More than ample parking, even for the throngs associated with COVID-19 vaccinations. A bit more…read morecrowded inside than felt safe for the vaccination event I attended, but it got the job done and that's all that matters. Looks like a great place to hold sporting events inside. I'm just glad Austin Independent School District offered it up as a mass vaccination site.

Here as part of an AISD event to get things together for a Back to School event. The district works…read morehard to bring the event together. We were happy to be part of pulling things together.

So, not thoroughly impressed with our first Austin rugby experience. We came with an ADA guest in a…read morescooter wheelchair. We purchased special ADA tickets. We get to our section and the wheelchair ramp is locked down and gated. There was zero staff to help and we missed the first 20 mins of the game trying to get to our seats. Then, there's the bathrooms. If you're a woman, you should know that the bathrooms are behind the side of a building that is super dark and sketchy. Very bad location to get to the bathrooms. Super creepy. Then, there's the Pepsi. And only Pepsi. Like it's Illinois and not Texas. Boo. Big thumbs down. I did get to pet armadillos prior to the game and that was wicked awesome. The actual game was good. But just a big boo to the stadium itself.

Came for a rugby game and the parking was easy, the food stands were tasty, the security station…read morewas smooth and the seating area was clean. Can't wait to come back and watch more games!

This is a pretty nice covered arena…read more Nice bleachers, only on one side. Big nice pen with good ground for running horses. Alley way & roping chutes nice. Warm up arena nice. Plenty of restrooms and also the concessions stand food was "above average". There's also a different practice pen (not covered but large). And plenty of stalls and hookups for overnight events. We've rodeoed here and also rented it with friends to ride. The place isn't fancy but definitely well done!

Beautiful stadium and a great track and field facility. We were there for the TPS and the inaugural…read moremeet-up. It would have been better if there were stands on all ends of the stadium, but I still enjoyed my time there.

Well very exciting game was so much fun. Yes Texas State won on overtime. This was a very nice…read moreclean stadium. Tailgate was provided with indoor/outdoor setting live music and great food. The security was outstanding and the staff helpful. The restroom clean catering was awesome food was fresh and delicious. They did have a cash bar TVs and sofa's indoor. We walked out on the feild very nice i enjoyed everything about the stadium they also provided people driving around giving you rides if you parked too far. They had TV's going all thru the tailgate to the very end of the game. We had different areas to choose from so they made sure everyone was comfortable. All in all very nice Stadium and i will be returning.

I have only been to the apmitheater twice for shows and both times were excellent…read more The sound is absolutely incredible. To be honest, I was suprised it was that good. It's a nice space and the lawn seating is decent as well. Like most venues, expect to pay a ridiculous price for beverages and food. Lines can get insanely long. Definitely not a place you want to drive to, parking is pretty close to non-existent. We actually walked one way on each of our visits and then took a car service. That's the best option. Overall, really good experience during both visits.

Line dancing in Moody Amphitheater park managed by Waterloo Greenway was such a refreshing and…read moredelightful experience. There's something special about being outdoors, music playing, and people of all ages coming together just to dance and have fun....Family friendly event. The open space made it feel relaxed and welcoming with good vibes only . The dances were easy to follow, whether you were a beginner or had some experience line dancing, and the sense of community was amazing. Strangers quickly turned into friendly dance partners. Also, plenty of laughs were shared throughout the evening. The fresh air and upbeat music made the whole experience feel uplifting and energizing. It's a perfect way to get some exercise in without it feeling like a workout. This is a great reminder of how fun simple activities can be. Importantly, the Line Dancing was free to the public...6-10 pm. Line dancing in the park is something I would absolutely do again and highly recommend to anyone looking for a fun, social, feel‑good way to spend an evening.

The Austin LOVB ladies played at the cedar park center. Such a great volleyball game! This center…read morehad lots of great good options from nachos to burgers, chicken strips and pizza conveniently priced between $13-$19, shaved ice and ice cream for about $15 , and adult beverages; large domestic beer $13, small for $8, and craft cocktails for $16 with a great selection of spirits. The restrooms are easy to find and very clean. And parking to the event was also convenient with a general price of $15 with a small walk to the main entrance or if you want closer parking there's a $40 option. Families and friends groups of all ages were cheering the teams on as they fought for victory. The HEB center is such a well organized facility to host various sport and entertainment events. If you are here for a basketball or volleyball game make sure you bring your jacket. The whole center is cold since the hokey team also uses this facility and be prepared to walk through security as you enter. The team members of the center are very friendly and help guide you to where you need to go. I really enjoyed watching a volleyball game here with friends. Our comfortable seats were easy to find by following all the section signs along the halls. This was overall a great experience and the perfect place to catch a local game!

I attended the concert at HEB Center to see Anthony Hamilton and Fantasia and purchased the All In…read morePremium Loge Package. The Great The All In Premium Loge package was a strong value. It includes two tickets in a semi private area, a parking pass, two alcoholic drinks each, unlimited non alcoholic beverages, and a full buffet. The view was unobstructed and excellent. There is an elevator that takes you directly to the correct level, which makes access easy. The bathrooms were clean, close by, and had no lines. The dedicated area for food and drinks meant we avoided the long bar lines, which was a big plus. The buffet included salad, vegetables, mashed potatoes, chicken, carved beef, rolls, and desserts. The line moved quickly and the food was enjoyable. The Good While the food was solid, the seating area does not include tables to place your food or drinks. The seats did not appear to be larger than standard seating and there is no additional legroom. (I'm 5'10") That was a bit surprising for a premium package. Although the view was unobstructed, the venue could benefit from additional jumbo screens placed around the arena. The main screen could also be zoomed in more to enhance the experience. The Bad The sound quality was the most disappointing part of the night. The music was too loud and at times you could not hear the artists clearly. Both Anthony Hamilton and Fantasia are powerhouse vocalists who do not need heavy production. Instead of clear, crisp voice isolation, they sounded muffled. After multiple audience complaints, the sound improved, but it was distracting and took away from the experience. The package also advertised dedicated guest services and event staff support. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. We could not find anyone to help us locate our seats or answer questions. The only visible staff were those managing the buffet and the check in area. For a premium experience, that was frustrating. Overall Despite the issues, I had a great time with my friend and we truly enjoyed the concert. I would consider using the All In Premium Loge Package again, but with adjusted expectations. Tips * Avoid the main entrance and use a secondary entrance for quicker entry. * If you do not have a bag, use the express line. (We had small clear bags and were allowed to use th express lane) * Download your tickets to your wallet before you get to the event. * The highway exit for the event can feel chaotic with heavy traffic and aggressive drivers. Consider driving past the first entrance and heading to the second exit. * Take your time after the event to avoid the traffic jam. All in all, it was a fun night. With a few operational improvements, especially around sound quality and guest services, the experience could move from good to great.

I live in Austin and this city lives and breathes UT Football. The team has been solid over the…read morelast few years and has been contenders for the CFB playoffs. The energy is always lively in the building. I will warn people. Be aware of the weather and the time of the day of the game. My friends and I enjoyed the game. But we went to a noon game on a day that it was over 90 degrees. Even with hats, we couldn't last the whole game and had to leave early. If you go during a hot day, I'd recommend buying covered seating if possible. If you can, I'd also suggest trying to go to a night game. Night games are way better. Regardless, the stadium is amazing and the team has been phenomenal. Since moving to Austin, I go to games all the time with my wife and friends.

What do you say about DKR? It's undergone some major transitions since my days as a student. I mean…read morethe jumbotro, the burnt orange fireworks, the drone shows. Game days and nights at DKR are a spectacle! Game days are swarming with people trying to get to their gates, lines of people trying to order food and drinks, vendors setting up in the middle of nowhere to sell beer, water, seltzers, etc. *Water from these vendors can cost you more than the stadium stores. I don't know how pricing is determined. You can find self serve stadium stores for water, drinks, and snacks. They also have free water filling stations so you don't have to break the bank ordering water, but these can be hard to find when hundred of thousands of people are around. They also offer many food options from Pluckers, Tony C's, SmokeyMo's, Stubbs, HTeaO, Amy's, and so much more. Download the maps to easily find first aid sections, food and drink locations, and make sure to wear your fitness trackers because those stairs are massive.

I've been to several stadiums (nephew plays in a band). This probably the least organized and their…read morepolicies require you to buy another ticket if you need to step out, which sucked for me because I left my jacket in the car and needed to buy another ticket to get in... No other stadium that i've been to has that policy in place ... not even the Missions stadium! So that was disappointing.

I love Alamo stadium, I have been coming here my entire life for events from games to graduations…read more It's large and fits a lot of people. But my biggest complaint is that it is soooo hot. Went to a graduation last year and people were fainting. Yeah f you come to Alamo stadium wear a hat and umbrella and sunscreen and glasses! Prepare to bake if it's the sun is out.

Sat at the bar. Service was great and the pizza hot and delicious. The portion size was good and…read moreI'd go back.

Delicious!! I don't know what we were thinking trying to get a table for five at 6pm on a…read moreSaturday, but after we tried numerous places with 2+ hour waits, we opted to get pizza from Via 313 and take it back to our airbnb. Best decision ever! We ordered our food for pick up and it was ready as promised. Inside was your typical pizza place. We shared 3 pizzas: The Cadillac (Prosciutto, Gorgonzola, Parmesan, Fig Preserves, Balsamic Glaze), The Ambassador Bridge (Natural Casing Pepperoni, Sausage, Fresh Garlic, Oregano, House-Made Ricotta), and one other more typical topping pizza. They were all amazing but The Ambassador Bridge was my favorite. We also got the arugula salad- the orange zest and lemon vinaigrette really brightened it and made the salad special.