Medium-sized live music venue offers an intimate setting with great sound quality and excellent stage views from all areas. Spacious patio with smoking and non-smoking sections complements the classy, old-school vibe. Semi-circle balcony and lounge spaces provide comfortable spots to enjoy performances.
Parking sits across the street and is easily accessible. Multiple accessible bars have almost no wait, and the bathrooms are large and easy to use. The second floor offers accessible seating for sold-out shows.
Upstairs offers a great bar and lounge with some food for early arrivals. Lounge access includes complimentary snacks and finger food, creating a VIP feel perfect for watching shows.
"It's a fantastic and intimate venue for seeing a band."
"The sound in this lounge is clear and not too loud."
"They provided chairs for ADA purposes when asked."
Good to know
Parking at The Bellwether costs $15 for the closest lot across the street.
Arrive early to secure good parking and avoid long lines.
The venue has no seating; expect a standing-only crowd during events.
Spacious live music venue with a beautifully remodeled interior and a sloped floor that improves sightlines. Atmosphere feels comfortable and inviting, supported by great sound quality and easy bar access near the stage. Crowds gather early, creating a lively energy before shows begin.
Wheelchair-accessible venue with bars easily reachable from any spot, including the front row. Access from multiple trains makes it convenient to get to.
Ella's lounge offers a decadent speakeasy vibe with amazing cocktails. Multiple bars and a comfortable seating area provide spots to chill before and between shows.
Good to know
They check your bag and have metal detectors at the entrance.
The venue is easy to get to from Penn station by taking the Q train downtown into Brooklyn.
There is one out-of-the-way bathroom block for 2500+ people.
Hotel offers futuristic rooms with robotic service and modern decor controlled by tablets. Atmosphere stays quiet and relaxed, especially by the pool and rooftop bar with stunning city views. Guests enjoy convenient amenities like a Starbucks lobby and shuttle service to nearby attractions.
A paved walkway and water taxi connect to nearby spots, making movement easy. Spacious, mobility accessible rooms meet ADA standards, and the accessible pool adds to convenience.
The 17th floor offers a spectacular sunset view with a bar lounge that has tons of options. Food choices are plentiful alongside the drinks.
Good to know
The hotel provides a shuttle service to Universal Studios and CityWalk, eliminating the need to worry about parking.
The hotel's location is a 5-minute walk to the boat that takes guests directly to CityWalk.
The shuttle service to Universal Studios takes about 5 minutes, and to Epic Universe about 10 minutes.
Bowling alley combines retro 70’s vibe with multiple live music stages and a large concert venue. Atmosphere feels fun and lively, with separate areas for bowling and performances. Pinball and old school video games add to the entertainment mix.
Accessible seating includes a perfect view of the stage from the designated area. Adults in wheelchairs find the venue very accessible and suitable for their needs.
A small lounge stage near the bar hosts quieter performances. The bar staff are great, and the music keeps a fun vibe while you wait before concerts.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times for bowling lanes.
The venue has a large parking lot with free parking available.
Security is not present after 9pm, so caution is advised.
Space feels spacious and clean with quiet atmosphere and comfortable seats. Lighting lacks natural sources due to absence of windows. A smart robot moves around, adding a modern touch.
The lounge offers wheelchair access with no wait times for disabled travelers. Its open design and clean environment make it easy to navigate and comfortable for everyone.
Quiet and not crowded during early hours, the lounge offers excellent staff attention and a welcoming atmosphere. A smart robot moves around providing service, adding a unique touch to the experience.
Good to know
The cost is $59 for three hours.
There is a minimum wait of 30 minutes to access the lounge.
There are no restrooms available in the lounge.
Large warehouse-style venue offers an industrial theme with excellent sound and lighting. Crowds gather in a multi-level general admission area featuring a balcony and multiple bars. The atmosphere balances intimate show vibes with the energy of bigger concerts.
Small accessible seating offers a great view of the stage. Easy navigation and accessible amenities make the venue comfortable and straightforward to visit.
Multiple lounges exist, including a private lounge area and a basement lounge with drinks. Some lounges have private bathrooms for convenience.
Good to know
Arrive early to secure a good view of the stage.
The event is free, but expect large crowds.
The venue has an ADA section for accessibility.
Convention center hotel offers spacious, modern design with gorgeous chandeliers and massive conference areas. Atmosphere feels welcoming and elegant, with multiple cozy corners and well-kept spaces. Noise from connected atrium and bar can affect room quietness.
Convention center and hotel offer very accessible facilities. Parking lacks close handicap access and handicap rooms may incur unexpected charges.
Evening lounge features a professional and friendly concierge attendant. Staff in the bar and lounge area provide amazing service. Lounge spaces offer a very enjoyable atmosphere.
Good to know
The hotel offers free parking, but it can be inconvenient.
There are no dining options suitable for young children at appropriate prices.
The hotel has a direct connection to the convention center for easy access.
Outdoor amphitheater offers spacious lawn seating with great acoustics and clear sightlines from grass or reserved seats. Atmosphere stays chill and well-organized, supporting standing, dancing, or relaxing. Sound system delivers loud, booming music suitable for rock and hip-hop shows.
Accessible parking, entrances, and seating make the venue easy to navigate. Staff provide outstanding support for wheelchair users, and accessible restrooms and vendors ensure comfort throughout.
VIP and Oasis lounges offer air-conditioned bathrooms, private bars, and misters to cool off. Securing a patio chair early enhances comfort, but access requires extra payment.
Good to know
Parking is often overcrowded, leading to long wait times after concerts.
Safety protocols are lacking, especially in emergency situations.
Reserved seating is recommended for better sound quality and visibility.
Outdoor live music venue with intimate size and no bad views creates a lively party atmosphere especially on the lawn. Covered seating and large fans keep the space comfortable during hot nights. Layout allows clear sightlines to the stage even from the back.
Handicap parking sits closer than general spots. Bathrooms, food areas, and seats offer easy accessibility and stay clean.
VIP lounge offers air conditioning with a side entrance and clean bathrooms. Service is fast and friendly, with short or no lines at the bars and easier access to merchandise.
Good to know
Parking costs $20, but free parking is available across the street if you arrive early.
Expect long wait times to exit the parking lot after events due to limited exits.
Only card payments are accepted for food and drinks; cash is not accepted.
Small, historic venue with great sound and amazing acoustics offers an intimate atmosphere for live music. Balcony seats provide excellent stage views while the upper floor bar serves notably good cocktails. Lighting is dim, enhancing the cozy vibe but limiting stage visibility.
Elevators and a handicap section make the venue easy to navigate for those with mobility aids. Bathrooms stay clean and accessible, and the overall space feels comfortable and safe.
A VIP lounge sits in the basement with its own bar and bathrooms. Access costs $25 per person and offers a more private space separate from the main area.
Good to know
GA attendees didn't enter the venue until 7:30 despite the concert's start time being 7pm.
Attendees had to wait outside for 50 minutes under soaking rain.
The ticket time is the time the doors open, not the show start time.
Large outdoor amphitheater offers great lawn seating and stellar sound and video quality. Atmosphere feels fun and lively, with plentiful amenities like handicap platforms and water stations. Venue combines beautiful views with spacious layout for live music events.
Handicap platform and shuttle service make moving around easy. Staff uses golf carts to assist with seating and keeps groups together. Parking, entrances, and seating areas are all wheelchair accessible.
The lounge offers a VIP experience with access to drinks, food, and cushioned seats in a bar setting. Staff like Linda M and Maria provide friendly, helpful service, and the lounge includes an air-conditioned bathroom for comfort.
Good to know
Parking now costs $25 per car for the general gravel and grass area.
Expect long wait times to park, especially during busy events.
VIP parking allows for quicker entry and exit from the venue.
Oval theater with a rotating center stage offers great views from every seat in an intimate setting. The atmosphere feels cozy and close, enhancing connection between performers and audience. Multiple bars and a VIP lounge provide varied refreshments, complementing the live shows.
Staff provide help to wheelchair-safe seating on entry. Floors have uneven slopes and dips that cause difficulty for those using canes. No dedicated no standing section exists for unobstructed views by handicapped guests.
VIP lounge offers a relaxing pre-show space with comfortable rooms. The menu features tasty options that complement the show experience well.
Good to know
Parking is free, but arrive early to secure a spot.
The venue has limited handicap accessibility, which may be challenging for some visitors.
Expect long exit times after events due to traffic bottlenecks.
Courtyard with fire pits and play areas creates a family-friendly and eclectic vibe. Rooms offer nautical decor and views of the Ferris wheel and Alcatraz. Noise from nearby activity adds lively energy into the night.
Outdoor and indoor lounges offer comfortable seating and a well-designed space. Fires add warmth and the option to enjoy s'mores enhances the experience.
Good to know
Parking at the hotel costs $65 per night, not disclosed before booking.
The hotel charges a daily amenity fee despite limited amenities offered.
Breakfast is not included; guests must pay at the IHOP next door.
Venue combines intimate atmosphere with great sound quality and vintage aesthetic updated with modern touches. Multiple bars spread across two floors keep lines short and service efficient. Seating consists of tightly packed plastic chairs, which may feel uncomfortable during events.
Wheelchair access works well throughout the venue. Restrooms stay very clean and easy to reach. Balcony seating accommodates those on crutches comfortably.
Upgrading to the marquee lounge offers a more exclusive experience. Staff communication can be inconsistent, leading to confusion about seating and instructions.
Good to know
Prepaid parking is recommended as street parking is limited.
The venue is wheelchair accessible with a reserved section for mobility issues.
Restrooms are located on the mezzanine or down to the left of the front door.
Rooms offer modern design with high-tech features and quiet comfort despite a lively urban setting outside. Lobby sits on an upper floor with controlled access, enhancing security and privacy. Rooftop lounge provides stunning skyline views, adding a unique urban experience.
The hotel offers fast modern elevators and a 20-inch wheelchair-friendly bed height. The area is very accessible, with easy wheelchair access to nearby spots like MoMa and Broadway.
The lounge on the 11th floor offers a vibey atmosphere with stunning skyline views from the rooftop. Staff like Aezar, Amin, and Nur provide exceptional service that enhances the experience.
Good to know
Dining in the lobby starts at 4 pm.
The hotel requires a $1000 deposit for their stay.
There are a few happy hour specials at the restaurant.
Arena boasts iconic architecture and a spectacular setup with comfortable seating and superb acoustics. Energy runs high with lively crowds and immersive sound and lighting. Facilities include private sensory spaces and well-organized security, enhancing overall comfort.
Staff provide accessible seating and smooth service. The layout supports easy movement with clean accessible restrooms and minimal wait times. Escalators turned off for departing crowds create safety concerns.
A 360° central bar with seating anchors the lounge, surrounded by comfortable lounge tables and a photo wall. Private bartender service, private restrooms, complimentary snacks, appetizers, and free soft drinks create a relaxed, stylish vibe.
Good to know
You cannot bring outside food or drinks into the venue.
Cameras and action cams like GoPro are not allowed through security.
Expect long lines at the entrance during major events.