Green Bay Gamblers

Parking was really convenient and covered, which is particularly helpful on those sub zero days. Mick E. Moose was available for photos and was a great asset to the crowd. The bobble heads given away at the door were great. Some of the food stations were closed, but I would say the lines were still about average for this type of event. What really was fun was the music. It was really energizing and made a difference for the enjoyment. There is a very nice jumbo tron and lots of kids made it onto the screen. I didn't see a kiss cam though ;) The arena felt small and it was nice being able to pick seats online with ticketmaster. I also thought the price of the tickets was pretty affordable. I visited all 3 merchandise shops that were open and the inventory was nice at all of them. The lines getting through security at first were not very well organized and didn't open until an hour before the event. Once they started moving it went quick. I didn't realize that I had my keychain in my pocket, which is the smallest swiss army knife. Turns out, they don't allow those at all inside the event. I drank wine and I ate food. The Cabernet Sauvignon was pleasantly good. Watching the game was really fun and I would definitely go back and bring friends or family with me.

I never miss a show he is so amazing and you will be on your feet the entire show. From rapping, to playing instruments, to singing hes totally underrated and every show sells out #superfan

2 rows from court. Action was unreal. Feel the court. Right there.

For the first Suburbia music fest, it was pretty good. I also have to give props to the city for directing the traffic, because I had no hassle/traffic getting to and leaving from the parking lot. The morning of the first day, the workers/volunteers at the gate were a bit unorganized stating that my 2 day ticket was only a one day ticket because it scanned on an alleged 1 day scanner. But the box office quickly righted everything for me. The first day was kind of a bust music wise with only a few worth while bands, but day 2 helped make up for that. I'm sure as if it goes on, they'll get more well known acts. I also really liked that the tickets were more affordable then other festivals (ACL, Coachella, SXSW, etc.) But again those festivals have more well known artists. My biggest complaints are that parking was literally a mile away from the festival (if you're from Texas, you know we don't like walking), and there was not a while lot of places to escape the sun unless you tried hide under a small tree sitting in the dirt. All in all the music was good and no sound problems occurred. I discovered some new bands, and I would probably go again next year.

So moving and a great night of Praise and Worship.

Anytime you can see an up and coming artist at Bowery Ballroom you should take advantage. Its one of the best venues in the Manhattan

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed the nights entertainment, and that's saying a lot seeing as we were already enjoying fabulous food, drinks and rides at the fair. X-Treme Freestyle Moto-X was the icing on the cake, exciting non-stop action from beginning to end!! Having now experienced for ourselves, we will be sure to take the kids too.

This was my first time at a WIDU Anniversary event. The Gospel Celebration was great. And great artists on the bill for a great price.

I would highly recommend this haunted house. In the crypts of the coliseum, literally, it is full of theatrics and wonderful scenery. It is an engaging experience, very scenic, and well done!

This was an incredible show. The new Masquerade location isn't bad either, but is in Underground ATL so take that how you will. PUP was a raucous adventure from start to finish though, and they pulled out a total surprise cover to the chants of, "One more song!," to end it all. My mind was thoroughly rocked.