The best venue to see high school football in the Cleveland area. Friendly staff, accessibility…read more Great sight lines. Clean. Safe. Nice concessions, with classic hot dogs. Field is well kept artificial turf and very safe for players. Largest seating capacity outside of Cleveland Browns Stadium.

i live in canton ohio Fawcett stadium is world class…read more I was in the playoffs in 2005 my last year in highschool and I liked the stadium small but clean and nice

The good: the lines are great - you can wait inside the atrium an hour before doors open. The…read moreclimate control is good. The bad: -lots of smoke? Not sure where from? Was there fire? Should I evacuate? Eyes burning. Throat dry. Can't see. Can't breathe. Help. -Was having a moderately mild severe allergic reaction. In desperate need of caffeine. No coffee to be seen. Makes me sad. Cannot function without coffee. -the woman at ticketing, we'll name her "wildabeast" to keep her information confidential, but she was really mean. Like angry lunch lady mean. -the water. It's a no bottle facility, but they don't have faucets, so you have to buy a bottle of water for $7, only for them to dump into cup. Seems wasteful. Lots of plastic waste. It's like they want us to be microplastic humans. And then you're at risk of someone spiking your water. Beware of creeps. -You may need to take out a loan to purchase food here. Swensons - $25 for a burger? What the helli? I could drive to the farm and go get my own burger for cheaper. -the ticket "gatekeepers" will not move. They will block your view. They're unhinged.

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.

Cleveland Guardians Okay so I grew up watching baseball…read morestarting in the 1950's. I have been out of touch with most teams in the past two or three years except the New York teams and the Florida Marlins. So here's the playoffs and I'm wondering where this new team came from called the Guardians. After the first playoff game I realized it was the Cleveland Indians. I'm sorry but couldn't they have been a little more creative with a new name. I don't think the Seminoles have changed their name. Regardless Cleveland is having a good year. Maybe they'll win another World Series, but not this year! (I hope) How can I not like them. They won the World Series the year I was born! The team's World Series championship drought since 1948 is the longest among all 30 current Major League teams. So if they win I won't feel too too bad.

Millionaire sports club, besides caving to a dozen or so native Americans over their iconic…read morefranchise name years ago, decides to inconvenience people who were attending the 4:10 pm game by moving it to 7:10 pm due to wildfire smoke. First, it's understandable to postpone the 17th's game due to smoke. An inconvenience, sure, but then they decide to inconvenience everyone wanting to attend the next days game by moving it to 7:10pm. Brilliant, let's mess with everyone attending that game as well. Of course, they don't want to miss a penny. What if people cannot attend the later game now? Are their tix and parking pass available for exchange? Yes, but only for the 17th's rescheduled game at 1:10. Hmmm, that seems okay, BUT the parking pass is no good if exchanged? Cannot get a new parking pass? Only a credit, and probably will have to park further out and pay more. Due to newly rescheduled 1:10 pm game filling the parking lot! Exchange tixs, sure, but no where near original seats, and could cost more?!? This was to be our second game since the ball club became woke and changed their name. This will now be our last. After waiting on hold and being cutoff twice, the third time was the charm and the nice lady informed us of the policy above. Funny how our AARP status did not matter, just walk an extra half mile, drive home at night with your bad eyes. No, you cannot exchange for the Sunday1:10pm game! Ever wonder why people choose day time games and buy parking passes close to the venue? Morons! If we were Native American we might have been upgraded to the terrace and have VIP parking. Selected a phone call from a supervisor during the survey after speaking to the nice lady. Still waiting. Semper Fi millionaires!

Despite the flaws mentioned in the other reviews, Burning River Fest is worth attending if you're…read moreinterested in beer (specifically Christmas Ale), music, and environmental organizations. The other reviews made a couple valid criticisms: they don't let you bring in your own water bottles (although you could have sneaked in your own utensils to eat - haha), forcing you to buy one of their own, costing $3 (not sure if they could be refilled and if so, their cost): I just downed my water as I walked in, natch. The beer cups, corn-based and compostable, weren't reused. A GLBRF volunteer told me cups aren't reused because they touch the ends of the beer taps. They did have plenty of recycling and compost bins around the fest. There were very few chairs, I stood without complaint. As for paper tickets, it may have not been the most environmentally friendly but the system allowed people to get their beer quicker instead of having to make change and ring up credit cards at each purchase. However, there was no signage that I had to get a wristband to buy alcohol once inside the fest. The lines didn't detract from my experience. I arrived at 6pm, right when it started, bought my admission ticket in advance and most of my beer tickets and wristband for beer as soon as I arrived, and waited no more than 10 minutes in any line although friends who arrived later had waited a bit longer than that. Although there were a few families there, I also wouldn't plan to bring young'uns here. As Steve mentioned, there was not much for kids to do here. The rain put a damper on the crowd and the overall experience. That being said, it's still worth attending if you're interested in hearing some music (mostly generic bluegrass, folk, and traditional country) and enjoying the views of Lake Erie amid friends and other people.

Went with husband last weekend on our weekend trip to CLE. First off, do NOT ask Google to get you…read moreto the location. We ended up walking through some projects, an industrial area and steel bridge to end up on the other side of freight tracks and a barbed wire fence from where we needed to be. Google Maps got us to within 20 yards but the last 20 were impossible. Ended up taking a cab to the access road. We were glad we did not drive as the cab got us much closer to the entrance than if we had to park. Long line to buy admission. Eco friendly festival sold us a paper ticket then took it back at the gate 10 feet away. Long line to get 21+ wristband then ANOTHER long line to purchase beer tickets ($5/beer = 5 tickets -- again, not eco friendly) and on the the NEXT long line for beer. Three choices available only -- Wright Plus, Burning River and Christmas Ale. In July. With 100% humidity. Okay..... Music was kind of lame. Only one of the stages had chairs so if you go, consider bringing one. Food choices were limited. I love the idea of this festival but it could be much better executed.

I love, love, love this event! Such an amazing event that brings all the best to Cleveland in the…read morehistorical West Bank of the flats. I like how close things were this year. I wished the bands were a little more spaced out so I could have see more of them. I think most of the bands played the same type of music. I like it when the bands are a little different style. I always find a new artist to follow. Always fun to see how the weather will act. One year it snowed 2 feet and the next it was 60F. Food trucks and beer selection was decent. The fire pits were warm and the warm up tents had a nice dance party vibe. Lines were fast moving and the people watching was great.

Quite simply the best thing to do in Cleveland every year. This festival brings thousands of people…read moretogether to enjoy amazing music in a unique atmosphere. Come with your friends and even make new ones! Warm you hands by the fire pits, drink great beer, eat great food, and jam out to some of the best local Cleveland bands!

This was my first time at a Cavs game and we had a great time outside of the team coming up short…read moreagainst the Rockets. We sat in the lower arena behind the basketball goal. The seats were great however a little tight for those over 240lbs. Either way I squeezed in with close company and cheered on the Cavs. Food and beverage was easy to get to and priced just as you would imagine at a pro venue. They kept the crowd entertained and everyone seemed to enjoy the experience. I will be back for another one and will phone a friend for the best available ticket options. Go Cavs!!!

Always a good time. Arrive downtown early to find parking. The further from the arena the cheaper…read moreparking is. Want to eat downtown? Dinner reservations are recommended. Stay downtown! There is a lot to see and do! The game: exciting!! Loud!! Big screen shows the action!! Entertainment is watching the cheerleaders, the dancers, and the drummers. Look for Moondog and Sir CC. Audience games, too. It's a dunk!

This venue is beautiful! I believe more company's or organizations should be utilizing this space…read more We attended the Winter Wine & Ale Fest here. We parked at the public park garage near the Marriott. You can take the elevators to the main level in the hotel.. walk outside and then across the street to the venue. For 5hrs it only cost us $8! There were vendors scattered from the main room to a side conference area. They even had room set up for a live band and Chinese raffle. This place is huge! There was quite a bit of seating (I expected there to be no seating). They also had some tables set up that you could stand by without sitting. The bathrooms were very clean and modern. Security was present, they kept the even safe & secure. I loved visiting this time of year because of the Christmas lights outside in public square. The venue also had a large woodsy type of lit up tree in the middle. The entire building is mostly glass with tall, very tall ceilings. My only negative is that is got hot in here, fast. There were a lot of bodies but it seemed as maybe the ventilation wasn't able to keep up. Just need better temperature control.

I took a stroll through the medical mart and it is a beautiful, state of the art facility for…read moredemonstrations and conventions catering to the medical industry. There are several businesses that have small offices and permanent demonstration areas such as the Cleveland Clinic, Highland Software, and Vitamix. WiFi, catering, and a close proximity to hotels are amenities available, not to mention the location and views of downtown Cleveland. Why isn't this place bustling with business activity? Great space!

It was a beautiful fall evening last night. We went to a Mentor High School football game at the…read more"Jerome T Osborne Sr. stadium. It really is a great facility for the young people to participate in so many events. The game last night had a full crowd for the home team. Lots of noise, laughing, and cheering. The cheer squad was great. Mentor's football team is excellent this year. Both of the bands were wonderful. It really was a great fall evening in suburban America. What a great place to grow up and grow old.

The Osborne family built a nice stadium here. State of the art turf and track, field lights, weight…read moretraining room, spacious locker rooms and athletic trainer's office and announcers booth and a gorgeous score board with graphics. There are two home side concession stands. They should have added one on the visitors side, and then restrooms on each end. It's handicap accessible into the stands. There's a small reserved seating section with backs on the home side of the field. They're still bench style seats though. The sound system cuts out and is not clear. The sidewalk is sinking in places at the main entrance and needs some work for safety. Nice venue for high school events!