Seattle

Great weather and a beautiful course, if hilly. Two things were a bit of a let down. Food trucks were limited and one actually ran out of food before lunchtime was over. A legible map of the course would have been useful. The one provided was virtually impossible to read.

We purchased tickets to go inside to the main area. We arrived just early afternoon. All autographs were not available, main attractions that needed reservations were full. Advise would be to show up when they open.

Paid over 400$ for two ring side seats and 45$ for parking. The staff were all [rude] and wouldn’t even let my face time my child to show her her favorite female wrestler. When we asked why he replied, “she didn’t pay for a ticket” she’s 12 and I paid over 400$ for cr*p seats. We couldn’t even see anything because everyone was standing up the entire event and kids were standing on chairs. The employees are allowed to record the event but I can’t FaceTime my daughter for a minute or two!

We live nearby and saw the venue's construction and were so excited to visit. I entered through Seattle Center from the east entrance. With lots of clear signage and staff to help you, the venue is easy to navigate. A very welcoming atmosphere throughout. Would love to return for more hockey or a music event. The seats where we sat on 200 level were high and have a good angle for good views. a stunning panorama of the arena as a whole.

Sadly the usual high prices for beverages and food. It's very mean to charge $17 for a can of beer that you could easily get for $4 outside. Despite the fact that the Space Needle bar was a nice place to drink and not many people were paying the prices, I was at least relaxed while enjoying the overpriced beer.

Really great clean new stadium in such a central location it's so easy to visit. Maybe too easy as I've already been a few times! Really easy to get through security and seats are easy to find. I've sat in different spots each time and have found the views good from all of them so far. Nice atmosphere and vibe from the crowd. So glad to have an NHL franchise on my doorstep now.

Only thing I'd suggest is to bring a coat or jacket when attending a hockey game as it can be a little chilly in the arena.