Good venue; we've been here multiple times for a variety of things. Disney on ice, Zach Bryan, Cody…read moreJohnson, and most recently Monster Jam. The parking is good. $25 for parking if you go to the MVP arena parking. Level 3 is the best and easiest for walking straight into the venue. (Take Beaver Street) and follow it to the end to enter the garage. (You'll pass other garages that aren't affiliated with the arena and they charge $40+. Avoid them if you wanna save some money. The MVP arena garage is easy. As with every stadium the drinks and snacks are expensive but to be expected. Only con I had was the cleanliness of the actual seat isles. My feet were sticking to the floor. And bathrooms are on a lower level. So stairs are involved.

MVP Arena is a cute, big but small, relaxed venue. Getting into the venue, through security, and…read morefinding our seats was easy and quick. We had a good time seeing Stars on Ice here. I would avoid the chicken tenders as we had two in one order that were raw on the inside. Other than that, everyone enjoyed their time here!

I went here for the NY Energy Summit. The Renaissance, where I stayed, was next door. The amenities…read morewere good, and the layout was easy to navigate. The Summit comprised two conference halls -- one for doing work and conversing and the other for the panel discussions. There is a second floor that is a much larger conference hall with high ceilings and cool blue lighting. We had lunch on the one full day of the conference. Parking if you are driving is available across the street and can be accessed either from the street or through a skyway that is connected with the Capital Center.

An amazing event, conference, and convention space! Beautiful, scenic views, and excellent staff.read more

Excellent staff all around to assist you with anything you could need. Great building to take in…read moresome awesome college hockey. The events are well organized. The building is old and shows some wear but still yeilds a great experience. The local community always shows up to support RPI Hockey, so you can expect fans of all ages. If you're looking for some great entertainment at a reasonable cost, don't hesitate to bring your family and support RPI Hockey.

My wife had mentioned that she would like to go to a hockey game. So last night we went to the RPI…read morevs Harvard game and had a blast. A lot of fun and laughs before and during the game. There was a band playing which added to the entertainment during the game. Unfortunately RPI lost, but there was a lot of fast skating and I'm amazed at the speed all these college guys have on the ice. Definitely worth the time and money!

New home of the UAlbany Great Danes football team since it opened right before the 2013 season…read more It's definitely on par with D1 stadiums regarding facilities, maybe minus seating capacity. Other sports teams play games here as well such as soccer & lacrosse.

Can't wait for the new stadium. I remember going to see the Pittsfield Red Sox. Wonderfulread more

I came here for a Pittsfield Mets game in 1995. I remember the sun being too bright, but I also…read moreremember that the Schlitz cocktails were some of the best I ever had. Also, a kid punched the Mr. Met mascot right in the wiener. That is why I give it five stars.

I've lived here for over 8 years and it took winning a contest to come here. What is wrong with me?…read moreThis was so fun - not a bad seat in the house although I was right behind home plate. The food and drinks were priced perfectly and it was all and all just a great time. I plan on coming next year. How about a Yelp elite event?? Ha ha

My wife and I came here as part of a work outing to see a Valley Cats game and we had a great time…read more As baseball stadiums go, this place is pretty nice. Parking is convenient and there is no cover charge. The stadium doesn't hold many seats (capacity is posted as 4,500) which means that they only have one main level of seats and a couple of "boxes" above. Every seat is pretty good, and you feel as if you are in on the action. Some games don't sell out (well, most games) so after a while you could probably find yourself in a front row seat... The concession stands sell lots of fun things and the prices seem reasonable. Sadly, I smelled fried dough and imagined it was here but couldn't find the vendor selling it. It was on the sign on the wall as being available. Oh, the agony of being so close... yet so far. The team mascot, "Southpaw," did his best to entertain the crowd. He spent over an inning in our section alone taking pictures and picking on the Yankees fans, which are both admirable endeavors in my book. They had the usual minor-league hijinks between innings that are goofy to watch, are impossible to hear over the loud speaker, and almost always have some winner. In short, for a minor league game on a budget and on a nice evening, it is hard to beat this place.