John Fallon Field is the flat lacrosse field that sits just behind the much larger U. at Albany…read moreCasey football Field. There are 15 rows of seats on one side. Frankly, I find the Casey Field in the front even a bit nicer. Hard to compete with the ritz and towering bleachers of colossal Casey football Stadium. Go Danes! Review: 5

As some fans have already pointed out, there's not a bad seat in the house at Joe Bruno Stadium in…read moreTroy , home of the Tri-City Valleycats. I did like sitting near third base better than my previous seat behind home plate. It offered a better view of the action even though I had to keep turning my head to check out the scoreboard to the left of me and then turn right to watch the players at bat. It's a nice looking stadium. The brick oven pizza is delicious. The vendors, staff and fans are friendly. To keep kids engaged there are contests and relay races on the field between most innings. The team hosts a lot of events to benefit community causes including food insecurity and animal shelters. There a fireworks displays periodically which are fun to watch. It's certainly worth a visit.

I've lived here for over 8 years and it took winning a contest to come here. What is wrong with me?…read moreThis was so fun - not a bad seat in the house although I was right behind home plate. The food and drinks were priced perfectly and it was all and all just a great time. I plan on coming next year. How about a Yelp elite event?? Ha ha

Excellent staff all around to assist you with anything you could need. Great building to take in…read moresome awesome college hockey. The events are well organized. The building is old and shows some wear but still yeilds a great experience. The local community always shows up to support RPI Hockey, so you can expect fans of all ages. If you're looking for some great entertainment at a reasonable cost, don't hesitate to bring your family and support RPI Hockey.

My wife had mentioned that she would like to go to a hockey game. So last night we went to the RPI…read morevs Harvard game and had a blast. A lot of fun and laughs before and during the game. There was a band playing which added to the entertainment during the game. Unfortunately RPI lost, but there was a lot of fast skating and I'm amazed at the speed all these college guys have on the ice. Definitely worth the time and money!

I have been to the SEFCU arena for sporting events around 10 times in the past few years, and have…read morenot been particularly impressed. Parking: They've charged anywhere from $5-10 for parking for women's basketball games, which in my opinion is way too steep, especially given that the lot is quite far away from the entrance. Concession Stand: I'm assuming the variety offered depends on the event, but I've noticed a decline in options over the past few years, which is a bummer. They do usually have nachos, candy, and a few other staples. Seating: Most of the seats here are super uncomfortable bleachers. Be sure you get one of the seats with the backs if you don't want to be totally miserable. Most annoyingly though, this place always seems to be experiencing some sort of technical issue. While hosting the America East Championship Game a few years ago, they didn't even have a working scoreboard for the game... they literally made an announcement in front of thousands of fans asking folks to "download the Great Danes app." What about older fans who don't have a smartphone? They also didn't have working shot clocks... again, this was for the Conference Championship game. They literally had to set up shot clocks in the bleachers. I honestly have never seen anything quite like it for such a high-profile game. Not sure if the blame for this sits with the venue, the conference, or what, but it was all pretty embarrassing and unacceptable. To be fair, they do now have a nice new video scoreboard that hopefully will be more reliable. Also, the SEFCU staff are generally pretty friendly. Overall, SEFCU is definitely not the best basketball venue in the America East, but it's not the worst so... I suppose that counts for something?

Excellent venue for more intimate performances. Holds about 400 patrons. Excellent accustics. All…read moregood seats in the house.

My dad and I enjoyed our self guided tour very much. The original woodwork & some intact art and…read morefurnishings are incredible .

Sadly, the Park McCullough House (really, it's a mansion) was closed on the 2 days we were in…read moreBennington, but at least we got to walk around the beautifully landscaped and manicured grounds. Because we couldn't go on any tour, I only know this... it was built in 1864-65. It was also home to two Vermont governors, and it was visited by President Benjamin Harrison in 1891 when he was in town to dedicate the Bennington Monument. While the mansion may be closed most of the week, one could arrange to have private events held at this beautiful location... like a wedding, as other Yelpers have attested. If we're ever in Bennington again, I hope we could arrange for it to be over a weekend when the mansion is open to viewing.

To start this review I am a slow golfer and am new to the game. After the 3rd hole the…read moregroundskeeper/warren came to us and told us we need to pick up the pace because there were members of the course behind them. Two holes later he came back and followed us for an entire hole, as anyone who is new to the sport knows when someone is tailing you it makes the experience horrible. Then he continues to come back after another hole and tells us to move faster!!Most people who play shoot over 100 so there is no need to be following and adding pressure to new golfers. You would think they would want more of the youth involved into golf to promote the course more but this country club does not care about the public or new golfers. There are also a lack of bathrooms on the course (porta-potty) that makes it very challenging for women golfers, I would expect one every three holes at the least. Other courses have been able to do this. Why would you advertise that the course if open to the public but when new golfers play there there is a tremendous amount of pressure being applied to make them speed up? This makes no sense to me. If you care so much about your members then make it a private course. I will be talking about this experience to many of my fellow golfers and make sure they do not have to deal with this type of environment while golfing. Obviously this country club lacks vision from their higher management, good luck being open in 10 years. This is the first and last time I will be playing at this course.

When it comes to golf this place is not good. Its filthy. Its overcrowed and over priced. The…read morecourse is a 'goat tract". The greens are slow, but passable. The club house is really gross and out of date. I can't believe this place can survive another year, they must be on life support. No rangers, no staff on the course. I played it in 5.5 hours yesterday, just the worst kind of golf, slow, overpriced and in poor condition. Nice job. You suck.

I haven't been to Five Rivers in more than 20 years and a lot has changed since then…read more For one, it's much larger than I remember. They are still using the old building for internal needs but have built an entirely new environmental center and it is beautiful. The center is spacious and includes several educational areas covering everything from culture within the region, native plant life, Bee habitat, Bird of prey and other wildlife, building Greening process, and photovolactic energy production. They also have a large learning center where a group of students could watch a video or partake in training during a field trip. There are multiple walking trails available where guests can get some exercise, enjoy wildlife, and nature. We could have easily spent half a day here but only had a few hours to explore one of the main trails. There's a lot of parking on site and staff are super friendly It didn't cost us anything to come out here and enjoy everything they have to offer. If you were in the area and are looking for something outdoorsy to do, I highly recommend paying them a visit.

Wow came here today to take a little hike October 2025…read more They had a very nice educational center. We enjoyed looking inside and checking out the owl and the turtle that has been alive for 50 years! Super friendly staff and nice bathrooms. We took a nice walk on the North loop trail. 2 ponds, lots of birds Great place to bring the kids They have some educational programs.