RIMAC arena is a high tech gymnasium that is good for volleyball games and other indoor court…read moresports. We saw UCSD take on UCLA in volleyball. UCSD won in three sets. There is a ticket fee for all non students. The small arena has a large screen scoreboard that is paired up with a loud sound system for music. It's very entertaining and fun during the breaks. They have a "block party" for every UCSD block and the staff throws free t shirts into the stands. There is one small snack stand for sodas, nachos, pretzels and typical sports food. It was staffed with two people. There is no beer or wine served here so get ready for Gatorade. The arena is a nice volleyball venue where 200-300 spectators watched the game very comfortably. It was fun with music and the great announcer.

Eh. I've never…read morereally been a fan of seeing shows at Rimac Arena. I mean, when you wanna check out a hot show and you're REALLY excited about it... it's hard to get upset about the venue. You just wanna catch the performance. This was the case last night for the big Flight of the Conchords show at UCSD. Been wanting to see those cats for years, and finally, they brought their tour through San Diego. The show could have been at the Miramar Landfill for all I cared... I just wanted to see the best musical comedy duo since Tenacious D up close and personal, and it happened to be on this particular college campus. The show was great, but I despise the layout of Rimac. It's primarily used to house the UCSD basketball teams (both men and women), and it doubles as a large concert venue for bands and artists with a big draw. Unfortunately, the space yields some terrible acoustics. I don't think shows were necessarily top of mind during construction of this venue, and it's apparent by the vast amount of metal pillars and various other adornments that cause the sound to bounce all over the place. I think they could spend some of that trust fund loot to throw some egg crates on the walls to absorb the sound, but that's just me. You know when you see a show in a gymnasium, and for a moment, you totally forget that you're in some sweaty sports venue? Well, that's not the case here. You're well aware that you're in a basketball arena, for sure. You really have to commend the staff at UCSD for doing so many great things for the students enrolled here, though. Seems like they have a different music festival going on every month (Sungod, for example). However, I just wish they could warm up the arena somehow. It'd be like doing yoga in the middle of Time's Square. Sure, the yoga would awesome... but it'd be really tough to get the full experience because you're in the middle of a bustling intersection. Like that yoga comparison, it's hard to fully get into 'show mode' here. But coming full circle, sometimes you have to make sacrifices to see some of your favorite bands. It's unfortunate that our city doesn't have more 'real' music venues in town for an act of this caliber. Uncomfortable bench seating in a college sports hall hardly does the trick for me.

What a great venue! North Country is lucky to have a venue like this! They need to advertise more!…read moreEvidently there are a lot of things that happened here! I can't wait to attend the a concert here I hear they're very good!

We really wanted to do something unique this year to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United…read moreStates. We have accomplished a lot of firsts at Frontwave since it opened. First event, Simone Biles, first game, Clippers, first concert Cake. This was our 2nd VIP experience, we had a reserved table at The Pala Starlite Patio to watch the 3rd of July Spectacular. There was live music, specialty cocktails and raffles. One food kiosk was open for Tanner's Burgers and snacks. It provided a wonderful elevated viewing platform. We enjoyed the Oceanside drone and fireworks to celebrate this special year. This was our first drone show. We preferred it and chose to go out this night prior to the 4th fireworks show at our home. We wanted to be home with our dogs on the 4th when other shows around us made their usual noise that scare animals. We would attend this event again. #250th #Oceanside #Frontwave #YelpthanksWOW

I've been trying to improve my run time, endurance and stamina. The treadmill can definitely get…read moreold. I remembered running this track back when I was training for the half with my friend. The track was much newer and softer back then. But, I noticed they added a video screen. It was not crowded at all which I like. There were some kids in football practice for their pee-wee team in the middle of the field. No need to pay for parking during the weekends! Awesome. Put your headset on, blast your music and run around a few times while you feel the nice San Diego breeze since you're by the beach. As an alumna, I had to bump my review up to a 5 ;)

I've only ran on this track one time, but I did enjoy it a lot more than I was expecting. I will…read moredefinitely be back many more times this spring quarter before I graduate. When you're working out, being close to the ocean gives a helpful and nice breeze! However, you should probably check the track and field team's practice and meet schedules so you don't show up excited to work out/run, and realize that you can't because they're there! (That happened to me twice, whoops!)

I've been to a lot of concerts since the 70s ; I've seen it all (except Woodstock)…read more ~ Some things that are the same as back in the day : - free dirty, rocky parking lot. - long walk to the front entrance. - no signs in the parking lots to tell you which way to go. - young , semi-clueless parking attendants. - distrusting security. - lonnngggg slow lines leaving the venue. ~ Some things that are worse than back in the day : - regulations: I got carded in The Tailgate (I'm a weather-beaten 63 year old) and they wouldn't accept my drivers license that is officially loaded into my Apple wallet! (even Tsa recognizes this as Id for flights) - - - So beware: if you want to purchase alcohol, bring your physical Id card, or you won't be getting beer from the alcohol nazis. ~ Some things that are better than back in the day : - cleaner : the venue overall is cleaner that most large venues back in the day. - food: believe it or not , some large venues didn't even offer food. - sound: acoustic technology improvements of course. IN A NUTSHELL ... Outside the venue pretty much sucks ; Inside the venue is pretty okay.

DONT COME! DEFINITELY SKIP IT! Absolutely terrible and unorganized!!! Took 2 hours to get into the…read moreamphitheater and 2hours to get out. Overpriced drinks and food. You're better off driving to downtown SD. #MuseConcert PS: we left the concert 4 songs before the show ended

it was my first time FINALLY seeing snapdragon. I see it on…read moremy drive to and from work every day from the 805. it looks amazing although i had sentimental attachment to the Murph/Q. it seems that most of the stadium has a great view. the food venues are on point ...seems like they are doing was Petco park does and feature local spots. it was a hot day...we found an area that was breezy to cool off...wish there were indoor AC spaces to cool off in. the dirt lot is gross...seems like a garage is getting put in...that would improve the parking situation.

Do you like pointless long lines and mismanaged parking logistics with apathetic and incompetent…read morestaff? Having your Apple Maps tell you that you'll get there with an hour to spare, but then sitting in one confusing line to park along with thousands of other anticipatory souls and arriving well after kickoff? Or paying for parking spaces that DON'T EXIST (along with dozens if not hundreds of other people)? Then Snapdragon stadium is for you! Coming from LA I did not think that this number of cars in high and dense proximity to each other could bother me. How wrong my sweet and innocent mind was. We were here for a League Cup game; again innocently thinking that we could manage driving here and then paying some understandably exorbitant parking fee - but hopefully at least getting what we paid for. But there were NO REMAINING PARKING SPACES for us and dozens others despite being charged $55 by a living and breathing person at the front of the lot. Then be prepared to wait 30-45 min once you end up double parking and find your car after the game and miserably attempt to leave. The process for cars to leave is a free-for-all taken straight from Chaotica: Frenzy at the Border. How hard is it to have an automated system that doesn't allow additional (paying) cars in after a clear cap is set? The "yellow" parking lot is an absolute disaster. I don't know what seventh circle of hell this management is from (or going to). Admissions/ticketing process is also a nightmare. More lines that snake around erratically. Food here is ok and decent-ish alcohol selections. Better food at BMO and SoFi; sorry...! TAKE THE TRAIN OR TROLLEY if you can. Or, be a cowboy and forge your own parking space situation and exit strategy.

Great seats from anywhere in my experience…read more There is no separate motorcycle parking and motorcycles are charged for parking.

Came for Disney on Ice at 11am on a saturday-…read more Finding tickets was a little confusing, not sure if there's a way to buy them besides a third party site which I don't normally prefer to do, but this time worked out using Stubhub, I presume bc it was not a super popular time to go to this event and it had multiple shows. Two tickets in the terrace 16 section cost about $75 with taxes and fees. I also prepaid for parking online to save $10, but I thought $30 was a little steep for the lot, come to learn there's the possibility of free street parking in the area as well. Inside the arena was fine, a bit vintage but did the job. Seats were easy enough to find but it would be cool to have some direction on where to park for your section as we ended up on the other side but it wasn't too bad of a walk and I parked near an exit for an easy way to get out. All in all I would come back here for an event but would try to figure out how to park on the street.

I've never had issues coming to concerts here. My parents invited my sister and I to a concert here…read moreand we had an amazing experience!! The place was packed but we never felt unsafe. The place was clean and the performance was phenomenal!! I would come here for another concert!!

Oh wow. This has to be one of my new favorite venues to see a live performance! (Not sure why it…read morehad such low stars because this YE is very picky about her venues) just sayin. The whole process from parking, entering, finding our seats, the initial performance and exiting went very smoothly. In fact, I found it much less stressful than the Hollywood Bowl. The entire staff were friendly, helpful and ready to clean up once the venue cleared. They have a few bars inside the concert area and another one in the lobby. *It was very clean when we arrived. However, when we left...another story. Our fellow music lovers were a little piggish. They left trash by their seats. Makes you wonder what their homes look like?! Hello???!!! No one appreciates a "Litterbug!" I would definitely recommend seeing any performance here. You can dine at any of the restaurants, gamble or sit out in the courtyard to hear some live music for free. *Check out their website for the entertainment schedule *Self Parking is free *Valet parking available for a fee

We had a great time here at Del Mar Fairgrounds Right before…read morethe forth, What great summer night We all enjoy seeing the live stock The Scottish Highlands cows but they must weight a full size 1Ton. The calf's were so cute thou And the fun goats too Just walking around the flower gardens and saw all amazing colorful flowers and wine ribbons of our great winery's in San Diego which now Ramona has shows up with more winery's And to the food area We had some great Tacos al pastor that was so tender and with all of flavor plus the salsa it was a hit and cold beer too. And Ice cream was a must too And before we leave kettle corn to go Our daughter want Mimi cinnamon rolls to go I think I walked over 20, 000 steps that day it was fun day

Taco loco the fair coupon, so lame Not worth it…read moreGot three tacos barely any meat and tried the onions and jt was just more spice than flavor and people kept getting in front of the line and handing recit so they get their stuff before you. Wanted see monster trucks not enough advetised so missed their last showing Not really about fair but people. People cant multi task or task. Stopp right in middle of walking to look at their baby and stand near their stroller. Sad i couldnt find rabbits but i loved the live animals. Chickens and cows goats Had some bundle thing 40tickets Most rides cost 8 or so tickets Rode two rides with one other person and two by myself. Thats with a one doller purchase of an extra ticket, large ferris wheel had stupid long line and the high school with a T i think, not horse park or smth, had a 45 min wait around wvening to get to fair and to go home around 10pm. Watchout july4. Funnal cake bavanara or smth with the berries and custard was ok, custard taste like vanilla. The coupon book not worth it and foody friday didnt make stuff cheaper:/ Like 20$ a meal. 8$ candy half a pound bucket aint worth it either get that candy at 1$ tree or wherever. Jeff the old man, from new york or smth he a bus driver and he is amazing he is a great entertainer and driver

Went to a Yankee/Angels game. Big mistake…read more... Yankees' fans outnumbered the Angels' fans by a good margin, and they are obnoxious. They won the game already, but they had to rub it in. The Angels gave a valiant effort, but the team simply couldn't hit. Trout couldn't do it by himself. Grisham tried to do it by himself with a single and a home run, but baseball is a team game. Need a good team that play well to win. Oh well, I will not go to a Yankees/Angels game again. Not the Red Sox or the Astros either.... May not go to an Angels' game again. Good luck to Stan Kroenke! Hope he can make the Angels into a winner. Ray out!

I like this stadium, I was surprised at how clean it was, and it was easy to navigate. The staff…read morewas helpful, since it was my first time here and I didn't know my way around, they sent me in the right direction. We were here mainly for a band that was playing there that night, The Simpkin Project, as well as watching the Angels play against the Brewers. For food, we ordered chicken sandwiches and waffle fries. A little pricey, but they always charge a lot at these places. They did have a good variety of places to choose from, but we went with whichever place had the shortest line, it was the chicken sandwich place. We ended the night watching fireworks after the game, it was awesome. Overall, it was a great experience and I would come back.