The Sharks have a loyal fan base and the games are a lot of fun. The tickets are not much…read moreaffordable compared to the Niners or the Warriors. Getting a box with food can be a fun team or family outing.

BIKE PARRTTAYYY!!! I…read morewent to my first bike party this past Friday (SJBP is every 3rd Friday of the month) and it was an amazing experience! You wouldn't expect the amount of people that actually show up to this event! I was surprised by the turnout and even more amazed with everyone's bikes! People seriously take the time to pimp out their bikes and bring music to sound the night. All kinds of people of all ages come! The bike party takes a couple hours, roughly starts at 8 PM and doesn't end till about midnight or so. It's quite organized for such an informal event. There are people at corners (not all, but the important ones) that direct you where to turn and if you're hungry, there are food trucks at the rest spots. There is also ample time for you to rest up in between the ride, so you're not biking the full ~15+ miles in one go. It's a little dangerous sometimes when you're gaining speed going down a hill and then having to make a sudden break/turn or if you're not careful navigating between all the bikers. I saw two people eat it... and it did not look pleasant at all.... :c If you're concerned about safety, you could always wear a helmet, but most don't. It's at your own risk. Also, make sure you dress appropriately cause it can get chilly at night. It's a great experience for bikers, but I can see how residents and drivers can be annoyed with this. Sorry for the rowdiness! I'll be sure to try to be courteous to those driving and share the road. c: AND AND... speaking from experience, I would not recommend biking on a fixie for such a long bike ride... x___x Unless you're trying to pedal for days and build them thunder thighs / calves / legs... I would bring a bike that you can actually coast on.

It gets better every year! However, there was one surprise that I didn't appreciate not knowing…read moreahead of time. I wish the Sharks would communicate better regarding how they coordinate and lay out player autographs during both the early Sharks365 sessions and the subsequent General Admission autograph session. It helps with a game plan to help your kids get as many autographs as possible. The coordination of all three on-ice photo opportunities are very organized - a necessity when it's so crowded! All in all, so much to do! It was a blast! It was nice to see so many alumni at the Legends game, too!

I attended the 2019 Sharks Fanfest this past weekend. $24 for a family 4 pack which included free…read moreparking at SAP center on top of the other activities going on inside. Great price, even going to the movies with 4 people costs more than that! How could we say no??? Parking was well managed even with Santa Clara street being blocked off for an event. NOTE! SAP center changed their bag policy so we had to leave our purses/mini backpacks in the car. Their website is updated with what is acceptable. SAP center staff is always great at helping everyone and I love how personable they are. A pleasure to deal with! In the morning we were able to watch the players practice on the ice for about an hour. My son caught one of the practice pucks that flew over the glass which instantly made the ticket purchase worth it! There was a section to take a photo booth picture, pictures with sharkie, pictures on the ice, get your face painted, kids athletic area, and of course the meet the players/autographs. I wish that there was a published program that we could take that showed the times of all the events. Lines got long pretty quickly without us knowing what it was for. Prior to the event I guess there was an email that was sent out where you could reserve your time to take photos on the ice otherwise you wouldn't be able to do it. Kind of a bummer as the line didn't seem so long. My daughter had a stamp from doing the kids work out and a staff member let her line up to take a picture with the shark head but since the rest of our family didn't have a stamp we went back up to get one then found out we couldn't take a picture........ yet my daughter had no reservation and was able to line up so?? Aside from that (which wasn't a big deal) I think this was a great event to go to and definitely worth the price especially if you are a sharks fan. We were able to get super close to the players and it really was a great fan experience to be able to walk the SAP center so freely. If they could publish a schedule and maybe be more organized with the timing of things then that would improve it a bit. We will likely be back for the next one :).

Amazing experience at the San Jose Giant's game! The seats are close and the players throw the ball…read moreto the crowd ALL the time!! This is a great spit for family night. There were so many activities for kids and adults to join in on. So if you haven't caught a San Jose Giant game, it's a must!!

I went to my first Giants Game in San Jose location today. The team was playing against Stockton…read more I had a ribs dinner while I watch the game starting. The ribs weren't too bad, but I had to eat it with the BBQ sauce otherwise it was a bit dry. Overall, I had a good experience watching the game and mingling with my friends.

First minor league game and of course it was out of town! We were looking for 4th of July fireworks…read morein the area but didn't want to deal with huge crowds and bad traffic in the bay. Parking is easy. Paid $15 to park in the structure next to the stadium. Getting out of the lot was a bit slow as everyone was leaving but there were guides and moved quickly after a while. We got searched and tickets scanned. For a few dollars, you can practice pitching and hang out in the bounce house. Concession are standard except for the garlic fries and the churros. My goodness, the churro is FRESHLY FRIED! None of that frozen stuff heated in the toaster. These churros were fried! The best part? It was only $5!!! The stadium experience was great! Friendly crowds. The firework show are at the end of the night? Impressive! It blew my expectations away! Definitely worth it if you like baseball and want a fireworks show! We were really happy with our 4th of July experience here!

Ao much FUN!! My…read morefirst time to this ballpark and I had a great time! It is small, but perfect for a quick neighborhood game in SJ. Food and drink stations were pretty good - I had the corndog and it was just what I needed to complement the experience. Great selection of beers and ciders. Only thing.. we sat in the SUPER SUNNY section! It was HOT! Next time we'll try to get the shade. There is a parking garage close by.... But be warned... it takes FOREVER to get out after the game. They really need to work on multiple exit points. Restrooms were plentiful and clean - TG! Would I go back? YES!! GO GIANTS!!

Lots of really good food and drinks. Worth the price of admission. Huge variety of food. Something…read morefor everyone.

We tried this out before the Rams game this past Sunday. We loved it! They have a ton of different…read morefoods, including a carving station, sushi, wings, pasta, and burgers! They also include beer and wine and champagne in the cost of the tickets. They have multiple bars and there was no waiting in line. You even get to ride the roller coaster again no waiting, and you could ride it unlimited times. You can eat inside or outside and they have tvs with football onand live music. Would definitely recommend if you want to pregame without the prep or the clean up! We loved it!

Very accessible regional venue and saw Nate Bargatze comedy show here from the upper section with…read morethe whole family. Easy $10 parking at Market & San Pedro garage in downtown San Jose, and a nice 10-15min walk to SAP center. Lines to get in looked long at first but moved quickly. Would have no concerns going to this venue again.

Great venue.... High prices…read more Like most stadiums... bring your $$$$$. We had Bibo;s pizza, which was just ok, the dough was thick - the pizza at their restaurant is MUCH BETTER. Disappointment: They only carry canned wine so we ended up getting very pricy vodka. It is a nice venue... just pricey - eat & grab beverages before going in... Would I go back? Kinda have to if I want to see the concerts or Sharks.

Fun, big venue. Don't park closest to the field. It was a whopping 40 bucks for parking. Park…read morefurther away. I went during FC women's match. First time I've watched soccer and saw it from the huge stadium. People were friendly, lots of adults, and kid friendly. Food trucks some were good some were meh. I liked the truck that sold big bang for dinero of yummy lemonade. Huge drink. Tart, and juicy. Another truck had coffee drinks. I got the cold one with whipped cream. Very good. Not worth it: the burger truck. It was plain and expensive. Like you know cafeteria school burger. It was an ick. I regretted it.

First time visiting and first Quakes game. My review does not factor the quality (or lack thereof)…read moreof the game. Pros: Clean, modern stadium. Parking, entering and exiting were relatively easy. Staff is friendly. Cons: Food concessions were horrible! We went to buy dinner BEFORE THE MATCH STARTED. First place we went to offered 3 items. They were sold out of 2 and the cashier didn't even know it. Another employee informed her. (Come to think of it, I didn't ask about the 3rd item so maybe they were out of that as well.) We instead went to the new, heavily-promoted chicken place. They were nearly out of everything and we were told they weren't making any more. Again, this was BEFORE THE MATCH STARTED. We did get a few items and they were quite bad. My tenders and tots were dry and flavorless. I didn't finish them. If we go again, we'll try the food trucks instead. Signage is poor. We managed to get there fine between GPS and traffic flow but it was never clear what lane we should/could be in. Same with leaving. Maybe I was spoiled by recently watching the World Cup on TV, but I was shocked by the complete lack of information and statistics given to the crowd either by PA or onscreen. The scoreboard (half of which usually showed ads) occasionally showed replays and displayed the score, but that was it. It struck me that a hearing impaired person would literally only know the score. I kind of liked how the PA didn't talk much, but, if that's the case, there needs to be information displayed somewhere. We sat near the corner and the view and sight lines were actually decent but I found it odd that the seats weren't angled towards the field. We either had to sit diagonally in our seats or sit with our heads turned. My neck was sore by halftime.

I didn't go inside but my mom had to stop here to get her Taiwanese passport renewed. There is…read moreplenty of parking. I was impressed how quickly she was able to pick up her documents. They are only open for "government business" on Saturday morning. I heard they are moving to a different location soon. But if you need a visa or passport to/from Taiwan, this is the place to go.

1. Has a stage, dance floor, backrooms, and bathrooms. 2…read more There is a newspaper company or something related in the front room. 3. They hold a lot of boyscout related activities here.