Stadium Reviews

A list of events throughout the L.A. area and Southern California when attending the 2026 Rose Bowl!

Hornet Pavilion was carved from a section of The WELL, the university’s recreation center, with bells and whistles added to what were previously just intramural courts at a cost of $5.2M.

The Lancers pride themselves on tradition and legacy, always striving to add another WCAL and CCS title to their swelling trophy case.

If you want the feel of small town football played by big time athletes, then going to Owen Owens Field just might be for you.

Watching a San Diego Wave FC match at Snapdragon Stadium is a pleasurable experience.

Steeped with so much history, for that reason alone, you should plan a visit.

The San Francisco Giants have a deep baseball history that dates back to their golden days in New York.

While Angel Stadium lacks most of the present-day amenities, its size makes sure that you’re never too far from the action.

Petco Park continues to play a huge role in the revitalization of the local area throughout the East Village.

Dodger Stadium is the third oldest yard behind only Fenway Park and Wrigley Field.

Since opening, Sutter Health Park has been a hit with both the Sacramento and baseball communities.

Sonoma Raceway has a long and storied history in motorsports. Hosting the likes of NASCAR, NHRA, and IndyCar over the years, it is now home to one of the early rounds of the SpeedTour SVRA and Trans Am schedules.

WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca is a world-famous speedway housed atop the high hills outside of Monterey, California.

The Santa Clara University Broncos have played at Stephen Schott Stadium since it opened in 2005 at a construction cost of $8.6 million.

To experience basketball in the Golden State at its pinnacle and give your emotions a good workout, attend the CIF Basketball Championship.

Having broken ground in April 2004, Stockton Arena first opened its doors on December 2, 2005.

The energy inside The Matadome can be loud and rocking for a CSUN basketball game.

With just under 18,000 seats, the Intuit Dome just may be the most intimate of all NBA arenas.

The San Diego Gulls are members of the American Hockey League (AHL) and skate their home games at the 50+-year-old Pechanga Arena.

Pechanga has a lot of history on display and is a throwback to an earlier time when arenas were designed to be functional fan facilities.