If you're looking for a nice Family Night or Date Night or maybe even a YOU Night, this is it…read more Catch a ball game, eat some good (most bacon-themed) concessions, and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow attendees. The place is small enough to feel home town friendly and the food is diverse enough for almost every palate. And the prices for the food and parking are INSANELY reasonable!

Amazing time the Christmas lights are a good show for the little ones worth it it was cold but…read moreworth it the kids had a blast food was great at a decent price if your the first one in the park you get a free hat

This is a cool place for a concert. However it's not really a performance center but a stage set up…read morein a big park. It was a nice night so being outside was good but wouldn't work in the rain or heat. The sound was good. The portable stage is big. In front of the stage is seating with plastic folding chairs nor very comfy. These seats were double the price. The other seating is in the lawn but you can bring your own chair. The seating section has a bar with 2 specialty cocktails named for the songs of the band. The drinks were a little high but to be expected. Very limited food, the bar in the general area ran out of one of the drinks. Plenty of parking but it can be far to walk

From the owner: Gary Puckett & The Union Gap with The Grass Roots will perform at The Univest Performance Center in…read moreQuakertown, PA on August 15, 2019.

Really nice venue for minor league baseball. Reasonable prices and polite staff. Can't wait to come…read moreback with some friends sometime.

I absolutely love this ballpark! So much to see and so much history displayed for you to learn!…read morePlenty of food places to choose from and lots of activities to entertain you besides baseball. The fireworks were awesome! It was Penn State night which made it even more fun! We Are!

SteelStacks in Bethlehem absolutely surprised me in the best way…read more I'm used to the massive MusikFest setup, so rolling up to a smaller, all-grass stage felt totally different but honestly? It ended up being one of the most fun concert nights I've had in forever. I saw Set It Off, Zero 9:36, and Hollywood Undead... in the pouring rain... and it somehow made everything even better. The whole lawn has a gentle hill so you can see the stage from pretty much anywhere. Plus it's all general admission, which means you can wander, get closer, hang back by the buildings, sprawl out on the grass whatever fits your vibe in the moment. The acoustics were solid, the energy was wild, and we even got to meet a few of the Zero 9:36 guys afterward, which basically cemented the night as iconic. If you like flexible viewing, good sound, and concerts that turn into core memories because of the weather, the chaos, and the crowd SteelStacks is absolutely worth it.

Everything said in the other 5 star reviews is true.... But this is a food review (not a beer…read morereview , plenty of beer and good music.) If you come hungry, leave hungry. The food is dreadful, cold fries, dry, cold smash burger with a pickle glued to the bun with what I hope was cheese. Thank god for the ketchup. It was the only thing that made the food eatable. The dessert option included Italian water ice, which were chemically infused cherry flavored frozen ice without wooden spoon, just bendie plastic spoons available in plastic wrapped knife, fork and spoon napkin sets leaving you to toss the unused utensils in the trash, for the $3.00 price of the water ice you can afford the 10 cent paper wrapped biodegradable wooden spoons!

Congrats to the class of 2022. I enjoy working with Lehigh university and the students are amazing…read more I'm great that they are moving on

I go to the Goodman complex for soccer games every year. Lehigh is one of my favorite universities…read more Lehigh has some of the best athletic facilities of any school in the area, not counting Penn State of course. Their Patriot League teams have done very well academically and in sports. Lehigh makes good use of the space and their fields are impeccably clean and well irrigated. Everything is done very professionally, all the way down to the concession stands and bathrooms. One negative aspect is that the Goodman campus is so remote that you can't even fathom a means to walk to it from main campus, however there are buses on game days to provide students with a means of getting to and from the event.

We went to ser Phil Wickham here. The place, like any other arenas during a concert or any sporting…read moreevent is loud but the flow of traffic is good. There are enough security people and ushers to assist you so you shouldn't have any issues. There are food and drinks throughout the arena though you'll need a credit or debit card to make a purchase. It is definitely a good place to see an event.

Visited the Santander Arena this past weekend for an old school hip hop concert. I didn't even know…read morethe arena existed prior to my friend suggested this concert. After this show, I doubt I'd see another show here. The area is conveniently located across from a hotel, which is great if you're traveling to Reading, PA like we were from another city or state. Unfortunately I cannot review the parking situation, because with took a Lyft there. But it seemed like everyone parked away from the arena. All of the staff was extremely friendly. From the attendant that helped us find our seats to the nice lady who sold us the $15 deuce-deuce can I'd Trulys. It's really sad how ridiculous these arena prices arena! The seats at the Santander were horrible. Of course because it's a concert, everybody was dancing and having a great time, but the seats were wobbling and moving more than we were. I felt like I was going to end up in the floor! The sound system wasn't the best either. Most times, the music was completely overpowering the artist. For these two reasons, I doubt I'll be back. But the concert was great!

The Trenton Thunder ballpark is proof that smaller is often better. The park is compact, which…read moremeans every seat feels close to the action. You never need binoculars. You can hear the crack of the bat and the chatter from the dugout without straining. Baseball as it should be seen. The Delaware River runs right behind the outfield. On hot nights the breeze rolls in off the water. It cools the air, turns the place into something comfortable when the rest of New Jersey is sweating. That is not something you can engineer. That is geography being kind. Parking is easy. Five dollars. Cash only. Plentiful and close. In a world where stadium parking often feels like extortion, this is practically charity. The food is not just food. It is a catalog of local pride. Case's Pork Roll. Killarney's. Rita's Italian Water Ice. Raccoon Saloon. Alongside these sit Colbie's Southern Fried Chicken and Boomer's BBQ. If none of that calls to you there are still the old standards. Hot dogs. Pretzels. Popcorn. Nachos. The ballpark classics are covered. There is even a picnic area down the left field line for groups who want baseball and burgers in equal measure. The ballpark is easy to get to. Right on Route 29 by the riverfront. Quick access to 29, 129, I-195, and I-295. No mazes. No confusion. A night here is affordable, easy, and close to the event in every sense. Five stars.

Really fund place easy entrance and some great food. Even the baseball was fun. Was here for a…read moreFaith and Family night, and it was a really fun experience.

I am pretty obsessive when it comes to visiting a venue like this for the first time. And it was…read morealmost impossible to find good reviews so I thought I would share in case it helps somebody else. As far as parking, I had a lot of people helping me by telling me that street parking wasn't really hard to find, you just have to get there at a reasonable time if you want to be closer. We actually arrived later than I wanted to, maybe 20 minutes before the event and we still were pretty close. I kept reading about a giant hill that you had to walk up to get to the seats and I didn't understand until I got there. So if you park on a street near the "bottom" entrance of the stadium, when you enter, you climb a steep paved path to get to the higher rows of bleachers. If you're sitting in the first 15 bleachers starting from the field, though, you can simply just walk around the track from where you enter and walk up the steps. If you park in street parking that's at the "top" of the stadium (we chose to park on West Chew St between 22nd-20th) then when you enter and show your tickets, you're in a good position to walk down to the higher bleachers. I am the idiot who parked near the top of the stadium and had to walk 21 rows down (with a knee problem and no rail to hold onto) to our Section E, 9th row seats. The bathrooms are not as bad as I had read, they're near the top and bottom entrances and I didn't find them particularly difficult to get to either from the top of the stadium, or walking along the bottom of the track. We were there for the DCI event and there were also lots of portable bathrooms that were easy to use. I brought a stadium seat that had armrests on it and didn't have any problem using it, but I can see that if you are in a section that is completely packed out and you are in the middle of that section, it might get dicey because it's so crowded. I was on the aisle, and my son was sitting next to me so it was fine. I saw some other people using the same kind of chairs without problems, but again they were not in sections that were completely packed with people. But I will say that, even though our entire section was not packed out, there was a point at which there were people in front of me and behind me plus my son sitting next to me and I was still able to easily use the chair. I was told beforehand that those chairs were not allowed in the stadium, but when I got there, nobody was saying anything to anyone who had them. And speaking of sections, I think next time I will still choose seats in E (or K). They're right next to the premium center sections, but still close enough to center to be well placed and not nearly as crowded. However, I will pick higher row of bleachers (between 20-25) to get an even better view. Although where we sat was perfectly fine as well, and maybe the sound was better? All in all, we had a very positive experience , and look forward to returning.

Except for the huge hill (LOL), this place is very nice. We were her for the first time to see the…read moreCollegiate Band Competition. Loved it

Hey, it's an athletic center, what is there to review? For the 2017 FIRST Mid-Atlantic District…read moreChampionship this was the spot (and may be the regular spot as this comment is for me being a mentor for the first time). At least from the view point of this competition the building hosted the need well. From the pits, to seating, to the press area, to just general traffic flow for people and cars everything worked out well.

Bare bones arena, but nice enough for a college field house. Seats up near the top of the arena do…read morenot have backs on them. If you follow GPS directions, it will probably take you on back roads - you are better off following the "official" directions if you easily get car sick.

What a great place to hold a small softball tournament! My daughter's team played here last…read moreweekend and other than it being a little hard to find because it's tucked away down some side streets it really was an excellent softball park. With parking just across the street, an onsite concession stand, CLEAN permanent bathrooms, a great sound system, lights, a nicely manicured infield and outfield, 250' fences and both uncovered bleachers down the lines and covered seating behind the plate, this is one of the nicer places we've played that wasn't turf. I was truly glad to see that a city was willing to put money into a quality softball facility and not just a baseball facility that they could alter to use for softball. The field is a bit farther away than I'd like for a small softball tournament, but it's not TOO bad...only a little more than an hour from us. I only wish the girls would have walked away with a little hardware from this tournament, but it just wasn't meant to be. Thank you Allentown for taking care of your young softball players as well as the boys...