I've never been to a hockey game before, and the Stingrays didn't disappoint! I went to a Kelly Cup…read moregame against the Florida EverBlades last month. The energy was high! I had seats right behind the opposing team, right on the ice! One thing to keep in mind is that your view can be blocked at times by coaches, which is understandable, but can be a problem when you miss plays. I ended up buying a Stingrays cowbell to join in on the fun! We won that night, and I'll definitely go to another game when the season resumes!

Saw the Stingrays perform heading to the Kelly Cup…read more The event was very entertaining. They performed very well.

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!

Wonderful evening at the Battery! It is a wonderful venue with numerous food trucks and vendors for…read morefood. As someone with dietary restrictions, I was pleasantly surprised to see I could eat! The environment is lovely and it's always a great time coming out to the games!

The atmosphere and energy was incredible for attending my first soccer game. Had such a fun time…read morewith friends in section 109 with the band and fans.

Went here on Friday July 21st 2023, in the front of the store, we spotted license plates and…read moresurfboards with my name Jacqueline on them. I was so happy to find a surfboard finally in a store! Paid with cash, and went on my merry way. My aunt and parents also looked in this store. Fair warning they do have lots of political stuff in here, so avoid if it's not your cup of tea. it is a big store though with lots of selection of garden stuff, and kites of course. For me, just happy to find a surfboard with my name on it, as i hang them up in my room in the camper we bring on vacation with us!

Cheap materials inferior product. Literally go to any thrift…read morestore and pick up better kites than this overpriced disaster of a store. Better yet throw your money in the water and get more value!

We visited the Big M casino since we were in SC and wanted to gamble a bit…read more The staff was great. The boat was cool. They offer discounts to military. I'll be back :)

Overall a good couple hours to enjoy gambling. Just the right amount of time as well. Boat was…read moreclean and staff was friendly and helpful! I would recommend for a no stress bit of entertainment.

Always love coming to see shows and events here. Been coming since I was a little girl! Usually…read morevery clean.The event staff are easy to locate and quick to help or answer questions. I suggest bringing a light jacket because it is sometimes a bit chilly If you are hungry there is a foo court with things like Chick-fil-a, Pappa Johs pizza, chicken fingers, burgers and a few other choices. Snack carts are randomly set up with popcorn, candied nuts or dipping dots. There are also drink stations with beer, liquor and wine selections. .

Attended the concert and other events here! Plenty of places to park as long as you remember where!…read morePlenty of food and drinks options that we had! Drinks were super strong! Honestly you can sit anywhere as they weren't real strict on staying in your seat! Plenty of people move around in the section

So this year, we decided to head to Myrtle Beach to the Ripken Experience. We did the week long…read moretournament and everyone made a vacation out of it. The fields are absolutely awesome. It's an experience I'm so glad my son got to experience and I got to coach at. Everything was immaculate. Very clean. The staff was phenomenal. Couldn't have been any more helpful. The onsite photography company, Glossy Finish, was on their game. They got action shots of my son that I could never get. So why only 3 stars??? Before the tournament, we had a coach's meeting. At the meeting, we have the head umpire go over everything and tell us how "approachable" the umpires are and that they're "AAA" umpires. Ok. Great. Now in my 25 years of coaching, I may have had 3 arguments with an umpire. My goal is to get these players ready for HS. We had 2 catchers with us. In game 2, our other catcher started. Wound up getting very labored in the heat. We switch catchers during the inning to get him some rest. He leads off when we get up. I notice when he gets to first, he's breathing EXTREMELY heavy. I ask for time and ask to speak to the umpires. The plate umpire responds "What's the issue?" I was like. The kid has heat exhaustion and his hyperventilating. Can we get a medic. He actually says... "You need to discuss that with your coach. " I responded, "Don't you work here? How would he know how to get a medic here??? Can we get someone here before this kid passes out?" The whole time, the field umpire could care less and didn't even take a step towards the poor kid to see what his condition was. Ultimately, he got medical attention, but these 2 guys, 1 of which we wound up having almost every game, were the most unapproachable human beings I've ever met. Even the other team commented to me, "What was that about?" I'm still confused. The rest of the week went fine, I knew what kind of person I was dealing with officiating wise and just went about our business. All in all, a great facility to play baseball.

**** We just…read morecompleted our final games of the 2026 tournament, and unfortunately the experience was disappointing. Over the course of two evenings, our team had the same two umpires, one identified as **Guy**, and there were numerous missed calls that significantly impacted play. There were multiple incorrect safe/out calls and inconsistent ball and strike calls, to the point that even the opposing team's GameChanger reflected what should have been the correct calls. What was even more concerning was the response we received when these issues were brought to tournament personnel. We were met with comments such as, *"What do you expect us to do?"* We understand that youth sports are emotional and that no official is perfect. Our family has been involved in youth baseball for many years and has participated in tournaments hosted by many different organizations. While bad calls happen, the combination of repeated officiating issues and the attitude displayed by tournament staff made this one of the most unprofessional experiences we have encountered. We hope the organization reviews these concerns and takes steps to improve the experience for future players and families. Youth athletes deserve better.