Univ of Maryland Terrapins Mens Basketball

The game was great. For being in the upper deck, the view of the game is almost like your right on the floor. Unfortunately the arena is out of date. I had to stand outside for 15 minutes to wait for someone and in that time I was asked by scalpers about 25 times if I was selling my tickets. This reeeeaaaallly needs to be policed. It was downright annoying and nobody should have to deal with that with the price of tickets and all of the fees.

Great game cool venue Maryland basketball is very entertaining

The seats were great and the people in our section were great sports fans as we were all there to cheer Maryland on and watch the game. We enjoyed the event.

This was a great basketball game and very nice venue but the lines for the concessions and bars were ridiculously long and slow moving. There was one bartender serving two lines of people 20 or more long. It was really poor planning by the Barclays Center.

The seats were the best I've ever had in my life. They were front row center. I could just about touch the refs. (Not that I'd want to)

Baltimore did it right. The Terps game at Royal Farms was a great experience and should be an annual event.

It was a good game. Ticket was 20 dollars - upper deck. Problem was after other charges the 20 dollar seat was over 30...too much for a seat 5 rows from top of upper deck! Plus The Arena doesn't even have restrooms or concessions on top floor. Had to walk down a flight of stairs.

The "Royal Farms Arena" is an outdated, non-functional and obsolete sports venue. The game was good but the arena distracted from the game. Old seats, obstructive railings, bad bathrooms and long corridor walks.

The Royal Farms Arena is a good venue for basketball. We had seats in the 200 level section and they were very good seats. We parked next door in the Republic Parking System and they had a door to the Arena. Our seats were right there. Great!

After buying my ticket weeks ago and picking the center court view in the 200 level I arrived to find a camera stand erected in the middle of my section completely blocking my view of one of the baskets from the foul line to the end line. I had pretty much accepted that I would probably be standing in the aisle the whole game in order to see anything but was then I noticed an event staff person come out of the tunnel with a fistful of tickets handing them to people. I went to her and asked if they were moving people from behind the cameras and she said only directly behind them. After a couple minutes of convincing her that from my seat I couldn't see half of the game she rolled her eyes and gave me a new seat, which was at least on the floor under the one basket. Not the greatest place to watch from but better than where I started

Awesome and great game by both teams Peters was awesome

Was a good time. Seems like Barclays is still working out the concession kinks.

The crowd in Sections 222 & 223 was very rude and not well behaved. The game started @ 6:30pm, we were in our seats @ 6:10pm. People were still arriving by the bus load as late as 7:30pm, one hour after the start of the game. We were in row 9 and our view of the game was blocked with every wave of spectators trying to find their seats. My wife complained to the staff about how rude and rowdy the fans around us were. She was told, "They are college kids and that's how they act." I disagree; we have been to 100's of college basketball games and never had such a bad experience. I think the staff could have at least tried to find us seats in another area. The seats were fine and provided a good view of the action on the floor. Throughout the 1st half, there were multiple periods of 3-5 minutes with people standing in the aisles blocking our view of both the floor and the video screen as they tried to find their seats. Why not consider letting late arrivals access their seats only during timeouts. It's not fair to the fans who arrive on time. While the Barclays Center and the seats were great, it will be a long time before we attend another college Basketball game there.

My first time at the Barclays Center and exploring Brooklyn, and both exceeded my expectations.

Terps need to host first game in Barkley Center every year. What s great venue and Terps travel well.

Exciting game, great seats, and had a wonderful time. Convenient location for transit. Only downside- so expensive... Tickets and snacks very pricey.

Although it was an exciting game, the atmosphere was terrible. It took far too long to enter the arena. I'm all for safety, but every event I go to, ticket holders are wanded upon entrance not asked to empty pockets and go through a metal detector. Large events, i.e. The Super Bowl and Final Four, I have been asked to go through a metal detector and advanced warning is given to arrives early due to that. If this is common practice at Barclays, it should be presented to people so that they give extra time to arrive due to this delay upon entry. After spending nearly 30 minutes in line waiting to gain entry, I proceeded to the concession area for a beer. The bar located to the left of the main entrance on Atlantic, adjacent to the practice floor. This bar had 2 service people for nearly 100 customers. Again, it took far too long to be served. So, even arriving to the game 30 minutes early, I had now missed the first 6 minutes of the game due to incredibly long wait times to enter the arena and get a beverage. I proceeded to the escalator to find my seats in the upper level only to be told that the elevator was out of service and I needed to take the elevator. Again, another long wait. Once finally arriving to the upper level, I proceeded to my section. I went up the stairs and WAITED on the stairs for 15 minutes to get to my aisle due to kids in the wrong seat, adults having to follow them, people in the aisle, etc. It was CHAOS and not a single usher was providing assistance. Section 223. During the game, concession lines were far too slow and long. They ran out of cups and pizza at one point and beer another time in line. Very unprepared. I have been to over 500 live sporting events and have never had an experience as bad as this. It was HORRIBLE. I wish I had stayed home and watched it on tv

The game was great. However, the Barclays center is not a great place to see any event unless you are sitting close to the court. In the 200-level, fans are literally on top of each other. I felt I was right on top of the people in front of me and the people behind me were right on top of me. Very difficult to move amongst the rows. Also, fans seated 3 rows in front of me were standing and I could not see over them. Also, the food prices are ridiculous.

Easy access to venue from my office on 42nd street 25 min subway ride LIRR home from there was equally as easy Great venue even the food was decent! I will most definitely return