At 15-years-old this stadium has still got it. The ballpark is clean inside and out. It still has…read moreeverything you would expect from an MLB full sized stadium just without the upper levels. They have added a nice outdoor screen and sound system to finally use the open grass area for things lIke FIFA watch parties and other events that don't require opening the inside gates. The baseball field shows pride and high standards. The parking is still rough. The inbound and outbound traffic plans have improved. The Ace's are a good tenant but it would be nice to see the venue lean into local events like Hot August Nights, Artown, Cook-offs, or??? The Chistmas and 4th of July events were a good example.

Great time last night and got a great firework show after a winning game!…read moreExcited to get $10 tickets for tonight's game, wish they were always that price so could go more! The food and drinks are so expensive it's a treat date night otherwise but had a fun time! Parking $18! No street parking unfortunately.

I was gifted tickets to the second round of the NIT tournament. UNR vs Liberty…read more Great game, great seats! I love that there is free parking that is close to the arena. I was able to enter on the ground level which took me outside. That was fun! I just had to walk up a few stairs to get to our seats.

Have you been to a UNR basketball game at the Lawlor Events Center yet? It's a great place to catch…read moreNevada's UNR basketball. The atmosphere is energetic and the crowd really shows up to support the wolf pack. The staff did a great job keeping the crowd engaged and entertained during time outs and half time. There are tons of options for food and beverages --- keep in mind (like most stadiums) food, and beer prices are on the higher side so just be aware before you arrive. Ladies make sure to wear those smaller purses (clear if you have). Definitely a fun game day environment - if you're a basketball fan or just visiting, it's definitely worth checking out!

Since this was my first event at Mackay Stadium, I wasn't aware that VIP tickets needed to be…read moreprinted in color. There was a slight bit of confusion at the security gate during check-in. Fortunately, I had taken a screenshot of my tickets, which allowed security to verify my VIP access, and everything was quickly resolved. We tried stadium's TOTchos while taking in the Red, White and flight festivities; pretty tasty. One tip for future attendees: allow yourself some extra time when leaving, as exiting the parking lots after the event can take a while.

I attended a Nevada Wolfpack football game here at MacKay Stadium located in Reno, NV. Nevada plays…read morein the Mountain West Conference which boasts some pretty good football schools. For this game, they went out of conference and played Georgia Southern. It was competitive the entire way with Georgia Southern winning by a field goal. MacKay Stadium's capacity is 30,000 seats. Although it was announced that attendance was 15,000 for this game, I'd be confident in saying they'd be lucky if there were even 10,000 fans. Basically it was just choose any seat anywhere. It didn't matter. I bought a ticket on TickPick for $12 and sat one half on the Nevada side of the field and the 2nd half at the visiting Georgia Southern side. For a 4pm game in early September, the sun started setting in the 2nd half facing the Georgia Southern sidelines which had fans putting their hands in front of their eyes for most of the 4th quarter. The game atmosphere was pretty relaxed, too calm for my preferences. It felt more like a casual Saturday taking your family to a picnic rather than feeling like an electric college football type setting. Gates opened 90 minutes before kickoff. In the southwest section of MacKay Stadium sits a cool monument of a pack of wolves together which was fun for taking a photo with. Otherwise, walking around didn't offer much. Beneath the stadium scoreboard had fans sitting on the grass and listening to the pregame show being broadcast live. There's a track that separates the stands and the field. Still, fans are allowed to walk around MacKay Stadium at eye level at any point during the game. After the national anthem was sung, they had a fireworks celebration and a flyover from the armed forces military here in Reno. This could have been my favorite part about what MacKay Stadium had to offer. Picture taking was pretty hard. Being from out of town and wanting a memorable photo, the stands didn't rise high enough to snap pics looking down on the entire field, especially from the home Nevada sidelines. Mostly all seating was bleacher style benches, which is normal in college football. Something else I noticed that could be insignificant to others but I found relevant was...at the end of the 3rd quarter and start of the 4th, the game was still very close and MacKay Stadium didn't have any hype music to get fans involved to cheer on Nevada for the home stretch. It was so quiet and the 4th quarter started without having the fans getting involved. That was a letdown for me. Lastly, I couldn't find anywhere to buy parking online. When I arrived on campus, I just found a spot on a side street about 1 mile away from the stadium and walked over to the game. In the end, MacKay Stadium is fine as a college football venue. I wanted more out of the game day experience. I could see if you're a local, there being more worthwhile ways to spend a Saturday in Reno.

We tried Soccer Sprouts for our 4-year-old after he changed schools and no longer had access to…read moreSoccer Shots. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. The program felt very unorganized, and the coaches (mostly teenagers) did very little to engage or motivate the kids. On three separate occasions, we showed up for soccer only to find out upon arrival that there was no class because the space had been rented out for a private event or the practice had been moved to another location. There was absolutely no communication about these changes. For the price they charge, we expected a much more professional and reliable program. Overall, it was frustrating, overpriced, and not something we would recommend.

We are lucky to have this location close to our home! Our daughter had been in soccer sprouts for…read morealmost 2 years and it's something my husband and our friends look forward to weekly. It gives both the kids and the adults to come together for the adults to hang out and the kids to get their energy out. When the kids had a later morning class it was nice because the lunch items would be offered so we would have lunch right after soccer. However the past few seasons it's been earlier and earlier. We still make it a habit to hang out afterwards for all parties. They serve alcohol at all times while they are open where my husband and our friend bought a glass of beer to drink during one of the classes for those rough mornings! The sportsdome is a nice alternative for sports from being outside offering a big field, practice field (both turf), basketball courts which can also serve as volleyball courts or even for use for soccer sprouts a time or 2. Sometimes the facility can be very busy as there can be different sports simultaneously happening at the same time in all areas, so parking may be limited, but the parking lot is large you should not have much trouble finding parking. Ladies Bathrooms are also clean. They offer ladies and men as well as family bathrooms located across from the basketball courts. I always see them being clean. All in all, the facility is pretty tidy and offer many trash cans so you can throw away your trash without having to walk far away.

Got tickets to see UNR Wolfpacks against New Mexico. Lucky…read morewe had a nice spring day not too chilly with sun peeking through the clouds. We'd never been to the Peccole field so drove around awhile until we finally found it. Parking was free so that was nice! Checked in at the gate, I had a clear bag for a pillow and blanket and small crossbody purse. They looked in it but no metal detectors to go through. Bought a beer on tap and also a can of beer with two hotdogs it was $32, quite expensive for a college game but we were here for a fun time so we splurged. Hard to find our seats, asked several people by gates, they finally told us to sit anywhere as it wasn't full so we sat above first base and had decent seats on the bleachers. The field is small compared to the Aces ball field so any seat is a good one here! Fun game to watch, UNR won 20-4! Will go again for another game now we know where to go!

Came out to support UNR Baseball today. Beautiful Winter day in the high 60s. This was our first…read moretime and we had a really fun time. There is a concession stand that sells snacks and drinks (yes, alcoholic too) and mobile concessions with UNR Merchandise. We payed $17 for seats behind home plate, but General Admission is $12. We should've done this long ago. Will definitely be coming back!

Good ballpark. It needs some TLC but the City of Reno and RYSA are negligent in the maintenance of…read moreall the parks in the area. But it's nice to have a public full size ball park

This is a great venue to watch women's softball at Unr. Located on campus, east of the baseball…read morefield and across the train tracks. Located where the old monogue high school was, the field is natural grass and the seating area is plenty. It was built like an amphitheater, so you look down on the action. A couple things I would definitely recommend, dress for the weather. I have been there in snow and in 90 degree weather. In the summer it can get awfully hot and there is no shade. They do not allow outside food or drinks in and check your bags. They may allow one sealed water. Check this place out, it is really fun. Go Pack