We finally had a chance to attend a women's hockey game at LaBahn. It was pretty empty so we had a…read moregreat selection of seats (I have heard some say they wish it was reserve seating). We really like the intimate setting of this arena. Every seat is close to the action. The only negative is that the seats are very uncomfortable. Yes they have backs but the curved bleacher seat is just a bad design. They have just enough concessions and the lobby has some very nice displays on the history of the program and all of the hardware the women have won. Overall a great place to watch a game.

*$5 cash in Lot 91 is the easiest parking option…read more*Bleacher-like seating, which is nice to kind of spread out, if not too crowded *Straws are no longer a thing, so if you don't want to spill your drink on yourself (like, I may or may not have done...), bring a straw with you. Reusable preferred. ;) * $10 popcorn with unlimited refills is available at the small construction stand the arena entrance. Buy at the start of the game and it's well worth the money! Tip: if you have multiple people with you, bring small containers for them to put their popcorn in and just keep refilling the large tub. * don't have a ticket and want to take your chances day of? You may even be able to find a free one located inside the vestibule on the windowsills were people leave their extra ticket for people to use.

I used to come here with my uncle when I was young. This place hasn't really changed much since…read morethen and that's what makes it fantastic!! I love how LOUD the engines get when dozens of cars race past the stands. Cheap and fun date night you can even bring the kids to! Family fun on a budget.

I've been to quite a few B1G stadiums at this point in my post-college career and Camp Randall…read moredidn't seem to have a bad seat in the house, but the lack of food selection diversity was a drag. We waited over 30 minutes for a hot dog in a line with no more that 10 people in it, and the cashier was chit chatting while everyone missed almost an entire quarter of game-play (I'm assuming that's just midwestern culture, but I don't need to chat, I just want my food and then I want to get back to my seat to watch some football). We also jokingly deemed Camp Randall "Ramp Randall" because of the ramp system to get into the upper decks.

Camp Randall Stadium at the University of Wisconsin may be one of my favorite college stadiums I…read morehave ever visited! It's an absolute it way gorgeous stadium with an electric energy that makes Saturday's the best day of the week for the UW faithful or the weekend fans like myself! It's an older stadium, but it's in wonderful condition for what it puts up with between fans and the winters. It's a very easily navigable stadium with clear signage, multiple ways to the same place which limits congestion, well mapped out and copious food options on each level along with a good amount of bathrooms plus porta-potties for overflow. Not a bad seat in the house! We were too level about 25 rows up and I was in love with our seats and views of the game. Seating is aluminum benches, so I would advise a cushion or seat of some sort. My fanny would have thanked me a million times over if I would have thought of that prior to the game. Overall, absolute love Camp Randall Stadium, Badger football Saturday's, and the 80,000 Badger faithful that I spent time with on Saturday! Oh, and you can't forget Jump Around at the end of the third! What a great tradition that electrified the crowd more than a Badger touchdown!

We attended an event here. I understood when they asked me to take my purse back to my car but when…read morethey would not let me bring in an empty water bottle it seemed a bit much. I went to another event at a different venue where I was not allowed to have my water either and later after that passed out due to dehydration and blood pressure issues. I do explain this that I'm a disabled veteran and sometimes need things that help. Buying a four dollar water makes me feel that I cannot drink it and I still can become dehydrated )not having water bring on anxiety after being deployed.) I was told I cannot bring it in and had to take it back to the cars as well. Then I walked through and the person in front of me gets to bring a backpack in because it's considered the diaper bag. I was told to put my water in a medical bag and they would mark it as such. I find it interesting in the military, i was allowed a m16 loaded with me at all times, including briefing daily out 3 star general, sectary of defense for the country, and the president, but i can't bring a water bottle to battle through the injuries i endured protecting the country.

3 stars for the herd game. 0 stars for the food. Absolutely the worst food we have ever had out…read more Now I expect game food but the brats were more like hot dogs and the burger was so over cooked it was not edible. We settled for a pretzel after the let down. Again, rock hard. If you enjoy a game, stick to the game and drinks. Save your money!

Keva, Keva, Keva, you have so much potential to be THE sports multiplex in the tri area but you…read morekeep doing head-scratching things! For example, they have weekly open play pick-up volleyball with a paid membership. The first irritating thing is that it changes month to month, you have to check their websites for open dates and times. Second, it's only ONE court! *smh* Some days there are so many players that you have to rotate in. Other days there's not enough players unless you bring your own squad. What does it take to just set up two courts?! They have a really cool tiki bar outside with a firepit and patio furniture, but it's not in use. There's even an outdoor stage for live music but I've never seen a band there. There's a kitchen and dining area but the set-up is reminiscent of a elementary school cafeteria. Kids eat free with a purchase of an adult meal. If they just get better tables, some high-tops, and offer quality menu items other than just your typical concession stand food, more families would opt to make this their dinner destination instead of a last-minute emergency/as-needed joint. They have $10 pitchers on Tuesday nights, but a couple weeks ago, all their taps were Oktoberfests! *grrr* Again, offer some better options like some Lagunitas IPA and you'd have a line at the register. Ok, ok, ok, rant over.

We tried their summer camp for the first time and I would never go back or recommend it to anyone…read moreelse. Completely disorganized, staff sit on phones... my kids were completely bored. Save your money.

We had such a fun time here. I would suggest everyone go to Jefferson Speedway. You will definitely…read morenot be disappointed. It was a great time with lots of local folks, cheap beer and crashing cars. They only take cash though.

I've been going out to Jefferson for nearly 30 years always a lot of great racing and fun things…read morefor the kids and plenty of eats

My 7 year old has been participating in soccer classes for two years now and really enjoys it. He…read morehas really improved in his skills and confidence. They have great staff.

Best indoor soccer and other growing sports on the west side of Madison! Friendly and professional…read morestaff, and a great facility!