Great place! The…read moreRiverdogs offer fun games to watch, the arena is a great size, and the prices for both food and seats are great. I came on 6/26, which was a firework and country night. It was fun to see all the country themed activities, including a petting zoo. And the firework finale was very well done.

We had a blast at the RiverDogs game! It happened to be Bark in the Park night-and even better, it…read morewas Pug Night. We had no idea when we booked our seats that we'd be in the designated pug section. I looked around and said, "I've never seen so many pugs in one place!" Someone behind us let us know it was a special themed night. The highlight was the pug parade-anyone who brought a pug and wanted to participate got to walk their dog around the stadium. We had such a great time, and our dog Luna did amazing! Apparently, every Tuesday is Bark in the Park, where all dogs are welcome. Each week usually features a specific breed, but dogs of any kind are allowed. They provide water bowls throughout the stadium and often have pet-related merchandise available. Oh, and the RiverDogs beat the Columbia Fireflies-perfect ending to a fun, pet-friendly night!

Bucaneer Fieldhouse is a wonderful place to watch a CSU basketball game! The fieldhouse hosts many…read moreCSU sports events for students and families in a caring Christian atmosphere. There is plenty of parking, and the concessions are all located inside along with the CSU sports hall of fame.

Attended The Jelly Roll Concert at Credit One Stadium Sunday night. Nice facility for a concert…read more Not too large so all seats are good seats. Parking was $25 but just a short lighted walk. Didn't eat anything but drinks were cold and plentiful. event Staff was nice. Jelly Roll was AMAZING!!

Been to 2 concerts and the Charleston Open here and have had pretty great experiences! It's always…read morecool to see the sun go down over the stadium and depending on where you are, you can sometimes see the Ravenel. It's usually pretty organized and easy to get around, even during super packed events. My only issue is of course, pricing. Everything is crazy overpriced. If you want more than one drink you can just expect to pay $50. I know this is how all stadiums and venues are now, but it still doesn't make it right!

Another fun and amazing evening! We love the RiverDogs and Friday night fireworks!! This evening…read morealso was the Country night and it was so fun seeing the petting zoo animals and all the fun activities that were planned.

Always a good time. The tickets are still cheap. They always have fun theme nights and promotions…read more The food isn't the best. But they have a lot of options and the prices are reasonable. Plus, the sunsets over the Ashley river are awesome

My first time to the new(er) Charleston Battery soccer stadium (that also houses the College of…read moreCharleston soccer games). Fairly standard metal outdoor bleacher seating, although reserved seats (for an increased price) have seats with backs to them. There is a large screen where multiple cameras at times show what is happening, or did happen (especially when a foul is called), on the field. The multiple beer stands and the multiple food trucks are at one end, and unfortunately it was the end of the stadium away from me. Still, we arrived early and had a wood fired pizza ($14 for a medium size) and one cold beer each. There was a good (but loud) band down at the food and beer locations. We were there with a work group, so it was a lively evening, although the Charleston Battery soccer team lost to Charlotte by 3-0. PLEASE NOTE that this stadium moved from Daniel Island, SC and now is at Patriot's Point in Mt. Pleasant.

We have been to several children's museums in different states and honestly this is our least…read morefavorite. The kids definitely still had fun, but not as much as in other places. This one is kind of small. They did have a cool outside area with putt putt and parts to make loopty loop tracks for the golf balls which my son liked. My daughter liked "working" at the seafood restaurant. They both enjoyed "shopping" in the grocery store, but the check out area/scanners weren't working. Overall, glad we visited once, but for the size vs the price, we probably wont be back.

This was a great stop in Charleston with littles! My family went here with our two kids - 3.5 and…read more1.5. Our 3 year old had a blast- he especially loved the grocery store room that's set up to look like a Publix! The museum is a long building with a series of rooms in a straight row. When entering, you walk into the ticket area/gift shop and it's pretty much a straight shot down and then turn back around to go back through the rooms to exit. I wish we could have spent more time at the museum, but we had to leave after about an hour and a half because of our one year olds nap. We could have easily spent the better part of the day there playing! It's priced on the higher end in my opinion, but it is a nice place. Recommend to visitors with littles!

The oldest club of its kind in South Carolina. Beautiful views and affordable venue space for rent…read more Check it out for your next organizational meeting or family event.

I was brought here by a buddy while visiting Charleston a few months back and this was honestly one…read moreof the highlights of my trip. Despite its name, this club isn't host to a rifle range but rather is a historic organization nominally dedicated to marksmanship. I thought the members and staff were particularly nice and welcoming. I'd definitely join if I lived there full time.

Stopped by to check this place out. Very cool!!! Golf simulators, axe throwing, magnetic darts. The…read moremanager gave us a tour and demonstrated all the games. They had a nice selection of bar food and self serve beverages including beer and wine. Nice concept and looks great for any size groups.

The Bunker is a relatively new spot located at the tail end of LongPoint. It's such a fun and…read moreunique spot in Long Point! The menu is small but well-curated, with a focus on charcuterie boards -- both savory and sweet -- plus a few bar snacks like chips and dip. It's the perfect setup for sharing bites while enjoying everything else The Bunker has to offer. There's so much to do here -- fantastic for a work get together or a family event... it has axe throwing and simulated golf to putting greens and interactive darts. We went on a Thursday night for Team Trivia and had an absolute blast! The drinks system is super convenient: you're given a wristband when you had over your credit card & every time you want a drink it's scans the wristband when you pour your own drinks, which adds to the laid-back and social vibe. The space is large yet cozy, and the staff couldn't be kinder or more helpful. There's even a small gift shop with fun local items to browse. Overall, The Bunker is a great mix of games, good food, and friendly people -- an awesome spot to relax, play trivia and check out all the interactive games on offer.