First time going to the hockey venue. Wow what a building. A restaurant, store, so many rinks,…read moresomething for everyone. Lots of restrooms and places for kids to run wild. Tons of parking around the building. It was a really great experience.

I love it here for the sheer size, cleanliness and bar/restaurant, but the open skate is insanely…read morebusy in the evenings. I'm taking adult group classes which are fun but again quite large. Their customer service team is fairly nice, front desk is hit or miss but the coaches are friendly and easy to talk to/get information from. The bar/restaurant upstairs is great for a quick bite.

We visited from out of state to see the Angels/Red Sox series for the weekend of July 4th. Entering…read moreand exiting were swift and easy, even with the fireworks event for the Fourth of July weekend. The stadium was easy to walk and there is plenty to see and explore. We stopped into the brewery as well as a handful of the team stores to find some merchandise from our visit! We also stopped at guest services to get a first game certificate.

Red Sox were in town so we made the trip up from San Diego for the 4th of July game. We had upper…read morelevel seats behind home plate. So great view for the game and fire works. $20 plus tax for 1 can of beer is ridiculous and they expect a tip too! The hot dog was horrible and COLD. Not warm at all. So disappointed. The steps going down to our seats are so steep. I saw 3 people almost fall down them. It's an old Stadium. They really need a new one.

This is mostly for the VIP area. I'm at the age where I don't want to stand for an entire show nor…read moredo i want to push and throw elbows with fellow music fans. Bought reserved seats upstairs. Decent view of the stage. Great sound. I paid extra for premium parking. There is free parking within a couple of blocks. I think premium parking is worth it as I've heard there are predatory tow services that tow cars parked in lots of nearby CLOSED businesses. Douchey move. Enjoyed the show, food was decent "pub grub" but pretty limited menu. Nice selection of beers, cocktails and seltzers, really limited wine options.

I have been to many shows at the Observatory and I am quite disappointed with my last experience. I…read morecame to see Plain White Tees, New Found Glory and Yellow Card, who were playing at their festival grounds. I saw a bunch of bands play at that space many years ago, and it was a great time. I go to shows often and have never experienced something as horribly organized and planned as this. The first thing is that there was no approved parking in the nearby area. They had everyone park at Santa Ana College and take shuttles and buses to the venue. There are several businesses in the area, with large parking lots and it would have made way more sense to have people park there (even for a fee). We drove by one and there were actually security guards from the venue posted up, not allowing anyone in. I even asked a guy if there was paid parking options, because I really didn't like the idea of my car being so far away + feared the lines and getting back (post show). We couldn't find an alternative, so we did park at the college and waited in an enormous line to take a city bus. The bus was packed with concertgoers and was not comfortable, with many of us standing. The driver drove extremely erratically and I felt very car sick. He slammed on the breaks and even stopped in the middle of the road at one point. I was so happy to get off the bus and we realized the driver dropped us off at the front, which meant we had to walk nearly a mile to get into the back of the line. The line moved somewhat quickly, but it was wrapped around the nearby buildings 2xs. It was so awful, especially because that whole experience made us miss the first band, despite getting there over an hour early. I heard many other people talking about how terribly organized this was and how they came just for the first band and were pretty upset. Going through security was ok, but they made some people go through the serpentine line and others didn't, so if you were the one in the serpentine line and your friend didn't, guess what, they're waiting for you! It's just so strange, everything felt so horribly planned, despite the fact that this is what the venue does on a regular basis. I honestly don't feel a huge draw to go back to this venue for a long, long time.

We absolutely love the OC Fair!! it's our annual must‑do summer tradition (especially since it's…read morewhere my husband and I had our first date over a decade ago)! The fair runs every summer from about mid‑July through mid‑August (this year July18-August17) and is open Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from around 11a.m.-11p.m., and Fridays & Saturdays until midnight -- lots of time for all the fun! Tickets are around $13 midweek and $15 on weekends for adults, $9 for seniors/kids (6-12), and free for kids 5 and under, and you can even get a $60 Every Day Passport to come anytime! Parking onsite is about $15 per car (and buses/limos around $30), with tons of parking and staff guiding you in -- even though it gets packed like Disneyland on summer nights! We always have the best time -- from grabbing pizza, pineapple fried rice, ice cream, boba, fried Oreos, or whatever catches our eye at the food vendors (prices vary by booth), to watching shows, visiting animals (the kids love that), and snapping so many fun photo ops! The atmosphere is amazing, the smells and lights are the best, and you seriously need like 10 hours to do it all -- we're so glad we went and can't wait to go back again next summer!

I come to the ocean fair and events center several times a year. Always for the Pacific coast…read moreSportfishing show and usually for a trip or 2 to speedway races, sometimes for the swap meet, and occasionally the oc fair. Parking is expensive and I often feel like I am getting taken advantage of, especially when I'm paying for the attraction or event and then additional fees for on-site parking. The grounds themselves are fine, about what I expect for a county fairgrounds. Reasonably well maintained and fairly clean so kudos to their custodial staff because many patrons and visitors are frankly pigs, dropping trash, food wrappers, and other refuse rather than walking to a trash receptical and disposing of it responsibily. Pacific amphitheater is a good place to see a show. Good acoustics and convenient location. It would be great if the management would invest back into the facilities. I'll return because there are events and shows that I want to attend at the oc fair and events center.

Came here to watch The Devil Wears Prada 2…read more Parking was easy to find and free. Came on a Tuesday evening. Tickets were 6 bucks. The seats were comfortable and recliners. The theater room is rather small and it has handicap accessible spaces. It has everything and anything a movie theater could need and will definitely consider coming back. This spot is also perfect for a date (yes a cheap date lol) because you all can go to dinner at the triangle right after. There are a few restaurants right outside of the theater. I totally recommend this movie theater.

very simple and nostalgic movie theater with great deal days that are rare to find these days. the…read moreseats are pretty comfy too. this theater is great if you're a frequent movie goer. it's affordable and simple.

Hi, I called to inquire about the summer program, and when I was told it was $900 a week, my jaw…read morehonestly dropped. That pricing makes the program completely out of reach for many middle-class families. At nearly $4,000 a month, especially in Orange County where families are already struggling just to cover rent and basic expenses, it feels pretty outrageous. I really hope your team reconsiders the cost of the program or offers more affordable options for working families. Programs like this should be accessible to more kids, not just families with extremely high incomes.

As someone unfamiliar with how these workshop spaces operate, I called simply to ask whether there…read morewas a laser cutting service available. I genuinely didn't know how the process worked and was hoping to learn more. During the call, I found out it's membership-based and that classes are offered, which is completely understandable -- but unfortunately, the person who answered the phone had a very rude attitude. First impressions matter, especially for newcomers who are trying to learn. Kinder interactions create a more welcoming environment and ultimately make people more interested in becoming part of the community and supporting the business.

Such a great ball park!! Located in Irvine. Me and my son are heavy baseball lovers and we know a…read moreguy rostered on the team so we drove up every now and then to catch a game! The parks got everything except shade so come prepared. The team is always fun to watch and competitive. Tickets are priced reasonably and the parking is located right by the field so that not a hassle! Get tickets on the website and choose your seats from what's available at the time. Enjoy a game with the family or by yourself !

First time here Our…read morekids are little league aged and coming to this venue was a treat for our group. We had over 40 tickets purchased and when you have a group over 40, you can participate in meeting the team in the dugout, running out with the players for the anthem and various inning games (chicken dance). It was a blast for the parents to have a safe place for the kids to run around while the parents watched the game and the kids would occasionally turn to watch a play or two. Pros: -parking structure close to the ballpark -nice bathrooms -good variety of concessions -super friendly and helpful staff -beautiful grassy area where we can bring a blanket, umbrella, chairs and our glove to catch foul balls -$5.00 tickets -beautiful field and perfect for families with little kids Cons: -parking in the structure is $10 -concessions starting with pretzels for $3.00 and nachos for $3.00 -any other food like hotdogs $7.00 fries $5.00 -wine $8 for a small glass of wine