Polar Park was opened on week days now for ticket office purchases. So much better to buy them from…read morethe source they third party vendors online where they more than doubled or tripled the prices.

Not so much a review of the park as is their WooSox ticket operation. It's a joke. I've booked team…read moreevents at the Bruins, Red Sox, Celtics, and concerts and I've never encountered anything like this before. I was trying to treat our entire department crew to a fun night out and not have to worry/pay for Boston parking so I figured Worcester might be easier. It was like pulling teeth trying to book a "luxury" suite. The greenhorn "representative" constantly had to be corrected about the game dates and then wanted me to pay without seeing an agreement. Lo and behold, the price was way more than I was quoted over the phone. All set, WooSox and Polar Park. Good luck with your ridiculously high prices. You realize you're a triple A operation and not on Lansdowne St., right? I miss the PawSox...

We visited DCU Center for an RV show in the middle of the week. The facility was clean and there…read morewas lots of security which was nice I suppose. The event we went to didn't encompass the entire venue, so only a couple of doors were open. Their website let us know which doors would be unlocked. During our visit it had snowed previously and the walkways and steps around the building were not yet shoveled. At all. Walking down snow covered stairs does not feel safe and there was no other way to get to the door we needed to enter. By the time we left the event, there were two people outside shoveling those stairs. So they did get to them. Parking is paid, either on-street or in one of the nearby parking structures. Large, gender specific bathrooms were by the exit.

Let's be honest this place needs a makeover! The halls are narrow and the flow and direction from…read moreoutside is sad at best. But if the event you are going is only in Worcester then this is your place. The parking well, just don't go to the Mercantile Garage or plan on a 2-3 hour wait to get out of the parking, yea it's that bad. Food was decent for a venue and the prices were not astronomical.

"So after school, I take a dip in the pool, which is really on the wall…read moreI got a color TV so I can see the Knicks play basketball" (Rapper's Delight by The Sugarhill Gang) Here's the deal. My college buddy's niece plays Division One basketball for Lehigh. So when we saw that Lehigh would be playing at Holy Cross, it seemed like a golden opportunity to reconnect, spend a few hours catching up, and watch some high quality college basketball. I've always had a warm spot in my heart for Worcester. That's where I started my professional career when I was assigned there in the late 70's. We lived in Worcester and Shrewsbury for a decade before we relocated to Connecticut. Holy Cross offers an amazing ticket deal for the women's basketball games -a ticket, hot dog and a drink for just ten bucks. We bought the tickets through their website, tickets were e-mailed to us, and they scanned the QR codes on the tickets to get into the game. The refreshement stand had us on their "watch list" so we picked up our dogs and sodas without a hitch. The arena is beautiful and looks pretty modern. The scoreboard and video screens are top notch and they have fan participation activities for the kiddies during game breaks. All in all, the Hart Center gave us a solid consumer experience for a low budget price.

A great place to take in a Div 1 Holy Cross Basketball or Hockey game. Capacity for basketball is…read more3,600 and hockey is 1,400. The facility was built in 1975. Nice basketball history from the 1940s and 1950's. Alumnus basketball great Bob Cousy was honored with a statue outside the Center, and some historic awards in their trophy cases including winning the NCAA Div 1 basketball tournament in 1947. Concessions give the basics.........

Fun time and super affordable! Lot of parking options and bars in the area now as well to make a…read moreday out of it!

Ordered a football as part of a birthday gift. What they don't tell you is that it will take 2…read moreweeks to receive merchandise and they do not do refunds. Took over 10 mins to get someone on the phone to speak about a refund and even after explaining the item had arrived late they would not refund it. They did offer game tickets but we are past the date of the birthday Very disappointed in this process. Had that info been on their website I would not have ordered anything. Feeling very frustrated.

Current home of the Bravehearts baseball team during the summers. Great atmosphere, super…read moreaffordable and of course free parking!

Located on the campus of Holy Cross, Fitton Field is a basic no frills baseball stadium. No sky…read moreboxes here. No fancy seats. Not even a fancy high tech scoreboard. It does offer a terrific view of 290. In spite of the no frills, it is a fun place to take the kids to a ball game without having to travel to Boston and at an affordable price.

Been taking kids to FMC arenas for over 30 years! First our kids, then numerous foster kids, and…read morenow grandchildren. It's truly a family atmosphere and staff really look out for the kids as they watch them grow through the programs. When we moved from Gardner to Oxford we picked up right where we left off by joining programs at Horgan. Can say enough good things about this place.

Ice was nice and people too: skating around like mayhem at the zoo. So much fun it felt like a…read morehullabaloo. They have concessions for those with appetites to lose but sorry, they do not serve booze. Just as well, for after a few times round, my ankles began to swell. And that was before I fell. Oh, what the 'Nell', we had a ball and will definitely be back again!

Wow! Love the new seating...we remember the old school wood chairs. Fortunately the old time…read moreprices are the same. Popcorn was only $1.

Love to come here very affordable for date night.But tonight was probably the last date night for…read moreus.Couple sat behind us and talk thru most of the movie,even after we gave them gestures to be quiet.Come to find out it's the owners friends! You'd think they would be more considerate.

Visited Holy Cross for a lacrosse game. The sports complex is incredible. They have every field for…read moreevery sport imaginable- and even a practice court for some! We were there while a basketball game was going on so most parking spots were filled. They sell some Holy Cross gear right when you walk into the complex so you have options in case you don't have anything when you go to a game! They concession stand was closed. They had a food and drink vending machine which accepted both cash and credit cards.

The Crossroads Grill is the alternative to the dining hall at Holy Cross. It's pretty good the…read morestudents seem to love it. We have visited frequently, and I can't complain. The service is very friendly, many of the employees are students. You pick up an order slip as you come in, and specify what you want. Then you hand your slip to the server. Pizza is good. Thin crust. Good sauce and cheese. I would like to see a few more toppings on top when ordered.

Not the best place to watch a game, but close and free parking, close proximity to Thayer Street…read morefor pre or post game food and drinks. The staff has made some improvements to enhance the game day experience. Concession vendor selection and prices aren't on par with the previous vendor. Game day staff is doing an excellent job.

As a fan of Princeton basketball it's extremely tough to dislike a gym where the Tigers perennially…read moreblow out the Brown Bears. And make no mistake, the intimate confines of the Pizzitola Sports Center on the Brown campus is a classic gym in every sense of the word -- inexpensive tickets, great sightlines and enthusiastic crowds make these games everything I love about old school college sports. What you're watching are actual students playing basketball and not a one and done feeder league for the NBA/WNBA who frankly, couldn't pick their professors out of a line-up. These games are highly enjoyable because sports is the one facet of the Ivy League where the academic overdogs of the Ancient Eight become relatable underdogs as they navigate the almost professional ranks of Division I hoops. And all for less than a movie ticket matinee. It's hard not to love. Five easy stars.