By far one of my favorites places in Houston. I've come to the Toyota Center numerous times for…read morebasketball games and concerts. The staff are always welcoming and helpful with guiding guests to their correct seats, answering questions & securing bags/purses that may be bigger than the approved bag size. I also like that Toyota Center offer amenities and perks if someone was to purchase seats in a private suite. I definitely think you get your money's worth when attending an event at this venue.

the toyota center is an excellent arena, however i was disappointed when the rockets lost…read more everything was accessible and easy to navigate and similar to any other arena layout. go rockets

An okay stadium to catch a game. It's an older stadium so doesn't have fancy reserved seats with…read morebacks or modern restrooms. The score board also doesn't have a video screen, but the announcer does a good job of keeping you informed. The concession stands offer typical concession food and are run by booster volunteers so support them if you can. If you happen to be at a Spring HS football game, grab a burger, the booster dads grill them up fresh. On a nice cool Texas evening, it's a great place to catch a game and enjoy some Friday night lights and halftime entertainment.

A well run ballpark!…read more Extremely clean, staff all super friendly and helpful, and the food and snacks are excellent. It does get crowded in some areas, but the fans are very considerate and patient. Astros did lose the game - ballpark park experience was exceptional.

Great spot to watch the FIFA soccer game! So many seats available, lots of parking although most…read moreyou have to pay for and it can get pricy up to $30-$40 for parking depending which parking lot. Normally you watch soccer games here but they are offering the soccer game viewing on their big screen. It was a good time and not a big hassle to get out, not confusing to find seats. There is security and you can't take a big purse, needs to be small!

This place was so cool! Classic arcade games, pinball, skeeball, all the vintage machines my souls…read morecraves and some hard to find ones, too! All were well maintained and included in the hourly price. The owner runs the place and was helpful. We only paid for an hour because we had some younger kiddos (7 & 12 years old) who got a bit bored without access to Fortnight or Roblox (sigh...) I could have definitely spent at least 3 more hours here. A definite stop our next time in the area!

We wanted to love this place, but the games and building aren't well maintained. The bathrooms were…read morea bit of a nightmare. There's so much potential! We did still have fun though.

great fields and concessions, relatively cheap food, very clean restrooms. great umpires too.read more

No coolers allowed. They expect you to buy all your food at the concession stand but man that food…read moreis gross. I didn't think you could mess up concession stand nachos but this place sure does! They use nasty bagged tortilla chips vs the traditional round nacho chips. They really need to change some of their policies. They are known as the "no fun yard."

Great stadium to take in a HS football game from the press box.Could not have asked for a more…read moregenerous group to take care of us to make sure we had everything we needed for a great experience.Plenty of concession style drinks and food provided. They even offer a covered outside viewing area to watch the game if you need some fresh air.

Came here for a high school football game…read more I really, really, hate this place. Their parking lot was designed by someone who clearly went to an all blind kids school. It's lacking spaces. Flow. And any sort of order. The design is odd as well. The bathrooms are in a houston zip code and the seats are in Katy. I get it's an old stadium. But my lord, spend some of those tax payer dollars on making it a nice stadium. Oh and don't get me started on actually trying to leave the stadium. It's even worse. Just bad. Bad bad bad.

There's a new kid in town and he'd like for you to bring your game on. Bring your friends, bring…read more your geek date or just bring your pinball/video arcade craving self, there is something for everybody here. If you are familiar with the name, then yes, this is a test pilot of things to come for future models like this and counterpart to the one located in the Cypress area. Syd told me that this is just a testing mule to see if this concept works for future Sword and Superheroes locations. To put into perspective to where this is, reset your odometer and give it 5 miles from Deerbrook Mall, 10 miles from Beltway 8/ 59 North and a million miles from a care in the world once you've immersed yourself in here. Once you land on North Park Drive you should drive down about two miles heading East until you see a Napa Auto Parts, it's directly across the street from that. Parking is tiny, there are about 6 spaces in the front, but additional spaces on the left side. Once inside you will probably run into Syd who is running the business and will go great measures to make sure you are accommodated and your questions answered. Do you like Pinball? There are three machines right in the lobby as you enter and one video pinball with 150 games programmed into it, to the left there you will see about 8 cabinets of multi arcade games which should satisfy all of your childhood memories and keep you busy while not worrying about any quarters to lose. What is the price you ask? As of today the price is $4 per half an hour of all you can plan (Arcade and Pinball), $6 per hour and the best value if you plan to stay awhile $15 from open to cerrado. As you walk to the back of the business to the left you'll see a room full of cards, game figurines and such aka hobby games. To the right is a kitchen looking area with lots of board games, tables to eat on, a freezer with Ice Cream sundries and other snacks. A little door on the right is the mini restroom. Back out into the hallway and continue towards the back and further to the left is the LAN area, do you even LAN Bro? It's obvious what it is when you pass and see about 10 monitors with miles of wires connecting each other. Back on out of there and open the last door to the back and you've entered the Laser Tag arena with four tables to the sides for tabletop RPG games. This is where the fun begins if you have two or more people with you, yes I said two minimum, not four like other places. If you are on a date you can test his/her physical abilities a little with a little friendly game of duck and shoot. Have fun kids, this is for you! Prices advertised are.... ============== $8 for 1 game (approx 5 to 10 minutes) $15 for 3 games (approx 30 minutes) $20 for 6 games (approx 60 minutes) Per person. Basic rules: 1) No running (unless being chased by a naked dude that has had his share of bath salts 2) Both hands on gun (No running around pistol style while scratching your sweaty buttocks) 3) Do not touch the barricades (And do not touch yourself) 4) Keep a 3' distance from other players (No kissing) 5) No flatuating (odors linger, it's very dangerous for the person behind you and you would not want other people to know how disgusting you are) One more area I almost missed is upstairs. You can't miss that and that is where there are more of those table top figurine gaming areas (RPG). I've never played those before but if you look at some of the pictures I posted you can pretty much tell what it is. Having a birthday party for your kids? They have a package that includes 10 people for $250, give them a call for reservations and details. There specials all week long are on Tuesdays the games are $5, Wednesdays are Ladies night, they play free with a partner they bring in (Syd, that's sexist and not fair!) Xfinity customers! yea you, if you have an account then the wifi here is very strong. Me likey! Any questions? You may reach them at 936 650 7900 (What kind of number is THAT?) You're not going to find everything in the game/fun world here, but I can guarantee you that if you are any kind of "gamer" then there should at least be one thing here that can touch your inner childhood sitting there with your friends on weekends wasting time like you had no care in the world. At 9 or 10 pm at weeknights it's time to go back to reality as the place closes, Friday and Saturdays will yield you more time of around 1:00 a.m.

Very cozy. The owner Syd and employees are very welcoming and willing to take time to sit and do…read moredemo games. Great place to go if you want to try games. They have thousands of games lining the walls and are willing to open to demo if there's multiple copies. There are tables for all the standard wargames, 40k, warmachine, xwing, etc. The selection of reaper miniatures is one of the largest I've seen, so great if you just want to pick up something to paint. There's a small computer gaming room, but I don't think it's used much. Best of all, there's a used minis bin, which is great if you just love painting minis like me, or just want to find some cheap buyins. (There are some complete armies for sale.) Only cons are it's cluttery if that bothers you, due to the walls being lined with board games, and the fact it opens at 4 on weekdays. I understand that there's much less business, but sometimes I want to pop in a little earlier. Minor inconvenience is all.

The part of the field house where kids play basketball is pretty nice, although it looks mainly for…read morepractice and the seating is a bit limited. The court is kept up and the facility is easily accessible form the parking lot, albeit you'll have to do some work to find it. GPS isn't user friendly when it comes to pinpointing where this place is. The restrooms are a pretty good walk, since it's where the main basketball court is, for Rice basketball team.

First off, I don't know how the Rice basketball arena has never had a Yelp review…read more I'm not a Rice alum but attended the basketball camp as a kid. So Rice is one of the Houston college basketball teams I support by attending a game every now and then. The arena has been around for at least a few decades, but it's in great shape and actually appears to be pretty new. It is also a smaller gym so there are no bad seats. Behind the baskets do have bleacher style seats, though. The rest of the seats are pretty comfy. Rice teams usually play good basketball with lots of passing and ball movement, so this is a good place to see some really good basketball without paying NBA prices. Our front row tickets cost 25 dollars which would be hundreds or more at a Rockets game so this is a great value. Upper level seats could be had for 12 to 15 dollars and half court lower level seats were 30. They sell Buffalo Bayou beer, St. Arnold's and wine at the beer table and at the concession stand. Pro tip: the concession line backs up toward game time and during half time, so I'd get there half an hour early if you want something.