It was amazing. This was the game of Teoscar go ahead homer against the padres!! I love this placeread more

2100th REVIEW It's…read more60 years this summer since I first saw the Dodgers play in Dodger Stadium. Last weekend, we were here to watch them beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-4 in 10 innings. Great game! This was my first time back at Dodger Stadium post-COVID. Guest Services was great, and a special thank you to Alexa for her assistance. From our seats in RS26, we had a great view of the game, and we could see the lights of downtown Los Angeles, as well as the San Gabriel Mountains over the outfield pavilions. There was a nice variety of food and beverages on our level, that included ballpark staples such as Dodger Dogs (4/5) and Dodger Beer (5/5). Parking cost $45 and was relatively easy. Attendants throughout the lots were helpful.

So if you read my review from October 2025, I really blasted this place, and I don't normally do…read morethat on yelp. After my review, the customer service team reached out to me and gave me credits to use at COSM which I felt was a very fair gesture. I went to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory a few months ago, and my girlfriend and I had a blast. The food was great, the servers were nice, and there was no Dancing with the Stars Reception making a bunch of noise behind us LOL. I definitely recommend this place. The fact that establishment actually responded to my complaint and made a very nice gesture to rectify the situation shows a class act company who cares. We will definitely be coming back! Thanks again! Michael

Cool experience! It's like 4D in the theaters but better! We got our IT inspired drink called the…read moredancing clown which is tequila reposado, strawberry syrup, black sugar rim. The other was a vodka soda but I didn't get that. We got the popcorn which was kettle popcorn, cotton candy, and chocolate red syrup, cherry sour candies. It was okay but the presentation was 10/10. They have multiple bars here, they validate parking and it's very spacious here. For 2 people it was $100. Our tickets were $51 each but we got 2 cocktails ($36), side of fries and the popcorn ($18). I was so nervous with what seat was best to get but I loved our view. I'd come again, just wish they had more movies playing here and not only 5.

had a great time at Crypto Arena again. I came back for the Sparks game. The energy was fantastic…read moreand the crowd was great. The seats in the Delta 360 Club were very nice. I really liked our seats. The Delta 360 has a nice bar area with M&Ms and jelly beans, and everything in there is really nice. The popcorn hit the spot. 1 I had the chicken tenders and they were very good. Watching the people dance at halftime was absolutely fantastic on HBCU Night. I was able to find parking without a problem, and it all went very well. The facilities are nice, and everyone from the staff to the security was very kind. I can't complain, I had an absolutely great time. Five stars. I A Blessings, Architect

This was my first time at this arena ... I love the layout for concerts! This was as close as I've…read moreever been to the stage. I've had a row 1 seat at other venues but found myself much further away. The stage isn't huge, but it was more than enough for the four members of MAMAMOO and their six (four women, two men) dancers. Now the bad: The concessions, save for the automats "selling drinks and packaged snacks" didn't open until 6:30pm. I found the food and drink offerings to be extremely limited: pretzels, hot dogs, smash burgers, chicken tenders, pizza. I could not find a place that offered a gin & tonic. The doors opened at 6:30pm and the concert started at 7:30pm, leaving scant time to find and consume food and drink. There was an AMEX lounge two floors up, but their list of "free" drinks was limited (no gin & tonic), and I didn't see any food offerings. Alas, I suppose this is the downside of a smaller venue. I paid $23.59 for a 20oz can of Sapporo Draft from an automat and $34.05 for very sub-par chicken tenders, soggy fries and a can of Diet Coke. The chicken tenders came sans any sauce. There was a ketchup dispenser ... Uh, that's not sauce! I never found a place selling pizza and at least two venues weren't open, Ludobab and Trois Familia. Thus, I found Crypto.com sub-par for food and drink. Venue rating: 4.5. Food & drink rating: 2.5.

Went to a Yankee/Angels game. Big mistake…read more... Yankees' fans outnumbered the Angels' fans by a good margin, and they are obnoxious. They won the game already, but they had to rub it in. The Angels gave a valiant effort, but the team simply couldn't hit. Trout couldn't do it by himself. Grisham tried to do it by himself with a single and a home run, but baseball is a team game. Need a good team that play well to win. Oh well, I will not go to a Yankees/Angels game again. Not the Red Sox or the Astros either.... May not go to an Angels' game again. Good luck to Stan Kroenke! Hope he can make the Angels into a winner. Ray out!

I like this stadium, I was surprised at how clean it was, and it was easy to navigate. The staff…read morewas helpful, since it was my first time here and I didn't know my way around, they sent me in the right direction. We were here mainly for a band that was playing there that night, The Simpkin Project, as well as watching the Angels play against the Brewers. For food, we ordered chicken sandwiches and waffle fries. A little pricey, but they always charge a lot at these places. They did have a good variety of places to choose from, but we went with whichever place had the shortest line, it was the chicken sandwich place. We ended the night watching fireworks after the game, it was awesome. Overall, it was a great experience and I would come back.

This is the 250th Anniversary of United States, so I would celebrate by attending a Beach Boys…read moreconcert at the Hollywood Bowl. The house was packed. Brian Wilson passed away last year. Mike Love was looking very frail on stage. In fact, it was not long after the Beach Boys concert that Mike Love stopped touring. I enjoyed myself with an evening of great music. One more thing go visit the Hollywood Bowl Museum. I learned so much about the history of Hollywood Bowl. Frank Gerry designed the amplifier horns on top of the Hollywood Bowl. Ray out.

I have been coming to the Hollywood Bowl for more than 40 years- it is an amazing experience and…read morecountless great memories. As they have tried to update the venue the challenge is usually the same issues....how can you get a large group of people safely into a tight location in the hills - amazing place to see a concert but parking or trams are not easy- I have tried it all , parking at the site - not good if you get stuck behind a car that doesn't leave right away- schedule buses are not easy either- when concert is over they try to max load them with standing patrons which is not all that safe and causes lots of delays in getting out of there. Last week we saw Santana and Dobbie brothers and it's was a sold out - parked at LA Zoo for Schuttle bus - my suggestion is if they could get some lights into that lot and have 3 people to direct people out it would make a huge difference. 11:30pm in the dark trying to find your car with aisles of merging traffic is not good. I however will tell you the staff for group sales are amazing! I put together a large group for smooth jazz every year and they are the best to work with, help you even get better seats along the way. Love them!

Saw my 3rd LAFC match here, this time coming with my brother, my daughter's father-in-law and two…read morebrother-in-laws. LAFC was playing Portland Timbers, and the '3252' fan section was in full force throughout the match. I was the only goof who forgot their Son jersey at home in our party of five. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. As expected, there were a lot of ethnic Koreans at this game, most wearing their Son jerseys as well. Noticed for the first time that at the Alley concession stand, that umma kitchen kimbap was available for $12, and gimmie seaweed for $5. The only new thing to report is that certain concession stands now offer $5 Modelo cans, limit 2 cans per person per transaction. A scan of your driver's license is required, and tax is not included, so the total was a bit over $11 (no cash accepted in the entire stadium). Our group of five got ours during intermission (halftime). As one would expect, there were long lines which moved relatively fast, but still required us to miss the first couple of minutes of the 2nd half (yeah, we were that annoying group that messed up other people's sightlines during play, though we certainly were not the only ones). Note: Pacifico is owned Grupo Modelo, which also owns Modelo (now the most popular beer in the U.S.) and Corona (top ten). Grupo Modelo is a part of Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewing company. However in the U.S., it is owned by Constellation Brands (the beers are still brewed in Mexico by InBev, but marketed and sold by Constellation in the U.S.)

This stadium is so central! Really easy to get to and traffic was not bad. Came for an LAFC game…read more Parked at USC and walked over. There was a lot of people for the Saturday game. It was a lot of fun. The stadium is like new. But the people going can be rough. Not sure if it was the issue with the opposing team, but people got frustrated with the male restroom line. I would come again if I like soccer.

The Rose Bowl Stadium!…read more Such a cool stadium. It's pretty big in size. I love some of the architecture throughout the structure. I did get stopped by security guard because I was trying to bring in my umbrella. I was told that umbrellas are not allowed. I explained that I needed the umbrella for a sun allergy and I was walked over to a manager. I showed the manager my medical record showing that I do have a sun allergy and he allowed me to bring it into the stadium. Thank you. I appreciate that because I would die without my umbrella lol I'm not trying to breakout in hives and rashes just to go to the Rose Bowl lol

This review of the rosebowl is for concert venue. Just don't, that's all I can tell you. This…read moreplace is a nightmare. I write this review from the Noah Kahan show on 8/15 Staff - beyond rude, they try to mess up your experience Venue - dump, just tear it down and do it right Every senior staff member should resign, you either don't care or you're incompetent. Either way, F you. My daughter missed the start of the show even after being in the venue 2 hours early. Let that sink in you D bags.

I visited SoFi Stadium for a preseason Rams vs. Chargers game and had such an amazing time!…read more Getting to the parking area was surprisingly easy. There were plenty of staff members directing traffic, along with great signage that made it simple to figure out exactly where we needed to go. Once inside the stadium, there were also tons of employees available to help guide us in the right direction. We were in the VIP section, which had a great selection of food and drinks. Overall, SoFi is a beautiful stadium with a great atmosphere and incredibly friendly service. Everything felt organized and easy to navigate, and we had such a fun experience. I would definitely come back for another game!

We attended the Sofi Stadium tour. Nancy was great telling us the history, answering questions,…read moregreat interaction with the group. The most impressive part was the engineering of the building. Since it's on the earthquake belt, the columns have shock absorption base. Parts are separated from each other so if one goes down, others will still hold the structure. It's cool to see the players locker room and actually standing on the field. We also visited owner's lounge. The tour is about 1 hour. At the end, you can spend time on side of the field as long as you can and a staff will assist to exit when you are ready. Use bathroom before the tour starts because there will be no time for that. The whole tour is on foot, elevators/escalators are available going up and down. It's a great tour and I recommend it if you are in the area.

A friend invited me to the Hilary Duff concert and I immediately jumped at the opportunity of…read moreseeing one of my favorite childhood artists. The venue was nice and had mostly friendly and helpful staff. I recommend buying a parking pass ahead of time. The cost will vary depending on the artist. I didn't have time to explore food options but I enjoyed the nachos and a margarita. The sound in the venue was great and I liked sitting in the box in 224 as it came with extra service.

Been to lots of concerts and edm shows here and have enjoyed it every time. We usually sit in the…read more200 level section and usually had good views though i think it also depends on the row so i always double check with a view from my seat before buying tickets. Sound is great, security check is an easy process, and sections are simple to find. But I noticed that the restrooms inside are cleaner than the ones outside before the entrance. A big downside is parking. It's ridiculously expensive and leaving after an event is a total clusterfuck. We use SpotHero to reserve a parking few blocks away which has worked better for us. Food and drinks are also overpriced and mid, so we always eat beforehand. I am not about to get ripped off lol. it's a good venue for concerts but i recommend to plan your parking and food ahead of time.

This is a mixed bag…read more... My first music concert at Intuit Dome after been here for 33 Clippers home games. The sound system and wireless mic had issues when it was Lionel Richie's performance. They fixed it after a period of using wired mic. The Earth Wind and Fire concert was fine...very high.... I only watched about half of Lionel Richie's performance. Because I was tired, and wanted to beat the tariff rush. I also went to look for Dan, the usher supervisor and Tiffany, one of the ushers. Did not find anyone. Went home. Got a T shirt for $5. Tip: the shirt has date on it. It is unsoldable after the day of the concert. They can still make money at $5, simply not much, but that is better than nothing. Now the parking...the cheapest parking is at Hollywood Park Casino at about $35. All the other parking is about $50.00 and up. I pay $62 for a parking space on Century Blvd. To my surprise it was a strip mall parking lot. A company rented one of the unit and then started to charge for parking for events at Intuit Dome. They do not own the property. There was not even an attendant. I guess they did not sold enough passes to justify hiring an attendant. At the site there is a QR code, which charges $50.00 for six hours of parking. The only worry is if they tow our car, so it is better to pay the $50.00. Towing and getting the car back can cost $300.00 and up. I had my rental car towed in Boston. It ended costing me $300.00. It SUCKS. Conclusion: everything was ok except the parking which costed me a lot of stress. Other than that the concert was enjoyable. The night average out to be a three stars experience. Ray out.

The Intuit Dome is generally a bad time. The "cheap seats" are so far from the court that we ended…read moreup staring at the screens. If I had known that, I would've opted to stay home. I paid for overpriced chicken tenders, fries, and a drink, and we were forced to use their pay-by-camera system. The system incorrectly charged me for two extra boxes of chicken tenders. I didn't realize it until I checked the app and noticed I had been overcharged. I spent 30 minutes at customer service, only to be told they would review the camera footage. I didn't receive a refund until two weeks later. I don't recommend this place. You're better off watching comfortably from home and ordering takeout. Happy watching.