What a nice looking area. I love how they have modernized it but still kept some of that art deco…read morecharm. This stadium also has the most decently priced concessions I've seen. We sat pretty high up and we're still able to see everything really well. For parking we parked maybe a 8-10 min walk away to avoid all the traffic. Wasn't bad

Stopped by here a while back for a Dallas Mavericks game on Halloween. The atmosphere was really…read morecool and there were murals of each player set up outside as you walked into the AAC. When you arrive you can either park on the street, in a nearby garage or take the DART down to victory park station and walk into the stadium. Once you arrive you'll likely walk by the Dirk statue off of Nowitzki Way and walk past a few businesses to get into the stadium. Also you'll want to stand in line early as the lines can get long to enter and if your seats are in the upper levels the escalators can take a while. Our seats for this game were on the upper level so we headed up the escalators and found our seats. Once inside you'll be transported to a loud sports venue. This game came down to the wire, but unfortunately the Mavs ended up losing by a few points. If you enjoy watching sports, I highly recommend checking out a Mavs game.

Still are pretty much a failure of an organization these days. Mark Cuban I didn't really think…read morewould sell the team but it was a deal I am sure that he received. Anthony "Street Clothes" Davis is still there but probably for not much longer. Months later than expected, Nico the GM did get fired and I am sure most Dallas fans still want to beat his ass for trading Luka.

Feeling pretty conflicted here as a long time fan of your team. You are an underdog team, and…read morealways have been. You got to the finals with one of your better players, and then this season you dropped him mid-season, cause some higher up didn't want to negotiate a continued contract with him. That stung. Could have at least let him play til the team got edged out in the playoffs this Spring. I don't think I need to be spending any more money on tickets to your games. Y'all stink, and it's just gonna get worse now. Have fun never getting another championship, Dallas! You do you. I hope you realize that 2011 was a long time ago!

Thank you, Dushka, for the quick and easy first check-in. I really appreciate how efficiently you…read moreworked and how clearly you explained everything to both me and my partner.

Going to the Bank of America field club was an awesome experience would definitely recommend it,…read moregetting to it was a little confusing but had a great time. Letting you see behind the scenes while seeing the players come in and out of the field. Wagyu truffle burger was good but it was a bit of a wait.

Out door stadium I advise you to wear sunglasses and sunscreen. It gets hot in the summer, but…read moresunsets help's it cool down the chairs. Drinks are expensive Bathrooms are all around easy to find.

Dr Pepper Ballpark is now Riders Field. I'll need to submit a request to Yelp. Now, without further…read moreado, onto the review: I absolutely love these smaller, charming ballparks, and Riders Field was no exception. Home of the Frisco RoughRiders, this place was clean, easy to navigate, and genuinely fun from start to finish. Parking was a breeze, entry into the ballpark was quick and painless, and there were plenty of giveaways and activities happening throughout the evening. Sadly, I did not get my big Jumbotron moment this time around (heartbreaking, honestly) but I still had a great time with friends old and new walking around the ballpark before the game and during innings taking in the atmosphere, even if we didn't get to go into the lazy river! The game was, a baseball game - "Yay, Baseball!" The RoughRiders ended up winning which didn't hurt the experience :) One thing I was slightly confused by was the timing of the Friday night post-game fireworks. I assumed they'd begin shortly after the final out but there was a long delay while families and attendees were allowed onto the field. By the time the fireworks finally started, we had already started heading out and only caught a few bursts from the parking lot. Not a huge deal, but something to keep in mind if fireworks are a big part of your evening plans. Also worth mentioning: the gift shop had some fantastic merchandise, especially shirts featuring my favorite president. Prices were definitely steep though - but wow I was tempted! I believe one of my friends was persuaded to make a purchase, even if it was after the fact. All in all, Riders Field delivered exactly the kind of fun, relaxed baseball experience I remembered and was hoping for. Might I dare say, minor league baseball could be one of life's underrated joys ;)

This was my first ever live football(soccer) match in my life. We came all the way from southern…read moreChina. I liked it, there was AC inside to combact insense heat. We arrived there 10:45AM, June, 22, 2026, for the World Cup Group J match between Argentina vs Austria. What a great fans and place. We spent $10.86 for a cup of coke, $27.74 for a Crunchy California Rolls sushi and a bottle of water. We left the stadium around 2:30PM, we headed to Walmart for buying new luggage. We also went there on June 25 and June 27, a few minutes before matches Japan vs Sweden, and Argentina vs Jordan. We were looking for "last minute reasonable priced Tickets." Nothing was showed up on June 25. And on June 27, we only saw a few fans asking for tickets by holding small cardboards. Nobody were selling any tickets on site. What a good beginning and ending for the first ever journey to Texas!

1 Star I attended my…read morefirst World Cup match at AT&T Stadium, and unfortunately, it was a very disappointing experience. Do not order food for delivery to your seat. I was charged a significant amount for food that was never delivered. After the event, I sent multiple emails and received no response. The only way I was able to recover my money was by disputing the charge through my credit card company. Before leaving the stadium, I went to Customer Service to try to resolve the issue. I have a broken foot, so making the trip across the stadium was painful and inconvenient, but I wanted to give them the opportunity to help. Instead, I was told it was a "known issue." The staff seemed completely uninterested in resolving the problem, offered no meaningful assistance, and no one even apologized. It's hard to understand how a venue hosting one of the world's premier sporting events can provide such poor customer service. My first World Cup experience should have been memorable for the match itself, not for spending weeks trying to recover money for food I never received. Very disappointing.

It is very big. I had lots of fun exploring this place. I was not expecting to see an aquarium,…read morefairus wheel, cafe, Lego store or a who room dedicated to E bikes. The food was delicious and speedy. There was lots of puppies everywhere. I love that it is pet friendly. This place is enormous! I had a blast exploring it. I never expected to find an aquarium, Ferris wheel, cafe, Lego store, or even a room dedicated to e-bikes. The food was delicious and served quickly. There were also lots of puppies everywhere, which I loved since it's pet-friendly.

Imagine a sporting goods store with a Ferris wheel inside. Then, there is a glass aquarium that…read moresurrounds you with live fish swimming around. Next, there is a beef jerky bar and a bowling alley...This is eye candy for the consumer. The store has almost any sporting goods you can think of from golf to soccer. Then, you have found Scheels. Service was good. Although, we didn't buy anything we were offered help several times. The prices were high, but the quality of the sporting equipment and clothing was very well made. I definitely look forward to coming back to Scheels and spending more time shopping around.

For our first MLB experience, wow! This was the right choice!!! We had an amazing time and the…read moreRangers won!!!!

MLB Ballpark #27…read more Globe Life Field is a solid ballpark but it's in that middle range of ball parks like Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago White Sox, and Washington DC. I try to rate ball parks on 4 categories: Food, Architecture, Fanbase and something I just call Other Architecture: Kind of felt somewhat "cookie cutter" but there was a huge glass wall along the outfield lines that is cool. The roof is retractable but was closed when I was there so that may be why it felt cookie cutter to me. I like my baseball outdoors even if it is 98 degrees. Food: They have all the usual fair that you would expect. Then they have the insane! A sombrero nacho hat for 40.00. This is more of a 9-layer dip than actual nachos. You can actually eat the hat, and we did. I had another friend get a 24-inch hot dog that was more of a sauage with grilled onions and chili. He ate the whole thing! Luckily, he wasn't rooming with me that night. The beer selection didn't seem as large as I would like. They should have more local breweries like Martin House on tap. Fanbase: The place wasn't full on a Friday night, but it was probably 2/3's full and the fans were all cheering and dressed up in Rangers' gear. Lots of ladies in jerseys and cowboy boots. Other: Texas Live! is next door so you can get a crappy beer and pregame there. It's also next door to Jerry's World (Cowboys). There is tons of parking but it was 60.00 to park by the stadium.