Going to see a USF Bulls' baseball game at this location might be the most under-rated and…read moreunder-appreciated ticket in town. The stadium is relatively new and still very clean. There is free parking right across the street from the stadium. General admission tickets to the games are $5. Seriously, $5. And you can sit anywhere you want. Both along the first base line (generally the Home Team side), and the 3rd base line (the Away Team side) there are awnings that cover some of the rows, so you have your choice of sitting in the sun or not. Bottles of water were only $3.50. The day we were there, people also were in the field areas along the first and third base lines, sitting in their own canvas chairs, with their kids wearing baseball gloves to try and catch the foul balls. What a great way to keep the kids involved and interested! The USF Bull's baseball team is doing really well this season, so I highly recommend re-visiting America's favorite pastime and supporting your local team.

New, clean, great place to watch baseball…read more There is a free parking lot. I really appreciate that. We were there with a group, so we stood under the pavilion by first base. We got hotdogs, peanuts, and cracker jacks (yup just like the song), and cookies. The hotdogs were really good. They even had chili and cheese! I would love to come back to an event here. The bathrooms are really big, so I can't imagine there ever being a line. They serve beer here as well, which is a little surprising but nice. Not many people come out to baseball games, which takes away from the excitement. However, this is a great stadium and I would suggest checking it out.

This park has come along way!!!! This park use to be a run down, a little hole in the wall type for…read morelittle leaguer's. But now they have upgraded to an outstanding park to play at. The park now host travel ball teams from all over to come play at their fields. They have new batting cage, better grass, and their bathrooms are one of the best for a ball park. Only thing negative is the parking lot. Very spacious but very bumpy and a lot pot holes are around. So just be cautious when parking.

Great I need to bowl again I used to bowl in 2022 and I…read moreneed to practice with my family I have 2 more grandkids and 2 Adults that want to give me a birthday gifts and they want to bowl

We've been coming here a couple years now, and it's been pretty good for bowling very fun for the…read morekids even the arcade has a good amount of games. We came in two times this month and the kids had a blast we did two rounds of bowling and played a few arcade games. My only issue is the cleanliness of this location. Every time we've been bathrooms are constantly dirty and messy.

I've always had a soft spot for bowling, and this place takes me back to my elementary school days…read morewhen class bowling trips were the highlight of the year. Fast forward to now, I'm a bit more of a certified bowler (thank you, bowling classes) and I've even mastered the art of making my ball magically and weirdly curve towards the middle. I haven't been back recently, but I remember having a blast here. The prices seem pretty reasonable, and they were super accommodating back in the day for our class field trips. It's on my list to revisit and see if it's just as fun as I remember!

Organized and efficient. Pizza is actually quite good! Came for a charity fundraiser and had a fun…read morenight bowling.

This was a GREAT event. I was fortunate to win tickets through a Yelp contest. And I had a TERRIFIC…read moretime enjoying the food, beverages, great bands, beautiful decor, and indoor/ outdoor setup along the banks of the Hillsborough River. Maestros, the restaurant at the Straz stood out along with other great spots like Oystercatchers, Texas de Brazil, 4Rivers, BurgerFi, and Shells among MANY others that served up delicious food. I didn't realize that Yelp included the members of a professional dance team, but Boon and Rachel showed just awesome their Halo Halo Explosion dance troupe is. Very high energy! There were also some beautiful fashions on display among the partygoers including fitted shorts. I am a fan. I would definitely pay to go to this well organized and fantastic event next year.

Best of the Tampa Bay have many vendors display in one time. The different between the VIP and…read moreRegular ticket is the sitting. The VIP has assign sitting and the regular are fighting for the park bench of stair case. Event this big will take two hours to complete the tour for entire vendors. This event is sold out. I have the chance to party with my friend Nick throughout the walk of fame. We also meet up with Rachel, Fern, Katy, and Aleema, Nadine, and Jacob. During the event, music is playing in three different stages. Food stand surround area tight and some have demonstrate cooking of the spot. There too many vendor and restaurant. I am only picked the one are the best of the night. I am staring with the host of the place Maestro's at the Starz Center. They have many to offer with their staff chefs. I am sure they can create something new each day. The restaurants in my list tonight are Miguel's Mexican Grill, Queen of Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant, Aqua, Saddle Brook Resort, Chart House Tampa, WaterWorks Bar and Grill, Bar 700 Holidays Inn Westshore, Colombia Restaurant, and Timpano Chophouse. And my most favorite of the night is the Oyster Catcher. These are the restaurants in my list to visit. I like to thanks the Ducky's ladies took a picture with me and I may visit them one day. The only bad thing about this event is too many standing. After 9:30 pm, most of the people is start staying away from the food and move to the party on the river front. Tonight is a bit hot but it does not stop us from dancing. Many ladies of the night challenge Nick for a dance off. Rachel also get to one of the stage and dance. What a fun night to be.

Tampa Bay Sun FC plays its home games at the newly renovated Riverfront Stadium. The Stadium is…read morelocated at Blake High School, across the river from Armature Works and has a capacity of 5000 people. Stadium Address: 1701 N Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33607 Really enjoy catching the Tampa Bay Sun FC play soccer here. The team is full of elite players who perform very well while leaving it all out on the field. Let's support our Tampa Bay Sun FC by catching a game one day! Go Sun!!!

Really great, small venue for watching a local team…read more The Tampa Bay Suns play at Blake High School, but what they've done to make a public high school an appropriate place for a professional sports club is pretty fantastic. The stadium is across the river from Armature Works. As such, parking is at AW ($10 event day parking), and you take the Pirate Water Taxi for free to the stadium. The stadium has food trucks, including from Cru, Berns/Haven, and Coldstone. They have portable/trailer bathrooms, but they are real and clean. The stadium only has a 5000 person capacity, but that is part of the charm. It's so small that there really are no bad seats. It's fun seeing the players up so close! What a great first sports experience for my young daughter.

This is a large complex on the USF campus used for basketball and special events, especially…read moretoday's Graduation for my grandson Conner! They did charge $15 for parking, even to the graduating students who drove themselves in today. Security lines are appreciated at such venues but some staff members need more training on how to handle the public. Inside facilities and snack stands to replenish what had to be thrown away at security point.

This place is huge! It's located on the campus of the University of South Florida (in Tampa)…read moreFlorida. It is home to the college men's and women's basketball and volleyball teams. In addition, the Center is a multi-purpose facility that hosts over 300 events each year, including sporting events, concerts, family shows and more. We came here for a grandson's high school graduation. It was at 8:00 am, but cars lined up much earlier to get the graduates here in time and to get better seats. They were hosting several high school graduations in one day -- back to back. The acoustics were fine plus they have big screens in a couple locations to see the stage area. Seats were plastic in tiered rows. Not that comfortable, but okay. It's not very accessible nor handicapped friendly. If you have any problems walking, the aisles to the seats had lots of steps and were steep. I was surprised that they charged everyone $15 for self parking. No outside food and drink were allowed. And they make you go through metal detectors and search all bags. The concessions were over priced. And are cashless. Still it was nice to attended a happy celebration here. The school did a good job recognizing all the excelling students. And because the venue was so large, there were no restrictions on the number of family attendees.

Stopped by for food, but there were a few trucks around so I purchased a drink from Bossy Lemon…read more(limeade) and I felt like snapping a few photos of the event to show support to some of the businesses in attendance. Tweed Custom Suits Bossy Lemon (limeade) Rack City Ribz *See photos & clips

Held every third Thursday of the month, gather 'round for a variety of eats from 15 food trucks and…read moreother mobile carts, as well as short indie films. Adult beverages, including craft beer (provided by the Pour House, City Dog Cantina and other beer, wine and liquor sponsors), and live sounds will also be showcased. The recurring gathering draws anywhere from 1,000 to 1,500 food lovers. Bringing cash is recommended, but an ATM is on site.