Came here for a UH baseball game. Visitor parking was very close across the street and we had…read morebought parking ahead of time online so it was $15 instead of the $20. Also there was an indoor professional football game on campos too so parking was higher. Easy walk to the baseball stadium and a very nice stadium at that. Well maintained facilities including the bathroom and the concessions weren't a crazy price. The kids working were working hard and I appreciate that. Field was well maintained and the game was easy to follow. Lots of seating all around with different options.

The stadium is nice and clean. The staff is very polite. The concession is Trash! They have a very…read moretiny dirty areae to work out of. I had a pretzel which was over cooked, my husband had a tiny bag of popcorn that he said tasted old. You can not read the card machine so I have no idea what my total was. They did have food trucks near which others said was fair. Food is not something you will want here. Hope your team is playing well. Only water choice was Dasani

A well run ballpark!…read more Extremely clean, staff all super friendly and helpful, and the food and snacks are excellent. It does get crowded in some areas, but the fans are very considerate and patient. Astros did lose the game - ballpark park experience was exceptional.

Great spot to watch the FIFA soccer game! So many seats available, lots of parking although most…read moreyou have to pay for and it can get pricy up to $30-$40 for parking depending which parking lot. Normally you watch soccer games here but they are offering the soccer game viewing on their big screen. It was a good time and not a big hassle to get out, not confusing to find seats. There is security and you can't take a big purse, needs to be small!

By far one of my favorites places in Houston. I've come to the Toyota Center numerous times for…read morebasketball games and concerts. The staff are always welcoming and helpful with guiding guests to their correct seats, answering questions & securing bags/purses that may be bigger than the approved bag size. I also like that Toyota Center offer amenities and perks if someone was to purchase seats in a private suite. I definitely think you get your money's worth when attending an event at this venue.

the toyota center is an excellent arena, however i was disappointed when the rockets lost…read more everything was accessible and easy to navigate and similar to any other arena layout. go rockets

Recently attended the Dynamo and Colorado game here. Today was children's day…read more Last time my son and I was at this stadium, we stood in line for hours to witness history (HERSTORY) the first black female president elect, along with local hometown music artist, Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland.

I went to purchase 4 tickets on their website and they assigned me 4 random seats in the section…read more The seats were not even together. Immediately all excitement I had for this game evaporated and now I don't even want to go. I am beyond frustrated and want my money back. First and last time I will ever do this.

I really like this stadium in Fort Bend ISD. It has accessibility ramps for handicapped or elderly…read morefolks who don't or can't use the stairs. The parking is pretty close proximity to the entrance and was pretty easy to find a spot to park. I came here to watch the famous Friday Night Lights Texas high school football and it didn't disappoint. The atmosphere was pretty chill and the concession stand was busy but efficient. They don't allow outside food or drink so make sure to grab your wallet when you leave the house/truck and yes with Texas heat make sure you have had plenty of hydration so as not to faint. I had a great time and the presence of law enforcement team really made it feel like a safe place to bring friends and family. Tickets were $11 and up in price from last year but so is inflation. Deal with it.

I will keep it real, I am not a football fan. I attended the Cougars versus Wildcats game to…read moresupport my friend's daughter, who is a cheerleader for the Wildcats. The stadium itself is about as fancy as they come. It honestly felt like something out of the movie Drumline. There is a massive amount of seating across multiple levels, plenty of concession stands, and parking options all around the venue. Parking is not free and can be expensive. I would recommend using Uber, Lyft, or a taxi if possible, since parking fills up quickly for events. During halftime, concession lines were long as expected, but they moved fairly fast. We had great seats and were able to see the fireworks clearly, which was a nice bonus. That said, the seating is fairly tight, so personal space can be limited. One important heads up is to be mindful of seat placement. The sun was beaming directly down on us, and it was extremely hot. Overall, visiting this stadium was an enjoyable experience, even for someone who does not care much for football.

Attended the Houston Roughnecks versus the Missouri Showboat game here. It was a challenge getting…read morethrough the gate to just access our online tickets, which other guest was having the same difficulties and they was getting a bit frustrated. The game was already started and minutes of the quarters was being missed. However we did have the proof of purchase tickets and we got access that way. Afterwards we were able to access the tickets, thanks to the assistance from my friend Daniel & team member. The online tickets process can definitely use some improvement. Very clean Stadium very very clean restrooms food choices were great they even have Trill burger here which is my young man's favorite. And they also stem camps that's linked with University of Houston as well as options for high school and middle school children to attend these games. You can find some educational events details and scholarship opportunities as well

Had a great time exploring a new sport here this past Sunday! The process was seamless. We…read morepurchased our tickets online. Parked and walked over to the viewing area. One side is reserved for members and the other for visitors. You're able to host a private party if you'd like or just come with your own group or solo. Seating is available on the lawn or patio sides. Food and beverages available for purchased. We had champagne, The charcuterie board and potato wedges. All good options. Truly enjoyed watching the game but couldn't tell you the "teams". The experience was about 2 1/2 hours long , 3 if you include arrival time to park etc.

Came here as part of a paid-group experience. We each bought a separate ticket and got our own…read moreservers with some foods + unlimited wine/beer. It was a hot day and a bit unbearable to be outside as the food became high attractive to flies, the charcuterie and some finger foods were meh, the open bar did make up for it. The setting itself is unique, almost reminded me of going to an outdoor wedding reception, with a beautiful green landscape... Parking is plentiful, though it can get busy, so arriving early definitely helps make things smoother. I'll admit I didn't really understand the sport too much and watching it from our designated viewing pavilion wasn't exactly the best view. It was mainly a networking opportunity for our young professionals' group than a sporting event. The fashion was fun to take in. A lot of fancy derby wear (floral dresses, hats, sharp suits for the men) Definitely a good spot for people watching and seeing a bit of the local wealth on display.. Overall glad to have done it, not sure if I'll go again outside of corporate or group events.

I was really looking forward to Houston's FIFA Fan Festival and expected to visit multiple times…read moreduring the World Cup. With Houston hosting matches, I imagined fans from around the world chanting, singing, and creating an unforgettable atmosphere. Unfortunately, that wasn't my experience. The biggest disappointment was the lack of energy. People wore jerseys representing their teams, but there was very little cheering or interaction. Surprisingly, the festival seemed to feature more NASA exhibits than World Cup exhibits. As an engineer, I enjoy anything related to space, but it felt out of place at a FIFA Fan Festival. Note the Houston Hall was the best place to watch the matches because it was indoors with air conditioning. There were long lines throughout the venue--for entry, exhibits, and giveaways. The Bank of America bracelet booth regularly had 30+ minute waits, and I was shocked to later see those free bracelets listed on Facebook Marketplace for over $100. Food and drinks were also expensive ($8 for a Coke and $6 for bottled water), and most food trucks didn't display prices, so you had to wait in line just to ask. Similarly, prices weren't listed on the football jerseys so you had to keep going to the check counter to ask how much; pretty annoying! On the plus side, you can bring an empty clear water bottle (remove the label) and refill it at the free water stations. They also provide complimentary sunscreen, which was a thoughtful touch. I also want to recognize the staff and volunteers, who did a great job keeping things running smoothly. Many were friendly, helpful, and happy to answer questions throughout the day. If you plan to visit, arrive early, especially for popular matches, as capacity is limited. I also recommend parking at the Harrisburg Metro Garage for just $1 after validating a METRORail ticket, then taking the train two stops to the festival. It's much cheaper than parking nearby. I'm glad I went once to experience it, but I wouldn't go back and don't recommend. I'd much rather enjoy the matches at home with air conditioning and an ice-cold beer in my hand. More than anything, I wish the festival had embraced the passion and culture of the World Cup. Instead of feeling like one of the world's biggest sporting events was taking place just minutes away, it felt surprisingly dull.

Finally checked out the FIFA Fan Festival today. And everything exceeded my expectations. There…read morewere multiple areas with big screens showing the matches, stages with performances, live drummers, food trucks, drink stations, photo opps, hydration/cooling stations, experiential activations (like a SpaceCenter installation)... On popular gamedays, def go early. I heard that the last Mexico game (which wasn't until 8pm) hit capacity by 2pm. That's probably expected for this coming Tuesday's match of Mexico vs Ecuador. Wear a hat, sweat wicking clothes, sunscreen, take an empty water bottle, and drink those electrolytes before you go... It's also very family-friendly, but I saw too many babies (like, infants) and toddlers looking miserably hot. Shout out to the volunteers. Can't believe FIFA isn't paying people for their service. They're making record profits. SMH.