Have I been to bigger, more elaborate, and well appointed stadiums in my life? As someone living in…read moreSEC Football country, of course I have. That said, I am an alumni of a mid-major program whose stadium actually looks a lot like this one in design, capacity, and well... remoteness. The world of NIL Money has made it harder for programs like these to compete, but you'd never know it from the fans. I was invited by a couple Lobos fans to join in on a game against Colorado State. We treated ourselves to box seats behind the end zone, complete with a full catered buffet of hot dogs, grilled chicken and pork, potatoes and beans, frito pie, popcorn, and sodas. There was also a private bar and bathroom, for a price that would easily be a fifth of what you'd pay in the SEC, and that is generous. Was the food good? I mean, not really, but it was stadium food and fine. But the football ended up being fun to watch. The Lobos were having a sloppy day, with 4 turnovers, keeping Colorado State in the game the whole time. CSU had problems of their own with three interceptions, ultimately leading the Lobos to a 4th quarter charge that sprung them to victory. The highlight of the day was a section of fans with their shirts off spinning them in the air in the far upper corner of the visiting bleachers. They got attention on the big screen as the Lobos were starting to rally, then their ranks swelled as people "Joined the movement.' By games end, there were several hundred fans spinning their shirts and cheering relentlessly for the Lobos, and they eventually made their way down into the student section. You could tell the team appreciated it, as they came over to them after the game to slap hands and thank them. I love these football moments, and it was a great day in the stadium. Five stars for a loyal fan base, and go Lobos!

We've been here almost 8 yrs & have a connection to UNM. But haven't been to see them play here…read more Today's the day, 1st sell-out game in over 15 yrs. Loud crowd, packed stadium and great game. Food lines at the usual stadium food places were short - then there were the food trucks. Four of them longer lines and offering more than stadium food. One was sno-cones with a separate syrup island to make it very own. Aisle were ok, a little narrow to suit me. Seating is bench style - if you need back support you have to bring a stadium seat. Rentals are available.Not a bad way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

Always a grand time at Isotopes park…read more Baseball and a beer Mariachi night tonight with fireworks after the game Bring the family

I love a good ball game! Growing up I went to San Francisco Giants games multiple times a year. I…read moreinclude that to give you context for my life long love of baseball, but not to compare parks- that would be ridiculous! This is a small park with great cheap seats, good eats and a lot of family fun. They do all the typical ballpark fun activities, kiss cams, games for kids and they even have a carousel for the kiddos! Of course, food and drink is a bit steep, but they do try and mitigate that with deals before the 5th inning! I tried the bananas foster last week and it was amazing! I would suggest sharing- it was huge! They have rotating food specials that are quite the delight. I will mention that they host United Soccer here as well, but I haven't been in attendance! Go Isotopes!

This was our second time at the Gathering of Nations, and it was much better organized two years…read moreago. The performances were absolutely stunning, the dancers and energy were mesmerizing and truly unforgettable. Unfortunately, everything else was a mess. We waited three hours at will call for wristbands, only to have the coliseum hit capacity. They clearly oversold tickets, and we missed the Grand Opening and night show. Food lines were also 2-3 hours long with not enough vendors. It was so frustrating that we didn't even return the next day. It's sad this was called "The Last Dance." The performances deserved far better organization.

We came for GON & had the most amazing experience. The grounds were nice & the way the venue was…read moresetup so people could flow & you could easily get around was much appreciated. The event itself was one of many. There was so much going on sound you, on top of great food & tribal dancing everywhere. It was truly a moving experience. My favorite part was all of the great people we met that I'll cherish forever. The vendors were funny & friendly, their performers as well, & the people were amazing. Everyone was so nice it warmed your heart.

Great place to watch high school football games, track meets, or go for a run. I live right down…read morethe street and there seems to be an event going on almost every evening. I like to go run intervals and run the stairs some mornings. The only problem is that it's pick and choose when it's opened. I've gone multiple times around 7am and it is still locked up. Some days it's opened at 6am. I guess it just depends on if the key holder wants to wake up or not? I have no idea. It's a great 400m track. Go run, go watch games, go get your fit on.

"Not bad" is what comes to mind. Clean restrooms (or at least it has been each time I have…read morevisited). Junk food is usually sold. A Pokemon stop is located at the scoreboard. There are separate visitor and home seating areas -- unless it is a smaller event like a JV football game -- then every guest gets to sit in the larger home area. The staff is not so friendly, and they do not mind being rude at all. Those grouchy people NEED customer service training on a daily basis. I only have witnessed one polite and nice worker. Cheers to him! Thank you for being delightful. You help make Milne A-OK. At any rate, come prepared by avoiding the workers and by bringing your stadium needs (cushion, umbrella, blanket, water bottle, etc). Make sure to use your loud cheering voices because the players really do appreciate the fans. I thought about buying a cowbell, but my co-worker said, "Please don't." So, for now I will not. Can someone suggest a better noise maker?

Everything. Coffee would be nice. Great venue and close to…read moreour neighborhood. We enjoyed supporting our local youth

First time ever at this stadium. I had no idea of it's existence until my brothers high school…read moregraduation ceremony. I was rather surprised to hear they were hosting a ceremony with covid still lingering around. When I arrived and discovered it was an outdoor stadium it made much more sense. Proud of my brother I was so excited to be apart of this chapter in his life. The walkways were very spacious and the stadium had everyone fairly spread apart. The security staff was on top of the gate making sure everyone had masks and wristbands to enter. The venue was pretty nice. I am unsure the next time I will visit but least I got to experience it with my family! So proud of my brother! Can't believe he's all grown up!

So....I'm originally from Texas and grew up going to the Houston Rodeo yearly. I've also seen bull…read morefighting in Central America. However, I've never been to a bull riding event, until now. Parking was $25. PBR was over two hours of relentless, thrilling bull riding action. Awesome music was blasting the entire event. Not sure if the guy was a clown or just someone to keep the energy level up, but he kept that energy pumped. He also has (had) great dance moves. Bulls are beautiful, ginormous and oh so fast. I realized that riding a bull with one hand while keeping the other hand off the bull and your body is an amazing display of bravery and athletic skill. Wow...8 seconds can feel like a long time. I was pleasantly surprised and the PBR really went beyond what I thought it would be. I had a blast watching the bull riders. Something new I learned: The strap underneath a bull is not tied around the bull's testicles like I've heard for my entire life. The rope is meant to motivate the bull to kick more with its back legs while bucking, which really puts a rider's skills to the test in staying on.

I made my stop at the Pit for my first ever Professional Bull Riding event. It was loud, fun,…read morefilled with fanatics and helpful staff. My wife and I were show to our seats pretty quickly and we enjoyed the show. Not much else I can ask for but that!

We love the Rio Rancho event center!!! Great venue, free parking, amazing! Great variety of shows!…read moreThe concession and bars need some improvement but overall we love going here!! CON - hard to get out of after - like all events! Handicap parking! You need more and more clearly marked. We were guided to this upper lot, which was fine but still a long walk from the lot to the venue.

The stairway lighting is horrible when they turn the house lights off. Went to see Heart in concert…read morein March 2025, I almost fell down the stairs several times going to use the restroom & there's a step painted BLACK at the bottom and it's DARK on there. No lights at all on the stairs inside the arena. Maybe I should have fallen and sued for $500 million dollars.

A terrific new facility for competition baseball. Usually a $3 entry fee for spectators but you…read morereceive a dollar off coupon at concessions Speaking of concessions, a loaded menu at this facility Gourmet burgers, nachos, and decent coffee if it's cold A beer patio above concessions if you desire, you can't mingle field level with a beer but availability is nice Enough bleacher seating and plenty of space for personal seating Never enough shade in sunny New Mexico so bring an umbrella Tournament weekends bring out of state teams in and this facility is definitely a bright spot on the schedule 100% turf fields require turf shoes, no spikes Ample parking but location is a bit remote, so a stop for coffee, lunch or snacks other than at concessions stand is recommended No food or drinks allowed through gates other than player water Just fyi

I have been going to this complex since it opened. The complex is a wonderful place but the gate…read morefees are ridiculous. $10.00 a person every day for a 4 day tournament is outrageous. That is $100.00 for two people. There are no military or senior discounts. Not to mention that there is not enough shade. Baseball as a sport is very expensive. The City of Albuquerque needs to reconsider the gate fees and make it more economical and consider the teams and families that come from out of town.