Wish I could give more but the Delasanto fight was my whole reason of buying tickets 5 in total…read more was very disappointing that they couldn't book there fighters or hv a suitable back up! That fight would hv been a come back fight after an injury and I look forward to whomever fights Ricky I say gl they'll need it this kids got everything! I expect to see great things from him so to Cranston you want a higher Yelp rating do your job as far as I was concerned he was your main event I do hv to say they gave me a full refund so they'll get another shot find that kid a fight abd main event

Attended NCAA Regional Lacrosse game between Brown and John's Hopkins. The ticket was a bargain at…read moreonly $10. The game itself was really fun and the stands were filled to capacity. People standing everywhere, I wish I was able to get there earlier and get a seat. Brown put on a show and is moving on in the tournament. Will be returning for another game!

Happy 100th Birthday Brown University Stadium!…read more Constructed in 1925, this stadium continues to host athletic events against its Ivy League competitors. Though capacity boasts 20,000 people, I would say crowds are typically much more conservative in size. I have attended a healthy handful of Brown University football games at this stadium in recent years. It is truly an enjoyable way to spend a few hours on a crisp New England Fall weekend afternoon with friends. Regarding the stadium facilities, there is a large, trapezoid-shaped concrete structure with metal bleachers on the home team side of the field. The cold can really get into your bones on particularly cool days so I always try to bring a layer to sit on (bonus if it's cushioned!). Restrooms and University food vendors are located underneath/inside the structure. They also bring in lots of port-a-potty's and restroom trailers to supplement. The food is reasonable priced and includes typical stadium food. That said, they also host several, rotating food trucks parked on the away team side. There's a small beer garden as well, though in recent years, they started selling beer throughout the stadium and you can finally enjoy it in the stands versus the beer garden alone. With everything somewhat spread out, there is a bit of walking involved to hit up all the amenities. Honestly, nothing more New England/Rhode Island than taking in an Ivy League football game on a Saturday while snacking on clam cakes and chowder from Blount's Clam Shack food truck and sipping on a Narragansett Brown Bear Pale Ale. The field was recently converted from grass to turf which gives it an updated look and some safety features for the athletes. You can purchase nearby parking if you want to be close by and tailgate up to game time (no re-entry) but I hear there is also ample street parking in the area if you don't mind walking a bit. Small pro-shop available for all your team spirited needs. They host a number of events (e.g. employee appreciation days) to bring a little something different to the games. Fun engagement with the crowds such as on-field mini competitions, t-shirt cannons, cheerleading routines, mini cannon firing, bell tolling, raffle tickets, etc. Having attended a Texas Longhorns game in the last couple months (insane), Brown Stadium offers something vastly different... a cozier, hometown feel that doesn't require a lot of fuss or pre-planning.

This is a historic stadium in the middle of a residential neighborhood about a 1/2 mile from…read morecampus. Some small parking lots and plenty of on street parking nearby. The home grandstand is classic several rows of concrete bleachers all rest rooms and concessions are located underneath the grandstand. Since the venue is used only a handful times each year the bathrooms need a major update and the concession stands have very good food, but sometime long lines. Great place to tailgate and ticket prices and prepaid parking in the lots are both very affordable.

This is a cute little stadium but for being a new construction, I feel like there were a lot of…read morethings that could have been done better from the start. The bathrooms are quite large, so that's definitely a positive. The seats don't have armrests, which makes them feel roomier. There aren't a ton of food options or places to go if there is bad weather. Our season seats finally have a cupholder though, so that's a plus.

New and beautiful stadium that is next to the river. Game day is a complete vibe with an amazing…read morefan base. Great food, drinks and amenities like clean restrooms, a sensory room and VIP areas. A bit pricey as expected at just about any stadium these days, on average with tax and tip about 15$ per beer and 25$ for a Reuben sandwich. I wish there were more covered areas especially at the entrance where guests queue to enter the park. There are certain sections that seem to catch more shade because of the layout of the stadium and how the sun gets blocked. We got pretty lucky! Also got lucky on the date choice because the rivalry was awesome. Ct vs Ri. Being born and raised in Ri and now living in Ct it was great just rooting for an awesome match. Indeed it was awesome with a final score of 0-0 Definitely worth visiting!! Cheers

Small concourse and limited concessions. Great sight lines for hockey. Plenty of on-street parking…read moreand school parking lots are open to the public weeknights after 5 and all days on weekends.

Don't know how it is during hockey season, but was here for a show over the weekend and it was hot…read moreas hell. Weird setup, concession is right by the entrance and bathrooms only one side. Probably wouldn't go back.

Providence Civic Center. Thats what I know the AMP as. It's changed names over the years but it's…read morestill the same facility. Not much has changed over the years. Friday night we attended Barnum & Bailey's circus. We entered in very quickly. Security was organized and quick. Our tickets were scanned and we found out seats, easily labeled. I did think to myself, it doesn't seam as clean as past event I have attended here. Also, one of our cup holders was taped together. Overall, the facility has everything needed to put on a show.

Attending the 2024 NCAA Hockey Tournament…read more This arena is great with really good seating and lots of food venues. The best part about venues like this are the local fans. In Providence RI, the local fans are extremely knowledgeable about their hockey and that makes them great! Equally important, they are very hospitable to out-of-towners. To get along with the fanatics, you just have to be nice yourself.

Great venue A lot of thinks to do…read moreMy favorite was the walk thru the estates that form New England region and learn about each area, indulge with the food and drinks offered and walk among the art crafts and find some live music performance Fall weather was perfect and we find a lot of nice things to take home My first visit and definitively not the last

Big E live blog:…read more -Rainy weekday afternoon crowd levels are robust. -Don't miss the Rhode Island Clam Chowder from Blount's in the Rhode Island building. -Of course I was curious about the long line for the Maine baked potato ($8, cash only). Quite an elaborate snack. -I'm slowing down my food pace so I don't fall asleep before the Sister Hazel show at 8. -Fried butter is fine if you want to say you had fried butter but you can skip it. -Smoked salmon in the Maine building was great. More surprising is that I also enjoyed the "Big Sexy" combo at Broccoli Bar. -I like the efficiency Farm-A-Rama, sort of a greatest hits collection that has some animals like goats and alpacas, giant pumpkins and local apples on sale for 50 cents each. -Sister Hazel did a fine job on their one major hit and also tore it up with a couple of cover tunes. You have to like a festival that books Chubby Checker (Friday at 2) and Queensryche (Sunday at 8).