Yep, the good old days of going to the Raider and A's games; both daytime and evenings. Memories…read morewe shared with others that enjoyed the sports as much as we did. Now, it's just the past. Oh well, we had great times. Only gave it four stars as we can no longer go there for sports.

I was recently here for the New Edition and Boyz To Men concert. I gave it a low rating based on a…read morefew things. The absence of quality/variety of food. I dont mind paying g the higher prices but there should have been more variety and better quality. I paid $12 for a hot dog you usually get in a kids meal. This hot dog looked like it came from.an AMPM Minimart. They ran out of cheese for basic nachos, they charged $10 for a pretzel plain plain. Mustard/cheese was extra. I literally saw their version of basic nachos, hot dogs, pretzels, candy and beverages. I expected more. MUCH more. I should've gotten food from one of the outside vendors, to be honest. They seemed to be severely understaffed in the concession areas. It was disappointing. The concert was good, but the best thing about the venue itself was the parking.

you will never miss the Edward's Stadium as you stroll through Berkeley and its beautiful college…read morecampus. there are many entrances to it, and it's home to field and soccer events

Got loads of history here as a student. The track and field are well kept. Plenty of seating for a…read moreusual game even on days when it seems like a popular team comes to visit. Very easy to go in and out, not as strict as large volume places like the Memorial or the pavilion. Sometimes games are paid some are not, bot sure what is determined by this. A basic ticket stand and a stand of some merch and food; give you the basics. There are bathrooms available inside. Enjoy the art-deco architecture. It opened in 1932. and named after a mathematician professor George C. Edwards. One can really sit anywhere as nothing is assigned but on a hot sunny day go for the top or the press seating. It's all wide open. The views are splendid with the campanile, the Big C, and southside; truly a 180-degree view. Food and drinks are permitted and nobody said anything even though the rules were posted. Love coming back as an alumnus to support my alma mater.

REVIEWER # 2 Want to…read morefill like a big kid again? If so, you have to check out Circus Vargas! This was my first time at Circus Vargas and I have to say I would definitely go again if I could! I was totally amazed at this performance! If you haven't been, you truly do not know what you are missing. Parking was free which was a great plus! I found tickets off Groupon and paid $16 for bleacher seating. It was $22 for arena seating but to be honest I was as close as I wanted to be. There were some incredible performances such as the motorcycle in cage, juggling and the acts like the illusions. The performance was totally age appropriate. I heard a family near me state that they thought there was going to be animals and I was surprised not to see any as well but the performance definitely made up for it. I could definitely tell that the performers and entertainers really worked their butts off to make this a great entertaining show. I didn't see any mistakes or mess ups. The entertainers are VERY talented and you can truly see that they love their job and take pride in their performances. FOOD: They do serve popcorn and cotton candy. The prices seemed a little steep for me but I expected that. Cotton Candy was $5 and the small popcorn is $6 and Hot Dogs for $6. They also have pictures that you can take with the performers which cost $15 and although this didn't seem like a big hit, I thought it was a great idea. The show started at 7:30PM and ended at 9PM with a 15 minute break at 8:20PM. I personally had a great time and would definitely do this again if I had the opportunity. If you have children this is perfect for you and the family. However, even going as a big kid, I had a great time! GREAT JOB CIRCUS VARGAS!!! REVIEWER 141/196

First time doing the circus Vargas. Love it! I feel like such a little kid again and it's so much…read moreexcitement to be here. I work with kids daily, so there's a lot of that, but it's to be expected when you go to a circus event like this.

In terms of a venue with good sound for a concert, yes this is good. Now in terms of finding…read moreconvenient parking that doesn't cost an arm and a leg...good luck. Luckily this time around we found parking less than half a mile away that was free as some street parking is free after 6pm. But you gotta give yourself a lot of time to circle the blocks and read signs! Especially for the Pay for Parking areas may or may not be allowed. We did end up getting food that night and it was a fried chicken sandwich and a fried chicken salad of which were basically the same except one had more slaw as the salad base and no bun. I would highly recommend not getting the salad if you're not good with vinegared slaw and/or slices of jalapeno that I could not see in the dark. Don't forget utensils and sauces before you enter if you end up eating at your seat as it is kind of hard to get in and out of the seats. It does get pretty steep at the top. This time round our seats were the second to last row in the second tier so we were basically in the furthest seats. Remember to get your earplugs from customer service as it's always good to protect your hearing. Otherwise, I don't prefer going here as parking is just super hard and paying $75 for the parking garage is insane. But when you get tickets to see a show you want, you just try your best.

Still reeling from the $90+ I spent at lower level food concessions on Valkyries Pride Night:…read moreChicken tenders, quesadillas, french fries, egg rolls and 2 waters. No pricing at food concessions. Didn't have time to eat at the outside restaurants. Learned my lesson! Heck, I could have enjoyed Michelin star dining for $90!

A nice sized stadium for the area, but there are some critical flaws in design that can be pretty…read moreannoying. We joined for a roots game the other night and really enjoyed ourselves. The food trucks were great, so was the beer and wine bar. The atmosphere was perfect for a sporting event, easy parking, decently easy entry. My biggest complaint is with the design of the bleachers, don't drop anything or it's rolling all the way down. This problem is going to be worse for people with kids, I had to chase down water bottles and toys all game. Next time we're going to bring organizers to prevent this. My other issue was that the lights were out in all the bathrooms, not a big deal while the sun was still up, but a real issue after sunset!

Love to workout here, stairs and the track. Safe and there's parking. Get it in and enjoy the rest…read moreof your day. I usually do 10 stairs and 5 laps around the track.

I was here for the Annual Celebrity Sweat Flag Football Game featuring Dwight Howard's team vs…read more Quavo's team, which included athletes, entertainers, and influencers. The stadium is very clean, and the layout makes it easy to get around without feeling chaotic. Parking was smooth thanks to the nearby parking garage, which made arrival and departure stress free. The exterior of the stadium has a classic, almost Rome Coliseum-like vibe that gives it a grand, historic feel as you navigate around. Food wise, I decided to try the chicken tenders with a side of tater tots. The chicken tenders were decent, and the tater tots were too crunchy like it was overcooked. All in all, it's a nice stadium with good facilities, clean spaces, and a beautiful stadium exterior that stands out. It's worth a visit for games and special events, even if the concession food could use some improvement.

We attended a recent CAL game for the home opener and what a cool experience to also checkout the…read morenew Oski's Village x Football Fan Fest Zone essentially located right across the street from the Stadium on CAL's campus. Oski's Village is open three hours before kickoff for every home game. Our experience featured a chicken and waffle food truck, local brews from Almanac, an amazing live music performance (and conga line thru the crowd), an Oski appearance, fun kiddo/adult lawn games/entertainment, photo ops, and more festivities. It's been a minute since I've been to this Stadium, and I will say it's a beauty! I dig the local collabs with food and bev, awesome staff, and just nostalgic feels within the interior/exterior. And the marching band...the marching band! We def sat in the nosebleeds, but even the crowd is super cool and kiddo-friendly. There's just something about a hometown college team that you can't do anything but smile and root for..also, my college didn't have a football team so maybe that's a bias :)) All in all, Oski's Village made it quite the experience for everyone..appreciate game day inclusivity for young ones too! We took BART to/from the game, supporting East Bay transpo + athletics thru and thru. Highly recommend purchasing tickets ahead of time!

I saw dodgers at giants and the experience was pretty good. it was a giants win which was…read morefantastic. The only thing holding it back was the food. The food was mid and I thought it was overpriced. Food 4/10. What I really liked is that you could easily see the bay from an amazing view. The seats I sat on was solid for the price I paid. overall 8.75/10 better than most ballparks.

Take me out to a ball game!!! I love my experience here!! The giants vs the A's! Battle of the bay!…read moreI never been here before. So exciting to see new places and experience new things! So many food to try but very overpriced tbh so try to grab a plate and call it a day lol. Getting in was a breeze, no bag allowed in unless it's clear. There's a kid section so definitely come bring your kids to the game!!