Most people don't choose a theater or stadium because the place is good or bad, they go to a…read moretheater or stadium for the show/game. So this purpose of this review is provide some tips based on mine and my friends' experiences with the Intuit Dome. 1. TECHNOLOGY -- I applaud them for being at the forefront of technology but that also means we are all part of the beta test! Everything is tied to the app so you need to do a few things (not difficult but takes some work) to prepare and get ready. This includes down load the app, set up your profile (including selfies) and payment method. If you do that and the technology works well, it's great, you walk in easily without having to show your tickets. But OBVIOUSLY technology doesn't always work well; I saw many people having to use the line for visitors with problems ... and that can be frustrating. My friend was charged $15 for a pretzel that she never bought (could it be someone who looked like her?!) and she had to call later to have it taken off her credit card. 2. PROCESS -- way-finding can be a challenge as signage can be confusing if you don't know the place well (yes, often things are designed by people who know those things well). Be prepared to ask... 3. FOOD -- food and drinks are unreasonably expensive. If you buy floor (or more expensive) tickets you get to use the lounge where food is free (alas we did not know!) so find out your food options before you go. 4. PARKING -- parking at the stadium range from $50-150+ per vehicle. If you drive around the area, you may find private lots or people who open up their front yards for parking - these options are often cheaper. We found one for $30. A nice, brand new, and technology-infused venue with some minor issues. Hope they improve over time!

Face ID and a identity pass tech is just plain STUPID. STUPID. We got in line after setting it up…read moreand it just goes back the line, we had to get on a new line to re-do it the Face ID. We were here for the Netflix Laugh show and was on the floor section. Getting to our seats was the fine, the lounge/dinning area wasn't handled well with separate long lines for the food and the drinks. It was really crowded and wasn't sure if there was any proper organization.

If it was not for the parking mess and expense this place would be a 5 star. Parking is so…read moreexpensive, $55-to more than 100$ and it sells out and they send you to another lot. You will walk forever and if you handicapped they use those spaces for VIP parking and merch areas. The staff has no clue what they are doing or where to send you. They really don't care at all. Now, the place itself has a great sound system and all but the top section has good seating. The staff there knows little and will send you to the wrong area for seating. They have great outdoor food from vendors, the inside has horrid food. The seats are okay, but getting to them is a real pain. The stage area is great and they put on some great concerts. It is the best place to see a concert of all the other places around. If they could just get it together and hire people and train them that would be great.

I've been to the Kia Forum many times and have generally had positive experiences. However, my…read moreexperience with customer service today was very disappointing. I called the box office with a simple question, expecting a straightforward answer. Instead, the representative who answered, Nick, spoke to me in a way that made me feel belittled and uncomfortable for asking the question. Rather than providing helpful assistance, his attitude came across as dismissive and unprofessional. After the call, I tried calling back to get his name, but my calls were immediately disconnected, which led me to believe my number may have been blocked. Fortunately, a friend was able to call and confirm the representative's name. As a frequent visitor to the Kia Forum, I expect a higher standard of customer service. This interaction left a very negative impression, and I hope it can be addressed so that other customers do not have a similar experience.

My first time visiting Drake Stadium, which is located on UCLA campus. I found it very easy to get…read moreto by parking in lot 7. All Stadium seating was on 1 side, so watching the track and field events were all from a good view. The stadium was clean and staff provided good directions as to where our seat section was. Clean restrooms are always a plus. We attended LA Track Fest. An opportunity to see world record holders, former Olympians, and some of the fastest runners in the world was a wonderful experience.

Beautiful track! Nice amenities! Watch out for parking!…read more Drake Track Stadium is the perfect place to workout, as long as you're a student, have a membership, or with someone who does. From stadiums circuits, to long distance runs, short distance sprints, and pull ups, the stadium has everything we need for a dynamic workout! The stadium is always clean, so no debris on the steps to cause missteps/injuries. There are vending machines right outside of the stadium with snacks/drinks to recharge! The parking is a bit tricky. You'll think you can park in certain lots, and then you end up getting ticketed. You will likely choose parking structure 7 since it's closest to the stadium, but it's best to use the one before that if you don't have a pass. I've gotten a couple tickets, so figured I'd warn yall!

SoFi Stadium isn't just another venue it's a full blown experience! Also as a SoFi member you get…read morequite a few other perks that make it worth while. 25% cash back with use of sofi card in the stadium, express entry, and a VIP access SoFi member lounge to name a few. Parking requires pre-purchased parking for on-site parking. Definitely worth making a trip out to CA to see your favorite Artist in concert or an NFL game.

I have been here twice for Canva Connect. I know that is not the typical visit, but it was really…read morecool since we were able to walk around all over the facility. The other cool thing was we got in for free. I used to go to Kings and Lakers games at the Forum. I think SoFi is in the parking lot and race track area of the old Hollywood Park. Wow, what a difference. It is great for Inglewood.

So this is an update to my previous review of camp that took place at UC Irvine. Camp relocated to…read moreLMU in 2024 and I have to say that the experience was a lot better than before. Since there's a smaller field and bleacher seating, the crowds are reduced and it's a more "intimate" time where you're closer up to the field and not herded into cramped spaces. Although they still charge for parking, getting into camp was a breeze and there was no "waiting area" as before to get into the field. This time around you could just go straight to the fields from the gate upon opening. Although it's more improved, I hear they'll be moving again in the future so I hope the next experience is just as good.

Last year I had the VIP tent with complimentary food. This year, ironically, I had an even better…read moreview as most of the practices were close to the bleachers. I noticed the food trucks, beer garden and had an area for the kiddos to play with bouncies ,etc. I definitely recommend the funnel cake here. Snacks and drinks are sold here as well but I think there's opportunity for more refreshments. The bleachers are covered but it would be good to bring your own seat cushion. There's a holding reception type area when you arrive. It's a little confusing when they open up and let the crowd in. The crowd control does a decent job in handling the lines.

It's a solid venue. It's not very big so it provides a more intimate space. It has enough height…read moreand air circulation, so it never feels humid in the studio. The general seating area is a large rectangle in the middle. Each row is long enough that I wish they would have an aisle in the middle. It can be bothersome to get to your seat or have people walk in front of you trying to get to theirs. They've done some impressive work with the small space. Lots of lighting and camera angles available. You can see a few pods on the side for separate/smaller live streams and commentators. The studio is connected to a public gaming room that has a few computers and some collectibles. It is also connected to a little concession stand to keep people from getting too hungry throughout the event.

Was such a fun experience for my first live esports event! Got to watch a Valorant game for VCT…read moreAmericas and it was super cool to see everything in person compared to streaming it online. I also liked that the venue isn't super big so it was quite intimate and fun! Was also able to grab a bite at the cafe. I got the nacho meal box which was definitely worth it. Nachos were surprisingly quite spicy but good. Also the matcha brownie was DELICIOUS! The whole thing was reasonably priced as well considering you got an entire meal and a nice keychain souvenir! Would definitely recommend fans to catch a game at this venue if they ever get a chance!

Legendary arena on the campus of UCLA. It's amazing that it's been around for 60 + years, but the…read morerenovations they did between 2010 and 2012 makes this place feel very modern and it's like a brand new arena. It's fun to walk around the inside and look at all of the banners and displays they have showing the rich winning tradition of the mighty bruins. Seats are pretty comfortable and there aren't really any bad seats in the house. I've been to some basketball games and a graduation here in the past, but this time went to a men's volleyball game. It was fun and general admission seating lets you get real up close to the action. It's a great venue and you should come check out some local college action. It's a lot of fun, more intimate, and a lot cheaper than a professional game.

*** January 20th, 2026: UCLA 69 vs Purdue 67 ***…read more Pauley Pavilion is the home of UCLA sports arena and the building recently had a renovation completed in 2012. I recently came here to see a NCAA men's basketball game. [Parking]: Visitors can park at Structure 7 or Structure 4. Most of cars will be guided to Structure 4, but Structure 7 is closer to Pauley Pavilion. For Structure 7, visitors must park on the basement level 2. $17 for the event parking via Bruin Permit. Visitors will need to scan the QR code at the elevators; however due to poor cellular signal at the basement, I had to refresh the webpage once I walked up to the ground level. [Experience]: There were vendors out there giving away free drink samples before and after the game. The stadium had a pretty good view and personally I didn't see any "bad" seats within the building. [Food]: The building blocked off one side of the building for food trucks, so there were some good food options to choose from. [Conclusion]: Unlike Crypto.com Arena or Intuit Dome, game day experience felt like a very intimate experience and gameday ticket is very affordable. Overall I am a fan of this arena. P.S. - UCLA women's gymnastics and men's + women's volleyball are also hosted in Pauley Pavilion.

I went here to watch men's basketball game The stadium…read morelooks like it's high school But school campus is soo good, guards r soo nice to help

I want to thank UCLA, Coach Savage, Austin, UCLA staff, and fans who facilitate us Veterans from…read moreGLA VA attending the UCLA baseball home games. We get in free, we get a free hot dog...and along with Brentwood School VCRE, they prepare a BarBQ for us once a month. At every game they always honor us and make sure we know they are thankful for our service to this country. I've read much about the lease and property issues... but as a veteran from the Bay Area here for long term treatment for PTSD, it is clear to me that property issues are NOT a consideration in how these people treat us Veterans. Their kindness and respect for us is truly appreciated. THANK YOU to UCLA Baseball! We appreciate your support for us Veterans. GO BRUINS!

Was here for the UCLA v Cal Poly SLO game on 2/16/25 and had a very enjoyable experience. Tickets…read moreare inexpensive and no matter where you sit you are close to the field. They have a small concession stand that sells the basics if you get a little hungry. This was actually my 3rd or 4th time and I will definitely be back.