Ticket SCAM alert!!…read more Bought tickets through the Barracuda website that uses Ticketmaster. Then Ticketmaster used 3rd party for resale. Tickets wont get transferred to you! I lost out on my money and now i have to dispute this with my bank. SJ Barracuda will not be able to support you. Their advice? Call the box office next time and dont buy tickets on their website. It's 2026 and we still have to deal with this garbage. And they wonder why fans dont come to their games.....

I LOVE the Barracudas games. The themed weekend events are so much fun and the weeknight events are…read moremellow with the same amount of excitement. I was impressed with their sales theme who gifted me 4 tickets as I am researching season passes. I wish the cost of food & drinks weren't twice as expensive as the out world and it is all unhealthy foods. I do appreciate that you can bring in your own water bottle & snacks. The fresh fruit and veggies were a hit with my kiddos! I did buy popcorn and regretted it, super salty. I hope to attend more games in the upcoming seasons!

I can't say enough great things about the SAP Center and the San Jose Sharks experience. Every time…read moreI come here, it's consistently top tier. The lounge area really stands out. It is always clean, well kept, and comfortable. The bathroom lines are short even during busy times and the bathrooms themselves are very clean. That alone makes a big difference during games. The food in the lounge is also excellent. The hand carved pastrami is fantastic and something I look forward to every visit. Huge shoutout to Patrick Lockwood who is an incredible Sharks365 rep. He goes above and beyond every time, is always responsive, and makes sure all of your questions are answered. You can tell he genuinely cares about creating a great experience. Also want to recognize Nick in Section 114. He is always kind, welcoming, and brings great energy to the game. He does an awesome job getting fans hyped and makes the section even more fun. Overall, an amazing experience every time. Clean lounge, great food, great people, and an easy 5 stars.

$16.49 for a Coors Light!?! I feel like a SAP for ordering one…read more They need to make getting drunk easier considering fans need to forget their lack of championships, underwhelming playoff runs, aging roster, inconsistent goaltenders, and crucial chokes. Watching their third consecutive loss and 11th in the past 13 games, $20 beers aint gonna help the declining attendance. Goofy from Disney on Ice scored more goals.

wonderful they had a bathroom for the collectors back in the day inside you can use real classy…read moreorganization love the red and gold

Came here for a Community Relations meeting for work. From the moment we stepped out of the car,…read moreevery person we encountered was so nice and friendly. Upon entering the facility we were greeted with smiles and felt so welcome. We were offered water right away and were given a mini tour of the lobby area...again, the nicest people work here! Looking forward to an ongoing relationship with the San Francisco 49ers!

Buck Shaw Stadium, situated at Santa Clara University, is very nice. I've had the pleasure of…read moreattending soccer games and concerts at this venue. It offers plenty of seating with an excellent layout that ensures a great view from wherever you sit. Of course, it's adjacent to a lovely campus filled with beautiful flowers and tree. The campus is always well manicured and pristine. In fact, you won't see any liter around, pretty impressive. The scoreboards feature clear, easy-to-read digital screen. As an alum, I may be a bit biased, but I genuinely love this stadium and the scale makes of large enough to host a big event but not provoke an overwhelming cold vibe. Parking is abundant at the garage structure or nearby lots for a fee.

Sure, I won't complain when the Earthquakes get a new stadium in 2014, but in the meantime, I…read moreactually find Buck Shaw pretty endearing. If you're a Quakes fan, you'll definitely want to make sure you go for some games here before the team leaves. The best thing about playing at Buck Shaw is the intimacy - you feel like you're right down there with the players. Because it's a college stadium - and not a massive sports arena that seats tens of thousands and doubles as a concert venue - you're really close to the action and the rest of the fans, no matter where you sit. Most of the time at sporting events, you end up actually watching the massive TV showing you what's happening on the pitch, but at Buck Shaw I spend most of my time watching the players themselves, because they're so close. The pitch isn't as large as some soccer fields are, so even if the action is happening way at the opposite end, it's not too far away. I really like the crowd at the Quakes games - a great mix of families and groups of friends in their 20's and 30's. Everyone seems to be there just to have fun and have a good time. It's not like some sports where you get very unruly fans, or even like European football which suffers from a lot of hooliganism. Before the games, you can get food and drinks from the food trucks that set up there and enjoy the pre-game atmosphere. If you arrive really early, there's usually a special item given out at the match. Plus at the end, when we win, you get a collectible pin of one of the players. Your experience at Buck Shaw will be most enjoyable if you come prepared. Yes, the seats are uncomfortable, but that's what those portable butt pads are for. If you want back support, then be sure to book your seats in the sections with seat backs. And please for goodness sake, if you're a lady, use the bathroom either before you arrive at the stadium or before the game starts. The one bathroom I went to before the game had three stalls. Yeah that line is going to take forever during halftime. Useful tip - if you want the most affordable seats, pick up vouchers from T-Mobile for the T-Mobile PowerPlay Zone. They're $15 each, and then you take them to the Earthquakes offices and redeem them for any game in the season. And because no seat in Buck Shaw is a bad seat, you don't have to worry. And the section is right near the Ultras (but not too close!), so you really feel the excitement of being there. As far as parking goes, it's definitely confusing because there are at least 5 lots and they're not clearly marked on El Camino, but if you get there early, you can get parking in the $10 lot. The stadium is also really convenient to the Santa Clara Caltrain station across the street. For our last game, we were coming back from SF so we got off the train at 6, getting plenty of time for the pre-game festivities, and then we caught the train down to SJ at 9:43 - perfect timing on both ends.

Very new and modern convention center with large and bright rooms. Parking is located underneath…read morethe center. Bathrooms could be a bit newer and cleaner, but is by no means terrible.

Great fields and lots of parking. Easy campus to get to since it's off the freeway. It's very…read moreclean, has great architecture, older building that have been kept up well, and easy to get around the campus. One downfall is parking tickets, make sure you get one even if it's just to drop someone off or pick up. They're really strict about parking so make sure to by a ticket.

It's nice to know that this stadium caters to local high schools to play football. I know for sure…read morethat Los Altos High and Los Gatos High play here for their home games. Yep, I've been to the Los Altos and Los Gatos homecoming games here. I am not sure why that is...maybe their football field is not up to par to hold games? Anyway, Foothill Stadium is nicely lit and the field is up to par. I have to take one star down coz it's still confusing to get out of this stadium...if you miss the turn you will end up or forced to tour the whole campus LOL...i did !!! And this side of Foothill College is still under construction....You still need to pay the parking...this helps the campus .

Stanford athletics has long been one of the most dominant programs across all colleges and…read moreuniversities. They are well represented the professional ranks. Football, basketball, swimming, golf, soccer and so many other sports have dominant athletes at the professional and amateur ranks. Truly a stellar university for sports.

My family love the sport of soccer. My husband has been playing the sport all his life and now…read morecoaches soccer as a hobby. Our girls have been playing competitive and both plays club, AYSO and in their school team. We are local and That is why, we support Stanford Women's Soccer Team. We enjoy coming to the arena to watch the team and having our girls learn from them by watching them play. Every once in a while after a game, the team would come Out and sign autographs, take pictures and meet the girls which is such an amazing experience for our girls. They look up to the team and look forward that one day they'll be a part of Stanford Cardinals. The Arena/Soccer stadium is well Maintain and clean. The staff are always friendly and the snacks stands are always fully stuck and prices to the game and the snack bar are reasonable. Will always be coming back and support Stanford!

My kids and I had a blast at our very first Sabercats game! My homegirl knows the cheer captain…read moreand scored some awesome tickets. I had no idea what to expect since I had never witnessed arena football. The pyrotechnics were both scary and awesome! I am still confused as to why I did not see an actual Sabercat mascot, but the dude on the motorcycle was interesting. Mad love to the Saberkittens for putting on an awesome show. I love their spirit! I will definitely return sometime, and take advantage of the 4 pack deal. $50 gets you four tickets, hot dogs, sodas, and chips. Support your local sports teams!

I love food, but I love music and sports even more, which helps to explain why I enjoy seeing the…read moreSaberCats play. Their games feature both and then some. HP Pavilion (7:30 p.m.): My dad and I went to the game on Saturday (San Jose played the Utah Blaze). It was at least the 6th SaberCats game that I've been to. As usual, we saved money by parking nearby (it's interesting how many houses are just across the street from HP Pavilion- a house a block away is now up for sale). When we arrived, my dad let himself be frisked. It was comical (he just walked over to one of the guys and raised his arms- I briefly wondered if he had done something in the past that I was unaware of). I had about as many items on me, but just walked right up to the doors. The edges of the main stairs currently feature some cool images of the San Jose Sharks (it's sad that they just got eliminated from the playoffs). We had great seats (we were 10 rows back, and were only blocked off from seeing kicks go through the left uprights), and our tickets were just $9 each (my dad took advantage of a promotion). The guy to my left was annoying (he went to the game with his dad too, and I wish his dad had been sitting next to me). He had some booming claps (he almost made me go deaf), and he was too wound up early on (he clapped over every little thing). Only 2 vendors were around (I'm glad that we weren't hungry- only a few kiosks were open too). One sold cotton candy, and the other sold Dippin' Dots (Banana; Chocolate; Rainbow). I was tempted to buy some, but didn't. The woman who sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" was pretty fine. She also had a beautiful voice (I actually noticed). T&A: "Stop teasing me!" (what a guy behind us kept saying to the young woman who goes out on the field to signal the beginning and end of commercial breaks). The woman is "too skinny" for my dad's taste, and I think the woman the current one replaced was hotter. It's cute, though, the way the new woman dances. You can tell that she has a lot of fun during games (the other woman was more serious). The SaberKittens were also standing very close to us, but I didn't actually look at them much. With a few exceptions, the women aren't that hot this year. The Kiss Cam action kind of sucked. Too many old couples were featured, and this one guy was clueless as to what he was supposed to do until the camera started to cut away. A ton of penalties were called. This guy and his sons couldn't make up their minds: "Hey refs! You suck!" "Hey refs! You're great!" o_O A Utah wide receiver made a "flying catch over the boards," and another one went over the boards a few minutes later. It was also memorable when San Jose defensive back Clevan Thomas made a 50-yard interception return for a touchdown in the 3rd quarter. The SaberCats normally draw over 10,000 fans (the attendance on Saturday was 8,438). Still, it often got very loud inside. Some fans also did some crazy dances. A few guys even took off their shirts ("No, no. Put your shirts back on. Please."). I kind of agree with another reviewer ("no more cowbell!"). I'm used to it, but some fans bring cowbells and ring them too fuc---- much. You might think that you're at a farm. Free!: The SaberCats have always treated their fans well. This is what was given away during the game: -3 footballs (fans get to keep balls that wind up in the stands). A guy at the end of our row caught the ball that was thrown away at the end of the game. -A whole row got Lillie Mae's "famous" BBQ sauce. -Another row got Buffalo Wild Wings (I think this occurred when a guy threw a football between the uprights- he had 2 tries, but was good in his 1st attempt). -Another row got Round Table Pizza. -Yet another got In-N-Out food (in most cases, vouchers are given out only). The crowd went crazy, by the way, when the logo was flashed. -As usual, some T-shirts were shot or launched into the stands. -5,000 fans got a Program/Green Night Reusable Shopping Bag (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/san-jose-sabercats-san-jose?select=1VBDoLhLt0EYFkHTGFJitQ#yAaOuPNkLRMGMNuEwLf6oQ). Some pictures from 3 fans that were posted online during the game were shown on the scoreboard. I think the last fan won a spa treatment. Halftime: 4 teams of 7-year-olds played flag football. The action was hard to follow (the announcer had to keep turning his attention from one side of the field to the other), but kind of exciting. Only 1 girl played, but she actually scored a touchdown. :) http://www.thesanjosesabercats.com/news_details.php?id=540: The SaberCats almost gave me a heart attack (the game was finally decided with 11 seconds left to play, and San Jose only scored on 4 of their 9 possessions- this is pitiful for an Arena Football team), but they beat the Blaze 35-34. My dad and I had a lot of fun. Win or lose, there's nothing like seeing the SaberCats play. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98W9QuMq-2k https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SB2vMwvqIyk