We attended the Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton Concert on 05/16/2026. We left the hotel 30 minutes…read moreprior to the start of the concert hoping we didn't get caught up in a crowd but we were able to move through security pretty quickly. My SO noticed that that seats in other areas of the venue may have been more comfortable than the ones we chose on the floor but overall not bad in terms of our view. We had two beverages and snacks. We were shocked but not shocked at the prices as it is to be expected. We had no problems locating our seats or the restrooms as we were given good directions by the staff. The arena was in walking distance from the hotel we chose, definitely a plus!!!

April 2025 Mark C Smith hall for PETER PAN a musical! I…read moreshud have entered this a week ago. Show was such a delight to us. Brought back so many memories & the children loved it. Tinker-bell was a hit with the children! ATL you shud see this show , (CHGO ratings earlier this year were outstanding. ) Broad theater league did an excellent job

Great venue with friendly staff! Came from out of state for…read morethe Ethel Cain concert on 5/2/26. Got a drink at the Jeff & Blues beforehand and the bartenders were very nice! I stood center stage at the back of GA Pit and had a great view with easy access to the restrooms, and a secluded GA Pit bar off to the side. 10/10 would recommend.

I saw Lana Del Rey in 2023 and Lord Huron in 2026 at the Orion. I had a great experience both…read moretimes! Several good food options - all very expensive - but that seems to be the nature of most concert venues. In the Amphitheater courtyard there are several food trucks. I got a relatively small quesadilla from the Fire & Spice food truck for ~$20. There are also more food and alcohol options at the numerous counters built into the venue. You're allowed to bring an empty reusable water bottle to fill at a water station once you enter the venue. Or if you purchase water (~$5) it comes in a reusable cup that you return before you leave. The bathrooms were clean and the staff directing people to their seating were nice. Parking seems to vary by popularity of the artist. With Lana Del Rey, we got there about ~1 hour before the show start and we were directed to park at an office building past the Amphitheater parking lot (~5 minute walk to venue gates). For Lord Huron, we got there ~45 minutes before the show start and we were able to park halfway up the main parking lot (~2 minute walk to venue gates).

Super fin night cheering on the Chattanooga Football Club!! They played Asheville and won 3-1!…read moreGreat crowd, lots of cheering for the team with the Chattahooligans! The food by Puckett was terrific too... brisket nachos my favorite lol and chicken strips yummy! And don't miss the FROZEN Jack & Coke mmmmm perfect in a hot sticky Chattanooga night. If you love soccer, you've surely already been. If you don't know the rules of soccer, go anyway..., very fun to go crazy with the crowd and people watch!

Go Mocs! Go CFC! For a small stadium this place is awesome! Great views from everywhere, wonderful…read morefood vendors too!

Double-A ball thrives here in the summer, with Tennessee River views and tomorrow's stars inside…read morethe diamond. A cheap seat is a sweet seat at AT&T. With a nearly-perfect location downtown, AT&T capped off "phase 1.5" (my loving description) of downtown Chatt to kick off the new millennium. A few musical-teams later it's thankfully back to Reds ball for the team with a top logo in the minors. Don't spring for those expensive box seats, especially for a day game: you'll bake in that afternoon sun. Just hang out in the upper-deck shade and stay nimble as you move around those general admission seats to avoid the waning shadows. Night games get a little steamy (no not that version, just humidity) thanks to those Scenic City summer temps and the slight error in building the park not shifted slightly to create shade the whole game (oops). Kids will enjoy the accessible players before they're big-time, in-between getting their mini Lookouts batting helmet ice cream treat. Sign me up for one of those and a chance to see Private Seating and General Admission make their trek around the warning track once more. Food is your classic fare and nothing special, but there are plenty of great places to eat downtown before entry or after the game. If you want to save $$ park for free a few blocks away in one of many safe office lots. It's uphill back to your car but you'll be thinking about that extra cash so you'll be happy. Classic summer fun abounds catching some Lookouts baseball.

It was overall a good experience…read more Taking a star away because, - the beer was barely cold. Add heat from the outside climate and you have hot beer within minutes. - the lines do not move at any normal pace at all. Should have all vendors selling water. Including the beer line or a vending machine for just water. It's hot and standing in line for a bottle of water is crazy when it barely moves. I got my beer fast but had to wait forever for my sons water. Fireworks were beautiful. The game was great. Enjoyed the final home run on the tenth inning for the home team.

I went to Toyota Field this week Saturday to see trash pandas lose!…read moreThey have done many improvements to field, park is very new yet they improved it. The experience is just fantastic! So many young people enjoying the game, , the weather April 27, 2024, and beer and food. (We found Sprockets Grill near left field foul line. Jesse was cooking up sausages like I never tasted before. Bell peppers hit melted cheese, fried egg on top! I promise u , u have never experienced a meal with a beer like this. Sprocket GRILL! See pictures!

How can you not have fun at a Trash Panda's game? Toyota field is small enough for most every seat…read moreto be a decent seat. Lots of fan participation opportunities, sightings of Sprocket as he made his rounds and even a hot dog dancing on the dugout. Down-home fun can come at a price, and a pretty steep one at that. Our box seats behind third base were $60 each. Hot dogs, a couple of beers (yes, only 2) and a smattering of ballpark treats set us back another $100. There was parking and a small donation for a raffle too. Our family of 4 spent over $350 to attend a AA baseball game. Did we have fun? You bet! Will we be back? Undoubtedly. Will it be this year? Probably, but in the cheap seats, bellies already filled at home and a bottle of cold water plucked from the cooler in our trunk. Besides, I still have two goals to accomplish this season - get caught on the kiss-cam with my sweetie and catch one of those t-shirts from the slingshot!

Fresh food market and lots of other stuff all over ! Super foods I believe, got lots of veggies and…read morefruits from local growers !!! Awesome place!

We visited First Tennessee Pavilion for the 4 Bridges Arts Festival this past weekend, and it's a…read moregood spot for a festival/show/event. It's covered (which was great, because it rained on Saturday), has large clean bathrooms, and is located in a convenient area near downtown. There isn't a ton of parking, but we found street parking nearby. Keep it in mind in case there's a cool event/market/festival here sometime soon.

My grandbaby and I had a great time looking at all the really cool things. True talent..read more