I had my first indoor football experience recently and was suprised at the fun and festivities that…read moretake place. This organization certainly has some die-hard and enthusiastic fans. It was almost a sold out crowd to come see the local football boys play. They have motorcycles, cars, horns, fan-participation, and announcements the entire game. There were a ton of little kids there getting autographs from the players and getting an opportunity to get up close and personal with the athletes. They did have the Titan Dolls Pom-Pom girls and I guess for some this is a great addition but it just reminded me of senior night at a high school game as they spent a lot of time announcing each girl and she was escorted out on the field by her parents.....it was just a bit much as these ladies are well into their mid 20's ---I have to give props to the owners and organizers as they certainly know how to fill a stadium and get the locals behind this. You can buy shirts for 15-20 dollars and I even got myself one of those big old long horns to blow. The players are viewed as local celebrities and get a lot of attention. The tickets are a variety of prices --I ended up springing 40.00 for seats three rows back from the field so I was right in the action. Not as exciting as an outdoor game but still impressive...

Local sports are always a fun time. My friend occasionally gets tickets through work for…read moreRoughriders or their neighbors, the Kernels. The games are really fast paced and entertaining, but we haven't yet seen a win. Tickets are relatively affordable and there's a good chance you could sit somewhere better if you sneak around lol. They get ya on the snacks though $$. Bathrooms are a little janky and you can expect a line. Standard good time sports outing for a winter evening in CR.

A Roughriders game is still one of the most fun things you can experience in Cedar Rapids (or the…read moreentire Corridor for that matter) during the winter months. If you've never seen a hockey game, or you're just looking for something different to do, I highly recommend visiting. I've always loved that CR has been home to minor league sports teams for so many years. We're lucky. Uber family-friendly atmosphere. Roughriders ticket prices have increased by several $'s since my last review in 2014, but those extra dollars are worth it. I believe there are six different ticket price points now ($13-$25), and if you're really into hockey you may even consider season tickets. Roughriders season ticket holders are a hoot...I always seem to be seated next to them. :) From what I saw, staffing has definitely decreased over the years. I didn't notice any employees except for those scanning tickets, working in the concessions stands and those manning various booths along the concourse. Back in the day (10+ years) they used to have ushers that would help you find your seats. I don't know if these ushers were volunteers from the Roughriders booster group or if they were actually paid, but it was SO nice to have them there. Within the next 5 years or so the seating in the ice area might need to be evaluated (in the very least all seats could all use a deep clean). There is very little leg room and no cup holders. I saw many patrons using the seats as steps to get from one row to the next. Yikes. Talk about wear and tear. I also agree with another Yelper's statement (see Cedar Rapids Ice Arena reviews) that if you're paying for premium seats it would be nice to see the plexiglass cleaned more regularly. Also, the men I was with stated that the men's room near sections L & N was absolutely rank. After I heard this I opted not to use the ladies room. Concessions: stick with the cheese curds. They desperately need a new soft pretzel supplier. Bar: above average selection of beer, etc. available. Expect arena prices on all food and drink. Overall, 5/5 stars. You won't have perfection across the board given how many guests go through here on a nightly basis. Expect to spend at least $50-$100 per couple (dependent upon ticket prices, drinks/food). Parking is free! Recommend.

Totally Recommend this place, especially the art classes that KC has, been taking them for many…read moreyears and have really helped me grow as an artist, and just genuinely a very fun experience . Lots of cool trinkets in there and they even have a restaurant now! Totally check it out it's so worth your time.

I am in love with this place. The only reason I didn't impulse-buy what I wanted to while I was…read morethere is because I know I will be back in the area in late June. If it's still there, and no one has claimed it, I still have a chance!

Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon and was disappointed to find that all machines were coin-only and…read moretheir coin changer was not working. No staff in the building which was odd!

I absolutely love this place I hope it's open forever. It's a nice chill spot with the perfect…read moreamount of games and space. It's close to my house and I wish I could visit more often. It takes me back to my childhood when I get to play these retro games and even some new games. The prices are really good and my favorite game is Street fighter.

Ahh, what's a small college town without a local small indie-film/2nd run movie theater. I saw a…read morefew shows here while I was at school, and it's definitely a cozy place. The show times are a bit limited, but that's how things go in a town this small. I'm just grateful we had -something-.

Best outdoor bar in town! Great prices and the food truck is delicious. Try the smash burger for…read moresure!

Fun local course! Well mantained and nice carts. reasonable fees.read more

This place is a hidden gem. Everything about this place is well maintained. The greens are fair but…read moretough, the fairways are watered and in pristine condition. This course overlooks the cedar river and has a lot of great views. The staff is very fondly and welcoming, as are the locals. The price is right too, very reasonable rates for 18 holes and a cart. Highly recommended!