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I am so happy that Night Market is back this year. I really felt the void during its hiatus. The…read moreenergy itself of this event makes it worth trying. Wear comfortable shoes and come prepared for the experience. There are wall to wall vendors with a ton of people squeezing through the pathway. They have an area where live music is played. Food trucks are setup in this same area if you just need that. I say that because the restaurant vendors along the main walk more than satisfy any craving you could be having. There are stands with cocktails/beer and they even have a spiked bubble tea! Everything is really official. I will say bring cash. Some of the vendors take cards, and there are two ATMs that I counted, but they kept giving me error codes. It took multiple tries to get my actual cash. I'm not sure if this is the usual practice so beware. Parking was $10, but given the location free parking is definitely in walking distance. All in all a great time.

This review is based on my experience of the 2017 Cleveland Triathlon. Its fairly well organized…read more The packet pick-up was at University Hospitals in Beachwood. The Triathlon itself was in the most scenic location in downtown Cleveland. The swim for super sprint, sprint, and olympic are separated but I wish Pacific Sports would stop using Black buoys, its difficult to see. Water is flat, good for beginners. The bike route is along the shore way, based on the race you do 8 mile loops. Be advised it is hilly, Ohio is a flat state, but in this Triathlon you will encounter most of the hills there is. But the bike scenery is a nice ride thru downtown and flats. The run portion is a good jaunt thru downtown, by the courthouse, and browns stadium, and finishing in front the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. All in all it was a great experience.

Put it on your bucket list for next year. Looking for something to do next year with the family or…read morea place to take the kids. Put this on your list of things to do next year. This was my first year attending the air show. Awesome view from this area. Lots of food vendors so you won't go hungry for this event.

$30 for parking a mile away is wild on top of a $45 ticket. This is my first time attending in…read more25yrs and will be my last.

A time was had while in Cleveland for work. My colleague took me down and I was not disappointed. I…read morejust wish I could have stayed longer than I did. There was so much going on. An area for food, merchandise, community information as well as businesses inside were open. So much to try and explore. I got a noodle and rice dish and tea from vendors. All of it was really good. I definitely enjoyed my time and will be back next year if possible.

Another great year at the Asian festival it's progressively gotten bigger every year this year in…read morefact it was so big that it got shut down early due to the extremely large crowds on Sunday we went early and still had an amazing time and ate all the good food. Asian town Square is a gem for the city of Cleveland so many great restaurants, and shops.

What a fabulous place to watch a ball game. I've been twice now in person. The most recent visit I…read moresit in the top upper deck and enjoyed it on a blustery day. In spite of the wind, it was bearable and the temps were not offensive. I enjoyed watching the ball game and although we lost it was a great afternoon of relaxation as I enjoyed America's past time, baseball. Another time that I came, I selected a seat in the suites that included food and drink as part of the ticket price. It was essentially endless choices of food in a make to order situation with unlimited portions/refills on both the food and drink. It's a fun ballpark. The prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is fun and fantastic and I will come again!

Stadium 27/30. About…read more20 years ago, my buddies and I took a trip back here and we were in Cleveland when a game was about to start. Not sure if we were tired, or what, but we decided not to go. Fast forward 20 years later, and I made it! It was a cool stadium! I got there early, and there was a giveaway that day for a blanket. I have never seen a pregame lineup of people so crowded as I did on Monday when I went. The line snaked around. Honestly, didn't take too long to get in, and I did secure a blanket. Score! Didn't help that the Cavs vs Knicks was later that night, right next door. Downtown Cleveland was packed that day/night! Coolest parts of the stadium were these................. Old Dugout- You can go down to the field in right field and watch a full inning of baseball from the old dugout. Very cool experience! While waiting in line, the Nats hit a HR right near us. The guy about 4 people behind me tried to barehand it but couldn't secure it. Haven't been that close to a HR at a game in a long time. Ford Spin the Wheel- I spun the wheel and got a home run! My prize was a cool Cleveland snapback hat! Score! Ballpark Mustard- I got a Polish sausage from the Kosher dog spot and grabbed a grip of packets of the Bertmans stadium mustard. That stuff is deeeeeelicious! That was one of the best stadium dogs I have had in a long time! I only stayed about 5 innings because I had a drive to Detroit that night. The Guardians were getting killed, too. Wound up being 10-2 for the final. While not one of my favorite stadiums I have been to, its still pretty nice and I would definitely come back to check out another game!

Getting into the arena for an event is easy and expedited well. I usually don't have to wait long…read morein line to get through the security check and ticket line. There is a variety of seating and food stations spread throughout the arena. Getting your food doesn't take long and is quick. The availability of staff to help is abundant. Leg room in the seats is less in the upper bowl than the lower bowl. I'm 5'9" and in the upper bowl I have just enough room. They can improve by adding more escalators to and from the upper bowl. When leaving a Cavaliers game at the end of the game a long line forms to ride the escalators down. There are other ways down. The elevators are as crowded as. The stairs lead to outside and so those heading to Tower City via the walking bridge need to take the escalators unless they take the stairs, go outside, and then come back in the entrance by the stairs leading to the walking bridge. Also, the escalator that goes from the walking bridge to the arena is broken down a lot.

The traffic tonight was bad. Probably the worst I've ever seen it gridlocked and there was only one…read moreevent. But the workers were kind and moved the lines quickly inside. Bathrooms were clean (the main level could use a few more stalls). Good venue.

This place has definitely seen better days. Parking is hard…read moreto find. Only 2 doors are used for most events, creating long lines. The concession options are limited and below average in taste and quality. There is no central screen/scoreboard, making it a challenge to keep up with the action. The seats are actually rather comfortable.

We had a wonderful time watching CSU basketball in this beautiful venue. Everything about it from…read morethe Club and the food there, to the arena, the seats and cleanliness, and most of all, the helpfulness of the staff and volunteers. This was our first time at The Wolstein Center. I'd like to see more events here.

First time here this season. It was a rainy one, but the Browns won and played well. The staff were…read moreencountered were really nice and helpful. We had seats in section 341 and it was a nice view. The stadium was nice and most of it appeared well maintained. The rain was intermittent and we had ponchos so there's that. Food was expensive as expected but we did find lower cost options. The lines moved at a good pace. All in all, great experience.

I attended the Brown's draft party/Journey concert at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Tickets were very…read moreaffordable as the Browns season ticket holders got them free and were willing to resell them at value prices. Parking was not an issue as I work downtown and went after work. Admission to the event was about what you would expect; you need to have your electronic ticket available on your phone. The security check was fast and efficient. I was struck by how generic the concourse was; there are plenty of food stands but not a huge variety and there is really no style or anything to see. The bathrooms were clean, but also pretty basic. I was disapointed that the water fountains were not working. I did not see any of the promotional opportunities even though I walked through about half of stadium. My seat was the last row of lower bowl near the Dog Pound end of the Stadium. The seat was comfortable and not too crowded. The concert started about 10 minutes late from the day of start time which was 30 minutes later then the original announced start time. The stage was hard to see for a while since we were looking right into the sun and the stage was very dark. It also did not help that the band members were in dark clothing and were blending into the background. The video screens did help significantly. The sound was pretty good for a stadium show, loud without being oppressive. Journey put on a very good 80 minute show, playing all their hits. I will say the lead singer has a great voice and very energetic stage presence. If you get a chance to see them I would say go for it. Overall Cleveland Browns Stadium looks nice from the outside and inside the bowl, but the concourses could really use some sprucing up. There didn't seem to be a lot of variety in the concessions, mostly the expected stadium food. Pretty much a serviceable modern stadium, but not near the top of the NFL heap.

Ready for a HORROR STORY that makes one wonder what happened to CUSTOMER SERVICE…read more In October 2013, I received delivery of a steel cabinet from the manufacturer (Pucel Enterprises, Inc., of Cleveland, Ohio). After the driver left, I unraveled the shrink wrap and the cardboard covering the corners and top of the cabinet and noticed that the interior of the cabinet was extensively scratched up and the top of the cabinet (above the doors was bent in such a manner that the cabinet was a loss) and could not be used. I immediately contacted the local shipping company (who delivered the item) and informed them of the damage and they told me they would be happy to pick up the damaged cabinet but they needed authorization from Pucel or the firm that I purchased the cabinet from. I called Pucel and they told me, not their problem, contact the firm I purchased it from. Since that time, I have spoken with several companies that do cross country shipping and they have told me that, THIS MATTER IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SHIPPER. To date, Pucel has sent me ONE can of touch-up paint and told me that that was ALL they were going to do and to pay the vendor and enjoy the cabinet. They also told me that calling them directly was not going to resolve this matter as they were not the responsible party and have no obligation or interest in this matter. Pucel personnel then stressed that they will not replace the NON-useable, damaged cabinet (still sitting in my sitting in my back yard). The vendor has attempted to help me resolve the matter by ATTEMPTING to have Pucel authorize picking up the old cabinet but of course, no action to date. Terrible customer service, don't care about the customer, don't bother us (from Pucel) and they have the nerve to tell me to pay for a damaged, non-useable item. CRAPPY response from a business that uses the punch line, family owned and operated!!