My family loves Extreme! There is always something new to learn for all of the kids and they love…read morehow they feel after they have accomplished something challenging...thanks Extreme!

Best place, best value! Family owned and run! I loved everything about it! You could make a day…read moreof it and not break the piggy bank!

Had a very nice time at Bandy's! Got a pumpkin, had fun in the corn maze. Not that many things for…read moreadults to do but it was still very nice, and they have a lot of activities for childern.

Had a birthday party at Swonder. The package provided pitchers of soft drinks but to our surprise,…read moreit did not include cups, pizza, but not plates! We were forced to pay $8 for 10 empty cups! The staff was not easy to work with and not accommodating!

Came to watch the Roller derby match. Had a blast, but the music needs to be turned down a notch…read more They need it lower when the PA system is in use. Really couldn't understand half of what the MCs were saying. Rest of the time they can turn it up, they were playing some killer jams... It was also to hot, what, to hot in an ice arena? Last year my wife said it was to cold, so I told her to bring a jAcket, good thing she left it at home. The lobby was chilled, felt great, but the action was inside so I felt with the heat, actually the heat didn't bother me, but when the wife isn't happy, no ones happy!!! Ha

I attended a East St. Louis High School baseball game here on Friday, April 24th. Parking was…read moreplentiful. Ticket prices were great and there were no bad seats! The concession stand had it usual items at a somewhat ok pricing. I guess since tickets weren't expensive, you can splurge a little to support the stadium. Overall, the experience was really nice on a lovely evening. Plus our boys won! I'll be back to attend more games and hopefully other events.

Got free tickets to a game here. Really nice stadium for an independent team. Clean and well…read moremaintained. Concessions are fairly priced and decently tasty. The Grizzlies got blown out, but it was still fun. Kids loved it, and there's a special section for them, too. All in all, highly recommend!

Fantastic little ballpark! Just like the big ones, but close to home and without the price tag…read more They have lots of fun activities for kids. Great food and beer selection. Prices are great. Lots of shade. Just a fantastic ballpark!

Great home time feel . Bring your young and old for the love of the game…read more There is no bad seat and with the timers going the game move's great

I've never had a bad experience with this theater. Even the one time the sound had too much bass, I…read moresimply mentioned it to someone in the lobby and they quickly corrected it. Nice seats that are very roomy and offer a slight recline to them, and when paired with stadium seating, it makes viewing very easy and comfortable. Ticket prices and concessions are slightly lower than expected with current movie theater prices. Would recommend.

Experiencing a soccer game at Energizer Park should be on everyone's bucket list, whether you…read morecurrently live in STL or are just visiting! I understand that this stadium is still pretty new (construction completed in 2022), but it is 100% the nicest sports stadium I have ever been to. There are plenty of parking lots around, and while they are a little pricey ($30-45), they are a short walk from the stadium and can be reserved ahead of time thru ParkMobile to ensure you get a spot. Even better, if you don't wanna pay that much, there is a ton of street parking available if you're willing to arrive an hour or two before a game. Before you even enter, there's a nice area right outside with vendors selling food, drinks, and merch. Typically, there's a "block party" where you can listen to live music, socialize, eat/drink, and play some fun games for small prizes. They also have a cornhole area out front creating even more activities you can dive into pre-game. Entry into the stadium is quick & seamless, though still secure. Thanks to the amazing staff, the stadium is incredibly clean and feels brand new. There are a TON of local vendors offering food & drinks, and although they're a bit pricey, I have yet to try something I don't like. Balkan Treat Box is obviously a staple and 10/10 while the Tito's bar near section 140 had yummy vodka slushies that I would definitely get again. There's also a handful of places that allow you to pre-order food and drinks through the app which helps cut down on the time spent waiting in line (the lines can get pretty long). There are a few lounges on the corners of the stadium that look really nice, though I haven't explored them quite yet. My only gripe with the stadium is that the bathrooms are sometimes a little hidden, even when following signs, so despite there being many bathrooms some of them can be difficult to find. The fans are what really make this experience unique, though. I'd never been to a sports game where 99% of the fans have team gear on until I went to Energizer Park to see CITY play. The fans are super passionate and will really get into the game (as they should). Do note that there is a standing area on the North side of the park with a bunch of die-hard fans constantly waving flags & pounding drums, so if you're not into that then you may want to avoid that section of the park. But when the game starts it's like you're transported to a different world as everyone comes together and cheers for CITY via chants, drums, & flags. Overall, Energizer Park offers an incredibly clean & fun experience that's welcoming even to non-soccer fans. I would highly recommend catching a game as you will not be disappointed!

First timer at Energizer Park. Beautiful stadium. Not too hot and just enjoy soccer gameread more

To ok our grandchildren to Monster Jam today and was very disappointed and frustrated how the For…read moreCenter managed the event. Our tickets stated arrive 30 minutes prior and our out passes started at 10:30am. The doors didn't open until 10:30am and it was a mad dash for the doors didn't open. Took us about 20+ minutes to get into arena. After losing 20+ minutes, they cut off the main driver autograph line and pushed people away. If I were Monster Jam, I would never use this venue again. Small arena for trucks and they couldn't do a lot of their stunts because of space. Will never attend another Monster Jam in this arena and do NOT recommend anyone else spending hard earned money to have the venue mis-manage the logistics. Very disappointed and frustrated.

The Ford Center was spacious and easy to access to the venue. Parking was also available close by…read more Easy to find too. Plenty of modern bathrooms throughout the venue. Good lighting and sound quality/system. We come here for our summer conventions and the staff are friendly and welcoming!

The Marion Civic Center is a jewel of a venue in a vibrant small Southern Illinois town. The value…read moreprovided to our community is incalculable. There is so much more going on here than just hosting shows. Take a look around town at our murals. MCCC is to thank for this too! Great job Josh and all the staff.

The show was good. But they don't monitor the alcohol they serve. The people behind us were over…read moreintoxicated. We got a buzz from the fumes. They were disruptive the entire show, and no staff stepped in. I won't go back.

Oval dirt track racing excitement for a cheap price…read more Nothing like watching and all out car race from 10 to 50 feet away. The pros go fast and the amateurs crash a lot at I-55 raceway. There is different divisions from watching little cavilers and neons with just rollcages added bang around the racetrack to full modifies that pitch sideways and throw dirt on the spectators sitting on the turns. As the cars and drivers get better I can start enjoying the strategy of how people take the turns (high full throttle or low throttle out) and trying to pass on such a small race track If you decide to come, where a hat and glasses to protect yourself from the flying dust. Plus bring ear protection atleast for the kids. Start off sitting away from the turns so you do not get hit by dirt, unless you decide you want the FULL experience. There is a large reinforced chain-link fence between visitors and the racetrack, but I would not allow my kids to hang on the fence. I walk a couple feet away because metal bends as it absorbs impact. Enjoy hearing "I tell you what" and "I heard that" from your nieghbors. The food is... interesting (eat just before you go). The restrooms are terrible. The "good old boy" experience is off the charts.

What do you see in the greasy mouthful of a pork fritter making its way to the icy, condensated lip…read moreof a Coors tallboy? What legacies do you find nestled, burrowing their way round the hot, dusty belly of a country racetrack? What hymns can be heard cycling through the drone of a thousand horses, a thousand circling eyes, a thousand milliseconds of a single heart beat? Americuh! Americuh! Americuh! In this chorus my voice rings true. When suddenly I found myself, bearing witness in jean shorts and cowboy boots, inside the pit of I-55 Raceway, shaking hands with a driver, marveling at the inner workings and goings on of a race pit, what more could I do than testify the passion play of this my fellow patriot? Four classes of cars raced that night, and four respective qualifying heats and two trips to the snack bar later, we hunkered down on the first inside turn and waited for the showcase showdown to begin. On an otherwise dull, kick the can sort of southern cicada night, one can imaging there ain't nothin more thrilling than watch twenty Late Models barrel towards the very spot you stand, with only inches and a chain link fence between you and god. After hearing a driver died recently at another dirt track, that release waiver I signed started making more sense. Then again, does Americuh exist without some mechanism of bodily danger? I shrugged that thought off just like Nick Lyons in the number 2 car did to Michael Koos in the 6, gunning off the low side to win by a heartbeat and metal, scraped up nose. Now, I'm no fan of NASCAR, and it's been told these dirt tracks are where the legends get their start. Spending time in the pits at I-55 Raceway to me is like being the first of a knowing few to follow a cool indie band, back when they were real, scraping together their own tour money, sleeping on people's couches; before they have time to impale themselves on a second album, get on an awards show and sell out. This is Americuh people! Heck, I'm still scratching those hours of freedom flyin dirt out of my hair. God and country's right. If you ain't first, you're last.