I went for the spurs and okc game 3 & it was a nice experience! The facilities is well cleaned, the…read moreservice is well done! My sever Kim was a good vibe all around! The food came on time and was delicious! Great time love to be back here for more events

Really great experience, and our server todd was taking great care of us, funny and a nice…read moregentleman. Ask for Todd's service when you come you won't regret it

I have been to this arena for a hockey game and a basketball game and all were awesome! It was my…read morefirst time to go see a basketball game and it was cool! The hockey game was a kings vs ducks game (go ducks!) and was also fun. The arena is also nice overall I think one of my top tier arenas (but the ducks one is higher lmao) (also i went to the Sparks game when it was Dodger Night!) Kings game: 2023 Sparks game: 2025

I've been here several times. I've seen the LA Kings play and most recently for the Diljit Dosanjh…read moreconcert. It's amazing how they can change out the venue. We used the American Express entrance and got points on our card. Concert and game experience is always a 10+ experience.

What a great evening at Angel Stadium! My family and I had an amazing time watching the Los…read moreAngeles Angels take on the Oakland Athletics. The Angels came away with a 5-2 victory, and the crowd's energy made the game even more exciting. The stadium was clean, the atmosphere was fun and welcoming, and there wasn't a bad seat in the house. Whether you're a lifelong baseball fan or just looking for a fun family outing, Angel Stadium is a wonderful place to spend the evening. We created great memories together, and I can't wait to come back for another game. Go Angels!

Any day is a beautiful day at this park - despite how bad the team is…read more Tickets can get really affordable. We went on a Friday night close the third base for about $30. Great deal! Parking is convenient here. Theres a variety of food here; it can be hit or miss with food, so do your scanning first before committing. A lot to see at the park. Fans are spirited and fun.

Love the Bowl. This year there are lots of R&B artists like Gladys Knight and Smoky Robinson. The…read morecrowd is always so friendly and cordial. If you haven't seen a show you have to come. Certain apps like TodayTix offer really cheap prices. We for the Beach Boys for !$17.50. The place is fully assessable and easy to get all the way to the top through the escalator systems. Parking sucks so pay for parking when you buy your tickets. Traffic in and out of the Bowl is nasty. So be patient and make the parking experience part of your journey.

Gonna headline this one:…read more One of the Best Summer Nights You Can Have in LA I came for The Human League and Alison Moyet. I left thinking just as much about the Hollywood Bowl. There's something about this place that feels quintessentially Los Angeles. You're tucked into the Hollywood Hills on a warm summer evening, watching the sun go down while thousands of people from every age and background slowly become one crowd with one soundtrack. For a couple of hours, everyone is there for the same reason. Makes you believe. What surprised me this time was how easy the whole experience felt. We stayed nearby at The Aster (highly recommend), grabbed Sweetfin beforehand , and Uber drop-off and pickup were both incredibly smooth. Sometimes LA events feel like you're fighting traffic and logistics all night. This felt effortless. If you're sitting in the upper bench sections, I'd absolutely rent a seat cushion. The benches are a little tight, but don't let that discourage you. You're surrounded by the Hollywood Hills, the lights slowly come on as the sun goes down, and the atmosphere is just magic. I've been to several concerts here, but this unexpectedly became one of my favorite nights at the Bowl. The music was fantastic, the nostalgia didn't hurt, and I honestly think the venue elevates the experience for everyone... the audience and the performers alike. If you're visiting Los Angeles, or you've somehow lived here without ever going, put it on your list. There really is nothing else quite like a summer night at the Hollywood Bowl.

Recently went to my first game at BMO Stadium to watch Los Angeles FC, and the experience was…read morehonestly unforgettable. The energy in the stadium was unmatched being around The 3252 is something you have to experience at least once. From start to finish, they never sit down or stop chanting, and it completely changes the atmosphere. The crowd overall was really friendly, which made the whole experience even better. I sat in the BMO Football Club section, and the food options were impressive. There was a huge variety, and it felt like everything was included. The team itself showed a lot of talent on the field, which made the game exciting from beginning to end. Plus, the location is perfect--right in Downtown Los Angeles next to USC, so it adds to the whole vibe of the night. Definitely a place I'll be coming back to! Thinking of getting season ticket's!

Located along with many of the venues in exposition park in Los Angeles, BMO Stadium is the home…read moreof the MLS team, the LA Football Club. Ever since LAFC signed Son Heung-min in 2025, I've been itching to see him live [had tried to see him when he played at Tottenham, but failed miserably]. So when saw that tickets in the center upper deck were hovering around $100 on Stubhub, jumped at the chance to go with my wife and my daughter's in-laws (who live closer by). The game ended up being very uncompetitive, but was looking for Sonny to break his goal-less streak to start the season. Alas, he did not, but he had four assists (career high for a game) and contributed to the first goal, a 'own goal' by Orlando City, where he was the last LAFC player to touch it. What a sight! It is located in Exposition Park, so can take either of the 'E' line Metro stops, servicing the area. It's a bit of a walk so need to give it time. We arrived exactly at the 18:30 start time, enough to see the National Anthem (singer was quite good). The match started a little after that, and with our section facing the west, the setting sun during the early part of the game was beautiful, especially against the backdrop of the west part of the stadium. I had gotten seats in Section 213, which is upper deck and row Q wasn't that far back for that section. (seating began at K, all the way to Z, and then AA - DD). The sightlines were great...as long as nobody was standing up in front of you, one could see all four corners of the playing surface. To the right of us, was the the LAFC supporters section, the '3252' (capacity). That area is standing room only, and was the source of constant (not periodic, but constant) chants throughout the game. It was addicting to listen to, and my wife found the webpage that had the words to the various chants, so we sometimes chanted along. The surface uses 95/5 Real grass/synthetic blend there was constant watering during halftime. Six goals were scored this day, so there was plenty of cheering, high-fives, and bouncing up and down throughout the match (mostly in the first half). The stadium was more than 1/2 - 2/3 full at the start of the match, but cleared out quite a lot early in the 2nd half once Son was subbed out. We stayed for the entire bit, since getting out by car wasn't an issue. It took a bit of time to walk back to the Expo/Vermont Metro station, but surprisingly, the East bound train wasn't full. Enjoyed it so much that got two more ticket 4-packs for later this year. Have used Stubhub for most of the ticket purchases in the past, but just used TickPick and the prices seem to more competitive. Anyway you purchase, the tickets end up on the ticketmaster app to display for entry.

The Rose Bowl Stadium!…read more Such a cool stadium. It's pretty big in size. I love some of the architecture throughout the structure. I did get stopped by security guard because I was trying to bring in my umbrella. I was told that umbrellas are not allowed. I explained that I needed the umbrella for a sun allergy and I was walked over to a manager. I showed the manager my medical record showing that I do have a sun allergy and he allowed me to bring it into the stadium. Thank you. I appreciate that because I would die without my umbrella lol I'm not trying to breakout in hives and rashes just to go to the Rose Bowl lol

The Rose Bowl is probably one of the worst venues I've ever been to for a concert…read more The concert itself was amazing. I bought my ticket last minute and went alone because the artists were Coldplay and H.E.R., and I had been dying to see them live. Plus, tbh there is something fun about being able to say, "Yeah, I've been to the Rose Bowl." That said, I really hope any artist I love never forces me into this venue again. The food options were not interesting, the venue felt filthy, and I wanted to avoid the restrooms as much as possible. People were smoking near me during the concert, and one guy drank so much that he ended up vomiting all over the bleachers behind me. Security had to escort him out, and even that became chaotic because his friends nearly picked a fight with them. Now, Coldplay was absolutely incredible!! They know how to put on a show, and once they hit the stage, I genuinely forgot how miserable the venue experience had been. Unfortunately, I ended up missing the one song I was most looking forward to (Fix You) because toward the end of the concert, some smarter concertgoers started leaving early to avoid traffic. Since I had a long drive home, I decided to leave during the last few songs too. And even then? I still got stuck in traffic for a while! Getting out of the Rose Bowl was an absolute nightmare. Would I come back here again? Honestly, I hope not. The artist would have to be extremely worth it for me to willingly set foot in this venue again. My advice: go at your own risk, get there as early as possible for better parking, bring food and water so you can eat before going in, wear comfortable shoes, and go with people you actually like enough to suffer with. Coldplay was amazing. The venue experience was not.

SoFi Stadium is an impressive venue with a beautiful design, great views, and an exciting…read moreatmosphere for concerts and sporting events. The stadium itself is top-notch and always puts on a great experience. That said, it often feels like they're understaffed. The concession lines are consistently long, and it can take a significant amount of time just to grab food or drinks. On top of that, the concession prices are extremely high--even by stadium standards. Improving staffing and offering more reasonable food and beverage prices would make the overall experience much better.

I attended a World Cup game at Sofi and loved it! The stadium itself is huuuuge and it has a…read morebeautiful campus. There's a lake which has little waterfalls in it. There are also many trees and open spaces around too. Inside and out, the stadium was clean and nice. Parking- There isn't a ton of parking, but we were able to get in and out super quick and easy. We paid $95 for parking which was a bit steep, but we heard that's pretty average for the stadium. Inside- Inside is huge! There are lots of food and drink options too. The stadium itself is nice because it has like a mesh covering, so there's still some sunlight but it's not harsh because the mesh blocks it. We had seats in the up top section, but it was still a great view and you could watch what was happening on the Jumbotron thing.

Love watching concerts here. I refuse to watch it at another venue because for the price you pay,…read moreyou can't get any better being close without pulling an arm or leg. I have watched Michael Buble, Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande, Justin Timberlake, Jingle Ball, Jonas Brothers, AJR, Shawn Mendes, KNOTB & Paula Abdul and many more artists. One that got canceled was Camila Cabello's due to COVID. Seating: I've had seats from the floor all the way up to the boonies. The further you go up, the seats become tighter and you do not have a drink holder so be aware that spillage of drinks will come down the floor and you may be stepping into stickiness. Also just be aware when you purchase seats that you do not purchase one that says "partial view obstructed". Otherwise you'll enjoy the concert no matter what. Parking: arrive early and get your prepaid parking. It's mostly a quick in and out. The longest one that took to get out was the AJR concert. The bathrooms are all downstairs which is kinda hard if you're ADA. Time it right so that you don't miss the act you're seeing. Food: stay away from their nachos. We had that and it was gross. You are safe with all the other snacks. Merch: Depending on the artist it should be located all throughout the venue. Inside and outside. But there are those people who sell the knock offs if your on a budget. Support your artist though people! Then buy a knock

We caught Rush's final LA show and walked away pleasantly surprised, despite a few venue quirks…read more Arriving about an hour and a half before showtime, we expected parking to be an absolute nightmare. Instead, the on-site lot was easy to find, and the staff did an incredible job checking us in and directing traffic. After a short walk to the entrance, we were greeted by very friendly staff who breezed us through security. Once inside, the experience got a bit bumpy. The concourse area was poorly organized, with massive lines for t-shirts and food completely blocking the walkways for people just trying to get to their entrances. To make matters worse, the food selection was limited and very expensive. Finding our section and seats was a breeze, though the seating itself is incredibly cramped with very little knee space. However, once the music started, all was forgiven. The sound system was absolutely superb--not a single glitch during the entire 2.5-hour show. The only other major downside is the weird setup for the men's restrooms. You have to walk down two flights of stairs just to reach them, Also, the sinks to wash your hands are hard to spot. Thankfully, the night ended on a high note. Getting out of the parking lot was surprisingly fast and well-organized. All in all, it is a solid venue to catch a great band!