Headed to the Rebels game with the family, what a nice experience. The stadium is a bit smaller…read morethan I expected, though it's still a cool rink. The two tier seats are neat and next time I will take upper seats to see over the glass. For $90 a family pack will get the whole family out for an evening. The concessions are poorly planned and have insane lines. Kinda expensive rink food too.

What you want me to say?! Here for the Oilers! Only thing is the parking....... Well..... is…read moredowntown

The arena is huge and I love the Edmonton Oilers and the interior is very very, very nice even the…read moreexterior I love it

The real name for this place is the Universiade Pavilion - but it's, more appropriately, called the…read moreButterdome by everyone. For obvious reasons. It's shaped as a giant block and painted a golden yellow. When I moved here, I saw it from a distance and thought it was an unfinished building with exposed inner walls. I always thought it looked like the inside of a Crunchie chocolate bar, a giant block of sponge toffee. Garish and giant as it is, it's a landmark, which is a good thing on a big campus, so many people have a love-hate relationship to it. It's right next to the sports hub of the university and it is used for big events, like concerts, sports meets, craft sales and also had an indoor climbing gym which is open to the public as well. I've been there on more than one occasion and it's a great place for a concert or just to use as a landmark when giving directions. Hard to miss a big block of butter...

The reasons I've been in this building have varied so very much over the years. I've been here for…read morethe Butterdome Craft Sale (both spring and Christmas editions) many times over the years and that has been wonderful -- well run and a great venue! I've been here to write exams over the years of my various degrees -- stressful and the desks aren't amazing either but this is a good use of the space. I've been here for at least one concert and it was a neat venue for this party! I've also really enjoyed watching/participating in sports activities here -- which is really the reason that the building exists, it having been constructed for the 1983 Universiade if I remember correctly. This is an essential facility for a University of this size. And while I do not visit it terribly frequently I think that it is still well used and in good shape for hosting the many events and activities that it does over the years!

This is just an excellent field house and wellness centre for Red Deer. The facilities are…read moreextensive: pool, gym, field house, soccer pavilion, running track and even a climbing wall. The centre offers pretty much any class or program that you can think of. Best of all the facility is entirely family friendly: the pool complex has a waterpark for the kids and programs run for all ages. In the summer, there is plenty of outdoor field space as well. It certainly is a boon for the whole city to have a facility like this.

A place that helps with getting of your tush and doing something. No but really it's a decent…read morefacility with many activities to do. The pool is only good for family/ kids so don't expect lane swimming.