A Chicago Dogs game is an A+ family outing, super fun and great value…read more It's a small stadium, so easy to get around and no bad seats. You can walk the entire concourse in five minutes. There's no shade, so day games in summer can be brutally hot. Night games are delightful. + Parking in the adjacent garage for THREE DOLLARS. If that's full, you can park for free across the street, a 5-10 minute walk from the gates. + Solid concessions: hot dogs, burgers, bratwurst, grilled chicken, tacos, pizza, chicken tenders, fries, pretzels, popcorn, ice cream...enough variety for everyone to find something. I learned about something called a bosco stick, which I regret not getting. Next time! + Entertainment between every half inning: trivia, fan interviews, numerous types of wacky races. This really keeps kids engaged. + Cheap and flexible ticket options. Games don't seem to sell out (or come close), so you can buy tickets on short notice and still get to pick your seats pretty much anywhere. About 85% of the seats range from just $10 to $17.

$10 tickets, $1 hot dogs on Wednesdays, $3 parking..... why wouldn't you go? Enjoyed the game and…read morewas able to drive two minutes to the outlet mall. You could make it a whole day in this area. My only complaint was the long wait in the line. I was at a game in NOLA a couple months back and the lines were seamless. Here I wasted 25 minutes standing in line but they did have a tv to watch from.

Does this building have its age? Yes. Does it take away from the overall experience? Not for me. I…read moreagree with others here that it is nice to have a venue like this outside the city that still has a lot of top acts and shows to see. I have attended many different events here throughout my life. Chicago Wolves games, Walking With Dinosaurs, Monster Jam, Trans-Siberian Orchestra and WWE Smackdown. I do agree that the place could use some upgrades, but it still gets the job done. Concessions are bit overpriced, but not the worst quality in my opinion. The dogs and pizzas are good, and the cotton candy can't be missed. Popcorn is okay. The staff are usually nice, but the ushers can sometimes be a 50/50 shot between super sweet and a grump. Lots of good memories here, and hoping for more soon.

Went there for Monster Jam recently, event was great…read more ARAMAK was servicing the food. The Pretzel was good The Pizza wasn't. It was Connie's Pizza and the slice was lukewarm So bad that the cheese hardened and cracked across the middle. $10.00 a slice !!! Next time I'll just wait and go to Connie's in Chinatown, where it's Hot and Fresh The girl ( section 112 - 114 ) gave me the slice and looked at me , I gave her the look back and was like ok whatever. There were better slices available and I didn't want to be that person but now I'm understanding some of why people do what they do. Did you really have to give me The F Up slice ? You have your reason and now your getting this review. Buddy at the register had to be reminded about my water. These people don't want to work and hate their jobs ( ^ x ^ )

Poker room is amazing, Joele is the best dealer! Happy they opened it up a few years back.read more

I wish I could give this place one star because the slot machines took all my money... but…read moreunfortunately I can't because everything else was actually great. The casino is super clean, there's plenty of parking, and the staff is really friendly and helpful. The drink service was good and the food was surprisingly delicious. Everything is organized well and it's honestly a really fun place to spend an evening. Now... let's talk about those machines. They were absolutely ruthless to me and happily accepted every dollar I fed them. Meanwhile, my husband somehow walked away $500 richer, which I'm still trying to process. Apparently the machines only like him. Even though the slots clearly had a personal vendetta against me, we still had a great time and will probably be back (because hope springs eternal when it comes to casinos). Just remember: bring a budget... and maybe bring my husband for good luck. Great place for a fun adult evening!

We took our 2 and 3 year old to a game! It was amazing. Parking was so close by. Not a lot of…read morewalking. Reasonable pricing. The kids zone came in clutch to get some energy out. My kids also loved the firework show.

Their games suck and are very boring. It would be fun for a 3 year old but not anyone older.read more

The Wolves are always fun to go see. It's a shame the attendance isn't what it used to be. Tickets…read moreare reasonably priced in my opinion, and they do a lot during the game to make it a worthwhile experience. Their pre-game show is far and away the best out of any professional sports team. Nothing better than lasers, pyro, and the heart pounding music of Motley Crue. Lot of funs things to do at the arena for the kiddos as well. The Skates Mates kids club was always a blast when I was younger. Fingers crossed they continue to do well in the playoffs!

I recently went here with a small group of friends and had an amazing time. I was really impressed…read morewith the entire experience from start to end from the efficient parking management and security screening to the amazing amount of side activities and picture opportunities that were available. There was never a dull moment during this entire experience. One way to really get a crowd energized from the start is with introducing the players with pyrotechnics which was followed by a great singing of the national anthem. The fast pace of the game and constant offense had the crowd constantly cheering, especially when the Wolves would score a goal. During the intermissions, it was great to wander around the arena which was complete with everything from backdrops to dog petting to merchandise purchases to fun photo opportunities with props. There was a good mix of things to do that were free and paid, and the lines weren't excessive. Between second and third period, I also got to see the mascot, watching a flying blimp, watch the Zambonis go across the ice, and try to get a free t-shirt. This definitely made the entire intermission super eventful and a lot of fun. Overall, I would definitely come back for another game. It was exciting and there was so much to experience. It was also definitely a great place to enjoy an experience with friends as the noise wasn't excessive so it wasn't too difficult to hear one another.

The Park Ridge Hawks are THE premier youth football program, hands down!…read more We have been part of the Park Ridge Hawks since its inception, when our team made it to the Pop Warner Championship tournament in Orlando, Florida. At first, we were apprehensive to let our two sons play tackle football. But we quickly realized how much attention to quality and safety the program emphasizes to ensure player development is optimized at every level. The coaching is top-notch. The practices are extremely well run. Communication and team organization are second to none. There is a focus on not just creating a winning program, but on raising young kids to work on lifelong qualities such as teamwork, integrity, and grit. The competition is excellent - we've played teams across Illinois, Indiana, and Florida - which has allowed our boys to push themselves, raise the bar, and improve their skills. You only become the best if you play the best! All in all, I highly recommend this program. The return on investment is just too good to pass up.

From the owner: Park Ridge Hawks Football is an elite environment for youth football players to represent Park…read moreRidge and develop football skills.

Great Catholic school in the Chicago Archdiocese area. They are located in Park Ridge Illinois but…read morejust blocks from Chicago and their sports teams play both City kids as well as suburbanites!