4.5Wrigley Field(9.908 reviews) - Very good tour Spent 1-2 hours Arenas & Stadiums
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the legendary home of the Chicago Cubs with Wrigley Field Tours. Built in 1914, this must-see Chicago attraction houses more than 100 years of history. New this year, fans can join us on a non-gameday Ivy Tour which includes the opportunity to take a photo in front of Wrigley Field’s historic ivy wall.See more..
4.5United Center(1.495 reviews) - Another great concert outing here! Arenas & Stadiums
This modern arena replaced the old Chicago Stadium as home court for the NBA's Bulls and the NHL's Blackhawks.See more..
3.5Allstate Arena(402 reviews) - A Huge Venue With Small Seats Sunday: Arenas & Stadiums
We visited here last Saturday for a concert and the row A (sec. 215) seats we had were really small, and packed together worse than airline seats. A person of size would have a very hard time in these seats. There was one who came in late and was next to hubby and we ended up asking the usher for two other seats. She was super nice and let us sit farther back in that section but the view was still fine. The air circulation was better after being reseated too. I don't know why huge venues like this don't have more ceiling fans. I have mentioned this in many reviews. However, the show itself was great and our seats, once we moved, were very comfortable. By the way, a can of beer that night was $18 and the artist's t shirt was $60. See more..
Located on the banks of the Mississippi river, the TaxSlayer Center is the Quad Cities’ premier concert, sports, and conference venues. It is one of the top grossing mid-size venues in the country and has won numerous awards, including being ranked among the top 5 Arenas for tickets sold and gross dollars for facilities under 12,000 seats for 21consecutive years. The facilities include a conference center space and a multi-purpose arena.See more..
4.5Dozer Park(193 reviews) - We only did Dozier Park for a Tuesday night game Arenas & Stadiums
As we only spent one night, our purpose was to attend a game at Dozier park. Our experience at game was great. It being a Tuesday night, only about 1600 people there. We were fortunate enough to get tickets directly behind the Chief’s dugout. This was our 30th ball park in 5 years. Our usher Bob was the friendliest usher that we have ever met. We were really impressed by how many players would toss some balls up to kids. At most park, it’s like they are told not to but that was not the case here. The concession stands were above average with prices being reasonable and selection being good. The gift shop was well stocked including some MLB stuff. We enjoyed the game and the crowd around our area was enthusiastic. Sadly we did not visit any other places while in Peoria.See more..
4.5Memorial Stadium(127 reviews) - Get there early Arenas & Stadiums
Our first football game in Illinois was here against Rutgers. (The game after Rutgers went to 9OT's.) We were in the first row of the endzone, and it was so much fun. We got there a little bit after the game started. We had perfect view of the whole field. The jumbotron was directly behind us, and we were able to see everything. If you get there before the game, the trombones perform in the stairway. The lines were never too long to grab food and drinks.See more..
4.0SeatGeek Stadium(109 reviews) - Return of the Champs! Sports Complexes • Arenas & Stadiums
Owned by the Village of Bridgeview and operated by Andell Sports Group, Toyota Park is a world-class soccer stadium and concert venue located at the corner of 71st & Harlem in Bridgeview, Illinois. Toyota Park has 20,000 dedicated seats for soccer and up to 28,000 dedicated seats for concerts. The state-of the art venue also has 48 luxury suites, numerous hospitality areas, and a full service Stadium Club.See more..
4.0Ryan Field(109 reviews) - Great fun Sunday: Arenas & Stadiums
Went to a Wildcats game and had a great afternoon. Good sight lines anywhere in the stadium and it’s intimate so you get the feel of the crowd. NU students are a feisty bunch, without being obnoxious. Lots of fun.See more..
Going to a Boomers game is fun for all ages. They have food, drinks, and merchandise available. Each seat has a cup holder in front of it. They also have seats in the lawn area which is perfect for kids who can’t sit through a whole baseball game and want to run around. Throughout the game they have different activities and contests to keep the whole family entertained. There’s a decent selection of food and drink. We went to get a slice of pizza in the 6th inning and they were out, so if there is a food you really want I recommend getting it as soon as you can so they don’t sell out. I would also recommend sitting along 3rd base because the sun could be in your eyes depending on what time of day you go at the first base line. You can buy tickets online and they always have fun theme nights, sometimes with giveaways for the first however many people or fireworks.See more..
4.5Northwestern Medicine Field(84 reviews) - Only thing I don't like about this place is 10 dollar parking Spent 2-3 hours Arenas & Stadiums
I enjoy coming here to get autographs, all the fun bobbleheads they do, and of course dollar hot dog/thirsty Thursdays. It's a good park, and organization is fan friendly enough from staff to the players. I'll definitely keep coming back for more. I don't think it was great idea to raise the parking price to 10 dollars starting last season. That is way too much for Single A baseball. Hope they reconsider it in the future. Go Cougz!See more..
I stayed at the embassy suites which is just down the block. Walked down to look at this building. It looks fairly modern and like a nice place for a game. It appears a team named the Ice Hogs play here. See more..
This is an adorable replica for those people that are Cubs fans. They do have the Addison and Clark Street sign up front, the red welcoming Wrigley Marquee, the scoreboard, the ivy, and some actual bricks from Wrigley. This is a free, typically open field. According to the website you could actually run it out if you want to have an official game. The husband and I spent about 20 minutes there we went into the bleachers were in the bases scoped out some of the details. Ample parking behind the facility.See more..
4.5GCS Ballpark(51 reviews) - Great Fun, Food and Baseball atmosphere Arenas & Stadiums
We recently visited GCS ballpark,and it was a fun time for our whole family. The ballpark itself is a gem. It has a hometown feel, and everyone there, including the staff goes out of their way to make sure you have an enjoyable baseball experience. Izzy is a great mascot and works well with the crowd, and kids just love him. The food was top notch. You have to try "Baseball's Best Burger" a bacon cheeseburger with a Krispy creme donut as a bun. It may pack a lot of calories but you can also split it up among the family as we did.If you are in the St Louis area and want to enjoy baseball at it's best, then go to the ballpark in Sauget. We look forward to our next trip to the ballpark .See more..
We have been to this venue on a number of occasions. Very easy in-out and the commute home is very short. Sound is good and the venders are pleasant.See more..
One of the better independent league parks. Good sight lines, plenty of bathrooms and concessions, and they actually let you on the infield to view the Friday night fireworks. Tickets are dirt cheap, another reason to visit. Easy access to I-57.See more..
While visiting our son at U of I, my family decided to attend a hockey game. The experience brought my wife and me back to our college days. The experience was quite enjoyable and one that. I will remember for many years, by the way, the Illinois defeated Eastern Michigan, 7 to 0.See more..
Excellent venue for my daughters graduation. Plenty of parking easy access. Police at this crossroads directing traffic and pedestrians. Stadium was very clean.See more..
4.0Avanti's Dome(18 reviews) - Really great place to visit Arenas & Stadiums They have lots of activities inside from car shows to benefits to raise money for charities also rents out for weddings and receptions. Also watch lot of great softball games See more..
4.0The Corn Crib(16 reviews) - Great ballpark Arenas & Stadiums
We came here for a high school scouting event but I would definitely come back to watch a game. Beautiful stadium. Clean and well kept.See more..
Since 2005, the Chicago Bandits have been members of the National Pro Fastpitch (NPF) league. Located in Rosemont, the Bandits provide an opportunity for female fastpitch players to further their careers at a professional level, and the roster has included such names as Jennie Finch, Stacy May-Johnson, Monica Abbott and Tammy Williams. The two-time NPF Champions, who are owned by Bill Sokolis, play at The Ballpark at Rosemont, the only stadium in the country built for a women's professional team. The 2015 season will be the Bandits 11th season in the NPF.See more..
4.0Welsh-Ryan Arena(16 reviews) - Love the new arena!! Spent 2-3 hours Arenas & Stadiums
This place is incredible!! There’s not a bad seat in the house. The vibe is upbeat and the Cats have played well there!!See more..
4.5Standard Bank Stadium(13 reviews) - Best Value Sports Venue in the area Sunday: Spent More than 3 hours Arenas & Stadiums
I have been going here for a very long time. It is always a great time in every way. The food is great especially at the grill behind 1st. It's always entertaining and a great environment. Personally I prefer the Upper Deck which is a beautiful view. They have great promotions constantly. The best part is the prices. You definitely get your money's worth here on admission and food and drink prices. One of my favorite things to do by far is to go to a Windy City Thunderbolts game. Play Ball!See more..
5.0Wharton Field House(9 reviews) - Nostalgic venue..history abounds..if the walls could talk.. Arenas & Stadiums What a great place to watch a game and what a thrill for the young men and women who have had a chance to play here and experience what this place has to offer. Located in the heart of Moline, Il, with a large on site parking lot..easy access off Avenue of the Cities..holds over 6,000 fans and can be a bit of a problem leaving after a big name to get back on the Avenue if you're headed east. Moline Police traffic control is here after many (not all) big games. Get here early and secure a front row balcony seat for one of the best views you'll ever have to watch a high school sporting event. Truly a historic facility LOADED with tradition and tons of exciting memories over the years.See more..
4.5Lantz Arena(4 reviews) - Basketball Game Spent 2-3 hours Arenas & Stadiums Watched a few amazing games of College Basketball, here at Lantz Arena, I saw both the women's and mens games in which there were many stand out performers. Great half-time entertainment. A bigger crowd would have enhanced my experience further. See more..
4.5Fox Valley Ice Arena(4 reviews) - Public Skate Arenas & Stadiums Fun, friendly place to take the kid. Everyone is very kind and looks out for those who aren’t the strongest skaters. Although public skating hours are limited, there are at least some hours every weekend. They also have lessons for every age of child at every skill level.See more..
4.0MacMurray Colleg Bill Wall Gymnasium(1 review) - Inexpensive Venue to Watch College Basketball Arenas & Stadiums We visited Bill Wall Gymnasium at MacMurray College and found it to be a nice place to catch a basketball game. The admission is an inexpensive $5 and the crowd was not very large. Seating is general admission and all the seats have a good view. Concessions were inexpensive as well.See more..
