We attended the Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton Concert on 05/16/2026. We left the hotel 30 minutes…read moreprior to the start of the concert hoping we didn't get caught up in a crowd but we were able to move through security pretty quickly. My SO noticed that that seats in other areas of the venue may have been more comfortable than the ones we chose on the floor but overall not bad in terms of our view. We had two beverages and snacks. We were shocked but not shocked at the prices as it is to be expected. We had no problems locating our seats or the restrooms as we were given good directions by the staff. The arena was in walking distance from the hotel we chose, definitely a plus!!!

April 2025 Mark C Smith hall for PETER PAN a musical! I…read moreshud have entered this a week ago. Show was such a delight to us. Brought back so many memories & the children loved it. Tinker-bell was a hit with the children! ATL you shud see this show , (CHGO ratings earlier this year were outstanding. ) Broad theater league did an excellent job

I love coming to havoc games! We buy our tickets at the ticket booth rather than Ticketmaster which…read moresaves some money. At this point we have sat all over the stadium and rarely is there a "bad seat." The games are always a good time - and hey we have a pretty awesome team! The drinks and food are on the pricey end but they do occasionally offer deals like 3$ beer night. Fun date night!

I heart the Havoc! Especially when my company was offering free blocks of seat tickets - ((sigh…read morethose were the days)). You can get deals such as military appreciation night, etc., and other special event nights include Melissa George Night, Legends Night, Wiener Dog Races, and Small Dog Races, Star Wars Night, and St. Paddy's Night. The games are fun to watch, fast-paced, entertaining as a good ole hockey brawl may break out any minute!! Entertaining stuff. You can get eats at the free-standing bar/restaurant right in the arena lobby, or at various concession stands (think hotdogs, popcorn, etc.). The Havoc mascot is fun to watch as are the various half time events - however, what I'm reading now is that the mascot won't be a part of this year's season due to COVID concerns - seems odd to me, but I guess the mascot does hug and touch folks. The Havoc (Keith Jeffries) owner says fans can buy seats in pods of 1-6 and they will have to sit in those seats. Masks will be required to enter Havoc games and they will have social distancing markers and signs to separate. "They have to have it (a mask) (on) to come in, when they're in the concourses, the bathrooms, walking to concessions," Jeffries said. "When they're out of their seats they have to have it on. When they're in their seats we encourage them to keep it on except when they're eating and drinking." Glad the Havoc are back - it really is fun for the whole family!

I don't know how this track has been here as long as it has and not yet been reviewed…read more This is the track my husband used to come to in the 80s as a kid/young adult. I always figured it was just some run-of-the-mill track. I had even been in the area and gone to a nearby boat ramp. I had no idea how "pretty" this track is. Before the sun went down, I was just as happy to watch the races as I was to look at the foothill backdrop, a gorgeous sunset, and grazing animals in the field just outside the track that didn't seem a bit bothered by the buzz of the engines.

Very poorly maintained facility. Needs new management. Sewage leaks across floor in bathroom and…read moreis ignored.

This is a beautiful historic house that is a museum that you can walk through most days of the…read moreweek. They also allow events to be scheduled here. It's a historic gem and worth the visit to support!

Places to visit in Huntsville, AL? The Weeden House for sure belongs to be in the top 5. Overview…read moreof the history what starts with the fact that the house was built the same year,1819, when Alabama became a State. The house was the home of the painter & poet Maria Howard Weeden. Her painting are amazing. Hard to believe what she was able to do with tiny number of hairs as a brush. Unbelievable precise portraits of African American ordinary residence of Huntsville at that time leave you impresion that they like to communicate with you. Thank you Gina who provide to us a wonderful full hour tour. Your enthusiasm was visible and we left the Museum with the impression that we fulfill our goal to learn more about American history and history of Huntsville.

This was my first time ever attending the Alabama Jubilee and I made a point to go on the night of…read morethe balloon glow. Parking is crazy, so you just kind of park literally anywhere you get a spot. It's best to get there early if you want a ride. We didn't quite make the cutoff, but one of the pilots let us get in the basket and I got to pull the fire lever! Really cool. The balloon glow was beautiful! They had a lot of food vendors and a local radio station playing music. Great vibes! This event is free!!! This is held annually on memorial weekend. I will definitely be back!

If you just want to catch the sun, super bad management. You arrive and there are only food stalls…read more Now I understand why when many people arrived they returned. I don't recommend it at all. I wasted my trip and my time.

Updated review... Loooong lines!…read more Did I mention looooong lines?! Indeed, that is what you'll see and experience like we did today. So have a plan next year and be sure your phone is juiced up. We split up into different lines and updated each other when certain booths ran out of wings. Sadly, most did. And if you were one w patience, you waited until they eventually replenished them after some time. Some vendors didn't. :( That was frustrating especially when we've been waiting for some time under the hot sun (happened at least twice to us, more w others). So some of the vendors actually started giving out pieces of cheese pizza instead of wings. And if you were smart, you traded 8 stamps for a whole cheese pizza vs risking standing in long lines only to learn half way up that they ran out... again. Will we do it again next year? Hmmmm?!?! Donate to the cause - indeed! Wait in long lines under the hot sun for subpar wings and cold pizza - uhhh, maybe not. After a while, the wings all seemed to taste the same. But I'm guessing they're better served in their restaurants than how they were served today. But who am I to complain? Our tickets were significantly discounted. 8P Weather was nice, sunny and tolerable. Street parking was free ($5 in the nearby garage). Seeing friends, co-workers, familiar faces and benefiting a worthy cause was a plus too. :) We'll see about next year. ///Original review/// Right off the bat- Battle of the Buffalo is a benefit fundraiser held in honor of Paul Michael Salmon (aka Fish) who died of leukemia in March 1, 2007. The brothers at ATO (Alpha Tau Omega) of UAHuntsville started this annual event to benefit the local Russel Hill Cancer Foundation. What you'll find there are local restaurants grilling up their best chicken wings for y'alls to taste, a contest for you wing eating lovas, local musicians for entertainment, as well as fun activities and a kid zone for the small ones. The event is today - April 12th from 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM at Big Spring Park located in Downtown Huntsville (514 Clinton Avenue West, Huntsville, AL 35801). Tickets can be bought online or at the event for $15 each. Packages available, too. Some local companies offered advanced ticket purchases at a significantly reduced price ($5/employee, $8/family member). Something to plan for next year, right?! Each ticket is worth 20 wings and 3 drink refills. So put away your boots and throw on your flip flops (and maybe a bib) and head on down to the park for some wings!

I have visited here twice on field trips with my students. I love this museum! There's so much to…read morelearn and if you're into science like me, this is definitely your place. There are self-guided tours, guided tours for groups and hands-on classroom experiences. You can meet an actual NASA scientist, learn about our solar system in the planetarium, and enjoy the various rides that are included with admission. There are other fun things to do but I believe those events/rides cost extra. You can even enjoy lunch under the trees or in the food court area inside. Pro Tip: Plan to visit at least two days to take it all in! It's definitely an out of this world experience!

There is a lot to do. We spent almost four hours here on a Monday. Our eleven year old loved it…read more I went a ton as kid and have not been interested in going back, but it had much more to offer than when I was a girl.

This was a pleasant surprise! I didn't even know we had this in Huntsville. My friend booked the…read morefall colors train for us, which was surprisingly cheap at $15 each. Sadly it rained and the windows fogged pretty bad so we couldn't see a lot. They also do a Santa train starting December 3rd. I would do the fall colors one again, more mid October and not November to get the best views. Side note- there were no functioning bathrooms on the train.

It is small compared to other railroad museums that I have been to in Tennessee. But, it is free…read more The main attraction here is the train ride with the old diesel locomotive. It was sold out when we got there, but I can't hold that against them. It was our fault. It was too hot today for another run later in the day. Those tin cans of rail cars just get too hot. There were a few interesting exhibits.