This rink is the pinnacle of Mass hockey. I couldn't find the restrooms at first and this little…read morecute man Donald was able to point me in the right direction and was very respectful and a charming young man. This place is awesome and very clean. Really looking forward to watching some games here! Great wings too!

Will tow your car if you accidentally park in the wrong spot for five minutes, and refuse to turn…read moreon the heat no matter how cold it is. Viewing area has a poor view of the ice- can only see about 2/3 of the playing area from the stands.

"So after school, I take a dip in the pool, which is really on the wall…read moreI got a color TV so I can see the Knicks play basketball" (Rapper's Delight by The Sugarhill Gang) Here's the deal. My college buddy's niece plays Division One basketball for Lehigh. So when we saw that Lehigh would be playing at Holy Cross, it seemed like a golden opportunity to reconnect, spend a few hours catching up, and watch some high quality college basketball. I've always had a warm spot in my heart for Worcester. That's where I started my professional career when I was assigned there in the late 70's. We lived in Worcester and Shrewsbury for a decade before we relocated to Connecticut. Holy Cross offers an amazing ticket deal for the women's basketball games -a ticket, hot dog and a drink for just ten bucks. We bought the tickets through their website, tickets were e-mailed to us, and they scanned the QR codes on the tickets to get into the game. The refreshement stand had us on their "watch list" so we picked up our dogs and sodas without a hitch. The arena is beautiful and looks pretty modern. The scoreboard and video screens are top notch and they have fan participation activities for the kiddies during game breaks. All in all, the Hart Center gave us a solid consumer experience for a low budget price.

A great place to take in a Div 1 Holy Cross Basketball or Hockey game. Capacity for basketball is…read more3,600 and hockey is 1,400. The facility was built in 1975. Nice basketball history from the 1940s and 1950's. Alumnus basketball great Bob Cousy was honored with a statue outside the Center, and some historic awards in their trophy cases including winning the NCAA Div 1 basketball tournament in 1947. Concessions give the basics.........

4 Stars because of the Suites and Staff. The suites were quite large, couches TV and pool table…read morewith out door seating as well that have great views of the field and stadium. The wait staff was working very hard! The young lady taking and bringing order was working very hard and we appreciated her. She had a hand held tablet she was able to take orders with quickly. Great tool for the staff. Another Positive was the popcorn and of course the ball game was great! The adults and kids alike had fun. Manager note. Understand times are hard but the details was what brought the number down to 4 vice 5 stars. Mostly because The food that was provided to the Suites, needs to be stepped up a bit. The food wasn't warm. Imagine room temp hotdogs, chicken strips and French fries being served to guests that purchased 2 suites. Also the vegetable tray didn't come out with ranch dressing so I asked about it and they made due with what the had. They put it in a bowl with a ladle. The other thing that bothered me was the electrical within the elevator. Screws missing and open holes. We had quite a few little kids in our group riding up to the suites and it would have only taken one of them to stick their little fingers in and zap.

We've gone to Dodd Stadium several times now for drive thru covid testing. Keep in mind that the…read moreline can get pretty long, so we always plan to get there 1-2hrs before they open. There are 2 different lines, 1 for essential workers, priority and then a standard community line. The staff comes to your window before you go in and radio in the information of those testing with your ID. If you have an appt. they have your information in the system and print out the info on your vile. When it is your turn, you drive into the tent and the staff comes to your window to do the test once you confirm the information on the vile is correct (name, and D.O.B.). They are friendly and the process is quick, so it's not a horrible experience. If needed, they have paperwork to hand you to review the process and information. You don't have to touch anything, just roll your window down and they do the swabbing in your nose and put the swab in a vile and into a separate individual plastic bag for processing. Once you're done, they open the door and you can drive out of the tent. Your results come later via the contact information you provided.

Been taking kids to FMC arenas for over 30 years! First our kids, then numerous foster kids, and…read morenow grandchildren. It's truly a family atmosphere and staff really look out for the kids as they watch them grow through the programs. When we moved from Gardner to Oxford we picked up right where we left off by joining programs at Horgan. Can say enough good things about this place.

Ice was nice and people too: skating around like mayhem at the zoo. So much fun it felt like a…read morehullabaloo. They have concessions for those with appetites to lose but sorry, they do not serve booze. Just as well, for after a few times round, my ankles began to swell. And that was before I fell. Oh, what the 'Nell', we had a ball and will definitely be back again!

Amazing stadium with an amazing experience! Food was great, stand workers kind and the vibes for a…read moreWorld Cup game are unmatched! Wish I could've come back for another game here, but trip eventually had to end.

There's a section where they pay you to park. Of course there are stipulations but you get a $50…read moregift card. I'll return my first game tonight the Patriots versus Chargers. Concession lines were short bathroom lines were short stadium looked clean band felt clean. Over all it was a good experience. Can't say I'm a fan of the Boston accent tho. Especially when they're drunk and slurring their words.

Convenient an easy to get to. The beers were cheap and they also have 32oz glasses of beer?? We…read moredidn't try it but planning to the next time! The inside seating area is pretty good and every seat has a decent view, we sat along the 1st baseline and it was the cheapest ticket that the box office sold to us. Tickets are affordable. They also have a Bat Dog who collected the home teams bats during the first inning. They have event nights during the week. Would love to stay in the Hilton Hotel overlooking the ball field and watch from there

Staff are friendly, food could be better. You should come out to the park as the grounds crew…read moresometimes hands out baseball cards and you might be that lucky kid that gets picked to help the grounds crew paint the plate.

Great venue A lot of thinks to do…read moreMy favorite was the walk thru the estates that form New England region and learn about each area, indulge with the food and drinks offered and walk among the art crafts and find some live music performance Fall weather was perfect and we find a lot of nice things to take home My first visit and definitively not the last

Big E live blog:…read more -Rainy weekday afternoon crowd levels are robust. -Don't miss the Rhode Island Clam Chowder from Blount's in the Rhode Island building. -Of course I was curious about the long line for the Maine baked potato ($8, cash only). Quite an elaborate snack. -I'm slowing down my food pace so I don't fall asleep before the Sister Hazel show at 8. -Fried butter is fine if you want to say you had fried butter but you can skip it. -Smoked salmon in the Maine building was great. More surprising is that I also enjoyed the "Big Sexy" combo at Broccoli Bar. -I like the efficiency Farm-A-Rama, sort of a greatest hits collection that has some animals like goats and alpacas, giant pumpkins and local apples on sale for 50 cents each. -Sister Hazel did a fine job on their one major hit and also tore it up with a couple of cover tunes. You have to like a festival that books Chubby Checker (Friday at 2) and Queensryche (Sunday at 8).