4++ Pretty new arena (as of 2026) that is primarily used as the home of the Golden State Warriors. I came here to watch a Nine Inch Nails concert on 3/15/2026. My brother, sister-in-law and nephew were going and I decided to get a last-minute ticket up in the nosebleeds. Typically I don't love going to really large shows and sitting at the very top, but I thought it would be fun to go with family. I'm sure my experience would be way different if I got in the premium areas. The sounds and visuals were still fun though. The new arena itself was pretty amazing. Pretty organized and great art around in different areas of the arena. Even though the place was packed, I still thought it was pretty easy to navigate around. It was also easy to find my seat. Would love to come back at some point to watch a Golden State Warriors game. I saw a game or two at the old Arena and would love to see how it would compare. read more

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Chase Center, where parking costs more than a game or concert ticket. It is what it is though. That's San Francisco for you. I still give you 5 stars because once I am inside of you, I forget about everything else going on outside. Go Warriors!! Go Valkyries!! Pro tip: Cel reception sucks inside, connect to their free Wifi. read more

Stunning venue, go Warriors!! Came here for Hello Kitty night against the Bucks, where first 10k fans got a super cute Hello Kitty blind box. Around a 10 minute walk from the Caltrain station, so it was pretty convenient to make it into the city from the South Bay. Plenty of restaurant options surrounding the stadium, many of which were playing the game as well - would be fun to be there if you didn't have tickets to the game itself. Since we were early to the game, we had plenty of time to explore the large stadium. Sleek and modern on both the outside and inside, Chase Center is offers numerous vendor options from food, drinks, and snacks to interactive booths. Considering how large it was, it was super clean! We were in the 100s sections and the view of the court was great. Good acoustics and great energy. Can't wait to be back! read more

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Head to the Tanduay Bar at the Chase Center for a really good cocktail. It's made to order, nothing pre-mixed. It had a tamarind syrup that was just the right touch. Loved the cherries for added sweetness. Thank you for epic service! The Filipino rum hit the spot. read more

Chase Center - Great cocktails! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

Awesome to have high school championship games on the NBA floor. Adds prestige and hype to the game atmosphere. Plus it's a neutral floor, so that's better for competition. Even with only a small portion of the arena available for spectators, it made for a great atmosphere. Staff was courteous and efficient getting through lines and throughout the arena. Restrooms were clean. read more

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A good time to be had by all. The floor seats are amazing. I was fortunate to be treated by a friend for this occasion. Spectator viewing of Cardi B. They offered quite the selection of food. We dined on sushi and Mac and cheese at our seats. A full bar was available as well. read more

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Amazing ...legendary franchise ..luck chance ..wonders of sports..new arena is dated around 2019 after the championships ..amazing team fun ...hope to visit more basketball games read more

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As someone who has been a Warriors fan since I was a kid, I'm not the biggest fan of Chase Center. Prices are pretty absurd and it's not #roaracle. That being said, the opening experience is engaging and fun. There are a lot of food and drink options, and experiences for everyone. If it's your first time as a kid, they have a button for you. If you are the designated driver, you get a free soda cup. They have fun special giveaway days with cool swag. read more

Chase Center - Inside - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

Beautiful Chase Center in SF in the Mission Bay Area. Can hold up to 18,000 people. No big back packs allowed, you must store it in a locker that'll cost you $10. No metal or plastic, full or empty water bottles allowed inside. Must purchase it inside. You can get your empty large Pepsi cup at the designated driver kiosk. Scan and download the app, enter your info, then you can fill it with free water or soda. A lot of people don't know this. I watched Journey and Toto concerts here. Plus my first Warriors game. Parking is expensive, a long walk from the Caltrain station. We took Waymo from home, most won't take the freeway, only side streets. You must be a regular to get freeway access. We took Uber going home. read more

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I have spent several Christmases watching the Warriors at Chase and they do not disappoint (Chase Center not the Warriors). The staff are amazingly friendly and welcoming. The food and drink options are fantastic. The place is clean and they do such a fantastic job delivering a unique experience inside and out. Pro tip: Spend $30. on concessions and pay with your Chase credit card and get a $5. discount. read more

Chase Center - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

Awesome arena to watch the warriors game right by the bay. Parking is horrendous, recommend taking the local transit to the arena. Lots to do around Chase center before the game or events including food, drinks, and shopping for warriors gear. Chase center city bistro is decent, hot dogs are cheap and good. The soft drinks are self-serve and you can refill your cups anytime. No outside food or drinks allowed, so you need to buy everything there. Some seats have blocked views, so beware when selecting your seats in the Upper levels! You get free Muni transit ride with a Warriors ticket! read more

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I went here for the Laver cup. My wife was able to get tickets for Friday night's line up. We drove there and had to get a prepaid parking the week before. It was only a couple of blocks away so that was nice. It is really busy when they have any type of event here at the Chase Center. An added note. You get 5% off any purchase here if you use a Chase card . A great discount. The event started at 7PM and we got there early since I have never been to this event or this location. We were going to try and get a bar seat at Miller and Lux but forget it. Packed. We went to the merchandise store. Wow wall to wall people trying to get Laver Cup stuff. A tip is they have more vendors inside the center selling some of the same stuff. We were able to get a Laver Cup towel my wife wanted inside. It was sold out in the main store. One add plus to the Center was that we didn't have to wait to get in. They entrances all around the Center and we walked right up. It was amazing . We have to wait in line at our arena. This was the best. The food here is hella expensive but it's SF. A bottle of water was $8.50 Crazy. Our seats were in section 109 and they were great. The Laver cup was great and we had so much fun. read more

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I've been to the Chase Center on many occasions, but mainly for concerts. I just so happen to be here for all the current pop princesses: Olivia Rodrigo, Sabrina Carpenter, and Tate McRae. Parking is very easy to find. The garage across the street is my go to, and it's simple to pay for. The overall arena itself is beautiful, and very modern. Open windows, a view of the ocean, and great eateries around the area. I love that the merch section is in front of the steps of Thrive City. They usually host watch parties or Warriors games as well in front of the big screen. I've sat in the nosebleeds and I've bee on the floor. The only complaint I have about this arena would be that if you're sitting high up for a concert, you will have an obstructed view no matter what. In the picture I took of Olivia, you can see objects coming from the ceiling that are quite literally blocking the screen. read more

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Chase Center in San Francisco continues to elevate the experience. After multiple visits attending multiple Warriors and Valkyries games has made that very clear. The ticketing system has improved tremendously and access is smoother and far more intuitive than before. Staff throughout the venue consistently demonstrate strong knowledge and helpful attitudes which makes the entire event feel well organized from entry to exit. Food options have also seen a noticeable upgrade both inside the arena and in the surrounding neighborhood offering a wide range of choices that fit different tastes and budgets. One inconvenience I encountered is that some entrances close without warning and having an entrance shut just as you walk up to it with an elderly dad forces you to walk halfway around the arena which is frustrating, a bit disrespectful as we were clearly visible there entire time walking up. Overall Chase Center has grown into a decent overall venue for live sports and the improvements are obvious to anyone regularly attending. read more

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We were here for a Valkyries game and had the best time. Game started at 7:00pm but they start letting people in at 5:30pm. The lines to get in were long but they went fast. It was a very efficient and orderly experience. We found our seats first and then decided to look around for something to eat. I was really needing some water so I bought that first. $7.50 for a bottle of water is insane. But you really don't have any other option, so you pay. We got a slice of pepperoni pizza from Tony G's. What a disappointment that was. It was so overly greasy and hard to chew like it was dried up. Very disappointing. I will never get that again. We also got a soft serve ice cream that was fabulous at the same pizza spot. That was probably the best thing we had. We had great seats abs enjoyed the game. Customer service here is exceptional. Bathrooms were kept very neat and clean. Overall a great experience except for that pizza. read more

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It was not bad but also not good. Comparing this place to intuit and crypto, i would say that it is in the middle. It isn't newish such as intuit but isn't as old as crypto aka staples.... I feel like it lacked something that would impress visitors... The center isn't as big as other places. Nosebleed seats are way up and are quite too far to see anything. Thankfully, i got seats in the 118 level that had access to what they call, club lounges. These are stalls that serve food and drinks that you buy. It basically just gives you easier access to rather than going out and having to go around farther during breaks. They have a bigger area here to buy alcohol as well and have toilet access that is closer compared to other seats in other sections. ..... their big screen isn't as advance as others as it is squarish/ rectangle in a way. I do like that they have sponsors and what not that giveaway free stuff but thats about it. Ow and parking is expensive better to take a waymo instead.... Plus food and drinks are expensive. Alcohol are around 20++ while snacks cheapest would be around 8-10 for fries. read more

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Came for the Heart concert and they were fantastic! We were in the VIP section so no waiting at the concessions. Before the show we got a soft pretzel with nacho cheese and a couple slices of pizza. I had the cheese pizza and my husband had pepperoni. The pretzel was really soft and fresh, best I've had in a concert/game venue. Cheese was just regular nacho cheese but so much better than a little cup that you pull the lid off. Pizzas were New York style thin crust and a pretty big slice. My husband's had little cup pepperonis. Pricing was average for a show. Waters $9.50 read more

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Love going to Chase center to watch the Warriors games and some concerts The staff here is great read more

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We've been to Chase Center three times for concerts and every time it seems to be a challenge but it does have good acoustics albeit depending on where you sit and how the stage is set up for the concert, you may or may not have a view. But it is a beautiful venue. L O C A T I ON Chase Center is an indoor arena in the Mission Bay district. G E T T I N G T H E R E You can get there by public transportation or driving. If you take BART, you can get free MUNI by showing an event ticket, I believe. P A R K I N G They do have parking but you need to reserve in advance. Then there are other parking lots near it and it's easier if you reserve in advance. I have never taken advantage of the parking lots and have parked in neighborhoods nearby. Over the years parking in the area is now unlimited after 10pm on nights of a concert or event. So to find any "free" parking make sure to look at posted signs or go about half a mile west or ~ 1 mile south for free street parking. As of 2025 this is what helped guide me to free street parking: https://www.sfmta.com/getting-around/drive-park/oracle-park-and-chase-center-special-event-parking-regulations We ended up west side of the highway and up near 18th street and Missouri just south of Chez Maman East (it was busy!) which is a pretty safe area with homes. It took us roughly 20 min to the venue. Again we felt pretty safe walking to and from the venue. V E N U E The venue has a green area in the front and a large screen on the actual building. There is security checks before entering the building. Make sure to check the bag policy and what you can or cannot bring in: - https://www.chasecenter.com/plan-your-visit.visitor-info.bag-policy - Look under P, Prohibited Items: https://www.chasecenter.com/plan-your-visit/a-to-z-guide/#letter-P Upon entering, there are many folks who can help guide you to where you need to be. There are also signs. There are plenty of restrooms on all the floors, if one line is long, go further down. Food is located on pretty much every floor so if you want time to find food you may want to put on some good walking shoes and plenty of time before your event starts. Of course food is expensive but what can you do if you can't bring in an empty water bottle or snacks. They do have water fountains though. If you do get a drink, they will uncap it and keep the cap. S E R V I C E There were plenty of staff to ask questions to and they were quite friendly. We were led to the guest services easily and got our ear plugs cause you know, can't lose your hearing at a concert! Ear plugs are always free. O V E R A L L Although our seats were 4 from the last row, it was still fun. There were speakers blocking the center screen so we missed a lot of the videos in the center, but this is different per event. Overall, if you are sitting high, you can always bring your binoculars. If we didn't live so far and if parking wasn't horrible, we'd be back for a concert all the time, but it's always a treat and an adventure. Just make sure you add plenty of time to find parking and food. read more

Chase Center - View from Section 217 Row 18 Seat 21 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

What a beautiful place! I watched its construction back then when I worked in the area a couple blocks away. It is good to see such improvements and development. It was a family friendly zone with people safely enjoying the space and conversing. Kids were running around, and parents were running around chasing them or bringing back takeout food like personalized delivery servers - back and forth - free of any charge or fees, of course. I was there reading a book in one of the lounge chairs while waiting for people. I have been here for a Warriors game years ago when they first opened! Ah, memories! Thanks, Cuh! Inside, it's even more amazing and a modern marvel! Seeing the Warriors team was like seeing superheroes in real life! I grew up watching them on tv but never saw a game in person, so after decades and decades, it was a dream come true. What else? What else is exciting and new? Valkyriiiiiiiieeees!! *flex and grunt with a salute to Balhalla* (when keypad typos actually worked for once) read more

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Fire time at this stadium attending a Warriors vs Bulls game. It's an impressive facility both inside and outside. The staff was friendly and helpful. I am thankful for the Clear lane which expedited our entry. I appreciated the clean ladies' room too. We thoroughly enjoyed the game, especially since the Bulls won!! Fun fact: There's a Sephora vending machine near the concessions. read more

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I recently saw two concerts at the Chase Center, Katy Perry and Lady Gaga. Both shows were amazing and I love seeing them in concert. However, watching a show at the Chase Center is like a dangerous highway robbery. First, parking is extremely expensive in the area. If you want to park at the Chase Center, it is $75! That is insane and I rather spend that money on a dinner before a concert. Public transit is also a nightmare, so I wouldn't suggest that if you want to be crammed in like sardines. I bought my parking pass both times on the Spot Hero website for $26 and was able to park in a parking garage for 6+ hours at the Audi Premium Garage across the street from Oracle Park. It's about an 18 to 25 minute walk. There is no railings if you're sitting in the front row of the balcony. It's all glass and it is pretty low. I saw so many people lean against the glass and it is so dangerous. It made me anxious and nervous every single time. The S.A.P. Center in San Jose is over 30 years old but is more well-designed and easy to get in and out. Plus, there are so many inexpensive parking options, even free parking near the S.A.P. Center. The Chase Center is just not easy to get in and out. Don't get me started about the food at the Chase Center. I love Bakesale Betty and oh my God, the fried chicken sandwich does not taste anything like the Oakland location. The patty is thin like a McDonald's McChicken sandwich and it is $24! It's dry and the slaw doesn't taste anything like the one in Oakland. I have been going to the Oakland location for more than 10 years and seriously, the location inside the Chase Center is embarrassing. I also bought chicken tenders and fries and that was $22. It was dry, hard and cold. The fries were somewhat better and at least crispy. I can't believe I spent over $60 on just two items and a refillable soda cup. I could have spent that money at the Oakland location and be more satisfied. Eat before the concert and don't waste your money at the food options there. I looked up old news articles about the Chase Center and yes, somebody has passed away at the Chase Center from a fall and also multiple injuries throughout the years. But yeah, for a new arena, it's poorly designed and even the far upper seats has a very terrible view. I felt sorry for people who paid over $200 a ticket for a view that is obstructed by all those things on the ceiling. If you have to go watch a concert here, try to get something in the lower level or at least within the first few rows of the balcony. read more

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I visited Chase Center for a Warriors preseason game, and it was absolutely beautiful! Even though it's been open for several years, the arena still feels brand new -- spotless, modern, and well maintained. The layout is spacious and well designed, so even during peak hours it never felt overly crowded. We arrived a few hours before the game, and it was surprisingly calm and easy to explore. There's a great variety of food options, from the classic hot dogs to more elevated choices like poke bowls. Inside the stadium, the atmosphere feels intimate -- even from the upper levels, you still get a great view of the court and feel close to the action. read more

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It was my first visit to the Chase center to see a Warriors game. The new arena is great and easier to get to than the Oakland location. We were lucky enough to be seated three rows from courtside. When looking up to the higher levels I think the views of the game would be sub par. The vibe is great and the fans are engaged. -1 star because the reception for cell phones was awful and there was no WiFi. read more

Came here for Warriors vs Blazers preseason game and had a blast. Doors opened at 5:30 pm, but the lines were super long and packed maybe due to the Curry Allstar mvp bobblehead giveaway. The team at Chase always do great job keeping the lines moving when entering the arena. When you need helping finding your seat they are very helpful. Had seats in the 200's but still the view of the court is great. The game was regular preseason game until the 4th quarter. Dubs were down almost the whole game and came and won it. Always a great time when you're at Chase center. Looking forward to coming back for another Warriors game. read more

Chase Center - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

I went here for a Golden State Warriors basketball game in 2021, a volunteer event for University of San Francisco's senior sendoff in 2022, and then again for a Pitbull headliner concert in 2023, so I have been to this location for different reasons during different seasons. but, every time that I come here, I struggle to get here because the bus routes do not lead directly to here and the bus is so crowded that I cannot get off on the correct stop right away :( parking is a nightmare, so cannot imagine what it is like to drive here. guess that is why it is so expensive to do rideshare to and from this location. anyway, I like that this spot is decorated with a big and bright Christmas tree that stands outside of the entrance every winter. I did my senior 1 semester clinical at UCSF Mission Bay, so this was place was always a nice sight to open my eyes to when I would walk out the door. I appreciate the diverse array of events that this place holds , but oh my gosh, the logistics and planning to make it to and from is just...not worth it. also, the security line check-up is so disorganized because guards did not do the greatest job to ensure that there was no shortcutting, especially from the big groups :/ read more

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Only one food place open on the floor we were on at Chase Center. $20 hot dog and $20 nachos. Hot dog was ok. Nachos were so sub par it's hard to describe. I feel like I should pack a lunch at this place? Lots of room for improved food service! read more

One of my favorite concert venues. The options for food are always decent, and I love arriving early for dinner at GOTTs before shows. Parking is fairly easy to find. read more

Got invited to watch Laufey in the suites and the view was amazing. On a separate occasion I got seats on second level and the stairs are steep. Outside the venue there are plenty of vendors; which I recommend instead of inside the Chase Center itself bc they definitely lock you out (no in and out privileges) and force you to buy their overpriced drinks etc once inside. Staff kind and helpful in navigating us to the shortest lines for merch. Bathrooms clean. Recommend to bring quality earplugs to protect your ears from how loud it gets as my watch alerted me a few times read more

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Chase, my friend. Your food has gotten infinitely better since my first trip here so +1 but omg, I don't know if I can get with some of my new Dub favorites being subbed out for Valkyrie games. And it's not exactly for new cool things....its new "healthier" things that make me kind of afraid given its concessions afterall... Mushroom nuggets? Umm... And then you strip down some of the good faves? No short rib anything at Old Skool Cafe? My heart. Well at least you were extra generous with that good fake cheese queso for once lol. read more

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I had the opportunity to attend a Valkyries game at Chase Center in a corporate suite, and this was such a cool way to experience a game. The suite was clean and the food was decent; the offerings for the evening game were hot dogs, chicken tenders and fries, lumpia, nachos, and falafel. The suite was open half an hour before game time, and our attendant checked in with us about 15 minutes before the game started. Only some of the food was served before the game (falafel, hot dogs, nachos), with the rest brought out during the second half. Our attendant was very friendly and took great care of us, and we had an excellent view of the court. read more

Chase Center - View from the suite - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

Seated in section 109 for the Keshi: Requiem Tour concert. Great seats, great view of the stage and no obstructions. Sounded great and Keshi put on a great show. Pretty limited food options (and grossly overpriced tbh). All bottled drinks are given to you without a cap for some reason. read more

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Had a great time at Chase Center for the Warriors game last night. I have been to Chase multiple times for games and concerts. It is always fun every time. We take Caltrain to SF and take a muni train which stops right in front of Chase. It is very accessible and convenient. Beats the expensive parking and traffic before and after the event. read more

Last weekend I experienced a Valkyries game with one of my besties at this arena and it was AMAZING! With several entrances, it's just recommended to know which side of the building your seats are located. By each entrance, there is a standard security process to go through. By the West end, there are several restaurants to choose from if you want to grab a bite to eat before attending a game or event. This experience is massive: 6 floors of seating, food & beverage & merch options on each + cocktail lounges on a select few. We explored each floor a little bit during half time. From any seat, the view and sound are tremendous. And a couple of craft 40s pairs well with this not your standard game experience. read more

Chase Center - Valkyries Sunday night game - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I love this venue, especially after the renovations. Food and drinks are pricey, but the overall experience of a Warriors game at Chase Center makes it worth it. read more

Chase Center - interior - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

Went to the valkyries game and it was so good! had a yummy valkyries slushie and a chicken sandwich. it's like other arenas but i like how on every section and floor they have a variety of restaurant and bars ! i think the chicken sandwich was mid but it's okay! fries and tenders good tho read more

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As proud parents and longtime Golden State Warriors fans, we've reached out through every channel we could--letters to the executive office at Chase Center, emails to NBC Sports Bay Area, the Filipino Heritage Night rep, and the Community Warriors Department. All we hoped for was a simple gesture: a postcard to our son, who is currently pushing through boot camp as he prepares to graduate on July 24. He's a summa cum laude graduate, passionate athlete, and a diehard Dubs fan. He lives and breathes basketball--playing weekly, calling out his favorite plays, and celebrating every Warriors fast break, buzzer-beater, and Curry dagger three. Sadly, aside from one kind response pointing us to another inbox, it's been silence from the organization. For a team that often touts its commitment to community and family, this feels like a missed pass--an opportunity to make a meaningful assist that could've lifted a young man during one of the toughest quarters of his life. This wasn't about a highlight reel or going full court. It was about a heartfelt moment off the court--making a young fan feel seen by the team he's stood behind through every season. We still believe in the heart of Dub Nation and hope someone out there will pick this up and make the shot. read more

This is my first time visiting the Chase Center. We came here for the Laver Cup. We prepaid and reserved our parking. Parking is very challenging. There's no way we can find street parking. You cannot get away from paying an arm and a leg for parking your car near there. The lines were not too bad getting into the stadium. It was very efficient. Stadium looked very nice and clean. They have vendors carts in different areas selling drinks. Food is very expensive. I have never paid $8.50 for a bottled water before, but I did that night. Soda was $10, but you can refill. I think it's outrageous. If you use a chase credit card, you get $5 off over $30. We got tacos from Tacolious. The meats had good flavor. My husband got the beef, and I got the chicken. The bad thing about the beef was it had a lot of gristle. Every piece was gristle. He could not eat it; hard to chew. If they are going to over- charge for the food, the food needs to be a least some quality to it. It doesn't take much to put out something decent. Overall, I would have given 5 stars. The place is very nice. Its clean, organized, the stadium seats were somewhat comfortable. They really need to improve on the food and pricing. I know it's a business and you want to make money, but $8.50 for water, be reasonable. My advice is to eat and drink, before you go to the venue. read more

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Rolling up to Chase Center for the first time was straight fire. Prepaid parking at 495 Mission Rock Lot C via SpotHero cost me $50 not bad at all. Heads up: the later you book, the more it costs; it's like surge pricing but for parking lol. The 10-minute walk to the arena was clutch, especially after a little pregame sesh Bay Area style, yadadaimean? After a long break from Dubs games, the atmosphere was electric. Last time I was in the mix was during the "We Believe" era in The Town. Chase Center's energy was next level! The fans around us were hyped, and we even met some hilarious folks behind us. Good to sit with fans like that they even offered to buy me a beer. How dope is that? Before heading to our seats, we scoped out the food spots. Bake Sale Betty caught my eye been a minute since I had that Oakland classic. Their buttermilk fried chicken sandwich was as crispy and flavorful as I remembered. Paired it with some hot, crispy fries and washed it down with a Space Dust IPA, one of my go-tos. Got too caught up to snap a pic blame it on the pregame festivities lol. Posted up in Section 108, Row 10, Seats 6 & 7, we had a sick view! Watching Steph's pregame routine live was surreal. The Dubs clapped the Kings, 130-104, with Steph draining his 4,000th career three-pointer. The place went bananas! Six-game winning streak playoffs, here we come! Oh, and pro tip for Chase Bank customers flash that Chase card at the arena and get $5 off concessions. A little W before the big W! My first Chase Center experience was unforgettable a belated birthday gift from the wifey (February birthday, but who's counting?). Already hyped for the next game. Let's go, Warriors! Yeeee! read more

Chase Center - 4000th Career Three Pointers! Blessed to see this moment. What an achievement! Best F'in Shooter in the world! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

Came to see Jhene Aiko with my friends! Man I absolutely loved the experience! The whole line up was amazing! Parking was great we were able to find parking easily since I'm familiar with Chase Center and where to park. We were hungry so we decided to get some food there, we were a bit late but it's ok our main girl was not out just yet. The food was pretty good and we got a couple of beers for the show. Overall experience was fantastic and definitely one for the books with my friends! We all had an amazing time and would definitely recommend coming to Chase Center for your next event! read more

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