Convenient an easy to get to. The beers were cheap and they also have 32oz glasses of beer?? We…read moredidn't try it but planning to the next time! The inside seating area is pretty good and every seat has a decent view, we sat along the 1st baseline and it was the cheapest ticket that the box office sold to us. Tickets are affordable. They also have a Bat Dog who collected the home teams bats during the first inning. They have event nights during the week. Would love to stay in the Hilton Hotel overlooking the ball field and watch from there

Staff are friendly, food could be better. You should come out to the park as the grounds crew…read moresometimes hands out baseball cards and you might be that lucky kid that gets picked to help the grounds crew paint the plate.

It has to be difficult to be the Portland Expo building. You're over a hundred years old, and maybe…read morearen't as cool as some of the other venues around town, or are rockin' the best amenities in the world, or get the chance to host the hippest events, or are even located in a trendy neighborhood, but you're there. Ever present. Doing the dirty work that makes our great city keep on keepin' on. So, hats off to you, Portland Expo. Thanks for being a really excellent polling place. And for being a great spot for our high schools to play and graduate. We appreciate the Red Claws and the Maine Roller Derby. Sometimes you get boxing or beer festivals, comic or mom and baby expos, home shows or car shows; that's pretty badass how you cater to just about every demographic. And Snoop Dogg? Remember that? Whoa. The point is, in the words of Billy Joel: don't go changing to try and please me; you never let me down before." Everything's changing these days, technology is making things speed up at an insane rate, and everyone's trying to top everyone else. But you do you. It's worked for over a century, and - while your parking can be annoying and your bathrooms not always the cleanest - we're always going to need a place like yours to do the normal things, the every day things, the nitty gritty things.

Clean, organized. Food is not badly priced. Most items are $5 or less. French fries, nachos,…read morepopcorn $3. Beer is $5 for domestic Budlight. $6 for Microbrews. Plenty of toilets. They also utilize the restrooms from the SeaDogs stadium when needed.

Came here for my cousins graduation. Typical arena with lots across the street or down the street…read moreabout 3-5 minutes. Seats Thousand Oaks of people and anywhere you sit is a great view of the stage. They have attendants helping and security machine you'll walk through. They don't like people crowding the front and pathways so make sure you move fast. They have student shops on the sides as well and it's pretty easy to navigate overall.

Came here for the Jonas Brothers, venue was clean and new inside. Big enough to enjoy the show but…read moreintimate enough to have a great view! We sat in the loge section 125 and had a CLEAR view of the stage. It also was a little warm inside the venue but once I took my jacket off I was fine. Sound quality was also good and they had large screens which I appreciated to see the performer's better. Merch lines went fast and no bathroom lines which was nice. Plus they sell drinks, snacks--your average stuff at a venue. We found parking about a 10 minute walk away and it was street parking so we didn't have to pay after a certain time which was nice. It was cold outside so walking was a little annoying but better than paying a huge price for parking. Overall great experience at this venue I would come back!

The Vermont/New Hampshire Maple Sugar Bowl is a Shriner's parade and FOOTBALL Game that happens…read moreevery summer between senior Vermont and New Hampshire High School players. The game is held every year at the Dartmouth College stadium. All the players are VT and NH High School all-stars. It is a long lasting rivalry that goes on and on. New Hampshire wins more often. My brother played in it a few years back. A wonderful fund raiser and community builder.

In town for a vacation. Chose tonight's game as the promo was the Sea Dogs Lighthouse statue. It's…read moresignificance is each time one of the Sea Dogs hits a homerun then the light house appears and lights up!! Sea Dogs are a feeder team for the Boston Red Sox. They do have a food stand offering a gluten free hot dog. We appreciate the consideration. One thing I think they are missing is a 50/50 raffle. These are very beneficial for local charities. Hope they reconsider.

Going to a Portland Sea Dogs game is a must do during summer in Maine! Baseball fans of all ages…read morecan enjoy themselves. And one doesn't even need to like baseball to appreciate all that Hadlock has to offer! Before the game begins, they usually feature a community group. Recently, a group of young martial arts students did a routine and at another game, a group of adult dancers performed some Latin dances. In addition to the baseball game itself, between innings, Slugger, the awesome mascot, entertains with dance, music and games involving young spectators. A general admission ticket is about $9 for an adult. There's a variety of food options.-ranging from standard hotdogs and popcorn to chicken Caesar wraps. There are many lots surrounding the stadium with either cash only or QR code payment options. ($10-20) The souvenir shop has so many awesome shirts, sweatshirts and hats (along with so much more)

This has been a venue I can remember going to even as a kid. From countless hockey games cheering…read moreon the local team at the time Portland Pirates. From coming here for my first concert ever to see Three Days Grace and Breaking Benjamin. Since then i have come here for more concerts than I can even count or remember. In some manners you can see the age of this place but it still is a solid option to attend a hockey game (Maine Mariners instead of Pirates now) or a concert/event. Due to its smaller size you can't really have a bad seat. Even what would be classified as "nose bleeds" here don't compare to major areas/stadiums. One issue I do wish were better here and just in general better for events would be the prices for food/drink. Like most places that host events they are too high. Parking is easy enough with options of street parking and parking garages nearby. Recently my wife and I attended the first televised professional wrestling event since 1997. All Elite Wrestling (AEW) put on an amazing show and strictly speaking in terms of their show it would be a five star but overall the venue could use some updating. Despite that if they are hosting an event/concert you want to see it I would reccomend going.

We went to the Maine Mariners hockey game. This is really fun!! There were tons of families with…read moreyoung children. Lots of great music and energy. After the first period, a group of Casco Bay youth hockey players came onto the ice to play a 'game'. We were gifted the tickets so I am not sure how much it would've cost. We found nearby free on street parking.

Season ticket holder for UNH Men's Hockey…read more I always appreciate that the grounds coming in and out of the arena are well kept and snow and ice are dealt with each time for safe access. While the prices are a bit high, especially for beers and dipping dots, when can always find something to eat or drink that is easily accessible.

Nice skating surface. Nice new center ice video board (2015 or 2016). The concessions are a tad bit…read moreunderwhelming vs. some of the other options in HockeyEast. Seats on the sides are standard arena plastic seats. Those behind each of the nets are general admission without backs and a bench style. The parking is the worst part because you have to go up a huge flight of stairs to cross the train tracks and then back down on the other side to get to parking lot A. Beer is available for the 2017 season which I am not thrilled with but if it helps with revenue and they cut people off as needed that is fine. AJ in ticket sales is amazing. Huge asset to the arena.

Nice facility, but staff is less than helpful. Public skating sessions don't have to be a…read morefree-for-all; skaters can be considerate of each other and still have fun if management is willing to remind everyone of skating etiquette.

Bright rink with a nice snack bar offering a variety of items - yogurt, powerbars, popcorn, pizza…read moreslices and more. The locker rooms are spacious with a good layout and VERY clean. This is one of the nicest rinks in the area.