My husband and I came here for a track meet, and it was such a fun experience! It was actually my…read moreMother's Day gift, which made it even more special The atmosphere was amazing so much energy from the athletes and the crowd. The stadium itself is clean, well-organized, and has great seating with clear views of the track. It felt exciting but still relaxed enough to really enjoy the event. Parking and getting in was pretty smooth, and everyone we interacted with was friendly. If you're looking for something different to do or enjoy live sports, I definitely recommend checking out an event here. We had a great time and would come back again!

My first time visiting Drake Stadium, which is located on UCLA campus. I found it very easy to get…read moreto by parking in lot 7. All Stadium seating was on 1 side, so watching the track and field events were all from a good view. The stadium was clean and staff provided good directions as to where our seat section was. Clean restrooms are always a plus. We attended LA Track Fest. An opportunity to see world record holders, former Olympians, and some of the fastest runners in the world was a wonderful experience.

So to be fair our impressions are set in the background of our son graduating, but to have the main…read morecommencement in this legendary arena was pretty cool. Located on the UCLA campus it is a literal who's who of the basketball world. So many basketball greats played this very arena its staggering. For graduation we had gotten there early so had mid-court section 102 seats which were awesome. Easy to see the scoreboard screen in the center plus the entire arena. The temperature was nice as well. Plenty of bathrooms seals the deal

Legendary arena on the campus of UCLA. It's amazing that it's been around for 60 + years, but the…read morerenovations they did between 2010 and 2012 makes this place feel very modern and it's like a brand new arena. It's fun to walk around the inside and look at all of the banners and displays they have showing the rich winning tradition of the mighty bruins. Seats are pretty comfortable and there aren't really any bad seats in the house. I've been to some basketball games and a graduation here in the past, but this time went to a men's volleyball game. It was fun and general admission seating lets you get real up close to the action. It's a great venue and you should come check out some local college action. It's a lot of fun, more intimate, and a lot cheaper than a professional game.

Attended: USA Women's Rugby vs. Japan - April 26, 2025 We…read morehad a fun time supporting women's rugby, but the venue was a mixed bag. This was a double-header event (RFCLA vs. San Diego Legion followed by USA Women vs. Japan), and the $50 GA ticket was a good value for two games. GA wasn't sold out, and there were also group deals and reserved seating options. This is probably an excellent venue for collegiate sporting events, but was not an ideal to attend professional team games. Notes Pros: - Good value for a full afternoon and evening of rugby. - No bad seats--it's a small stadium, so you're close to the action no matter where you sit. - You're allowed to bring your own food and drinks, which is great. Concessions included hot dogs, nachos, snacks, and candy. - Casual atmosphere. Cons: - Bleachers felt a bit high school--in the GA blue section, there are no steps, so you have to climb the bleacher rows to get to your seat. - Kickoff was delayed with no explanation or updates. - Sprinklers turned on mid-game (twice!), pausing play for several minutes while teams re-warmed up. - Port-a-potty bathrooms only. Parking Parking in Lot 4 was $16, but exiting was slow due to poor traffic flow and no direction from staff. Overall I had fun! It wasn't the level of stadium I expected for professional rugby teams, but the capacity was about right, so I also understand why this venue was chosen. The sprinklers coming on was really funny but not great for a professional game. I get that these things happen, but it was also not resolved quickly.

This stadium opened in 2018 (per wikipedia) as a soccer-specific stadium. UCLA mens and womens…read moresoccer play here. They do have pop up concessions and pop up ticket booth available. Parking at nearby lots. Excited to see how it goes in this new space!

My love for Easton Stadium runs deep…read more Growing up I watched the Bruins softball team (on TV) dominate the game with Coach Sue Enquist and a slew of players that went on to be All-Americans and Olympians and such. Of course now you will see Lisa Fernandez assistant coaching from the first baseline. Tenacious player back in her heyday. Enquist continues to visit and probably lend her advice from time to time. When Regionals & Super Regionals are hosted here, she & many former players support the team alongside "Clipper Darrell." The actual stadium is smaller than I anticipated with quite a few obstructed views depending on where you sit. You're only allowed to bring in bottled water. The concession stand is not that great and on the pricey side. PARKING Lot 11 is your best bet. Parking is $12 per car or $7 for disabled. TICKETS Some seats are reserved for Bruin family members. Other than that, it's first come, first-served. No benches here. Flip-down stadium seats only. Single day tickets during regular season play are $5. From my grandfather-in-law's house in Bel Air you can hear the team practicing and playing warm-up music. It always gives me fastpitch fever! I was hoping that their 2018 team with standout pitcher & power hitter Rachel Garcia at the helm they would take the College World Series of Softball championship. Next year, UCLA! And I'm hoping to see some of these ladies in the Olympics when softball finally returns! If you catch a foul ball, expect UCLA personnel to ask you to hand it over to them. They trade you for like a free Diddy Riese cookie voucher or something. 2018 Yelp challenge #128

Simply one of the best sports experiences you can take your family to…read more 1. Tickets are $5/person if you buy ahead of time. 2. Parking is $10 and easy. 3. If you get there early, you'd have no problems sitting right behind home plate. Given all that, why would you spend $$$ to go see a bunch of spoiled millionaires play and pay $13/beer? There are many ways to get to the stadium - the easiest way being off of Sunset.

I have to start this review off by saying if I saw a terrible movie here, maybe my review would be…read moredifferent?!? Had a lovely time at the landmark Westwood! I didn't buy anything at the concession stand but it looked to have all the options one would expect. I did use the bathroom. Two options. A couple down stairs and a bigger bathroom upstairs. Very clean. Very nice. The theater was fantastic. The picture/sound was of the best. The chairs are decent. They lean way back as you sit back and felt very comfortable. We sat in the last row of the first section. Now this movie is instantly one of my all time favorites. I don't cry that often, but this one ripped my heart out. And as Nicole Kidman says in those other less nice theaters...heartbreak felt good in a place like this.

We went to a 7 PM show at this theater to see Thelma. The theater was very clean and offered a…read morevariety of food and drinks. I hope people visit this theater so it will not close like the other 2 theaters down the corner.

The only library where I found a real quiet area in! people talk in a quiet area rarely. The…read moretemperature is not crazy, like all the other places. It also has some natural light that makes it more delicate.

This library is great because it's a perfect mix of quiet, good for group study and individual…read morestudy alike, has computers, large tables and individual cubbies, allows food and drink, and has really comfortable chairs!! Some highlights: --Quiet area for the ultra studious (a quiet no talking section on the back complete with individual cubbies in the very back of that section if you want to take it to the next evel) --four chairs in the front that are super lcomfortable and come with portable desks --really comfortable chairs throughout the library- not your typical sterile hard chairs --allows food and drink (that's a pro mostly but some could see it as a con if there's something particularly odiferous ;) --really good bright lighting --not filled with undergrads (no offense to undergrads at all, it's just that it's a bit more of a serious/older group that tends to be a little more quiet and purposeful, in general) --open to the public not just UCLA students The only major con is that the bathroom is old and outdated! Check it out!

Every time I come into hilltop shop the workers are rude. They don't acknowledge me and act as if…read morei'm an inconvenience. Isn't It supposed to be a convenience store? Especially Caprese or whatever her name is, she didn't even look at me when scanning my items. The one with short hair.

Literally the most unfriendly workers you can imagine. The level of disrespect is crazy, I…read moreliterally don't even go because I don't want to catch the attitude. It is always the same workers there that are so depressed and mean like the ginger boy or guy with glasses. My friends and I will literally will DoorDash from the gas station instead of going in the hilltop shop.

Baby girl is all checked in and off to her collegiate world wind as a D1 scholar and athlete…read more.. Super proud mom...

My son went to this university and had a great experience- academically and socially. Established a…read morelot of network, learned to be resilient, and graduated feeling ready to face challenges in life.

This is an excellent hidden little gem on the UCLA campus…read more Free of charge to get in but you do need to find parking and it is pretty much not free. There is a nearby parking garage .2 miles, 6 minute walk and on weekends it is like $6 for 3 hours or $12 for 12 hours. The staff is very nice and friendly. They warn you before l inning the gates at 5 pm that you need to leave or get locked in. They have signs posted about the closing hours too. There are 12 or 13 different little habitat zones including an awesome koi pond, a waterfall, a bamboo grove and other sections. If you are nearby it is definitely worth checking out for 30-60 minutes or longer. Besides the wonderful flora and fauna, some people go there to read, meditate, and relax too. There are some large picnic tables and I think they can be reserved if you have a large group. Enjoy the photos.

What an amazing hidden gem! We went on a docent led tour of the gardens. Our docent was Lynn…read more She was excellent sharing her wealth of knowledge and answering our many questions! There is a nice easy pathway to walk around with many of areas of shade. Lots of chairs amd benches around to sit and enjoy the beauty. There are even some tables to enjoy a picnic with the family or friends. Lots of interesting trees, plants, and flowers. Some endangered ones. Some growing wild like California Poppies. Each one is labeled with a sign that included the latiin and common names(s) and where they are typically found. There is a pond with koi. Lots of birds and butterflies to see as well. I would recommend this as a nice (and free) activity for anyone! They also have special events including a Twighlight Visit.