Great place to watch a game. The food selection at this stadium was expansive. Something for every flavor and fan. The seats all seemed to have a good view of the game (though obviously I’ve not tried them all). An express train from Manhattan would be nice but this isn’t the stadium’s issue. Overall a great experience and will definitely be back.

I had not been to a Met game since Shea stadium days. This place did not disappoint me. The entire structure is very well maintained and quite clean for a large public facility. There is an extremely large selection of food and beverages to choose from. I felt as if the prices were exorbitant, but places like this are to be expected. The game was quite enjoyable since there are now time limits on the game. For well over one hour, there were large jets taking off directly over the field. I thought this place was very nice and I would gladly return for more Met games.

This was my first time here and I have to say, Citi Field is a beautiful stadium. Even if you don't care much for the sport, you will appreciate the beauty and organization of the venue. The bathrooms are plentiful, I did not have to wait on line at any of them. There are food and merch vendors throughout the stadium too, so you don't have to go far at all from your seats to get to the bathrooms or food/drinks. Everyone should visit this beautiful stadium at least once.

One of the great new modern ballparks. We had great seats at reasonable prices. I was a bit shocked at drink prices - $17 for a white claw is a bit too much. The stadium was very clean and the selection of food and drink was unique. The staff were very friendly and it was easy to find seats and bathrooms. Best part of the day was the Mets won!

This place is a fantastic stadium! 🏟️ Citi Field is a great spot to catch a baseball ⚾ game! Came here for a Mets 🗽 vs. Cubs 🐻 game and it was so much fun! 😊 The crowd was energetic and the stadium staff kept everyone engaged and entertained! Even got to catch 🫴 the ball! They have lots of food 🍟 and drink 🍺 options on premise - definitely get yourself a hotdog 🌭 and soft serve ice cream!🍦 I wish I came here more often!

I enjoyed this experience very much! The stadium is great and the people friendly. I would have given it 5 stars if I wasn't a huge Phillies fan. Definitely visit this ball park.

The better of the 2 nyc ball parks by 1000000000000x the concessions are fantastic with great choices on every level. Empanada mamma, prince street pizza, shake shack and a ton of other options Sometimes you even have to go up to the 400s for something not available on the field level. The beer options were better but now it seems like mostly offshoots of Coors. I did find some craft beer on the 400 level though. Prices on par with most ball parks (overpriced) but nothing egregious. Great viewing from every level although I am partial to the 100s.

Customer service was very great of the bat for me. I love the venue for the parking my and close area to train station. DO NOT DO NOT, bring a book bag to venue. I am not going to lie, I got profiled by security, safety is top tier, wasn’t feeling how they treated me. But one or two bad apples shouldn’t hurt the experience, I am a calm guy. I love the GIANT visual monitor, it’s huge. Definitely park for $40 bucks, (yea I know it sucks, they wilding for the price) but make it up with hot food, lots of great options, escalators, elevators and stairs. It’s huge, it a big circle, please go in at the correct gate, for you will walk (a lot) just to get from one side to the next. If you are do a soccer game, do pick spots with the net is up, it will hurt your vibe of watching the soccer game, pick the 300’s you are warned…. I been a this venue over 6 times, I like it, just not the parking price. The energy is great in the stadium, bring family and friend and have some fun, take lots for pics. Choose regular fries over waffles fries, for they sell them cold, be aware. Also map out what food you want there, because every area have various food. So be ready to stand and eat and watch a game in various areas in the stadium, it will add to the value and experience of this huge stadium. Trust me.

Overall the stadium is a great experience. Prices are reasonable for a ball game and they are definitely ready to handle large capacity. Entry is very organized you don’t stay long waiting outside and the people that work there definitely present the best customer service possible.

Tons of parking ($30 per car), tons of food and beer options (overpriced as expected but using a Citi card gives a 10% discount). Snacks are allowed but drinks and water are not. Shake shack inside the stadium is the cheapest and best for price food place at the stadium. A great atmosphere where you and your friends and family can have fun while cheering on for the Mets and hear planes flying over your heads. There are tons on seats in the shade if you want to avoid the sun. Tickets typically start at $20 but the boards are large and there are tons of love screens near the seats, concession stands etc so that you don't miss a moment.

Great place to catch a ball game. Despite the Yankees being the better known team around town, the game day atmosphere is more of your typical ballpark experience. Lots of diehard fans that are there for good baseball. Food is quite overpriced even when considering it’s Stadium food. The options available are good. If you have access to the clubs, go for the quieter seating but definitely eat at the locations on the concourse.

I went here for a non-game day tour and it was very hard to find the entrance. The staff at first wasn’t nice at all but the tour was really good. They let you see all the cool things about Citi Field and you even get to walk on the field which is a great experience (makes really cool pictures). The tour ends ends at the gift shop which is a great time to get whatever you want since barely anyone is in there. I highly recommend taking a tour, it’s truly a great experience.

Huge Yankees fan...but I hate to admit that Citi Field is much better than Yankees Stadium. It looks better, it's a better fan experience, I feel it's even louder. The Mets might suck...but their stadium is great.

Long time Mets fan. I finally made to Citi Field!! I love the location and the facility. This place is really laid out perfectly. Plenty of good and drink options, places to go sit and chill. Giant TV screens to watch game while getting food.

CITI FIELD just brings a smile to my face!!!! We love going to the baseball games here.. My son has been watching the Mets play at this stadium since diapers... He has always loved it!!! He's 11 now and the tradition continues! The food choices are from A-Z... There really aren't any bad seats. The commute is short & simple! All around good fun! Let's go METS! So excited for the 2024 season!

Love coming to Citi Field to see the Mets. Best ball park food and drinks. Many bars and lots of seats to enjoy your meal. Sight lines to field from concessions and bars are awesome. You can walk around with the cheapest tickets and view game from the concessions and have a great time.

Best place in the world, I have came here many times and I’ve sat practically everywhere. I recommend the Hyundai Club and Delta Club if you want to get really good food and good views. However if you just want to get cheap tickets with good views, than section 109-110 is the best way to go.

Stadium is clean and staff was friendly. The Mets won in extra innings, so good day overall. Got sticker shock pulling into the stadium with a $40 parking fee. No reason for such a high parking fee.

Went to my first professional baseball game while in town visiting and I must say it was pretty cool. Getting through severity and ticket check was a breeze. We had seats in the 100 section I want to say near the outfield side. The stadium is really nice and big and had plenty of food options. Lot of people there just enjoying the Saturday night game, it was a bit chilly outside though. Overall cool experience can't wait to try another game.

This was my 4th visit to Citifield, but it was my first time in the Clover Club. Parking was easy and the attendants were very helpful. We had a special gate that moved quickly. We watched Starling Marte and Brett Baty at batting practice from the club. The food was cafeteria style and quick and very pricey. Our seats were excellent and we had an amazing experience even though the Mets lost 3 in a row.

As a Yankee fan I was totally impressed with the stadium. The layout and the staff are excellent!! The food is top notch 😋.

surprised by my friend who just picked me up at LA Guardia, 30 mins after arrival sitting 3 rows behind home plate. great atmosphere and super nice employees and we talked to a lot of them. from the entrance to the Delta sky club was a 5 star experience! thank you to my good friend Mike W.!

My favorite ballpark! So airy and there are no bad seats. The food selection is varied and represents the diversity of our great city. The fans can be zealous at times but the workers are courteous. I was sad to see Shea go, but happy that its replacement is well executed and tastefully modern while pays homage to the team's rich heritage.

Citi Field: Catching a Mets Game in Style (with a Few Quirks) Citi Field, home of the New York Mets, offers a modern ballpark experience with some classic charm. Here's a breakdown of the good, the bad, and the homerun-worthy: The Good: Food Paradise: Citi Field boasts some of the best ballpark concessions in the majors. Forget standard hot dogs and stale nachos. Here, you'll find gourmet options alongside classic favorites, with plenty of variety to satisfy any craving. Sightlines & Amenities: Most seats offer decent views of the field, and the wide concourses make navigating the stadium a breeze. They've also packed in great amenities like a Mets Hall of Fame and plenty of restrooms. Easy Access: Getting to Citi Field is simple, with a subway stop right outside the stadium. The Not-So-Good: Location, Location, Location: While Citi Field itself is nice, the surrounding area isn't the most exciting. There's not much to explore within walking distance. Sightline Quirks: A few sections have some obstructed views, so be sure to check the seating chart carefully when purchasing tickets. Cozy Seats: Be prepared for snug seating – legroom can be tight, especially if you have taller neighbors. The Verdict: Citi Field provides a comfortable and enjoyable ballpark experience, especially for the food enthusiast. However, be aware of the potential for limited legroom and obstructed views depending on your seat selection. If you're a die-hard Mets fan or just looking for a nice ballpark to catch a game, Citi Field is a solid choice. Just don't expect a whole lot going on outside the stadium itself.

Our favorite time of the year. Us open. I love the fan week we're we can enjoy watching the pros practice for free. My kids this year loved the next gen sections with games and giveaways. Holiday inn food court giveaway for the kids. As always the employee at the us open are very friendly manly to entertain the kids. Face paint, air tattoo, lots of stuff to do. My only and always concerned are the food courts as they over priced. Even with the kids 10dollars from Hilton I still needed to pay 30 dollars. Without it I would be spending 60 for a 3piece chicken fingers and fries that was horrible and just rushed food. I never liked the food court but you have no choice unless you spend more money for the restaurant. Overall it's always a great time experience for the kids just be prepared to spend money only on food and drinks. Shout out to Next generation, and holiday inn and the US Open staff making my kids love tennis and enjoy the attractions.

Got some adrenaline rush by experience. The entire campus is beautiful and with world class amenities. I was there for USOPEN fanweek..got some close encounters with some of the world class players.

Venue where US OPEN takes place. Visited it multiple times during summer 2023. Mens singles quarterfinals and finals, where Novak Djokovic defeated Danil Medvedev and set world record for most Grand Slams ever! 🎾🇺🇸🇷🇸 Photos and videos are mine and are taken during finals, on September 10th 2023. Many food standa and souvenir shops to buy from. Venue is 10/10!

Played singles here on Court 11 outdoors on a sunny Sunday afternoon in December 2021. We played for a little over 2 hours. It's a bit expensive but they're great courts, and the facilities are very nice too. Very spacious, and it's amazing to the see the venue of the US Open so empty, and experience it all for yourself - play tennis right on the courts where all the pros play. Bring your own drinks and snacks, as the ones in the vending machines are a little overpiced.

I came here for the first time for one week during the US Open 2022. This USTA Billie Jean King Tennis Center is a mega complex exceeding all expectations. The fact that these are public courts makes it even sweeter. If I lived in NY I'd make it a point to come here and play often. My favorite is Armstrong for it's intimate feel and no bad seat anywhere you sit. Amazing stadiums/courts throughout the complex. I'm looking forward to coming back next year after an amazing first time experience. 🎾🏆

Not a tourist destination. Can’t see anything. All grounds are closed. 2 women at front desk were flippant about concerns. The only thing you can do here is spend money on a gift shop. No tours, no photo opportunities. Probably the least fan friendly sports complex I’ve ever visited. Shame on Billie Jean and the USTA.

The only grand slam that has been played on all three types of surfaces: grass, clay, and now hard courts. This prestigious event often plays a pivotal role in determining the world No. 1 ranking based on players’ accumulated points. During this amazing fortnight, the buzz in NYC reaches a fever pitch. The crowd becomes more animated as the matches progress, creating the signature NYC electric atmosphere. The attendance records continue to be shattered year after year, a testament to the tournament’s enduring appeal. One doesn’t need to be a tennis fan to enjoy the grounds of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. There is plenty to do between the interactive stations, art and statue displays, and food stops to keep anyone busy. During the first week of the tournament your best bet is to take the train. The MTA provides an easy on and off experience, ensuring you arrive at the US Open without any hassle! 🎾🗽🚇

Very big and clean place for tennis. This place has indoor and outdoor courts. If you play outdoors at night they have big bright lights so it’s not dark at all. The indoor bathrooms are very clean and in the women’s bathroom they even provided free girly things. I would highly recommend going here for any tennis related reason. (Tip: If you want to take tennis pictures, I suggest doing it outside at night.)

This place is AMAZING! I had the opportunity to come here for the 2022 US Open and it was incredible. The facilities are SO beautiful, everything is so clean and well-kept. All of the staff were so nice and accommodating. I would 100% come back for future events, great experience!

The US Open is one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world, held annually in New York City. It typically receives positive reviews for its world-class tennis action, iconic venue (Arthur Ashe Stadium), and the electric atmosphere in the city during the event. Tennis fans appreciate the high level of competition and the opportunity to watch top players in action. However, some common criticisms include the high cost of tickets and concessions, which can be quite expensive. The weather in late summer can also be extremely hot and humid, which can be uncomfortable for both players and spectators. Additionally, the sheer size of the event can make it crowded, and getting around the grounds can be challenging. Overall, the US Open is a must-visit for tennis enthusiasts, offering an exciting blend of athleticism, entertainment, and the opportunity to see tennis legends and rising stars in action. However, it's essential to plan ahead and be prepared for the associated costs and potential weather challenges.

Me and my tennis player daughter had the best experience , the atmosphere was great but the food was very expensive and some staff who were working at the queues were not very kind and there was a middle aged woman, I can say was very rude at the queue. And another young girl was always looking at her phone that we had to remind her that interval was over. But general atmosphere, being there watching the matches closely was amazing!

What an amazing tennis stadium. Must visit on kids day for free for fun free stuff. Food is really good huge food court too many icecream and coffee shops. Good restaurants. Many restrooms. Players all around and so many shows from 9 to 4.

Great experience here during the round of 16. Louis Armstrong stadium is a great value. Had the opportunity to see 4 matches. Loved the overall venue. Lots of great food choices and appreciated the shady areas as well.

This is an impressive site with many courts and stadiums to watch tennis. It is a premium tennis tournament. The only issue is the cost to attend, and everything you purchase is expensive. It is very crowded and lines everywhere, for food to enter the courts etc.

I have been going to Arthur Ashe Kids Day for many years, and it is always fun. It is always free except for a parking fee of $40. It used to be $20 before the pandemic. Kids Day always had fun filled activities for the kids and to promote the game to the next generation. On outer courts, usually not high-ranking players practice, and in the Arthur Ashe stadium or Armstrong, you will see high-ranking players practice. Food inside the center is always expensive and not so healthy. US open related merchandise is sold inside the Center. You must come early to get parking close to the stadium. Otherwise, you may get parking anywhere in Flushing Meadow Corona Park. Free Shuttle bus services will be provided, but it ends in the evening around 6 pm. If you decide to hang out for long in the evening, then be ready to walk to your car. Sunday before the tournament is also free, where you may not get Kids Day crowd, and you get a chance to see all tennis stars practicing.

I came here many times, many years ago, and finally returned here on a Friday, which gives you free entrance. So amazing! Great experience, but many exhibits were closed. Great place to go to learn and relax. Not too crowded, and the environment was peaceful and friendly. A few activities that looked interesting were closed when I was there. The hands-on activities were great for children and adults. The design of the museum is spacious & there are a lot of hands-on experiences. Great for families and adults to bring their kids along for a day off while both are satisfied. In the cafeteria, food and drinks are nothing special. Rated B for sanitation, be aware. Parking is $12 in the lot. But you can find street parking for free!

I absolutely love the Hall of Science. I’ve been going there since I was a kid in primary school and I appreciate how much it’s changed over time. They always have fun new exhibits to try. There’s so much hands on learning for both kids and adults. I was just there a few weeks ago with my niece and was thoroughly impressed with the new section they have for toddlers. Lots of learning and lots of fun!

This is a very good location for parents, grandparents, or a child care giver to bring the kids out to enjoy a day of experiencing something new and different. This museum has a lot to offer those curious minds that kids have. They will enjoy the interaction experience. It let's them be a part of it. Even a shy kid will have that look on their face of how they do that? They have indoor and outdoor experience for the kids to do, interact, or sit back and enjoy the show. This location has a large parking lot. They have a cafeteria and a gift shop also. I recommend that you experience a fun day with the little ones in your life.

There’s a lot to do here. Unfortunately a few exhibits were not available. We were told the Bubble exhibit was currently close since the hurricane. Spent time here with my family. We all enjoyed our time here. The kids played with robots, interactive water scene, play zone, and etc. This hall of science is geared more towards children and some teens. My party of children ranged from 1.5 year old up to 15 years old. We loved the lounged upstairs. The adults chilled in the beanie bags while the kids played. Would visit again, but once more exhibits are open.

It is a great sanctuary to go to once in a while to learn and relax. There wasn't a terrible amount of people, and the environment was very peaceful and friendly. A few activities that looked interesting were closed when I was there. Nonetheless, I did enjoy the 3D documentary on the Kermode and Grizzly bear, and all the hands on activities were genuinely wholesome for children and adults. The design of the museum was also spacious and witty to attract the viewers to learn with the extra fun. Overall a nice, calming experience, great for parents to bring their kids along for a day off.

A Stellar Experience at The New York Hall of Science! Every now and then, you stumble upon a place that not only captivates your child's imagination, but yours too, and the New York Hall of Science is exactly that place. I'm delighted to award a full 5-star rating to this awe-inspiring institution - a treasure trove of knowledge and fun, skillfully interwoven. From the moment we set foot in the building, we were met with a whirlwind of colors, sounds, and most importantly, excitement. This center for exploration and discovery is an ideal outing for children, combining the thrill of interactive play with the educational benefits of a museum, making learning science a captivating journey rather than just a subject in school. What truly sets the New York Hall of Science apart is its ability to cater to children of all ages. The exhibits are thoughtfully designed to engage young minds, encouraging them to ask questions, hypothesize, and problem solve. They're not just observing science - they're doing it. The hands-on nature of the exhibits brought complex concepts to life, ensuring the kids learned while fully immersed in enjoyment. I particularly want to highlight the staff who were exceptional in their commitment to creating a positive and instructive experience. Their patience and expertise were evident as they guided my children through different exhibits, answering their avalanche of questions with enthusiasm and kindness. But it's not just about the exhibits - the New York Hall of Science goes above and beyond with their presentations and workshops. They are engaging, exciting, and more importantly, they make complex scientific concepts accessible to the younger audience. The Planetarium was a family favorite, leaving us all in awe of the cosmos. Our visit to the New York Hall of Science was a day well spent - a day of endless discovery and wonderment that managed to entertain as much as it educated. It's a place where science comes alive for children and adults alike. In a world where screens often rule, this gem provides a much-needed break, combining play with learning in the most wonderful way. If you're looking for a kid-friendly, educational, and engaging experience, look no further than the New York Hall of Science. We can't wait for our next visit!

It has changed A LOT since I was a kid. I did enjoy my time and I liked the new additions. Even my youngest child, only 1 year old, had some space to play and have fun. However, there were quite a few things that were broken or not functional and it was disappointing to not see those things operate. All of the staff were friendly and quickly helped you out. Overall, we had a good day and my son was sad to leave.

I’ve been here multiple times to Chaperone for school trips and there’s always something new to explore. The Exhibits are endless and for everyone to enjoy/learn from. The best time to go, would probably be when there are no class trips, so you can take your time and not feel rushed out of an area due to an abundance of people. Call ahead to see if schools are scheduled to visit, on the days you plan on going. Chris & Reyna did an awesome presentation on liquid nitrogen! They were great to watch and learn from. The many times I’ve been here, I know I have yet to see all the exhibits this place has to offer! Looking forward to going again.

Took my 2 year old and my niece who is 10 and both loved it here! Some parts are currently closed due to renovation but still enough to explore and do. Staff is very friendly - even the custodians. Planning to go again when other parts open up.

We arrived after 2p as recommended on their website on a Friday and admissions was free. This is a great place to bring young kids of varying ages - lots of fun activities for them...and there are monitors/guides, places for adults/parents to watch, participate, take a rest at. There's a dining room, lockers, gift shop, rest rooms. Besides activities there is a gallery area and theater.

This was such a great experience! I brought my daughter and my wife with me had a really fun time, looking at and interacting with all of the exhibits. My daughter really enjoyed the bubbles exhibit. They have tons of things to do like shows, activities, and you even skate on the synthetic glice. We will definitely come back!

The New York Hall of Science in Queens offers an engaging and educational experience for visitors of all ages. With its hands-on exhibits and interactive displays, the museum makes science come alive. The staff is knowledgeable and enthusiastic, adding to the overall positive atmosphere. The variety of exhibits ensures there's something for everyone, from astronomy to biology. The outdoor Science Playground is a hit with kids, providing a perfect blend of fun and learning. Whether you're a science enthusiast or just looking for a unique outing, the New York Hall of Science is a must-visit destination that combines education and entertainment seamlessly. I love it!

Great place to get minds-on and hands-on about science. From interactive exhibits to a robust maker space to a 3D theater, the main museum can captivate kids and adults alike. Then add in a mini golf course, a fabulous science playground, and even an indoor “ice” rink, you can easily spend the entire day here.

Was fun....during the school day though, schools come in. If you have little ones be careful. Has a small food court. Very pricey $$$. Bottom level has centers. Children can build things. Second level a little different from what it use to be. Third level had a small skating area, big connect four and foam blocks. There are some other areas to explore.

My son and I visited this place for the first time. In my opinion, it’s appropriate for younger children and not adults like us. However, we did enjoy the various exhibits. Maybe next time, I’ll bring my granddaughter. We had a good time.

It's always fun to visit with my almost 1-year old! Though most of the museum is geared towards older children, the preschool area is designed especially for children under the age of 6. It's spacious and full of toddler friendly activities!

I'm the highest level of member. If you live in the area, with kids from 2 to 15, this is a must membership, mini golf, the Sci center is amazing. Try to avoid school trips. They have a free community day. Check it out. If it's your thing, get a membership and come and go as you please

We have been there multiple times during US OPEN 2023, watching mens quarterfinals and finals. Novak Djokovic defeated Daniil Medvedev and set all-time record of 24 Grand Slam singles Titles. Novak is indeed the GOAT 🎾🇷🇸. Photos and videos are taken on September 5th, 2023. US Open mens singles quarterfinals. One of the biggest tennis stadiums in the world. Located in Queens borough of New York City.

Saw AEW Dynamite and Rampage here. Beautiful venue and I'd say it's the new venue to watch wrestling shows!

Home of the US Open, this stadium has hosted the greatest tennis players ever to play the game. There isn’t a bad seat in the house, and watching a match here is an incredible experience, so treat yourself to a honey deuce (or a few) and enjoy.

Walking distance to subway station. LIRR available. Make sure to check the prohibitive objects before going to the stadium/ the event. My friend was not able to go in with his backpack during the security check. And I lost my ballon that time. We haven’t been notified in advance.

Words won’t be enough to describe my memorable experience at the US Open. Watching some of the most incredible tennis players in the world, playing live in the Arthur Ashe stadium was a dream coming true . I even got to see a few celebrities, so that was dope. There was a ton of people but the place is big enough to walk around without bumping into them. I had one of the top row seats but my view was still pretty good. Even at night, I had no difficulty watching the game as the lighting was on point. Restrooms are easily accessible but during break time & at the end of the day, they could get very busy & the lines get super long. There’s a diversity of foods sold here, tho hot dogs & burgers seemed to be everyone’s favorites go-to-meal. They also have stores for those who didn’t get the chance to visit the ones outside Overall, I can’t wait to come back & watch history being made with my own eyes.

Arthur Ashe Stadium is a tennis stadium at Flushing Meadows–Corona Park in Queens, NY, named after Arthur Ashe, winner of the 1968 inaugural US Open. It is part of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center and main stadium of the US Open tennis tournament. The stadium has a capacity of 23,771 and it is the largest tennis stadium in the world. The Mojitos Restaurant & Bar is located on the ground of the Stadium. I had the best time in the world at the 2021 US Open!

Went to the Women's US Open finals match. Seats in the 300 lever row M were great. Great view of the court and the game. Stadium area packed food expensive as can be but is NY Stadium thing I guess. Park right across.

😎how many times have I been to this place? 1 👩🏻summary: I went there for the 2022 US Open Championships. Completely loved the place- Easy to visit from the city (train 7 or LIRR). Epic matches!! It was rainy but the players and audiences stay dry - thanks to the roof. The only place that I would not recommend is Mojito Restaurant and Bar, right below the stadium - terrible bartenders. 💁🏻‍♀️would I revisit this place? Yes for sure.

First time ever being here, and I have to say just WOW!!! It was a blast getting to see it in real life compared to on TV. We were 10 rows from the court, almost dead center. Aaron Judge was there and even above us seat wise. The food we had at Mojitos was good and filling mostly but definitely not worth the price, I feel there better be the best steak in the world for that price. It is definitely worth paying a little extra for seats so you have your set seats, then just going up top in the stadium seating, which is a first come, first serve.

This is the main stadium at the US TENNIS Open. Many top players play during the session, huge capacity of people. It has a great view of the park when you are outside on the balcony. You would find food, store merchandise, several bathrooms and easy access entrance for alll and seating access for all people.

Have been here a few times both for concerts and wrestling events. The stadium has great sightlines. The seats are cramped and not comfortable but not any worse than most venues. The food variety is nothing special with limited vegetarian in vegan options. The pricing of the beer falls between 13 and 15 dollars, With cocktails Outside of the lounges topping out at $25 while food can go up to $40. I'm waiting this arena compared to other arenas. Arenas need to get their game together with seating and pricing.

Arthur Ashe Stadium, located in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens, New York, is one of the iconic venues in the world of tennis. Here's a review: Title: "A Grand Stage for Tennis Enthusiasts" Arthur Ashe Stadium is a magnificent tennis venue that offers an unparalleled experience for fans of the sport. Here's what makes it exceptional: 1. **Impressive Architecture:** The stadium itself is a marvel of modern architecture. Its retractable roof ensures that matches can continue in all weather conditions, providing a seamless viewing experience. 2. **Seating:** The stadium offers a range of seating options, from courtside seats to the upper levels. No matter where you sit, you're guaranteed an excellent view of the action. 3. **Atmosphere:** The energy and excitement during major tennis events, such as the US Open, are electric. The crowd's enthusiasm adds to the thrill of the matches. 4. **Amenities:** Arthur Ashe Stadium provides various amenities, including dining options, bars, and souvenir shops. It's easy to enjoy a meal or a drink while taking in the tennis action. 5. **Jumbotron Screens:** Large screens strategically placed around the stadium ensure you don't miss any detail of the match, even from the upper levels. 6. **Accessibility:** The stadium is well-connected to public transportation, making it easy to reach. Additionally, it's designed to accommodate guests with disabilities. 7. **Entertainment:** Beyond the matches, there are often entertainment and musical performances, making it a full day of entertainment for attendees. 8. **US Open Experience:** Attending the US Open at Arthur Ashe Stadium is a unique experience. It's one of the four Grand Slam tournaments, and seeing the world's top tennis players compete here is unforgettable. However, it's essential to note that ticket prices for major events can be quite high, and getting tickets can be competitive. Plan ahead and book early if you want to secure your spot. In conclusion, Arthur Ashe Stadium is a tennis fan's dream come true. Its modern amenities, superb seating, and electrifying atmosphere during the US Open make it a top-tier sports venue that's well worth the visit. Tennis enthusiasts and even casual sports fans can appreciate the grandeur of this stadium.

What a splendid experience it was to watch a grandslam match live. Visited for one of the US Open match, it was an amazing experience. I booked ticket in the top tier but the best part of the stadium is the visibility, as you can view minute details even from the top

Great venue, clean, lots of food and drink options, lots of bathrooms, free US Open cap courtesy Chase bank, free headsets for American Express card holders, and great Amex activity lounge with lots of games and things to do. The seating at stadium was great and view of court was exceptional with 3 extra screens for viewers seated higher up.

This was like a bucket list item from the early 90’s when I was a kid and used to read about all these grand slams and the biggest tennis stars who participate in these. Dream come true. We were lucky, we had tickets for Tuesday afternoon session and for to watch the Coco Gauf quarterfinals and Djokovic quarterfinals

This is a very cute little zoo. Emphasis on little but for the price, it’s worth it. If you’re not going with children or anyone who walks slower, you’ll probably get through both sides of the zoo in less than 2 hours. You have to order your tickets in advance online. The petting zoo is so cute! The plus to this zoo is that because it’s smaller, less people were there for a Saturday over the summer so you got a nice view of all the animals. The downside was they don’t have a large variety of animals and about some of the animals weren’t in their section like the Bear.

Great Experience! Takes about 2-3hours to walk the whole zoo. Its a small zoo but great for last minute trip or few hours of your day. Entrance fees were cheap. $10 for Adult and $7 for kids, entrance fee includes petting zoo admission. You can bring your own food. If you don't want to bring food, they have a food truck and cafeteria to buy food or snacks. My family had a blast. We were able to see a lot of the animals. They mostly enjoyed the big bird cage. Beautiful birds. No zoo parking only Street Parking. It can be a little difficult but people are always coming and going. Definitely recommend 👌🏼 !

This is a small zoo but really beautifully presented...so many positive elements. Well staffed with informed animal experts who talk to the public and answer questions. Clean and really well presented. Beautiful manicuring with lots of spring blooms. Great signage on the animals. Simple circular design that doesn't overwhelm. Nice variety of animals who were all very physical and engaging today. Doable in about 90 minutes if need be and affordable ticket pricing. Highly recommended for a nice family outting.

Just go, whether you're a local or a tourist. See the sea lions at feeding time (2pm is one such time). Plenty of other interesting animals to view, and a number of attractions are nearby. Buy your tickets in advance.

I won’t stop talking about this wonderful zoo and the Excellent service was provided to my family when we choose to celebrate a child’s birthday and invited his entire class and more. Frankie and his efficient staff has showed the best of NY. This place is a gem and so are Frankie and Maggy which handle with so much professionalism been caring and very pedagogical. The weather wasn’t good that day but Frankie handled it everything to make us feel comfortable and safe. We fed and pet the farm animals and walked around the zoo and enjoyed feeding of the California Sea Lions too. We had the best time ever!!! Now I want to celebrate my birthday there too! 🤗🥰 Thank you so much!!!

Great place to see some wildlife in NYC. Adult admission is $10. There is one loop for wild animals and another loop for farm animals. The two bald eagles cannot fly as one of them was shot by a hunter and the other was hit by a plane.

Awesome place took my son to see the sea lion feeding at 2pm. Everything was great but the food truck ran out of most things by 2:30pm. I recommend bringing your own snacks if needed. All the animals were easy to view and it wasn’t too crowded which was good.

The queens zoo is my favorite zoo in the city! It is just the right size to give you time with all the animals without rushing to see it all. The aviary building is honestly one of my favorite spaces in the entire city with the mesh geodesic dome and looping path up in the canopy making you find the birds and feel the worlds fair history of the park. The animals at the zoo all seem to have enough space in their enclosures and seem to be mentally and physically stimulated throughout the day. All signage is in both English and Spanish and all animals are from the Americas. Two great touches for the most diverse borough.

Very nice zoo with nice attractions and environment. Parking is limited so if you can take public transportation here, consider it. Price of admission is very cheap at $10 for adults. Will be able to see every attraction in no more than 2hrs here. Pros: exhibits, area is well spaced out, not overly crowded, price of admission Cons: somewhat small so don’t expect to be here more than 2hrs to be honest (I walked the whole zoo and domestic animal exhibit in 1.5hrs total), parking is difficult.

Great family outing for a couple of hours. Staff are courteous. Zoo is clean and its an easy circuit around the zoo to the to each exhibit. Great for toddlers up to tweens. Getting there is tricky, if driving could be hard to find street parking. We took the subway, so not sure if there is public parking in the park. Public transportation is better but its a 10 to 15 minute walk to the Zoo from the subway. Enjoy!

Street parking, in Queens, good luck, we spent 45 minutes looking/waiting for a parking spot. There's a separate amusement park right before the zoo entrance which just ruined our hopes of enjoying a nice day at the zoo because all the kids wanted was to skip the zoo entirely and just go to amusement to rides. They have restrooms at the entrance. There is a small petting zoo area where you can feed the goats etc for a fee at the coin operated food dispenser. I recommend going on a clear day as you have to walk in the trail and hope the animals are up & about. There is also an indoor bird arboretum where you have to walk up a slope to see the birds & there nests etc.

Had so much fun here with my 2 toddlers (Ages 2 and 4) we went early during the weekday and it wasn't crowded at all, which we love. With the zoo tickets you also get access to the petting zoo (bring lots of quarters to feed the animals) small zoo but so nice. All the staff and volunteers were very friendly.

What a lovely Great Experience! Takes about three hours to walk the whole zoo. Its a small zoo but great for last minute trip or few hours of your day. Entrance fees were cheap. $10 for Adult and $7 for kids, entrance fee includes petting zoo admission. You can bring your own food. If you don't want to bring food, they have a food truck and cafeteria to buy food or snacks. My kids enjoy the kids area and small park family had a blast. We were able to see a lot of the animals. They mostly enjoyed the big bird cage. Beautiful birds. No zoo parking only Street Parking. It can be a little difficult but people are always coming and going. Definitely recommend 👌🏼 !

THE BEST ZOO IVE EVER BEEN TOO. Wonderful for kids and a shorter visit. It's small but totally doable in a couple hours. And it's not a maze it's a loop essentially so super straightforward the avary is the best part. Literally gorgeous and awesome to enter and see the birds flying around you. It's as if you're inside the bird cage of jurassic park. And not alot of zoos have one with bridges you can enter and be in the air for. Bring your camera great for photos. Also across the road the have a petting zoo which is great too. Bring quarters so you can get food and feed the babies :)

Came here on a Sunday afternoon and it was a great experience! We bought our tickets online, as recommended, and there was no line upon arrival. We scanned our tickets at the counter and started our journey through the zoo. There's a map when you enter for convenience. All of the stations are well kept, spacious and we had no issues navigating. The aviary is not to be missed, it was beautiful seeing all of the birds together flying around freely. There are multiple bathrooms that are clean and spacious. The petting zoo area is very cute, keep in mind you'll have to scan your tickets again to enter. Also, to get food for the animals you will need coins or $1/$5 for the coin machine. There is no atm. Other than that, it's a great affordable way to spend a couple hours in the afternoon.

I took my parents here because they always wanted to see the Worlds Fair Globe and this was pretty close by. It's a nice small zoo, very clean, has cute animals and surprisingly a lot of animals too. We also got to see the sea lion feeding as well as go to the petting zoo

went to see what it was all about plesantly surprised-clean, easy to navigate (don't follow google maps directions to get there), nice mixture of animals, scenery and worth the admission price for the kids DON'T miss the petting zoo

I wanted to try another quick and cheap options for a zoo to take my toddler and it was really good experience. My 3yo enjoyed a lot visiting all the animals there specially the Andean bear and feeding the farm animals. I recommend this place and plus your have a lot of places around to enjoy with your family and kids.

Nice and clean but the down side it’s kinda small and no parking. If you don’t have a membership then you have to purchase a ticket which isn’t much compare to the Bronx zoo. You can also get a chance to feed some animals. Bronx and Central park zoo don’t offer that. Another good thing they have a food spot with ice cream trucks and some other cooked food right by the exit

Absolutely amazing free museum that is well worth a visit if you’re in the area. While the museum seems very large on the outside, the inside only contains a few exhibits but each exhibit is very spacious with a large interior area to relax and soak in the ambiance. The highlight of the museum is the fully accurate model as presented in the world fair. The Panorama of the City of New York was presented at the 1964 Fair and it is absolutely amazing. You can still find it some buildings that haven’t changed since 1964 and accurate to this day. There’s even small airplanes that fly and land.

Got to meet the fascinating women artists who have installations there at this time. Socially conscious art.

I’d been wanting to visit the Queens Museum for the longest time — particularly to see the Panorama of the City — and today, I finally did. I can happily say my expectations were more than met. Including the Panorama, there are only a few exhibits currently open, but that’s alright considering that getting in only requires a suggested donation. That’s not to mention that the other two exhibits, a model of New York City’s water supply system and a collection of Tiffany glass / lamp shades, are quite impressive in their own right. All in all, definitely worth a visit for anybody, but especially if you’re into NYC history.

The experience here was second to none, being the most educational and honest experience of New York I've had! Yes, it is quite inaccessible especially if the 7 train isn't in service, but oh boy what a learning journey it was for me! The panorama takes you back in time, to when the World Trade Center's two towers were still standing. It gives you a chance to see how much NYC has changed over the decade. The highlight of the museum has to be their other fringe exhibitions. They curate and handpick honest experiences of New York, such as an eye-opening exhibition by Suzanne Lacy on domestic violence. They even had Tiffany Glass on display (which saved me alot of time from exploring!). Easily the best museum, especially if the ongoing exhibits excite you!

5 stars for the huge panorama of NYC. It was truly a WHAT-THE-HECK-THIS-IS-AMAZING moment to see the entirety of the city modeled with hundreds of thousands of pieces. Don’t miss out on the informative audio guide! 60-90 minutes should be enough to get through all the installations.

The Queens museum is a wonderful free museum that has one of the best kept secrets in NYC. The panorama of the entire city of New York is absolutely stunning and unbelievably massive. The temporomandibular exhibits were very interesting but we spent more time in the panorama than anywhere. The weather did not cooperate for us to explore the park around the museum much but the Unosphere outside is also FAR larger than I was expecting which makes it far more interesting! Highly recommend checking it out! It is a bit difficult to get to via public transit so I'd recommend using some form of ride-sharing service or driving your personal vehicle.

Gotta say this museum is pretty awesome! It’s small, but get lots of interesting things to explore ! The panorama exhibition was amazing, but better be prepare if you have Acrophobia…. I have it, so I got a bit scare on the highest view!! It’s worth to take a visit!

Love it, can't wait until they finish the rest of the new additions. Friendly staff and clean, a lot of the rooms are under constructing but it should not deter anyone from visiting. They have a very cool detailed map of NYC boroughs and Tiffany's glass and lamps and how it was made.

Panoramic model of NYC was excellent! World’s Fair exhibit and Tiffany Lamps exhibits were also very good. Friendly staff and nice bathrooms. Buy tickets in advance. Free on Sundays.

I went there on Sunday afternoon. The structure of the museum is quite big but it has only few artworks inside. The thing that I really didn’t like was the selection of artists inside. I would recommend to get a stronger curator and think wisely what to show. Some of the shows are not even art . I wouldn’t go back.. but maybe for a first visit can be nice

Was pleasantly surprised that this museum had an art station for my girls (age 3 and 4) to make their own piece of art inspired by the artist on exhibit. Very nice spot to spend a couple hours, with nearby park and surroundings that are also scenic and historical if you want to get your culture on.

As a free museum, expectations are low. But Queens Museum goes above and beyond. Their collection is fascinating! I’m so happy I visited this gem in NYC. I’d never heard of this place, and I’ll definitely tell people to check it out!

This was a wonderfully emotional experience for me as I attended the 1964 World's Fair as a one-year-old child (at least my parents tell me I did and I've seen photos of me in a stroller at the fair!). The NYC diorama was especially dear to me since I vividly recall riding the tram that circled the original site during a school trip to Flushing Meadows Park when I was about six or seven years old. I particularly remember the airplanes that would appear to land and take off at LaGuardia Airport and was so thrilled that this functioning feature has actually been preserved m in the current diorama. The museum though not extensive, has many souvenirs and other artifacts from the 1964 World's Fair on the second floor as we as a topographical model of the NYC watershed that's also from the original Fair. Admission is free but I put a few dollars in the donation box on the way out. It was well worth all of the nostalgia and warm emotions that this visit evoked in me!

Great museum, learn about the world’s fair, see a scale replica of NYC, and view a rotating collection of art! Very spacious and there was plenty of parking when I went on a winter weekend

We went here for a children's event for Black History Month. It was a great afternoon for my almost 3 y.o. and 8 y.o. The arts and crafts portion was the biggest hit! Wish the museum had more exhibits, but we'd definitely go to another youth event!!

What a fun museum. Free parking & admission. The Panorama is so detailed & a ton of fun for all ages. I spent an hour inside. The lights go from bright to dark to mimic day & night over the city. I highly recommend coming here. It's fun & educational. Cute giftshop too.

Such an amazing place. There are not a lot of things to enjoy but panoramic views is worth visiting. You can also visit nearby other locations like park, science place, museum and lakes.

The art collection here was pretty cool. The best part however of this museum is the giant NYC map room which is a 3D map of the city in a gigantic room with a walkway above around the edge of the room. You look down and can see familiar landmarks such as Central Park, Bronx Zoo, Prospect Park, Coney Island, and it even has the twin towers there since this 3D map is from the 90s I believe. Very intricately detailed and such a cool experience walking around there. It’s also very cool and admission is free so you are free to enter and have a look around as much as you want. There is free parking around there too, multiple lots. There was one exhibit of weird naked stuff that I don’t understand how they can think of it as art. Not so fun trying to get my 5 year old to stop looking at it!! It’s not even artistic nakedness. It’s like weird adult images. That exhibit wasn’t there last time I visited so I’m assuming it’s temporary but visitors can feel free to not visit that exhibit although it’s a little difficult as it’s in the middle of a huge room that you must walk through to access other exhibits.