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    3.8 (51 reviews)

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    Tiffani S.

    Went to the October London concert at the UCF Yuengling Center and it was the perfect place to host it. The size is surprisingly comfortable. We had floor seats but looked like every seat was a great seat. Parking was easy. The staff inside were super friendly. Especially the floor team. It feels like an older facility that could use some modernization. Especially the bathrooms. Otherwise, we had a good experience.

    Cynthia M.

    We've been to USF Yuengling Center quite a few times. First, for concerts, then for a comedian, then our boys graduated there, then most recent for the Hans Zimmer LIVE concert. It is staffed with friendly people, clean, organized, and great views from many angles. We love coming here as opposed to other arenas & stadiums because of those reasons. It doesn't hurt that it's close to home, too! The photos are from the most recent event we went to: The Hans Zimmer LIVE concert. One small things that could be improved, is parking for special events needs to be more specific. Many of us had no idea if we had to pay or not. We ended up paying, just in case.

    Scott M.

    Awesome mid-size arena for many of our local events. I regularly go here for USF basketball games and it's exactly what you'd expect. My only gripe is that they seem ill equipped to handle larger crowds, so cars end up backing up on Fowler Ave. Concessions a bit pricey, $10 for domestic beer, and often run out of programs (men's basketball).

    Marquese C.

    Beat Dook and USF women took care of business. The yeungling center hosts other events than basketball games. The club area here is amazing and filled with popcorn, hotdogs and much more. Thanks for beating Duke & the free T Shirt

    Roger Renzo R.

    I have been here twice for concerts. The staff outside the stadium is always alert to direct the people to the correct gate. Inside I was surprised that the bathrooms were clean. The experience in the concerts is always amazing!

    Vi el concierto del Cubatonazo y me gustó muchísimo ma experiencia !! Bonito lugar y cómodo

    Men's basketball game !
    Courtney C.

    Better parking spaces where you don't have to pay after you have already purchased tickets for games . I got a cheeseburger tonight and walked all the way back to my seat and it was cold . The burger had taste but literally the bun was cold and the cheese of course wasn't melted . The actual patty wasn't hot either ! Concession stands need to do a bit better especially with the already high prices !

    Ghost 2022
    Joe S.

    What a crappy arena. What we encountered were small, crowded corridors, poor line management for concessions and concert merchandise, terrible restroom layout, and frustrating signage when trying to find parking. Upon arrival, there were two lines of cars and the signs said to use both lines. The line on the right went into the parking lot at the front of the arena. The line on the left took you past the parking lot to a light where a sign said event parking with an arrow to the right. That was the last sign we saw and we ended up driving around campus and back towards the arena where we finally found parking that wasn't even clear it was for the event. What a negative arrival experience, plus we had a long ass walk in the 90+ degree heat. Luckily, we were delayed enough so there was no line to get in. We went through security and were on our way in. The sections were poorly labeled as we went in the entrance to our section and had to walk through about 5-6 sections to get to our seats. There was no clear walkway so we were walking down rows of seats. Sections are marked terribly and we found our seats, but many people throughout the show found they were in the wrong seats as others came to sit down. Annoying! The ushers were kind of useless with the amount of mistaken seats. All of the restrooms are on the ground level! This made it a challenge to try and use the facilities as we happened to be in a section that the only way back out was climbing up the stairs to the top, then going down the stairs to the bottom. Again, terrible planning by whoever built this place. The Ghost concert sounded great and it's the only reason it's 2 stars instead of 1 star. It's a small, intimate arena and probably good for a college like USF. It just lacked too much to be given a positive rating. As a venue for attending an event, I've been to way better places, including some High Schools that could teach this venue a thing or two.

    Brigitte L.

    First time coming here for a concert. Haven't been here since I graduated from USF, so it's been some time! Tauren Wells concert and we had front row and VIP access. Love me some Tauren and this facility made for a great place to have the concert. I've never been to an event where parking and entrance/exit ran so smooth! The staff is organized and friendly! Signage was clear to funds parking. Parking was via ParkWhiz, so you purchased online and show the QR code for scanning when entering the lot. Staff directed cars to the available spots. When we entered the center, staff was clear about the entrance process and in telling us what to do and where to go when we entered. Since we had VIP access, we had a meet and greet with Tauren before the concert. We were directed to get our lanyards and where we needed to go for the meet and greet. When the concert was over, exiting the parking lot was the most organized I've ever seen! They had traffic directed by staff that clearly helped to get everyone out in an orderly fashion. This also helped with how quickly the traffic was able to exit. I definitely think they could teach the city of Tampa and Bucs a few tips.

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    William L.

    Came here for an HS graduation; ain't grandkids wonderful? Getting into the place was pretty simple; just turn off Fowler where it says "USF Yuengling Center." Then follow the thousands of traffic cones conveniently set up for "Event Parking." They even have signs so indicating, along with unfriendly "community service officers" to point in random directions. One we found our spots up in Section 213, which was an easy chore with all the clear signage. Then of course climb the steep stairs up the steep balconies and before you know it, you too will get a mild case of vertigo. So here we are having transformed this "center" from the "arena" it really is. One good thing about the is place is that the slightly overpriced snack bar was in operation. That way we can all live up to that old notion of "Go to a graduation, get a snow cone." I suppose it works just as well with popcorn or a corn dog too. There are sufficient restrooms and manners of egress to keep the flow moving in here. It seems as though they have a well-tuned AC system too. It was hot outside but you'd never know it in here. Would I come back here for a basketball game, you ask? Personally, I could care less about USF. I could also care less about basketball. Nothing wrong with either of those two most American phenomena, I suppose; just nothing that draws me either. As a result of the Eldest Granddaughter Unit finishing her (secondary) academic career...eh: beats sitting in an open air stadium. "Horns Up!"

    Anat S.

    There is plenty of parking around for this venue. And it's not as big as other venues around the country. We were happy to be back to be at a live concert after over two years, but the acoustics is not great.

    Matt W.

    As a concert venue this place was awesome! Saw Ghost here and they were fantastic as always. The upper seats were pretty uncomfortable but it's meant for college students to watch basketball games so you shouldn't expect luxury. Acoustics were great and lighting was phenomenal. I'd come back here in a heartbeat.

    Vincent D.

    The process for letting people in for a kids cheerleading event was a joke. 20 min plus to get in. Arrived 30 min early and missed my child's performance. I have never seen such a poorly run venue Mr Vinick and USF should be ashamed of the facility and staff which runs it. This is a case study for sport management classes on how not to run a facility.

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    USF Graduation. Really need to have 2 lines for people with bags and 2 lines for non- bags. 86 degrees and lines are moving really slow.

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    Located at USF campus the Yuengling Center is a great place for concerts and other events.

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    Amphitheater

    1.3(3 reviews)
    5.6 mi

    My friend and I purchased tickets for REO Speed wagon and Scorpion concert. My friend arrived…read morelater, but wasn't able to pass the security gate because she had a pocket book. The security guard was so rude. Rather then politely explaining their security protocol, which I couldn't find in the company's wed site, he said "either you take your pocket book in your car or donate" Since she parked her car far away and mad about the guard's rude behavior, she decided to not to attained the concert. I saw some people carrying small backpacks and purses inside the Amphitheatre. I felt she is mistreated because she is an Asian. This incident made us supposedly a great concert night into a bitter experience.

    I've been to countless amphitheaters this is by far the worst. Went to see Jack Johnson only to…read morewalk around because there was no grass space. They let all these a holes brings king size sheets as blankets hogging space so the show sucked. They fleece you for concessions where I paid 18 dollars for a stale corona beer in a large can with no lime that taste more like piss than beer. Basically we spent a couple hundred dollars to walk around in a cattle drive.The view from the lawn sucks so it's not really a concert experience but more like watching a Jumbotron at a sporting event. The ambience of the place sucks unlike real amphitheaters such as red rocks or the wolf trap in beautiful settings this one ain't. You get a view of one of the scummiest parts of Tampa and I 4 watching traffic. In closing I had been to the amphitheater years back to see Santana and the one thing I noticed that really pissed me off that the isle behind seating you can no longer wander to watch the shows they raised the seating so all you see is seats. Save your money and pass on concerts at this sorry excuse of a music venue. I don't care if Elvis raised from the dead to perform there I would pass.

    Raymond James Stadium

    Raymond James Stadium

    3.6(339 reviews)
    8.2 miWest Tampa

    Today will be my first time visiting Raymond James Stadium (RJS) since the last NFL game in January…read more2026. So before I walk back through those gates, here's my review of the 2025-2026 NFL season at RJS. First, something to think about: I scrolled through the RJS reviews and couldn't find one -- not one -- response from the stadium to a reviewer. This is a massive venue hosting Buccaneers games, USF football, concerts and major events throughout the year. Yet, from what I could see, nobody is responding to the people actually attending these events. Makes you wonder: Do they even care what fans are saying? *PARKING* Every week it FEELS like they hired an entirely new parking staff. Only the lady that takes my payment - I recognize her and she is fun! Nobody seems to park people in the same place. Employees are yelling back and forth, pointing in different directions, and sometimes even shaking their heads like they're just as confused as everyone else. The parking fees are what they are. Some weeks you're paying around $50, and I've seen prices climb toward $75. Sometimes you're better off paying to park at somebody's house nearby and walking. Getting IN? Smooth. Of course it is -- they want your money and they'll find somewhere to park you! Getting OUT? GOOD LUCK! We've spent more than an hour sitting in the parking lot after games. Why? Because approximately 65,000 people are leaving at once, and pedestrians are allowed to walk everywhere. There doesn't seem to be an organized system of pedestrian lanes or traffic flow separating thousands of people walking from thousands of cars trying to leave. I have suggested they hire SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS. At times it looks like a scene from THE WALKING DEAD. People everywhere! It's chaotic, frustrating and, more importantly, it doesn't feel like the safest or most efficient way to move that many people out of one area. All the staff are gone! Fans have made suggestions. Hopefully one day RJS actually implements some of them. **STAFF There are simply too many different entities working these events. There are dozens of law-enforcement officers -- and YES, you definitely feel safe from that standpoint. But then you have RJS security, other security personnel, RJS event staff, NFL-related staff during football games, and what appears to be multiple temporary staffing companies. The problem? Too many people don't know the stadium OR the rules. Ask where something is and sometimes you might as well ask another fan. Here's my favorite: You walk toward the metal detectors and see instructions telling you to KEEP EVERYTHING IN YOUR HANDS as you walk through. Then there's another instruction nearby telling you to walk through while keeping items in your pockets. I CAN'T MAKE THIS UP. MY BIGGEST TIP: DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH! Memorize the stadium map. Seriously. Know your gate. Know your section. Know roughly where you're sitting. And knowing the surrounding Tampa streets doesn't hurt either. Watch what happens when you show some staff members your ticket. They're looking at the section and seat numbers trying to figure out where you're going right along with you! ANOTHER TIP: READ THE RULES BEFORE EVERY EVENT Different events can have different rules. For NFL games: YES -- neck fans are allowed today. Next week that could change. That has caused confusion before because different events can have different restrictions. And remember: NO SMOKING OR VAPING. NO CASH. NO BAGS unless they meet the permitted size/rules. And YES, IT'S HOT! You're in Tampa Bay. Bring a small towel to wipe the sweat. Bring a poncho because five minutes after sweating in the sunshine, Tampa may decide it's time for a thunderstorm. SO WHAT CAN YOU DO? Accept what you're getting into. A game-day experience can easily become 4-6 hours from arrival until you're finally heading home. Go to the bathroom before entering. Bring your towel. Bring your credit card. Charge your phone. Know where you're going. Get excited. Have fun! Let's go! And leave all the unnecessary crap in your car or at home. Most importantly: ENJOY THE MOMENT. You're there for football, family, friends and memories. I attend sporting events and I'll continue attending them. But I'll say this: I WILL NEVER -- EVER -- attend a concert at RJS, even with a free ticket. They have not changed the standard. If football traffic is this chaotic, I'm good! Raymond James Stadium is an iconic place and can be an incredible environment when it's packed. I just hope RJS eventually listens to the people who attend these events and makes some changes -- particularly with parking, traffic flow, consistency among staff and communication. Make the experience good enough that people don't just want to come for their team. Make them want to come back to Raymond James Stadium.

    The absolute worst concert experience I have ever been to…read more If I could give 0 stars for the treatment myself and my wife received tonight I would. We came to enjoy a night at the Chris Stapleton concert. A large group of people walked past us while we were sitting in our seats and spilled beer on me and then proceeded to try to fight me. I went to security and they proceeded to grab guest services , the SAFE team and the police. What was the outcome? The group that spilled beer and threatened us got to stay while they looked for different seats for myself and my wife. After leading us around for 20 minutes, they said sorry, we couldn't find anything. I then went to guest services to see if they could get us a refund or vouchers and their response was tough luck, we don't give a shit. We ended up leaving the show during the main act.

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    MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre - CREED, September 2024

    MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre

    2.9(310 reviews)
    3.8 mi
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    So... back to see Train again...did NOT remember that the roof came off with Milton like it did at…read morethe Trop...that said.... *parking: so it was free according to my previous review 4 years ago...prepaid parking was 60+, but we paid $26 upon entry so 3 stars, average *food/ drink vendor s: numerous, a bit pricey, but honestly, everybody working them was super friendly and helpful. Looks like a lot of parents are able to work there to help subsidize their kids activities (so many lanyards/identification tags with a specific dance studio)...great idea 5 stars *bathrooms: 5 stars: the men's bathroom gets five stars after we spent about 90 minutes, hiding from the torrential thunderstorms that delayed the concert last night. Too many stalls to count, but plenty of urinals as evidence in my photo! Pretty clean too, and not smelly lol when I did use the ladies restroom, there was an attendant keeping everything clean. *The venue itself: *Stage/ lighting/ acoustics 5/5 *seats 5/5.. absolutely love the wide space between where we actually sat in the next row. Tons of legroom, a rarity 5/5 *pre show music selection once we were allowed to go back to our seats 5/5: somebody's got an awesome sense of humor! I haven't heard Eddie Rabbitt's "I love a rainy night" since it came out in the 80s lol, "here comes the rain again", and other such selections. I know the show was definitely shorter due to the noise, curfew, etc., would definitely return here for future shows, but not during the day to be in the open sun. Looking forward to a new roof and future shows.

    One of the worst concert experiences ever. The staff & crew do not know how to handle special…read moreevents. We had VIP EXPERIENCE tickets with meet & great/sound check tickets and PREMIER parking. We had an email from the tour organizer to be at the gate at 2:45pm. The parking staff forced us to wait 30 minutes before informing us we were at the wrong entrance! We were 10 minutes late for the sound check. After the meet & greet, we were told to wait outside for two hours until the gates opened. No shade, no chairs, no water; 100+ heat index. We went back to our car. We couldn't leave the parking lot; NO RE-ENTRY. Once the gates opened, the special VIP entrance we were promised was not opened. So we walked the quarter mile to the general entrance. We've had several VIP experiences at different venues. All have treated very well and catered to our needs. MIDFLORIDA Amphitheatre seemed to resent our presence at their facility. Between the incompetence of the parking staff, the rudeness of security, and the lack of a "VIP Experience"; we were very disappointed. A waste of time and money.

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    University of South Florida - Admitted Student Day event

    University of South Florida

    3.3(76 reviews)
    0.5 miUSF

    STUDENT AND STAFF PRIVACY AND SAFETY ALERT…read more Please be aware that there are 20+ Flock cameras on campus currently, all of which are live streaming to the internet for anyone, anywhere to see. I am a lifetime resident of this area and an alumni of this university, this is a violation of our 4th amendment rights. License plate readers do not belong in Universities. This security footage is not protected and is not only viewable to law enforcement and employees of this school, but also anyone with access to the internet. I fully support security surveillance for protective measures but I full heartedly believe that there should be consumer protections implemented to ensure the privacy and protection of students and staff. There are numerous alternative security systems that could be implemented by USF, yet they have chose to utilize a highly controversial technology with documented vulnerabilities and security breaches.

    Worst customer service on the planet. I have tried to simply…read moreget questions I had answered and no one had helped me. Every worker there just passes you on to the next department because that is a government school for you. They all sit on their ass all day taking government money in their pockets. I have called over 20 phone numbers, visited both campuses in person, and they all directed me to the next department. Try calling a phone number, and they will transfer you, try going in person, they will direct you over. This has been an absolute nightmare for me, and I hope they change all the workers and hire people who actually do their jobs. Worst school I have ever seen.

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    Sesame Street Kids Weekends - 2021 Sesame Street Kids Halloween Weekends, Busch Gardens, Tampa

    Sesame Street Kids Weekends

    5.0(1 review)
    2.0 miBusch Gardens

    At Sesame Street Kids Halloween Weekends, kids of all ages can enjoy the Halloween season with an…read moreexpanded trick-or-treat Candy Trail and festive Sesame Street character friends every weekend of October 12pm-4pm in the Sesame Street Safari of Fun Kids Play area of Busch Gardens Theme Park Tampa Bay and is complimentary with park admission. Children can dress up in their Halloween costumes to enjoy traditional trick-or-treating with a friendly Candy Crew sharing sweet treats at 10 locations along the expanded Candy Trail from 12pm to 3pm on weekends, at the Sesame Street Safari of Fun area and along the Bird Gardens pathway. A Busch Gardens trick-or-treat bag is required for the candy trail. Candy we received included Tootsie roll pops, smarties, sour patch kids, Swedish fish, and M&M's and more! The fan favorite "Not-Too Spooky Howl-O-Ween show" is back again at 11am, 2pm and 4pm on weekends! Count von Count serves as the master of scare-emonies as he leads his pals through some of his favorite tunes. With help from Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster, Zoe, Grover, Oscar and Elmo, featuring song and dance numbers that get everyone involved! The Halloween themed Storytime show is at 1pm on weekends. Meet your favorite furry friends, including Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster, Grover, Rosita and more, who will be dressed in their best Halloween costumes throughout Sesame Street Safari of Fun for one-of-a-kind photo opportunities! Follow your Sesame Street friends to show off your costumes on your way to our exciting Halloween Dance Parties! For 2021, Sesame Street Kids' Halloween Weekends has improved upon last year with more trick-or-treat stations than ever and we really liked the Sesame Street Halloween Show, festive character meet-and-greets and Halloween Dance Party! Plus, the kids enjoyed playing and climbing again with the return of Elmo's Treehouse Trek climbing area finally back open! If you're looking to celebrate Halloween early with your kids, I highly recommend visiting Sesame Street Kids' Halloween Weekends!

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