Philippine Arena

Wish there were more seating areas with shades after the ticket verification. Also wishing for more functional comfort rooms. Great audio system though inside the arena and the airconditioning is good inside.

Watched the Bini concert here and the venue was great! You just need to be strategic as to where you will get down, park and enter so that you won't walk all the way around it. Getting out of the compound is slow after a concert,it takes at least 30mins.

First time to attend a concert and this place did not disappoint me. The sound system is superb, amenities are complete. Clean restrooms and good AC. The only downside the larking is not cemented. If it's raining, your shoes and socks will be surely soaked

This place was so great, amazing and interesting especially helding here some great event related to our religion activities. This place gives us some memories together with our love ones. It was so great to visit every part of this place, there was so wonderful.

Went for the SAW Kickoff and it did not disappoint. The venue is massive which is perfect for accommodating large crowds without feeling too cramped. I was impressed by the cleanliness of the comfort rooms and how well-maintained the entire area was. Clear signage made it easy to navigate, even with the huge turnout. Overall, it was a well-organized and enjoyable experience.

first time to visit the PH arena for air supply concert and its huge .. paid parking .. food stall are more expensive than usual . we enjoy the concert and complete amenities..

Visited here during SB19 Day1 and Day2 concert ✨✨✨ Purely based on what I experienced when we went to Philippines Arena and during the entry to the concert. Entry was smooth compared to past events; organized queueing, efficient staff, and clear LED displays made the experience feel professional The venue’s massive, amphitheater style design enhanced the show’s epic feel SB19’s entrance in cloaks, giant statues, pyrotechnics, and cinematic stage visuals were truly world class From A’TIN-led karaoke sessions before SB19 appeared to synchronized lightstick waves and Philippine flag visuals, the crowd participation was moving. Hearing thousands singing together was goosebump inducing Traffic & parking headaches Exiting after the show was slow-moving. Event-goers reported congested exits and multi-hour delays getting out plan ahead if you’re driving Limited local amenities Outside food stalls were plentiful but often crowded. Inside the venue, stalls were few, queues long, and prices steep. Bringing your own snacks and water helped Accessibility and walk distance Parking farther away can mean a long walk or costlier ride-hailing fares. Early arrival is key to securing closer access If you’re planning to attend future concerts, here’s a quick tip list to optimize your visit: • Arrive early to avoid far parking and jammed queues • Consider van pools or shuttles to skip traffic • Bring snacks, water, cash for stalls • Brace yourself for a brief phone-signal blackout during peak show time Despite the logistical hiccups, the musical journey, stagecraft, and emotional moments more than made up for any inconvenience. Philippines Arena truly shone as the perfect stage for SB19’s two night concert spectacle.

It was my first time at the Philippine Arena attending an SB19 concert. My experience was okay, maybe just lacking benches around the arena, with only limited tables around the places either for eating or just seating. Besides that the experience was good maybe because the organizers and SB19 talked about how they want the experience of the fans to be memorable and almost nothing to be picked on. So the experience is good, they managed the place strictly, the marshals were strict but approachable they're also funny. The flow of people and vehicles were controlled that's why people can go home safely and faster than what some other people experience in other concerts. It was a spectacular show with great production.