I came here to see Bruno Mars' Romantic Tour with DJ Pee Wee. Like most stadiums, the food and…read moredrinks were overpriced. However, I did notice that Lincoln Financial Field seemed to have more bathrooms located closer together than the Xfinity Mobile Arena, which was convenient. They have several parking lots, so it would be helpful if they provided information showing the best lot and entrance to use based on your seating section. That could prevent people from having to walk alllllllll the way around that huuuge field! Most of the workers were nice and engaging and of course some overdue their job. Since it is an outdoor stadium, thunderstorms can definitely put a damper on an event until the weather clears. I understand that delays are necessary for everyone's safety, but maybe it's time to consider adding a retractable dome! Overall, I still enjoyed the concert and had an AMAAAAAAZING time!!!!

Go birds! Visited…read morethe LINC for Eagles open practice. Lucky for us they made parking free. Ladies, make sure you purchase a clear stadium approved bag or you will need to use a locker to get through security. Food is expensive but lots of cool stuff to try like Tony Luke's, Chickie & Pete's, and a cool Australian savory pie stand. Elevators were a bit difficult to find. If you need handicap assistance call ahead.

I had to go see my favorite rapper on what just may be his last tour ... for what just may be his…read morelast album - The Fall Off, and seeing it in Philly at XFinity Mobile was GREAT! My first time visiting this venue and it was an overall great experience. Lots of parking, lots of food and drink options, lots of staff to assist and great seating! J Cole was BOMB as usual - BEST concert of his I've been to (& I've been to a bunch). Will always consider XFinity Mobile for performances going forward.

Room for improvement…read more Let's start with the bad. 1) Even with prepaid parking it is a shitshow. They didn't have parking availability at the event so I opted to park across the street in the Citizens Bank Parking Lot. The individuals who are directing traffic and letting you in do not do a great job. They were waving me to go around when that was not correct at all, luckily I pulled a U turn and had my car half way in the lot when he said pull in. He was legit trying to get me lost after I paid for reserve parking in that designated lot. 2)Went to Chickie's and Pete's ordered one basket of tenders with fries, another order of fries, and three cokes. Bill came to $78, when I asked for a breakdown, the cashier gave me a look like I had three heads and said they don't do that and handed my a receipt just with the total charge on it. The Venue itself presents well, and we had seats in section 113 center which made my first WWE event a very pleasurable experience. Now should I mention that three tickets at this level total almost $1,000? A very expensive night out to go to most events at the Xfinity Mobile Area. You do have Xfinity Live! within a few blocks with big screens and good eats, I would probably opt to watch events at Xfinity Live instead but if you're jonesing to see the event in person be sure to save up for the event. As always people SYOY!!!

First off, lifelong METS fan, NY born and raised, although moved away decades ago ..so came here…read morefor a game just to mark it off on our stadium check list. Well...really really liked this stadium (:0) *fantastic kids section, big climbing wall! Hot dog launcher! *incredible selection off items at team store/-great marketing: Lululemon jackets/ leggings, extensive Montana West items, Hello Kitty/ Phillies Phanatics stuff, beautiful displays...spent over $400 with a military discount!!!!!! *decent food selection--great marketing with red and white sprinkles-er jimmies, as I was corrected! -- for the ice cream sundaes with clear plastic helmet lids to protect ice cream: a first!! *dedicated fans- interpret this as you may; wearing Phillies stuff and spent several Innings outside our seats by the kids/area/ RF/ bullpen area Can't think of any negatives (well, wanted a photo with the Phanatic!) but Let's Go Mets (!)

Parked in Lot P. Walked across the street to our entrance gate. Prepaid for parking with our game…read moreday tickets. Gates open 90 minutes the first pitch. We got to our seats right away and went shopping in the team store in section 134. The amount of Phillies gear is staggering! Our ushers were super friendly and very knowledgeable about the stadium and where to find what ever we needed. Thank you to the Phillies and staff for making our first return trip to Citizens Bank Park in nearly 20 years a great experience that our kids will never forget.

Your experience here varies minute-to-minute. Parking is either a breeze or a nightmare depending…read moreon the temp staff controlling things. Once inside things are no less volatile... smmoth as silk on a Saturday but mayhem on a Tuesday. Steely Dan was worth the hassle, the elderly remnants of. Chicago were certainly not. Pro-tip, arrive early or risk getting caught in a vehicular and human bottleneck 20 minutes before showtime. Barely three stars.

I have fun but it's not the best place to see anything you actually wanna hear…read more I'm pretty sure I've been here throughout the years. I think my first concert was here but we got so high on the way down I only remember two songs from the opener and none of the trip. This most recent visit was Friday. They wouldn't let my wife bring in her purse. However they let someone bring in a larger one right before her. So she drew attention to this. They didn't care. She had to go buy a $10 clear bag. This really wouldn't have been an issue if it wasn't so inconsistent. Also like I know you can charge whatever you want for food and drink cuz it's your venue and all but should you?! Anyway lawn tickets aren't really worth it. It's like hey you sit outside and watch other people attend a concert.

Palestra sounds like something from the mind of Big Pharma but in my humble opinion, there's not a…read morebetter place to watch basketball than the claustrophobic confines of The Palestra located on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania. Opened in 1927, this ancient edifice (Greek for gymnasium) has cramped seating, narrow corridors and water closets that belong to the first half of the 20th Century. Is the brownish color scheme actual paint or the burnt-in nicotine stains from countless Depression-era Chesterfields? Who cares, the place wears it's scars and decrepitude well and is my favorite place to catch some hoops. Maybe the lack of amenities and strict focus on the game at hand that makes it a treat to explore this husk of a building untouched by modernity. Given the absence of amenities it's clear that the crowd is here for the game - definitely my kind of crowd. So talk to your doctor and see if Palestra might be right for you. Here's to another 97 years. Five stars with conviction.

A true old school venue! Still holds the old class charm but has some renovations to spiffy it up…read more The bathrooms deff need expanded when crowds are big. Overall it's a great historic venue

Excellent venue for a basketball game. When we first walked into the arena, I was actually…read moresurprised by its size--it's a cozy 6.500 seat facility for hoops. For some reason I had assumed that a storied program like Villanova, with three national championships, would have a much larger home court. But, once that surprise wore off, I was really impressed with the basketball environment. Our 3rd row seats gave us access to a supposedly exclusive club at halftime, so I was expecting some quality eats--unfortunately, the chicken po boy that came highly recommended was probably the worst arena food I've ever had. Nonetheless, I didn't go for food, I went for the game, and the high energy collegiate basketball atmosphere of this place would surely be tough to beat anywhere. If you have a chance to see a game here, make sure to take it!

Let me first start off by apologizing for the previous reviewer, dan h, and his baby knees for…read morehaving such a tough and sober time at the Pav. There are two types of Dans in this world-- those who rise above and those who squander, and it's unfortunate to hear that Villanova let this kind of beta-Dan into such a fine establishment. As I first walked into the Pav, I immediately felt the love and warmth that has traditionally bonded the Villanova community together for centuries. The Pavilion, which needed a big upgrade, looked like a totally different animal once inside. At 6 5" and 240 lbs I found that I had ample legroom. Once comfortably seated in our section, my beautiful wife, 3 beautiful children and myself were lucky enough to catch a thrilling contest between Nova and Temple. Wow. What a showdown. My 3 little ones were on the edge of their seats, and my wife and I formed yet another glorious memory together. All-in-all, we stayed the whole game because, as true Wildcats, we finish what we start. PS - I am in full support of the serving of alcohol for those of age. College is a wonderful learning experience, and there is no better place to learn responsible drinking habits than under the direct supervision of the greatest University in The United States of America. Go Cats baby.

A fun time watching Temple basketball! The Liacouras Center is easy to get to by car or Septa…read more Parking lots and street parking are available. I parked about a block away. It is clean, has lots of bathrooms and has a small shop selling Temple gear. A few fun activities were happening in the concourse. Lots of fun with the cheer team and Hoot during the game too!

As far as venues go this one is clean and located near convenient parking. Its in the heart of the…read morenorth Philadelphia and while some may not feel comfortable, I felt completely safe. Service was also friendly. The downside is that staff seemed very clueless or appeared to be directing people one way throughout the comedy show I was attending. This caused many distractions in the setting area especially for those already watching the show.

Gorgeous new turf fields in conshohocken right next to tees golf. This place is well lit, has…read morebleachers for fans, even a center building with food and drinks available. They have a liquor license which is a nice little hang out option for after the games. It seems these fields are used for different high schools Soccer and lacrosse. I play in an adult coed league here, and I only hope they continue to grow and use this location as the space, parking, field quality & price are better than that of other leagues and locations in the area.

YSC beware because this sports complex will eventually take over. The Proving Groups is an awesome…read morenew complex that was recently built in Conshohocken. The fields are astro-turf and very well maintained. There is a little food/bar area as well that you can enjoy a cold beer at after playing a game. Right now, I believe they only run adult leagues on Wednesday night, but I'm certain that will eventually change. The nice part is the latest game is at 9:30. No 11:00 games you have to work at 6 a.m. the next morning. They are super busy with both kids soccer and lacrosse teams practicing there as well. Can't speak highly enough about this complex.

Every time I walk into Choice Inline Arena, I am reminded of visiting here in the 80's and roller…read moreskating to "Funkytown" at teen parties. Of course, then I remember that I stunk at roller skating and spent most of my time holding onto the wall or picking myself up after falling on my butt again. Unfortunately, not as many kids want to fall on their butt for hours at a time while skating in a circle so Skater's Choice - as it used to be known - had to evolve. It is now called Choice Inline Arena. The space that used to be the roller rink now houses a basketball/futsal court on one end and the home of Jersey Pride Cheer and Tumble on the other end. Sharing the entrance is what is called Court 3 - which is a full-sized roller hockey rink complete with locker rooms and everything. In the last few years, I have only visited this facility to watch my kids play futsal. It is the home of South Jersey Futsal - which is run by Don D'Ambra. Don D'Ambra is a Philly guy who played soccer at St. Joes and later was the player/coach for the Philadelphia Kixx. He is currently head coach at St. Joes. For those that don't know - futsal is a type of soccer that is played 5v5 with a smaller ball that is 30% heavier than a regular soccer ball to limit bouncing. It is a fast paced and fun winter game that is played on a court the size of a basketball court. The facility is fine for futsal - although the amenities are a little lacking. The roof ocassionally leaks when there is a lot of ice, rain, or condensation. There is limited seating courtside that is only accessible through a very narrow walkway that may or may not be handicapped accessible. The snack bar is limited and the bathrooms serve double duty as the locker rooms for the roller hockey rink and are as smelly as you might imagine. The parking is very limited and you may need to park in the lot next door. It is great to have facilities like this available for our kids to pursue the sports they love. Come here with the appropriate expectations and you will be OK - but I guarantee your kids will be tired and happy and that is the more important thing.

Great Family Business that has been there for years! Love the very loyal Customers and Staff. This…read moreplace is the Cleanest Hockey Rink on the east coast without a doubt! There is definitely a reason this place has stood the hands of time over the years! Great Place & Great times!