5 stars for the Morgan Wallen Concert? 0 stars for the stadium. We were so close to the people next…read moreto you, your legs were touching and my knees were touching the guy in front of me. People walking in and out through our section and as the night went on and drinks were floating people were bumping into each other and not even saying sorry. Like did you not grow up with manners. One guy who was up and down all night elbowed my sister and when she said "you could've said thank you he told her to fuck off. Saw police officers escort people out of the stadium just in our section. To get to ride share it is a VERY LONG walk and after being in boots for 7hrs my feet fell like they were going to fall off. Loved the concert but would never go back here EVER

HORRIBLE stadium good. $13 for a pretzel that almost broke my teeth. Hamburgers were absolutely…read moredisgusting. Worst hot dogs I ever had. This would never happen at hard rock stadium. Better city. Better college football team. Better food. DO BETTER.

Take me out the ball game and buy some peanuts and crackerjacks!! The Florida Ballpark otherwise…read moreknown as Condron Ballpark is a beautiful and excellent facility in the Gainesville community. This ballpark hosts the Florida Gators baseball team, and it opened about 2 years ago. This ballpark has an amazing 360 design view from the 3rd level which also serves as the floor for the press box and club seating. However on the 2nd level/concourse, that's where the main seating area is. There's more than enough seating and also there's berm seating for spectators who have the thrill to catch an out ball or even a homer! If you can get a chance to walk around, you'll be able to see the history of Gator baseball and the team's accolades. The concession stand has great food options ranging from the classic ballpark eats like hotdogs, peanuts, and popcorn to chicken caesar salad wraps, fried key lime cheesecake with a raspberry sauce, and a watermelon cooler. Also, the bathrooms are very clean which are amazing at a sporting event. My only issue is the parking, parking can be very tough especially if there's a tough competitor for the week/weekend, so I advise to get there early. I have been to several games this season, and I definitely enjoy the atmosphere and hanging out with the Gator fans.

Excellent new facilities conveniently located across the street from the softball field. If you…read moreplan your visit just right, you can catch 2 games and not have to change parking spaces. We came for an SEC game against lsu and unfortunately didn't fair very well. Parking is available at multiple locations within a short walk even with softball happening around the same time. We had some great times at the old ballpark but understand that we gotta keep progress moving. The cover over the majority of the seats is a welcome change for those sweltering summer games.

Five years... So many basketball games, gymnastics tournaments--and now this unforgettable moment:…read morewatching my son walk across the stage of the O'Connell Center to receive his master's degree. What a thrill to witness the Warrington College of Business graduation. UF makes it truly special--each graduate's name lit up on the scoreboard, a professional photographer capturing that proud walk across the stage, and a celebration that honors every achievement. UF really does it right--this was so well organized and there was plenty of parking available. What an incredible way to mark this milestone!

Was an Amazing Concert and Night of Worship at the Tim Tebow and Zach Williams Break the Chains…read more Entry was very smooth and easy. Staff was friendly and helpful guiding us to our seating area. Vendors were well laid out for you to buy swag. Concessions ran smoothly as well. Bathrooms were very clean and in working order. I would recommend this Venue , if there is a concert, Collegiate game here, it will be organized, clean, and well ran. When we left the staff were still super friendly and asked me to do a QR Code survey for the event and how it was run.

Love cheering on the ladies at Katie Seashole Pressly stadium. Don't work about regular seats - get…read moregen admission tickets, bring your chair and sit under the oaks. So relaxing and laid back. Go Gators!

I love this stadium and UF Softball! It had been a while since I had been to a game, but I used to…read morebe at this stadium every weekend for a few months out of the year! The stadium itself is fairly small, especially as softball is becoming more popular and UF is playing better. They have devised a new system, where only season ticket holders can sit in the assigned seats on the benches and the general public sits in the grassy areas. I don't mind this, however, you really need to get there 45 min-1 hr before the games starts if you want a decent spot, and even then prepared to be close to your neighbors! Parking fill up quickly, another reason to get there early. I usually just park in the parking garage cross the street and walk. The stadium is well maintained and usually has clean bathrooms, and overpriced concessions - if you need them!

This is one of the nicest college ballparks I've been to! All of the seats are great. The…read moreconcessions are super expensive, but what do you expect?! Go gators!

A classic Grapefruit League stadium but new. Spacious seating, grassy berms in the outfield, and…read moremodern scoreboard. Not many places to hide from the Florida sun during day games. Decent views of field but diminished by the safety netting for foul balls. Not many concession stands so lines can be long.

Fred Cone park is a nice neighborhood place to run/walk track, play soccer or basketball, have a…read morepicnic, or just chill and listen to the many birds that fly around there. There is a pavilion in the front, but I am not sure what kind of functions it has. There are mostly children playing there with a few adults supervising. It is near the woods, so Florida birds can be seen and heard.

Fred Cone Park features a gorgeous new track with a football field in the middle, a shaded…read moreplayground and swings, adorable community garden, baseball diamond, single batting/kicking net/cage, plenty of open space to play soccer, picnic tables, the Eastside Community Center, and Cone Park Branch Library. This park definitely serves all types of sports! I was disappointed by the condition of the restrooms. I also would have loved a marked trail around the perimeter trees for when the track is being used by organized groups.

Nice central location that are well balanced with a hotel, The Hub food mall, UF Bookstore, bowling…read morehall, conference rooms and so much more under one roof with a few floors. Students get $5 discount off the posted nightly hotel rates at Reitz Union Hotel. The book store sells everything from a pin to an anchor. It was interesting to not see any books! The wall of past student government leaders through the years is a fun way to pass time if visiting.

This student union has so much to offer - great restaurants (Panda Express, Starbucks, Wendys,…read moreSubway, Pollo Tropical and Chick Oil A and more) and a great bookstore. They have a pool table, a bowling alley and a bike repair shop that is run by the student government! This is crazy. I had so much fun going through it and going through the bookstore with all of its UF clothing and paraphernalia! They have a welcome center and are incredibly friendly as well! They are ready to give you information whenever you need it! The architecture is stunning and the artwork here is beautiful! It is a 3 story facility, so come in and give them a whirl!

So happy to have come to this garden and to know that people can come and get food from the crops…read more I tasted some grapes and figs that were yummy. The UF College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Field & Fork Campus Food Program works to provide opportunities for collaboration and learning in sustainable agriculture and food systems. Core parts of this program include the Field & Fork Farm and Gardens and the Alan and Cathy Hitchcock Field & Fork Pantry, where students get the opportunity to grow food in a production setting and help provide healthy, fresh food to those in need. Through Field & Fork, people can take courses and participate in activities that explore many facets of food systems, from horticultural practices and food security, to consumption and nutrition. The program also works with faculty, local organizations, and businesses to enhance opportunities for students to apply their education in real world contexts through internships and research.

This is such a great building - it's full of energy celebrating UF - blue and organ. They have a…read moregreat food court and a bookstore as well. Lots of rooms for students and chilling out. Lots of room for busy times as well! You can walk or take the elevator and plenty of restrooms around as well. It's the "Queen Building" on the campus. I know the students enjoy it!

After the ribbon-cutting for the new renovation, the Reitz reclaimed its title as the "Queen…read moreBuilding " on campus. With new features, such as the Social Stairs, Reflection Room, Dance Studios, and Wing Zone, the Reitz continues to be a haven for college students to connect and collaborate. Having that said, there are still some qualms with the new Reitz Union. The new renovated area seems highly disconnected to the old Reitz Union because of the over all appearance: tile colors, cleanliness, and even smell. This inconsistency can be disorientating when exploring the Reitz because of the juxtaposition of the new and old spaces. Furthermore, though the Game Room has updated pool and ping-pong tables with disco lighting, there isn't much of an upgrade to be found. However, the Reitz provides students with a necessary space to inspire each other and fulfill everyday activities, making it a central building on campus.

Everything was smooth sailing all the way. That's the PLUS…read more The negatives: I was not given the exact seat numbers; only the row. I didn't have direct access to the tickets. I had to subscribe to a third party company called AXS, created an account to login and access said tickets; but the AXS app won't even let me login after creating the account. So, I'm not sure I'll be getting my tickets or not before the event.

Expensive middleman posing as a ticket seller…read more Event Tickets Center is not the official ticket seller. Instead it's a resale broker that appears at the top of search results. I paid $184.80 for tickets that were still selling directly from the venue for around $97. When I realized the mistake and requested cancellation before fulfillment, the company delivered the tickets immediately rather than honoring the request. The tickets were real, but the purchasing process feels designed to make buyers think they're buying directly from the venue. Lesson learned: always go directly to the venue's ticketing provider first.