Saw a World Junior League Championship hockey game here and was impressed with the facility…read more Although I was at HarborCenter in the past, I've never seen a game and the experience -- aside from sometimes finding the entrance was great. Once you get into the building, taking the elevator to the 7th (?) floor will bring you into the arena. There's not a bad seat in the house and the vendors seemed to be more reasonably priced than a game at the KeyBank Arena. I had a pretty decent chicken finger sub while I was over here. For a hockey game, it's a great venue...and I'm definitely curious to learn more about renting skates/etc and coming here for that -- seems like it would be a great place for some indoor skating as well!

The ice is great; if your kid plays here they're going to have a great time…read more On the other hand, the organization, administration, and event planning is horrendous. Attending events here as a spectator is a disaster.

Thanks to a friend, a few years back that let me know. the jogging track is open to the public,…read morethis has been my go to for jogging/ walking and stair workouts. Just watch for updates online when closed. Convient hours to accommodate all. Other then walking at malls, which if you live in South towns Mckinley...North towns Boulevard Mall until they start demo Spring 26, or Galleria... This is an amazing warm, cozy atmosphere for various exercise.

It's an arena, so seats are not really comfortable, but better than some in other stadiums. I…read moredon't know the capacity of the Arena. It was about 1/3 full for this basketball game. It is a very nice facility with several places where one can purchase food, soda pop or beer. We were here to watch the U.B. Bulls women's basketball team play the Kent State team. After a slow start, the Bulls were only one point behind at the 1/2. The Bulls caught fire late in the 4th quarter, went ahead and won by 6 points

I am a season ticket holder for some years now. I love watching collage football and being live at…read morethe Bulls games is great. My seat is on the top (300) level, right on the 50 yard line. Minus point are the seats. Just aluminum seats without a back. In the past years I had a comfortable seat with me, with arm rests. This year they have a new policy, amongst others, no arm rests. The new rules were not all that clear when published, it took some emailing about what was and what wasn't allowed. Over all it's a great to be at live football for a very reasonable price. #hornsup

Decent stadium for many events. As far as college stadiums go not huge but it's a nice location and…read moreoffers a variety of events to students , alumni, and anyone who likes attending local sports events.

The Dome has always been a Henrietta staple... I grew up attending so many events here... the…read morefavorites were always the fairs and festivals. I even had my high school graduation here! The place is so adaptable to change... It's been remodeled a few times, with some much needed improvements. I've enjoyed so many very different events here, most recently beyond Van Gogh, a food tasting experience, Lego day and roller derby. They even hosted getting your Covid shot here because of the size of this place... So much space.

I've been here for several things over the past few years. Guitars and Stars, a Yelp event, and…read morejust recently Beyond Van Gogh. It's a nice space with lots of parking, and relatively easy to get out of when lots of people leave at once. Decent bathrooms (although paper towels would be nice). Their website is not currently working, but their Facebook page seems to be current. Hopefully as things start to go back to normal, they'll get some more cool events.

This arena does it all. Hockey games, Lacrosse games, concerts, ice skating, tours, and more! When…read moreit opened up originally, I remember going and thinking how new everything was. Now they have made some updates and improvements since then but they still have that same feel and nostalgia of how it was. For the most part, it is what you'd expect: food and drinks are priced pretty high, seats aren't super big, but it has decent parking nearby so that's a plus. Usually we go here for a few Sabres games, Bandits games, and a couple of concerts every year. We've been lucky enough to take a tour of the locker rooms and even skate on the ice for some special events. As much as people hope for a new arena like the new, incoming Bills stadium, I like this old arena and all it's quirks. Don't come here hungry and make sure you get there early for a good parking spot.

What a lovely venue, it's easy to navigate and the seats are comfortable. We were on the 300 level…read moreand could ear and see very well. There are escalators and elevators for use and accessible for differently abled patrons. We saw a Journey concert and it was awesome. The women's bathrooms are nice and there are plenty on the levels. There are food and drinks throughout on each level. I would see another event here for sure. The Buffalo Sabers play there.

Some places are more than buildings, and Highmark Stadium - forever The Ralph to me - is certainly…read moreone of them. Earlier this month, the Buffalo Bills played their final game here, and with that, a chapter on Bills history closed. This stadium wasn't flashy or modern and it really never needed to be. It was cold (very cold), loud, imperfect, and most of all it was full of heart. Just like Buffalo. For decades, The Ralph was home to heartbreak and hope, rebuilding years and breakthrough moments. It's where generations of fans learned what loyalty truly means. Win or lose, Bills Mafia always showed up. In snowstorms, sideways rain, freezing winds, and gray November skies, the stands were full, the energy never wavered, and we were both thankful and proud to be there. Tailgates felt like family reunions. Strangers became friends within minutes. We didn't just watch football here, we felt it. The roar of the crowd, the signs, the chants, and the unwavering BILLief that this could be THEE year are moments stitched into the memories of every Bills fan. So as the Bills move across the street into their new home, I'll always be grateful for The Ralph. The memories will live on long after the final whistle blew. Highmark Stadium may be closing its doors but The Ralph will always be in my mind and in my heart. Thank you for the memories, thank you for the magic. Go Bills!

Lifelong packers fan here who loves to travel to opposing stadiums. Highmark Stadium was a great…read moreexperience. Traveled here a couple years ago for a matchup against the Bills on Halloween. Tailgating here is an absolute blast. Not sure if you can tailgate in the bills parking lot , but the surrounding lots are an absolute epic experience. Shout out to the Bills Mafia. These fans are great and absolutely know how to have a great time. From the table smashing, to the ketchup guy, to their great costumes. My sunday night game was very memorable. Inside the stadium was also fun. We sat in the club level where they have heaters above the seats , so being cold is not a factor. Fans were fun and not hostile. Buffalo and milwaukee are very similar in culture. GO PACK GO!!!!

I went here for Canisius hockey when it was their home ice rink. There is not a lot of close…read moreparking now that they've built new dorms right across from the sports arena. The concession stand is pretty barren, they no longer offer fresh naco cheese. Standard pre cooked hotdogs, pizza, pretzels, and drinks. Prices are a little high for the quality. The ice rink starts out warm but by the middle of the 2nd period the heat is shut off. You can really feel it by the 3rd, so dress warm. Seating is bleacher style, hard wooden benches. Come early and sit in the back row so you can rest against the railing. There is elevator access on the bottom floor but it isn't obvious. They play bad music really loud, sometimes you can't hear the announcer. Its fine for a college game but overall not that great of an experience.

We visited Innovation Field on Friday night for a baseball game. Was really looking forward to the…read morevisit since we had a suite. I haven't been there since shortly after they opened in 1998. Lol and I still call it Red Wing Stadium. The suite was very bright and spacious with seating for about 12. It opens to the outdoor covered area that also seats 12. We had 15 people in our group. A food package comes with the suite but my sister ordered extra items so I'm not sure exactly what the standard package includes. The food was decent. There was a bar right outside our suite. Alcohol was not included in our package. There is a private entrance from outside to get to the suites with an elevator right once you enter. We weren't aware of this but good to know if we come again. The main concession area downstairs was very spacious. High ceilings made it seem even more expansive. Much bigger and more variety than the area at the stadium for the Buffalo Bisons, Sahlen's Field. There are a couple of parking lots. Parking fee was a very reasonable $6. Plus when we pulled in they gave us a slip for free parking next visit since there was a possibility of a rain delay. Didnt expect that@ All employees we dealt with wete friendly and when needed helpful. Oh, did I mention, the game WAS postponed because of nonstop rain! That's ok. We get to go back again and actually experience a game! 2024-41

Approximately 30 years after I attended my first minor league (AAA) baseball game, I FINALLY was…read moreable to watch an away game for the Syracuse AAA team (currently the Mets). This past August, I got a chance to watch the Mets take on the home-team Red Wings as part of a corporate event. The schedule gods were friendly so I could root for my hometown team as a visitor to this pretty ballpark. Innovative Field is nestled in downtown Rochester and has a cool backdrop of some of the city's buildings. I really liked that the park is part of their downtown's identity as Syracuse's is not. Parking was nearby and fairly easy to find. Their gift shop is expansive and had lots of fun items to take home including their alternate jerseys (the garbage plates) and some of the diversity night jerseys and hats. I browsed but didn't buy. Food is pretty standard fare though they have a cool pub style area to get a beer and it has tv's to watch the action while you're enjoying a drink. For some reason, the hot dog buns are like a italian sub roll and engulf the dog - too heavy for a bun and too bready. Not sure what local place they are supporting, but this was my only complaint about their food. As with any park, your mileage may vary with the sunshine/sunset depending on which side you sit on. We sat in an outfield area near the scoreboards and it was pretty brutal :) Overall, a great place to watch a ballgame. I've been to better, but this one is a gem for Rochester-area baseball fans.

This arena is definitely on the smaller side, but that actually makes it a great spot if you're…read moregoing with family or kids. The ushers were incredibly friendly and welcoming, which really added to the experience. Sure, it could use a bit of an upgrade--the seats are a little worn, but honestly, there isn't a bad view in the 100 and 200 sections. They also offer a solid variety of food at pretty reasonable prices. For the value, you really can't beat it, only $35 to sit close! I'd absolutely come back again for lacrosse games.

Attended the Jim Gaffigan comedy show last Thursday at 7:00, parking is tight so get there early,…read morethere's a municipal lot across the street, pricey at $20.00 but you're super close. Venue is nice, but very dated, seating uncomfortable, tons of food choices. Security and ushers were great, as are the many pricey food choices. Definitely a good place for smaller concerts or comedy acts. Easy in and out for such a large place so glad for that.