Opening day 2026!! ok fine we lost but sunny (and hot) San…read moreDiego is the finest place to see a baseball game. the stadium was packed and buzzing with excitement. looking forward to a fun season!!! cheers San Diego Padres.

Tomorrow is Opening Day!…read more A new Padres season brings new hopes, new dreams and new expectations. Just one before I die. LFGSD! #BASEBALL #GREATESTSPORTONEARTH #PADRES

Supporting our San Diego Chargers is a must…read more Rain or shine, my wife and I and a few friends make it out here to scream, shout and get signatures. It's great to drop in and see the talent and players trying to make the team. The Chargers Park is small but adequate. There's limited parking in the area so be prepared to walk a bit. There's bleachers available but most of the fans tend to wait along the fences for an opportunity to meet and greet their favorite players. Today we were able to get signatures from Keenan Allen and Melvin Gordon. We ended up buying a few pieces of memorabilia as well. It's great being out in the sun and rubbing elbows with other die hard fans. There's a food truck and a drink stand as well as a few Charger Stores. We'll make it out each year as long as they stay! Bolt Up!

Training went well and the roster looked good. Phillip…read moreRivers looking great. Antonio Gates caught a good pass and hopefully stays healthy. I'm going to this Thursday training and try to get some more Autographs. I was lucky to get #77 King Dunlap!_! Lets go Chargers 2016'')

This a great way to watch Padres baseball! Found my ticket on SeatGeek because the club is a season…read moremembership that sold out quickly at the beginning of the season. Rumor is that this section is easy to snag a good deal because it appears to an expensive ticket, but it's actually a pretty good value with everything that's included, especially compared to what season ticket holders actually paid. The view is great as you are situated on the suite level along the third base line, although you cannot see the main Jumbotron. There are still other screens to look at and they had TVs with the broadcast on. Seating is varied in type. I was at a high top table, which was comfortable. Other chairs were standard stadium chairs but with extra padding, while the high end seating were nice looking oversized chairs situated with clear glass in front of them. The menu apparently rotates, but on my night there they served foot long hotdogs, fully loaded mini hotdogs, a nacho bar, pretzel bites with cheese and mustard dipping sauces, cookies, chicken caesar wraps, and salads. There were also areas with grab and go chips, Cracker Jack, boxes of popcorn, and other goodies. All non-alcoholic drinks are free, and you can buy alcohol at a dedicated bar in the club. There were also three dedicated bathrooms that are gender-neutral, but there was still a line between innings. Overall this was a great experience and I felt like a good value for the price I paid. If the suites are first class, then this is just a step below--call it premium economy. Give it a shot!

Great seats from anywhere in my experience…read more There is no separate motorcycle parking and motorcycles are charged for parking.

Came for Disney on Ice at 11am on a saturday-…read more Finding tickets was a little confusing, not sure if there's a way to buy them besides a third party site which I don't normally prefer to do, but this time worked out using Stubhub, I presume bc it was not a super popular time to go to this event and it had multiple shows. Two tickets in the terrace 16 section cost about $75 with taxes and fees. I also prepaid for parking online to save $10, but I thought $30 was a little steep for the lot, come to learn there's the possibility of free street parking in the area as well. Inside the arena was fine, a bit vintage but did the job. Seats were easy enough to find but it would be cool to have some direction on where to park for your section as we ended up on the other side but it wasn't too bad of a walk and I parked near an exit for an easy way to get out. All in all I would come back here for an event but would try to figure out how to park on the street.

I recently had the displeasure of calling this dispensary. First off I thought I'd be a first-time…read morepatient because I've never heard of cannabus before which is why I picked this place. They offer 40% off new patients on their first order so I thought yay I'll give them a try. When I called I was told that they aren't cannabus but instead they're sdfleet who I used before so that was the first negative impression. Then I was told that they would give me 10% off since they merged supposedly with this other company but they couldn't give me my first time discount. I said okay that's fine so I proceeded to order. I spent $110 on various products. They came pretty fast but upon looking at my purchases I realized that one of them looked very light in weight. After weighing it I realized that it was lite so I didn't smoke any and I texted them to let them know. I was told they don't do the packaging and there's nothing they can do about it but let the company who sold it to them know. I told them I didn't think it was the company who shorted the bag... Regardless there was nothing they would do to help me other than all for me 10% off on my next visit. Considering I never received 10% off this visit I didn't put much stock in the offer. I told him no thank you and had a nice day I won't be calling them again. The only reason I gave them a two is because they were fast. It's too bad they ripped me off or they would have got a great review. I would say be careful to anyone ordering from here. They truly don't care about their patients and one of their employees must be stealing product.

This was a fun time, a great way to spend St Patty's Day. I was a guest, and I enjoyed hanging out…read morein the Club Level with my friend. Luckily, his seats come with the buffet in the Clubhouse. Since it was St Patty's Day, they were doing corned beef & cabbage with carrots, plus carved Turkey and other assorted goodies. There were also plenty of veggies for the health-conscious in the group. The food was actually delicious, and good quality. We took a little dessert to go, and free soft drinks to our seats. The stadium was maybe 25% full? I heard that they sold 20,000 of the 75,000 seats, but only 17,000 actually showed up! Hopefully the new league catches on, so that we have better sports teams here in SD. Take the trolley, to save the $20 parking fee. Unless you have a carfull of people, then it would be worth it. They have plenty of handicap spots near the entrances. They even had the Dock Party out in the parking lot before the game, with bounce houses, a beer garden, lemonade, a food truck, and prize giveaways.

I loved this stadium. New York Met fan FO life but I was visiting San Diego from New York and…read morethought it would be fun to go to a Padres game and it WAS FUN. First off, what a breeze getting into the stadium, just organized and easy, I was shocked. People in California are so chill, it's bizarre. I swear I didn't hear one honk of road rage my entire trip. Anyways, they had this grass seating area you could sit at inside the stadium, adorable. A massive sand pit in the outfield, how cool. The sunset as I was walking up to my seats, a dream. The people, friendly! The Diet Coke, REFRESHING. (Even though side note the guy charged me $14 for a souvenir cup when I didn't want a souvenir cup obviously not going to have a Padres cup in my cabinet but you know what, that's OK because the whole experience of being at this stadium was so lovely, give me a cup, charge me an obscene amount for a soda, whatever dude! There were so many food options it was overwhelming in a good way, so many bars to hang out at in the stadium, cool crowd, highly recommend coming here for a game even if you're not a fan.

My family and I visited Petco Park to watch the Dodgers vs Padres game. Wow! This is a very…read morefriendly, well-maintained stadium. Despite our Dodger regalia, Staff consistently smiled and eagerly helped. I was taken aback by Staff's professionalism, charm, and work ethic. Staff friendliness was comparable to Disneyland. I did notice some small arguments between inebriated fans, but I'd quickly saw security appear to settle any issues. I felt safe at Petco Park. Also, it was a little hilarious how 70% attendees appeared to be wearing the white and blue. Food is decent. Unlike Crypto Arena's lazy build-your-own nachos, there's effort and flavor with Petco Park's nachos. Also, I appreciated how the Souvenir Cups had unlimited refills on day of purchase. Petco Park also had a really chill family atmosphere vibe. The decor reminded me of Knotts Berry Farm with all the brown and wooden beams. My family and I didn't even have to pay for parking since we just downloaded the PRONTO app to use the San Diego Trolley fare system; we just rode a trolley over. We'd found a nearby hotel that was literally a one minute walk from a trolley stop. Overall, my family and I had a great time at Petco Park. Although we'd unfortunately visited on a day the Dodgers had lost, the memory was still fun. It's also kinda hilarious how Petco Park dedicated so much time making a "Beat LA" chant which is kinda hilarious. Dodgers are living rent free in San Diego for sure. All in all, I happily recommend especially when the Dodgers come to town.

Coach John runs a pretty good little program here. I've had both my boys go through the program,…read moreand both kids asked us to let them play again the following season. Thats huge, in my book. Why? Well, my boys are built like 1967 Refrigerators... short in height, super heavy in weight, and take a lot of money to run.. The amount of money I throw at these two little Baby Huey's is amazing, and honestly, there is little to no return on my money. "Dad - I need these Jordan 58's with the silver blah bling and limited dumdum" -cha-ching $250..- and they still cant jump. "Dad - I need this new self-bucketing basketball to improve my jump shot" -cha-ching $75-.. and they still cant score. With that being said - the SDNBP is cheap! John is so easy on my wallet for this program, its amazing. For your money you get a jersey and then a couple months worth of games and practices to keep these little slackers off the video games after school. Depending on the coach you get, my kids were practicing 3x a week for a couple hours, and then game night.. we cut down our cost on batteries for Xbox controllers in half by enrolling them in this program. In fact, if I do the numbers, I think this program actually saves me money overall! The coaches are awesome.. Good guys who volunteer their time to work with the kids.. John is also awesome, he runs this program and still has time to work with multiple teams as their coach as well. As far as skills and talent and all that stuff - man, I dont know anything about that stuff... I do know the kids all have fun, literally leave the house early to go play, and continually ask me to sign them up for the next season without me forcing them to play. That means a lot more to me than if Dumbo #1 learned how to slam-dunk or swoosh a 3-point shot. In todays world of "E-Sports", where you dont have to know how to really play to be good at a "sport", its refreshing to see these big couch potatoes running up and down the court, sweating their butts off, and crashing for the night once they get home. That right there is worth the price of admission.. All in all, if you want to keep your kids busy, let them play Rec Basketball with other real live kids, and keep them off your TV and Xbox - its well worth the money. Good job, Coach John! Go Ballers!

We originally joined Neighborhood Basketball to expose our son to another sport other than soccer…read more We met Coach John and he is amazing with the boys. He teaches them teamwork, life lessons as well as basketball skills. My son fell in love with the game and greatly respects Coach. And made some good friends as well. So now we do Neighborhood Basketball every season. ORG