This place is so close to my house, but I've actually never been to a college baseball game, so I…read morejumped at a chance to go watch the number 1 ranked ucla bruins take on csuf. I think csuf has been down for a couple of years, so the crowds are usually not this big. However, as I mentioned the bruins are number one in the nation, so i think it was a way bigger and livelier crowd than usual. Very fun atmosphere and the smaller venue makes it feel a lot more intimate than going to a pro game. Can't beat $15 for seats two rows behind the dugout and $12 parking. We were able to tailgate in the parking lot and were also able to walk back and forth from the parking lot into the venue and we're also allowed to bring in food. If you want to buy something to eat at the ballpark, they had quite a few options and prices were reasonable. Also a lot easier getting in before the game and after the game than at a bigger venue. Didn't know, but the softball field is also right behind the baseball field. Overall, if you're a baseball fan and live locally, it's a fun place to go watch some decent baseball and you won't break the bank doing so.

Beautifully maintained! Good food selection. Safe and family friendly environment. Go Titans!read more

I hate leaving bad reviews but I wish someone warned me before coming Here…read more It literally felt like a cult :( A Ted talk and concert. The pastor is an amazing speaker, but the Bible was never opened and he didn't quote any scripture. He spoke well but I felt very uneasy during the service. I love everyone who lead people closer to God but I dislike and can't agree with the way they run its service. It just wasn't for me. Ps They had a merch store and inside they had figurines of the pastor for sale.... like what???? I knew for sure this wasn't a house of God.

Me encanta lo único que asen muy largo lo de la música para personas mayores mantener se de pie es…read morealgo pesado con mucho amor y mucho respeto

Great seats and a great game! Getting in was easy and well controlled. Food & drink lines were and…read morethe restrooms were clean! It was a Wednesday game against the A's, so keep that in mind.

Take me out to the ball game…read more.. Angel Stadium opened in 1966 and home to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim major league baseball team. In the late 1990s, it underwent major renovations. I was fortunate to attend a Banana Ball League game featuring the Savannah Bananas and Indianapolis Clowns. The Indy Clowns have a rich, pioneering history tracing back to the 1930s! It was about 7 to 8 minute walk from the Ayres Hotel. So can't really comment on parking for this particular game. Although exiting the game as a pedestrian was a challenge. For the OG yelpers, think of the video game, Frogger. At the gate, it was nice to be greeted by friendly greeters in banana suits! There were several yellow tents in the front selling Savannah Bananas merch and other Banana Ball League items. Although the lines were long, they kept it moving. The hubby and I were seated up in the upper level. It was a combo of an escalator and stairs to get up there. There are the big screens or just watching the action directly on the field from the upper level. In the latter part of the game, we took a break and went downstairs to to get Angel dogs and a drink. Those hot dogs hit the spot. The drinks were in a large commerative Angels plastic cup. Lines of course are long but they did a great job of keeping them moving. The Savannah Bananas/Indianapolis Clowns game was a good family-friendly experience at a nice ballpark. 4 stars.

This is a nice space area for football games love the dog park next to it…read more I would say there little space in between

Honda Center (aka The Pond) is great! In the heart of Orange County near major freeways so it's so…read moreeasy to get to. This year they are putting in tons of money to renovate the Honda Center and it's looking great! The restaurants are faster now that there is an option to mobile order. They're also adding in new cool restaurants and painting a lot of the inside. They are also adding in a bar where you can enjoy a drink while watching the game. The only bummer is how annoyingly and ear shatteringly loud it is inside. They have definitely upped the volume on microphones and music inside. People from all ages (babies, toddlers, 30s to elders) are wearing noise cancelling headphones because of how awfully loud it is inside. My whole family and I bought noice cancelling headphones for the games, and it's still loud. Please turn down the volume a bit!

Great for views, bad for sound. I've been here for a couple…read moreconcerts in the last two years. While the venue is smaller than most arenas, it offers offers a decent view and comfortable seats from almost any section. The downside is the audio is consistently terrible. I'd recommend seeing your favorite artists elsewhere if you have the choice.

The OC Flyers (aka Fullerton Flyers) are a fun and inexpensive way to spend an evening. The team…read moreis competitive and tries to field some up and coming or retired stars (i.e. Ricky Henderson), but it is such a small/intimiate venue and fun to watch. Great for kids. Support your local team. CSUF Titans play on this field too.... and they have had great success on this field with several trips to the College Baseball World Series

My family and I had such an amazing time at the OC Flyers baseball game. This was such a great…read morevalue for our dollar. It was fun, entertaining, priced right and very family friendly. If you are looking for a great night out for the right price I recommend going to a game 100%. I can't say enough about them....you have to go and see for yourself!!

Brought my kids here since they had a farmers market that day as well. I was hoping to have some…read morefun with the kids, feed some animals and pet some as well. This farm is tiny though. We saw 2 alpacas and 2 pigs only. We needed to pay to feed them which is fine but the amount of food they gave you is insulting. Alpacas didn't even want to eat so we just threw the food at the pigs.

Little Parrot Farm is less of a farm and more of an animal sanctuary. They take amazing care of…read moretheir resident animals and I believe most if not all of the workers are volunteers, and many are a part of the Chinese Buddhist vegan community. I would love to volunteer myself too if I lived closer! Aside from events like the open house and summer camps for kids, the best way to get acquainted with the Little Parrot Farm is through their affordable tours on Saturdays. While it may be frustrating for some that you can't just go in and see the animals any day, it really is in their best interest that a staff member is there to supervise these interactions. Too many places allow visitors to harass their animals or feed them random stuff that isn't good for them. And if an animal reacts defensively, it can be very difficult and sad to handle the aftermath. It's also amazing just seeing the same animals every time, and not being worried that anyone is going to be taken to slaughter. My favorite friends are Andy the alpaca, the two sweet pigs, and Maya the rescued border collie. I don't know the names of some of the newer pups, but they were all super friendly. They sell T shirts with their most popular residents featured on them that make for great souvenirs to take home. The farm part of the property is also beautiful and abundant. They sell fresh veggies online for pickup that look amazing, but that I haven't had a chance to try yet. Can't wait to come back for the next event!

Loved it! We came here for a live radio play of "It's a Wonderful Life."…read more Plenty of parking (Free) on Birch Street, right after the drop off/Pick up loop. Structure parking lot, right under the theater. Use the elevator or stairs. Beautiful play, we may have to begin a new Christmas tradition! We enjoyed the show, 2 hours, a 10 minute break in the middle. You can buy snacks right outside. Highly recommended!

I love community theaters! So many good actors and musicians are able to showcase their talents…read more Don't forget to recognize the backstage crew for preparing the props, lighting and maintaining the sound system. The Curtis Theater has an impressive schedule of plays and musical performing acts. You may want to check their website and purchase a subscription or buy an individual ticket to their shows. On this occasion, I was invited to the performance of the RANDOM 1s (follow them on Instagram), who played a medley of Classic Rock songs from the 60s and 70s. Not just any popular song, but the music from bands who made a blockbuster hit, but did not continue with more hits or an album. These are referred to as the "One Hit Wonders." Special Guest this evening is radio personality, Shotgun Tom Kelly. He published a book and was the Emcee for the evening. A book signing event was held in the lobby before and after the show. His book is entitled "All I Wanna do is Play the Hits." SONGS PERFORMED (partial list): -Gloria -Grazing in the Grass -Louie Louie -Love You More Today Than Yesterday -Play that Funky Music -Spirit in the Sky -Stuck in the Middle w/You -What's Your Name -Wipe-Out VENUE HIGHLIGHTS: - Clean theater - Comfortable seats - Polite staff helping with the ticket sales and concessions. - Drinks and snacks are allowed inside the theater. - Free onsite parking Sincerely, Rosemary

Love it am very happy to see all the progress on refurbishing it to original status. Also like the…read morerestaurants at the site.

Was able to go inside for the Day of Music and play in one of the bands for the event.read more