We were very disappointed with our experience at the Lovers and Friends Festival Antelope Valley…read moreEdition. We brought our children because the event was advertised as family-friendly, and one of the main reasons we attended was to see Ray J perform, which unfortunately did not happen. We paid extra for VIP, only to find out that tables were an additional $100 each. It was frustrating because most people would expect a VIP section to already include seating or tables. The atmosphere was not family-friendly at all. There was smoking, vaping, drinking, and marijuana use all around us despite rules saying not to do those things. I have never smoked in my life, but by the time we left, my hair smelled like weed, my tongue tasted like marijuana, and one of my children, who has asthma, came home feeling sick. One of my kids also seemed affected by all the smoke in the air. We were constantly getting pushed, crowded, and harassed in the VIP section. People were all over us, and we did not feel safe or comfortable. We had to leave early and missed the performance we came for. Overall, this event was disorganized, overcrowded, and not appropriate for families with children. If you are expecting a true family-friendly environment, this was not it. I would appreciate it if someone from the event team could reach out to me to discuss a resolution regarding our experience.

This is a horrible venue, I wasn't even inside for more than an hour and got kicked out. It was for…read morea Banda event and it was so expensive. The security was clearly on a substance telling me to leave because I was by the bar. Putting their hands on minors when it was an all ages event. This place is so up tight and I would demand a refund when all they could do is accuse me of lies and lies I'm so disappointed and feel very disgusted. I will never be returning to this venue.

Such a nice spot! Close to grocery store, gas station and love that they have the bleachers…read morecovered. Although it's in the desert, I expected them to have more than just concrete bleachers, yes they had some chairs at certain fields but not at all fields. It gets hot! Were from OC but the staff working the tournament were kind and I just wish they made sure to charge everyone and not let their friends get in free. Some young girl was working and was on phone while doing my transaction. I noticed when I went to get food, I didn't have exact change. I went back and told her and she said I don't remember. I knew what cash I took only because i just took it out at vons and headed straight to the complex. had $200 in cash on me. I handed her $100. Clearly she was side tracked but what was weird is when we returned, to tell her about the money, her bf (who she was on phone with) had shown up and some of his friends to hang while she worked. But we have to pay to watch our kids?? but this young girl working can have her bf show up and his friends all while not doing the best job while handling money?!!! Since she said she wasn't sure and didn't remember I took it as a loss. Only 3 adults and 4 toddlers 5 and under. I should've gotten $79 back but got $29. I didn't think to check because I was tending to my kids and when I saw the $20 on the outside of my change, I just expected the rest would be in the cash I got back but basically I lost out on $79 all because she was preoccupied. One more thing, please add covering over entire parking lot. In OC we have coverings over all parking but it's hotter In Palmdale so I'd say cover accordingly. We hope to come to this complex again i

Great park, clean and have maintained bathrooms. Some areas you need to take your own chairs in…read moreothers it has seats in place. Beautiful regardless, enjoyable area. Thank

This is the 250th Anniversary of United States, so I would celebrate by attending a Beach Boys…read moreconcert at the Hollywood Bowl. The house was packed. Brian Wilson passed away last year. Mike Love was looking very frail on stage. In fact, it was not long after the Beach Boys concert that Mike Love stopped touring. I enjoyed myself with an evening of great music. One more thing go visit the Hollywood Bowl Museum. I learned so much about the history of Hollywood Bowl. Frank Gerry designed the amplifier horns on top of the Hollywood Bowl. Ray out.

I have been coming to the Hollywood Bowl for more than 40 years- it is an amazing experience and…read morecountless great memories. As they have tried to update the venue the challenge is usually the same issues....how can you get a large group of people safely into a tight location in the hills - amazing place to see a concert but parking or trams are not easy- I have tried it all , parking at the site - not good if you get stuck behind a car that doesn't leave right away- schedule buses are not easy either- when concert is over they try to max load them with standing patrons which is not all that safe and causes lots of delays in getting out of there. Last week we saw Santana and Dobbie brothers and it's was a sold out - parked at LA Zoo for Schuttle bus - my suggestion is if they could get some lights into that lot and have 3 people to direct people out it would make a huge difference. 11:30pm in the dark trying to find your car with aisles of merging traffic is not good. I however will tell you the staff for group sales are amazing! I put together a large group for smooth jazz every year and they are the best to work with, help you even get better seats along the way. Love them!

The biggest highlight is the atmosphere, as Condors games have a strong hometown feel with…read morecowbells, cheers, the kiss cam and real NHL hockey energy. The game presentation also adds to the fun, with fun intermission activities, promotions, and fan experiences,great yet nearly impossibleto comllete or win,, the arena is easy to get to, get in with more than just one entrance, parking is now horrendous and expensive nearby off N Street, my opinion arrive super early and get street parking, walk to get dinner and then to the stadium.. The venue is generally practical and well organized Ushers do their job well, The main lowlights are that concession foornis mediocre, lines can get long and service can be slow, and the entry process doing a Condors game is restricted to Two Doors into metal detectors, absolutely more time-consuming than necessary because of bag checks, metal detectors, and other rules. These are understood but open more than two doors before game time that would help with the process. Our experience was a great experience up until the Guest services supervisor,showed his butt( not physically but literally), I knew he was a guest services supervisor because he was announced on the ice and was appreciated for doing his job apparently.( this was some sort of staff appreciation night) anyhow he was seated in front of us about four rows ahead with a gardeners hat and a 10" brim, that forced the people who were supposed to sit behind him to move, also he did not sit down during the whole game and was just obnoxious. Not sports arena obnoxious, just obnoxious. The GSS when leaving to walk up the stairs he had to wait, as game was in play, while waiting he was more than obnoxious to the man standing next to him and his lady (while he waited ) he started screaming very cllose to his ear "let's go Condors" less than 3 ft away from the man, I literally butted in and told him to chill and he went further up the stairs to continue yelling let's go condors which is fine but just not in someone's ear anyway, hope I never have to deal with this dude personally because it shows you what kind of person he I believe he felt emboldened because he worked there and he had approximately 20 family members there that day but I can tell just in that moment as a Condors employee he's a problem. If not to anyone else to people he doesn't believe deserves respect because he seems to think he's above them as an employee. Anyway we had a good time the food for me was way too expensive but a friend of mine bought me a $2 hot dog this hot dog wasn't worth 15 cents it seem to be overcooked the bun was soft but too moist for a hot dog to be enjoyed so I decided to leave at the beginning of the third quarter when the Condors were down 3-1 and knew it probably wasn't going to get better as we walked out. I think im psychic .... as we walked up the stairs San Diego Gulls scored another goal which put it at four to one and therefore solidified my exit to go pick up a cheap meal at Taco Bell anyway great experience great energy keep me away from obnoxious people which is kind of hard to do at sports events but I digress Dignity Health Arena seems to be well run and sort of reminded me why I had season tickets in the 2000s. Just hoping I don't have to talk to the guest services supervisor before I'm allowed to buy those tickets that might change my mind..

The BEST SEATS at an AHL (American Hockey League) venue! I'm touring the pacific division and…read morehitting up all 10 teams, this time I came to see the Bakersfield Condors. I had a blast at the Country Night game with my Mom. The outside of Dignity Health is stunning, I love the fountain, spacious plaza, and shiny windows. The entire property is super clean and inviting. I walked in and the Dignity Health event staff were friendly. Everyone had a lovely attitude (minus a gift shop dude) and was very helpful. Our usher/attendant downstairs ( a younger, heavy-set gentleman) was absolutely amazing! He had excellent customer service and was dressed professionally. All ushers had a neat uniform and were instantly recognizable. Our only issue with the venue, is that some of the concourse level is a little bland. It's almost too industrial and needs slightly more color. Thankfully, the arena has plenty of food, concessions stands and pop-ups at almost every corner! We tried the popcorn and it was decent (maybe needs a little more butter). The lady at the popcorn stand was kind. As for main event, we were impressed with the ice, seats, and Jumbotron. I had ample space for my legs and a cushion for my backside. Additionally, I didn't have to squint to see the stats, everything was easy to see from our vantage point. The arena has good lighting and has a family-friendly feel. Shoutout to the family restrooms, those are a lifesaver. Note: Parking on Level 1 of the adjacent parking structure is $20. Parking on every other level (2 and up) is $15. We opted to parking on the second floor as we don't mind walking down the stairs to get to the arena.

The audio here sucks!! i can't understand the words anyone is saying!! I'm not sure I'd come…read moreback given a choice. Parking was over priced. Drinks were over priced... rip to concerts

Good location. Very…read moreclean. Organized. Plenty of security. Plenty of parking. A little pricey..... Good cocktails. Good snack bar.

A beautiful way to spend the Memorial Day weekend. Perfect weather and temps. My handicapping not…read moreso good today... but with views of the San Gabriel mountains who cares. I was actually surprised at the size of the crowd Monday, very well attended. For those new to Santa Anita go to the Frontrunner for a restaurant experience overlooking the stretch run. Serious horse players go to the "Room" - it's next to the Chandelier room. Used to be called the Sports Book but now it's just unnamed. The clubhouse side has outdoors table seating just past the finish line. Plenty of bars and food venues throughout for those so like to walk around and visit the paddock and walking ring. Check it out!

I came to Santa Anita Park for a 5K race. Yes, me, not the horses. - haha…read more This place is so nice! So clean! So organized! Beautiful grounds. Beautiful curb appeal. Manicured landscaping. Peacocks walking around. An experience I will cherish for ever. On race day, there were rides, food, beer, and just a good vibe that would make anyone come back again. Sure it was hot! But it's also California! Gotta love a sunny, bright, hot day with cotton like clouds up in the sky. Happy summer everyone!

A friend invited me to the Hilary Duff concert and I immediately jumped at the opportunity of…read moreseeing one of my favorite childhood artists. The venue was nice and had mostly friendly and helpful staff. I recommend buying a parking pass ahead of time. The cost will vary depending on the artist. I didn't have time to explore food options but I enjoyed the nachos and a margarita. The sound in the venue was great and I liked sitting in the box in 224 as it came with extra service.

Been to lots of concerts and edm shows here and have enjoyed it every time. We usually sit in the…read more200 level section and usually had good views though i think it also depends on the row so i always double check with a view from my seat before buying tickets. Sound is great, security check is an easy process, and sections are simple to find. But I noticed that the restrooms inside are cleaner than the ones outside before the entrance. A big downside is parking. It's ridiculously expensive and leaving after an event is a total clusterfuck. We use SpotHero to reserve a parking few blocks away which has worked better for us. Food and drinks are also overpriced and mid, so we always eat beforehand. I am not about to get ripped off lol. it's a good venue for concerts but i recommend to plan your parking and food ahead of time.

We came here for The Lord of the Rings in Concert and had a great time. The venue was really…read morecomfortable. The temperature was perfect, not freezing like some theaters but not warm either. The acoustics were excellent and the orchestra sounded incredible the entire show. We sat in the orchestra section and had no problems seeing both the full orchestra and the screen. The setup was really well done and there wasn't a bad view from where we were. The only real downside was the concessions. They're expensive, even for a concert venue. A double rum and Coke was $40, and beers were around $20. I guess that's just the world we live in now, but it still caught me off guard. Everyone we interacted with was friendly, and the men's restroom had plenty of stalls so getting through during intermission was quick and easy. I'd definitely come back for another show. Great sound, comfortable venue, and a fun experience.

a long four score years ago, I went to a kid cudi with my friends. This was my first ever concert…read moreback when it was called Nokia Theatre. Im deciding to write a review because a true yelp yelps even if its in the past. You are in the heart of downtown LA. This is now called Peacock theatre and i also went here as that name to a hillsong worship night and elevation worship night. Surrounded by tons of restaurants, next to the staples center now known as crypto.com arena. The venue was a nice size. We had middle right seats. Im pretty sure it's updated and a lot nicer now. But we had a good time. parking: I parked a couple blocks away cuz we aint trying to pay full price if you are a local. Everywhere is busy so you might as well save some money while you are at it.

Came here with my young daughter to see a CSUN men's basketball game. It's a smaller arena but…read moreideal to see the action. The sight lines are great and crowd is friendly. Amazing to be that close to the action in a D1 game. They have concessions but didn't get to try those. They have sponsored contests between time outs and periods so keep you entertained. General admission is on one side and cheaper. A lot families and people of all ages. Reserved seating on the other side is more sedated. This is real college basketball with even Vegas lines. My wife is a CSUN grad and I grew up nearby so go Matadors. Can't wait to return!

After a week-long birthday celebration, I topped it off by attending a Saturday night baseball game…read moreat Morongo Field to watch a minor league baseball game. The minor league baseball team for the Anaheim Angels, the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, took on the minor league team for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Over 80 family members and friends joined me, and we all had a BLAST!! We ate/drank, laughed, watched an entertaining baseball game, caught a couple of foul balls, took pics with the ballplayers and the team mascots, and truly enjoyed our time together. The venue is such an awesome stadium: every seat has a great view of the field, the seats are comfortable, and the restrooms and snack bars are conveniently located. Admission tickets are $15.00 per ticket, and parking is only $6.00 per vehicle. Thank you to Matthew Marquez (Quakes Group Sales Manager) for handling every single detail of our group's visit. Matt was very professional, friendly, helpful, and made sure that every single person in our group enjoyed their visit to this ballpark. I have spent the last ten birthdays here with family and friends, and this visit was the best one yet. Thank you, Rancho Cucamonga Quakes.

STINGY, GATEKEEPING STAFF! Oof, this new affiliation with the Rancho Quakes has turned for the…read moreworst. As an Angels fan I was pumped to root for the Quakes and get a "newer" venue. However, the culture of the staff is absolutely different in a bad way. Typically, giveaways with the 66ers in San Bernardino were plentiful and joyous. Not here! I arrived for a Rancho Jersey giveaway and the staff stopped passing out jerseys after a few minutes after the gates opened. There were loads of fans who didn't receive a giveaway item. Meanwhile, staff stored boxes of jerseys away, I saw a dude take some to the back! What?! I absolutely hate when staff store things for themselves. It felt more like a slap in the face when they started distributing tons of rally towels instead of the jerseys. This was planned, this team's front office are cheap penny-pinchers. I arrived early before the game, I know how these events work. This was one of the worst sporting experiences I've encountered. Staff were standoffish and condescending when we asked them what their deal was? I was polite and professional, I don't like these Rancho Karens one bit. At this point, this is a betrayal to the Angels brand. I never have this happen at a major league game. Yes, I know resources vary but this is rude customer service. Only Tremor and Aftershock were chill, this team needs to cool it. I won't be coming here till people fix this mess. PS: Hey Quakes, you had all this time to revamp your merch and we're still selling Dodger blue memorabilia? What the what?! Lame.