this helps.

    Anybody ever buy the concert club Lexus lounge? Worth it? Their marketing email is very vague

    I've had it before and it was very worth it. Free food and appetizers very nicely laid out. Easy access to beer and wine on tap(sometimes no charge). Nice seating and hanging out areas inside the lounge. Nice bathrooms that won't have lines wrapping… 

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    The Beach Tampa At The Amalie Arena - Fun for everyone at the Beach

    The Beach Tampa At The Amalie Arena

    4.6(7 reviews)
    0.1 miDowntown Tampa

    Totally worth it! I mean seriously it is free! Can't beat free fun! We did not have tickets. We…read morecame right before 7. They let us know to sit on the side while the 7pm people came. Once they did, she accumulated extra tickets for us to go in. Once inside the wait seemed forever. They would let a certain number of people in a group each time. We finally got in around 7:20pm! For sure jumping in is hard when you are bare footed. You can easily get stuck under. It's like drowning, but a bunch of balls instead of water! The most fun or most difficult is trying to get out! Phew! I felt so happy and free after playing around for a bit! What a great fun concept. Those were the days of Chuckie cheese ball pits! Here it is again!

    What an awesome event! And it was completely free! Huge thanks to the Vinik Foundation for bringing…read morethis amazing experience to Tampa! I didn't expect to have so much fun in a ball pit... nor did I expect it to be so physically challenging! The first time I fell, I needed help to get back up, and just walking through the balls was hard! The *shore* with lounge chairs & umbrellas was a nice way to catch my breath. Due to my kids' work & college schedules, Sunday was really the best day for us to go together. I ordered our free tickets online several weeks before the multi-week event began, and 5pm 8/21 was the only slot still available for a group of 6... That's how popular this event was, sight unseen! Once I realized The Beach Tampa would be closing at 6pm on Sundays, I was concerned our time would be limited. However, worrying was not necessary. At the entrance outside, we queued up to enter precisely at our ticketed time. Then inside, we waited again as staff monitored the number of people inside the actual *beach* area for safety and enjoyment, allowing people to enter as others left. The line moved quickly at this point, but we still weren't able to go in until after 5:30. Luckily, staff had already announced to everyone that even the very last person to enter would get a minimum of 45 minutes to enjoy The Beach. I really hope The Beach returns to Tampa!

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    Raymond James Stadium

    Raymond James Stadium

    3.6(343 reviews)
    3.9 miWest Tampa

    First time at Raymond James Stadium to catch the ever popular BTS concert. Impressed overall with…read morethe stadium and all the amenities. Enjoyed the famous Buccaneer Pirate ship. Set up was nice and great sound quality for any concert. Love the pyrotechnic abilities at the stadium for a more impactful and memorable experience. Lots of vendors as with any stadium. However i thought it was odd that purchasing a bottled drink, they would remove and keep the bottle cap. Not a convenient concept nor considered hygienic having an open bottle through the event. Easy to get around once you're inside however I was not impressed with the overall process of when the gates open for the event. It was highly unorganized with no structure or marked lines to control the crowd as we waited in long lines in the hot Florida weather to get inside. Parking was a breeze as we prepaid for a parking pass. Roads were marked and lots were easily accessible and traffic flow was smooth entering the parking lots.

    TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS - FIRST HOME GAME 2026-2027…read more ARRIVAL - LOT A/3D. VIP / DISABLED PARKING (1) The car line for the Lot A/3D, VIP/disabled parking area was long. One person accepting tickets. There appeared to be nobody actively guiding vehicles. (2) There were also temporary signs throughout the area stating "NO RIDESHARE DROP OFF." The signs were clearly visible, but we observed what appeared to be little or no enforcement. GATE A - ACCESSIBILITY (3) A disabled family member was separated from their assisted device. Why separate someone from a walker, wheelchair, oxygen tank, cane, or another medically necessary device? (4) We entered, received our free shirts, and continued to our seats. Woohoo!!! S.A.F.E. STAFF (5) CAPTAIN'S CORNER - SECTION 151 - simply the best in the business! We love their positive attitudes--the smiles, laughs, and energy they bring to the stadium. Not just (again) today but for years!!! (6) That leads to one small suggestion for Raymond James Stadium: Please have employees wear their identification horizontally and in a position where guests can easily read their names. Maybe your next new set of ID's have larger font to recognize from afar. When someone provides outstanding service, guests should be able to recognize that employee by name. (7) THE GAME As for the game itself, it was memorable. It was typical hot Florida weather, and we had no complaints regarding the game itself or the game-related events and entertainment. My favorite is the National Anthem leading to the F35's flyover and ending with fireworks!!! Love it! (8) Then everything changed at the two-minute warning. THE WEATHER DELAY At 4:00 PM, with 2:00 remaining in the game, a weather delay was announced. Obviously, nobody controls Florida weather. When lightning is involved, safety has to come first. My criticism isn't that the game was delayed. The issue was communication during the delay. After 4:30 PM, there still had been no meaningful update, and the stadium employees we spoke with did not appear to have additional information either. We were told to shelter and that was it. (See images) We began searching online ourselves and found information suggesting--without confirmation from the stadium--that the lightning safety clock essentially resets following another nearby lightning strike. At approximately 5:00 PM, I texted the BUCS asking for an update. This is the exact text response we received: "We are waiting on another update! As soon as we have an estimated timeframe, we will make an announcement. There is not an update yet but as soon as we have more details we will make an announcement. For now, shelter in place." So while guests were simultaneously asking for information, the response indicated that those assisting guests were themselves still waiting for additional information. Eventually, an announcement was made that the delay would continue until 5:30 PM. At that point, we made the decision to leave. (9) STADIUM CONDITIONS DURING THE DELAY The extended delay also exposed another issue that I believe deserves attention: This venue needs upgrades!!! While speaking with customer service, we were actually getting drizzled on- more a constant mist. As we walked through portions of the stadium, water was dripping in various areas. During an event where thousands of people are specifically being instructed to shelter in place, those covered concourse areas become particularly important. There was also an unpleasant trash odor in one area. To the workers' credit, they were actively removing trash. However, there appeared to be a breakdown somewhere in the process because when I left that area, bags of removed trash were still sitting on the floor. Under ordinary circumstances, perhaps these things wouldn't stand out as much. During a prolonged weather delay, however, everyone is pushed into the concourses and sheltered areas. That's when issues involving leaks, cleanliness, odor, crowd movement, and communication become much more noticeable. (10) LEAVING RAYMOND JAMES STADIUM Despite the challenges, there were some genuinely outstanding people working at Raymond James Stadium who deserve recognition, and there were parts of the experience we thoroughly enjoyed. There were five-star employees throughout the stadium. The game-day entertainment was enjoyable. But the overall experience also highlighted areas that can and should improve--particularly VIP/disabled parking management, accessibility procedures, communication during extended emergencies/weather delays, and the stadium infrastructure available to guests when everyone is instructed to shelter in place. Go Bucs!

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    Amphitheater - Stage

    Amphitheater

    1.3(3 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    My friend and I purchased tickets for REO Speed wagon and Scorpion concert. My friend arrived…read morelater, but wasn't able to pass the security gate because she had a pocket book. The security guard was so rude. Rather then politely explaining their security protocol, which I couldn't find in the company's wed site, he said "either you take your pocket book in your car or donate" Since she parked her car far away and mad about the guard's rude behavior, she decided to not to attained the concert. I saw some people carrying small backpacks and purses inside the Amphitheatre. I felt she is mistreated because she is an Asian. This incident made us supposedly a great concert night into a bitter experience.

    I've been to countless amphitheaters this is by far the worst. Went to see Jack Johnson only to…read morewalk around because there was no grass space. They let all these a holes brings king size sheets as blankets hogging space so the show sucked. They fleece you for concessions where I paid 18 dollars for a stale corona beer in a large can with no lime that taste more like piss than beer. Basically we spent a couple hundred dollars to walk around in a cattle drive.The view from the lawn sucks so it's not really a concert experience but more like watching a Jumbotron at a sporting event. The ambience of the place sucks unlike real amphitheaters such as red rocks or the wolf trap in beautiful settings this one ain't. You get a view of one of the scummiest parts of Tampa and I 4 watching traffic. In closing I had been to the amphitheater years back to see Santana and the one thing I noticed that really pissed me off that the isle behind seating you can no longer wander to watch the shows they raised the seating so all you see is seats. Save your money and pass on concerts at this sorry excuse of a music venue. I don't care if Elvis raised from the dead to perform there I would pass.

    Amalie Arena - stadiumsarenas - Updated September 2026

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