The state 6A games is amazing. The track and field seem to be in good condition. The stands need…read moreupdating but really I am here to watch and enjoy the game not critique the facility. Awesome setting where memories are made!

Always a grand time at Isotopes park…read more Baseball and a beer Mariachi night tonight with fireworks after the game Bring the family

I have a small man bag for my phone, keys, and wallet. The bitch at the gate was a hard no to…read moreletting me in because of the bag. I understand safety, but look in the bag. They could have looked in my bag, like they do everywhere else in town, to see there was nothing suspicious in it. This was my first time at the Isotopes. I'll never be back. I can spend my money elsewhere.

We love the Rio Rancho event center!!! Great venue, free parking, amazing! Great variety of shows!…read moreThe concession and bars need some improvement but overall we love going here!! CON - hard to get out of after - like all events! Handicap parking! You need more and more clearly marked. We were guided to this upper lot, which was fine but still a long walk from the lot to the venue.

The stairway lighting is horrible when they turn the house lights off. Went to see Heart in concert…read morein March 2025, I almost fell down the stairs several times going to use the restroom & there's a step painted BLACK at the bottom and it's DARK on there. No lights at all on the stairs inside the arena. Maybe I should have fallen and sued for $500 million dollars.

1st time visitor here for a show. Nice place, plenty of room and reasonably priced concession…read morestand. Plus goodies are allowed in the auditorium. Plenty of ushers to get us to our seats and answer questions. We sat near the orchestra pit so view was good, not too close to the stage and not overly loud. Parking was a little hard to find - especially since it was a mid-week afternoon show while classes were in session.

Accessible seating is awesome here! Good cost, they have listening devices available by leaving…read moreyour ID with the person up front at the rotunda that allow you to hear the play from the stage mics. The chairs in Accessible area move and while they have arms, they are high enough to allow for larger behinds to sit in them. Even the main seating has been updated to allow for larger behinds, though you are very close arm and leg wise in those seats and getting out with a cane would not be advisable. Sound is great and so far every play has been stellar. From the Popejoy of my childhood the improvements are astronomical. A+ (PS they now allow the food from their little food area to be taken into the theater. No outside food. It's cookies, nuts and candies, hot drinks or sodas and water. (Baked goods and warm drinks are 'as available' and may run out or be unavailable some shows.)

Each year I bring 60+ students to The Mac for our ice skating field trip. I look forward to…read morevisiting during the holiday season as they go ALL OUT on the decor and it's such a family friendly environment! Kind staff, clean place and TONS OF FUN to be had!

The city owned skating rink is a wonderful way to spend some time with your family during open…read moreskate. The admission fee includes ice skate rental. They have these orange pushers to to rent separately for those who are unsteady on the ice. The place is immaculate and well maintained. They have a cute little snack bar too. There are other activity areas here and offer even Irish step dancing lessons. You can rent one of the party rooms. There are hockey leagues for all ages. It is a great city asset.

Have I been to bigger, more elaborate, and well appointed stadiums in my life? As someone living in…read moreSEC Football country, of course I have. That said, I am an alumni of a mid-major program whose stadium actually looks a lot like this one in design, capacity, and well... remoteness. The world of NIL Money has made it harder for programs like these to compete, but you'd never know it from the fans. I was invited by a couple Lobos fans to join in on a game against Colorado State. We treated ourselves to box seats behind the end zone, complete with a full catered buffet of hot dogs, grilled chicken and pork, potatoes and beans, frito pie, popcorn, and sodas. There was also a private bar and bathroom, for a price that would easily be a fifth of what you'd pay in the SEC, and that is generous. Was the food good? I mean, not really, but it was stadium food and fine. But the football ended up being fun to watch. The Lobos were having a sloppy day, with 4 turnovers, keeping Colorado State in the game the whole time. CSU had problems of their own with three interceptions, ultimately leading the Lobos to a 4th quarter charge that sprung them to victory. The highlight of the day was a section of fans with their shirts off spinning them in the air in the far upper corner of the visiting bleachers. They got attention on the big screen as the Lobos were starting to rally, then their ranks swelled as people "Joined the movement.' By games end, there were several hundred fans spinning their shirts and cheering relentlessly for the Lobos, and they eventually made their way down into the student section. You could tell the team appreciated it, as they came over to them after the game to slap hands and thank them. I love these football moments, and it was a great day in the stadium. Five stars for a loyal fan base, and go Lobos!

We've been here almost 8 yrs & have a connection to UNM. But haven't been to see them play here…read more Today's the day, 1st sell-out game in over 15 yrs. Loud crowd, packed stadium and great game. Food lines at the usual stadium food places were short - then there were the food trucks. Four of them longer lines and offering more than stadium food. One was sno-cones with a separate syrup island to make it very own. Aisle were ok, a little narrow to suit me. Seating is bench style - if you need back support you have to bring a stadium seat. Rentals are available.Not a bad way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

While this is pretty much a members only club or post, visitors are frequently allowed in with a…read moremember, but we are allowed to host our meetings here on a frequent basis. They are very accommodating and have plenty of room for large venues. If you need to rent the hall, they will do so, but I'm unsure of the price. This is a great place to get away, have a drink, watch sports or hang out with Phil of veterans.

Straight off google search!…read more Several online reviews and articles suggest that American Legion Post 49 in Albuquerque, NM, may have a "toxic environment". Factors Contributing to a "Toxic Environment" According to Reviews: Poor Culture: One reviewer on Indeed mentioned a "Poor culture that mgmt wasn't empowered to change". Management Issues: One review described a "Very unprofessional" atmosphere with a manager who "jumps when they say how high no matter if it's right or wrong because she has it made". Another review mentioned a "manager and the toxic work environment". Gossip and Lack of Professionalism: Reviewers noted a high school level of gossip and lack of adult behavior in resolving issues. Favoritism and Lack of Accountability: General comments about toxic work environments included examples like favoritism and a lack of accountability. Important Notes: These are individual opinions and experiences, and the overall experience at American Legion Post 49 may vary. Other reviews express positive experiences with the post and its staff. Some sources discuss issues like the hacking of the post's social media accounts, which are unrelated to a "toxic environment" within the post itself.

It's definitely worth taking your kids of all ages. There is something for everyone. Lots of…read moreanimals, exhibits, food, and music. Nothing is cheap but it is a good experience. It helps if you figure out what you want to do ahead of time so you know the times when various performances will be held. Park and ride is the way to go.

I've been to a few state fairs previously but this was my first time at the New Mexico State Fair…read moreand I was somewhat excited to see what it had to offer. Overall, I thought the fair was a bit unorganized. It was held at EXPO on San Pedro/Lomas and it was hard to figure out which Gate to enter without having to circle around that large block of area. It would have been nicer if the organizers let us know the proper gates that would be convenient to attend. Also, parking was a bit confusing. There was no sign, whatsoever. You park and just walk around towards the center to find the area to purchase tickets/enter the area..but I wish there were more organizations of handicapped accessible parking and/or even a golf card ride to the entrance (in case you have someone senior/less accessible with you attending as well). Second, prices were pretty high. I understand it's a State Fair so there would naturally be an upcharge. But the regular ticket price of $15 and (if you park close to the fiar of $10) to start is actually quite high. Granted, anyone should take advantage of special admission day that can help bring the prices down to $1-2...that could help a bit. Prices of the vendors in there are..obviously very high. $5 for a bottle of soda, $8 for a cup of elote, $12 for Aqua fresca..and, frank,y $10++ for an entree. I don't think these were extremely high prices..but for...regular fare food quality..I'm not sure if I like to pay that much. I can't imagine how much a family who comes here would pay for members of the family...especially if you have kids and need to feed them food+entertain them with rides! Third, there were some nice shows/music around. I really enjoyed the sea lion shows and thought they were cute. But walking around..I also felt bad for some animals in some camped exhibition/van spage...like monkeys...etc. I honestly feel bad for them being captured/monetized that way. I can't imagine how bad their living conditions may be..unfortunately. Overall, I was glad I attended the state fair in NM finally. But...unless someone new in state who had never been to a fair would like to go..I can't imagine myself wanting to go again any time soon.