I've never had issues coming to concerts here. My parents invited my sister and I to a concert here…read moreand we had an amazing experience!! The place was packed but we never felt unsafe. The place was clean and the performance was phenomenal!! I would come here for another concert!!

Oh wow. This has to be one of my new favorite venues to see a live performance! (Not sure why it…read morehad such low stars because this YE is very picky about her venues) just sayin. The whole process from parking, entering, finding our seats, the initial performance and exiting went very smoothly. In fact, I found it much less stressful than the Hollywood Bowl. The entire staff were friendly, helpful and ready to clean up once the venue cleared. They have a few bars inside the concert area and another one in the lobby. *It was very clean when we arrived. However, when we left...another story. Our fellow music lovers were a little piggish. They left trash by their seats. Makes you wonder what their homes look like?! Hello???!!! No one appreciates a "Litterbug!" I would definitely recommend seeing any performance here. You can dine at any of the restaurants, gamble or sit out in the courtyard to hear some live music for free. *Check out their website for the entertainment schedule *Self Parking is free *Valet parking available for a fee

*I Got the Power*…read more Are you ready for some Baseball? The Palms Springs Power is a stacked team of Collegiates from all over the United States...so you're going to see a really good team -- undefeated 4 weeks into the season and they're 16-0 I'm a former player (and Pitcher) and follow all baseball very closely so I know a good team when I see one. I've already been twice and considering buying Season Seats ($100 = 28 games) Otherwise, General Admission is $10 for Adults and $5 for kids. Last game I scored on the "Power Pass" for $16 = one ticket, a hot dog, a non-alcoholic beverage and bag of chips. I intend to attend more games because they pack lots of fun inside this little stadium that kinda reminds me of a High School Baseball Field but with a Minor League feel & vibe and an exciting team & Field of Dreamers. My 1st game was FREE for a special promotion and went with wifey...but I had so much fun, I came back the following week solo. I don't really eat hot dogs these days (tho I love them) and enjoyed theirs so much after game one, I had another one at game two :) I was told by the nice guy at the ticket counter that the Chicken Caesar's Salad (only $7) is really good too...so instead of a 3 dog night, I'm already planning on that salad next time. Wednesdays are $4 Margarita Night and I heard they're flavorful and strong...but since I was driving it was strictly h2o. This is an Independent Summer League...and this is the Desert so be prepared to get a little heated because 1st pitch is at 7pm and usually still 100 degrees. But there's misters throughout the stadium that does its thing...and the weather cools down halfway into the game. I promise. They play nearly every Tuesday & Wednesday and Friday & Saturday nights during late May thru July 19th (then playoffs??) Lots of volunteers on hand throughout the stadium...and it's so cute & helpful to see all the children walking around the grandstand the last 2 innings collecting trash from all the fans. Lots of great fun & music, free giveaways and a raffle too while enjoying the game. And if the Power scores at least 9 runs, everyone in attendance gets 2 free tacos -- courtesy of Jack in the Box -- if that's your thing. And so far, the Power have been putting up at least 9 nearly every game :) Plenty of free parking in the lot surrounding the stadium...and street parking too on Barista. Looking forward to more exciting games & victories and making some more new friends...at-the-ole-ballgame :-) {{{Big High Fives}}} {{{Fist-Bump}}} Grandslam Power Fans *from their Website The Palm Springs Power are a summer collegiate baseball team playing all games at Palm Springs Stadium. The Power are a member of the California Premier Collegiate League and the league's inaugural champions in 2023. Palm Springs has won nine league championships in 19 seasons of playing baseball in the desert dating to 2004.

I got invited last minute and wow me and my family had such a great experience. The community is…read moreamazing I will definitely return!

We came here to see our grandson compete in a weekend baseball tournament. I really liked the…read moreconcept of this sports park: five ball fields inspired by real professional ball parks -- three MLB and two minor league. The three dream MLB fields -- Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, and Yankee Stadium -- have outfield walls painted to look like the real parks, complete with crowds and replica scoreboard. These fields looked well-maintained. Our grandson's games were in "Yankee Stadium" under the lights and "Fenway Park". These fields are laid out so their home plates are adjacent separated by stadium seating and a "Stadium Club" with a full service bar and food. The food we tried was not so good (2/5), including cardboard pizza and cold French fries. Parking is tight. Admission is $8 pp for a full day with in-and-out privileges.

Big League Dreams are always nicer than other parks in some ways, but this one is only OK. Walkways…read morebetween the fields are *extremely* narrow, and the restaurant/bar is dated and shabby. But the biggest problem is no shading for the premium stadium seats, only a little over the bleachers. That's unforgivable in Palm Springs where we were cooking in the stadium seats in late February - I can't imagine what it's like in May or June. One plus is foul ball nets above the stadium seats, but without shade there you'll want to avoid them for day games when the sun is out. Needs some true improvement.

I loved this stadium. New York Met fan FO life but I was visiting San Diego from New York and…read morethought it would be fun to go to a Padres game and it WAS FUN. First off, what a breeze getting into the stadium, just organized and easy, I was shocked. People in California are so chill, it's bizarre. I swear I didn't hear one honk of road rage my entire trip. Anyways, they had this grass seating area you could sit at inside the stadium, adorable. A massive sand pit in the outfield, how cool. The sunset as I was walking up to my seats, a dream. The people, friendly! The Diet Coke, REFRESHING. (Even though side note the guy charged me $14 for a souvenir cup when I didn't want a souvenir cup obviously not going to have a Padres cup in my cabinet but you know what, that's OK because the whole experience of being at this stadium was so lovely, give me a cup, charge me an obscene amount for a soda, whatever dude!) There were so many food options it was overwhelming in a good way, so many bars to hang out at in the stadium, cool crowd, highly recommend coming here for a game even if you're not a fan.

Another great time at Petco Park to watch the SD Padres play. The hubby and I came out for the…read moreTrevor Hoffman bobble head night. Always a great vibe & electric energy. The crowd was amazing..... We won this game so it was extra fun. You don't always have to buy food & drinks. However, it's part of the ballpark experience. Luckily if you're on a budget, you can bring in snacks and an empty drink bottle to use. They have plenty of water stations.

Good location. Very…read moreclean. Organized. Plenty of security. Plenty of parking. A little pricey..... Good cocktails. Good snack bar.

I visited this arena for a freestyle concert and had a great overall experience. The arena is…read morelocated in a convenient area and was very easy to find. Getting into the parking lot was simple, and I prepaid for general parking, which cost $45. I made a point to park near the exit, and it definitely paid off because leaving after the concert was quick and hassle-free. Security was efficient and well organized. Bag checks were conducted quickly, and the lines moved smoothly. Once inside, the arena was easy to navigate with clear section signage throughout the venue. There were plenty of restrooms and food and beverage vendors conveniently located around the building. The arena feels modern, well-maintained, and relatively new. I was seated in Section 112, and the view was excellent. The interior layout is well designed, and it seems like there really isn't a bad seat in the house when it comes to viewing the stage. The stairways are wide and not overly steep, making it comfortable to move around before, during, and after the event. Overall, this is a great venue for concerts. Easy access, efficient operations, comfortable seating, and good sightlines made for an enjoyable experience. I would definitely return for another event.

Came here for my daughters professional boxing fight…read more There is a parking garage that has 2 floors, pretty convenient since street parking is hard to come by. This auditorium is famous for the Lucha Libre matches they have here. There is a mural that depicts famous Mexican fighters and also an area that has photos of famous Mexican wrestlers. Ladies, bring your own toilet paper otherwise it will cost you a few pesos. Auditorio Fausto Gutierrez Moreno also known as Auditorio de Tijuana is an indoor arena in Tijuana, Mexico. It is primarily used for basketball and is the home field of the Tijuana Dragons and Galgos de Tijuana. It holds 4,500 people and was built in 1969.