United Center

We went to our first basket ball game at the united center. I am pleased to say, how organized the process was for the basketball game. Parking was busy but clear! Paid for parking before to skip all the hustle and bustle. The food vendors were gratefully expensive and the food was terribly mediocre. Seating was at ease, as long as you followed the signs lol. The arena was pretty packed! We also Visited a bar called Goose Island grabbed a couple drinks and enjoyed the rest of the game. If you’ve never went to a basketball game, you should! Go support your hometown teams at least ONCE! GO BULLS!!

Great venue! Was here two nights in a row for a concert and a Bulls game. Was cool to see the completely different setups. Not a bad seat in the house. Great food and drink options throughout as well. Amazing experience.

This was my first concert and I attended the 11:11 tour which is Chris Brown and I had an amazing time. The usher, vendor, even security was nice and polite. Coming back soon especially if Chris Brown is performing again lol.

I have only been able to go once as a kid- so to be able to experience the view and amenities of a lower tiered suite was too much fun for only my second time! All the food was fantastic and the staff was nothing short of professional and kind. I am amazed at the luxuries some can afford and thankful I can experience them myself from time to time by invitation. Even though it isn't a banner year for the Bulls- there is something to be said about the modern-day Colosseums and watching seemingly supernatural humans perform. It is above all else- entertaining as it was designed to be. There is also something special about the stadium where Michael Jordan graced us with his presence. He had a great deal to do with the success of the sport, and he deserves mentioning whenever this stadium is brought up. I can't wait to go back!...especially for my first Blackhawks game. Part 2- sitting nearly Courtside for my third game and getting to watch the Bulls play a fantastic game in their win against New York was amazing! Being right at the Bulls entrance for autographs, getting to go on the court for a professional photo, and watching the teams warm up! What an experience. I won't soon forget it.

Had a great time going to watch the Blackhawks play with tickets from work. I went with a friend of mine and we pulled up in his car and didn't know they had front row seating for certain vehicles!

The United Center in Chicago, Illinois, is a premier venue for sports and my recent (and 5th) experience attending a Bulls game there was nothing short of exceptional. Down to the security process which was fast and efficient, a consistent experience that ensures a hassle-free entry year after year. I get the 40 person super suite (I call it the nest) every year for a group of my clients and the food is always wonderful, the staff is so attentive to all my clients and their children, and watching a game from the nest is such a great experience. The running of the bulls and the iconic team announcement music to start the game will never get old. The true highlight of the evening is undoubtedly the dessert cart. How many calories are on this dessert cart total? I want to know! From decadent cakes to mouthwatering cookies, the dessert cart provides the perfect dessert ending and some entertainment along the way. I always like to see what everyone gets.

It was easy to park and get into the venue. We found our seats easily. We sat in front of the stage, and we knew that it wasn't stadium style seating when purchasing tickets, but we hoped for the best. The ushers were frequently turning on their flashlights, so the light from this would accidentally be shown into my eyes, and that was very distracting from the show. The show ... Steely Dan and The Eagles!! We enjoyed it from start to finish. I'm so happy that we went 🤗 Consessions were typically expensive. Bathrooms were actually clean. I gave up on taking photos of the concert, but here's what I got ... lol. Overall, it's not a bad venue.

I had a great time here for the ENHYPEN concert in October 2023! Security was slow because they were quite thorough. They seemed strict on the bag size when I was going through security, but I saw someone inside with a large tote bag, so I'm confused. I was allowed to bring a point and shoot camera with no issues, so that's a big plus. Pictures are taken from section 101, row 9. I definitely recommend this section because it has a good view of the extended stage. There's nothing really in the area around United Center. I didn't feel particularly unsafe walking south to the hotel, but it gets quiet quickly when walking down Damen Ave.

I visited the United Center for the Meg Thee Stallion Concert a few weeks back. I was very impressed by the ease and speed of entry into the arena. The security guards and ticket scanners were friendly and fast. Really, all of the staff members were very pleasant. I also noticed that although many of the merch and food lines were usually pretty long, they were steadily moving. The bathrooms were clean enough and were being attended to when I did have to use the facilities, so that was nice. Following the concert, there was an Uber/Lyft lounge for guests while they waited for their rideshares. The lounge had TV's and seating which was much appreciated. It was basically a holdover before entering the pickup lot. Once your car arrived you had to show confirmation of their arrival to a guard who would then let you out into the pickup lot which had 5 or 6 lanes where you were supposed to meet your driver. While this was definitely a wise concept and surely helped minimize people getting into the wrong rideshare or blocking/being stuck in traffic, it was a little annoying. I don't think the rideshare drivers received the same information about the lanes and the exact pickup location until they were basically in it so our driver kept asking us to just come out of the area and meet him on the streat. Being out of town visitors, we had no idea of which street corners he was talking about so we had to just wait for him in the lounge/holdover area. I'm sure it was annoying for the drivers who wasted time waiting to move through the lanes. Thankfully I ordered a car as soon as we started leaving our seats in the concerts, so after the 10 minute walk to the lounge, we weren't waiting too long.

People were rude that worked there somewhere real cool and down to earth but the lady at the front she needs to stop living in the past she was so damn racist and I really do feel like she didn't like me just because I'm white and I have a big butt She purposely went out of her way to spot me in out the crowd and hate on me. shit wasn't cool don't not work aroundother people if u have racism still running in your veins, God created all of us Don't be mad at me Be mad at my parents for making me this way !! Duhh get over the shit anyways... Russ He put on a great performance. Everything else was trash two drinks cost $51.

Big fan of the UC especially during basketball season. Parking out front is $32 and they accept CC for payment. There are other parking lots that vary from $15-$30. UC is a fun arena that knows how to put on a show. You can sit anywhere and have a great view. I recommend arriving a little earlier than your event to avoid waiting in line to get in and also give yourself some time to walk around to check out stores and grab some food and drinks. Staff members are helpful to guide you to your seat and are quick to make sure everyone is safe and comfortable. Food and drinks can be on the pricier side however that's basically everywhere when going to a game/show etc in Chicago. Tip - if you're seeing a Bulls game and have an AMEX card they offer 10% off. Make sure to let em know you're using an Amex card so they can apply that discount.

Date of visit: February 2, 2024 Since Madonna will never, ever come to Milwaukee, we have to make a trek down to Chicago to see The Queen of Pop when she is on tour. I don't love United Center, but I also don't hate it. The halls are a bit narrow, which can make navigating to a restroom or a merch desk tricky, but the facility is brightly lit and tends to be fairly well staffed. Usher staff was very pleasant and helpful before and after the concert, though Security left much to be desired. There weren't any instructions as to what to take out of your pockets as you approached the metal detectors (every venue is different) but staff would get upset if you didn't follow the unverbalized, unsigned instructions. Lastly, snack options were pretty disappointing--$11 for a bag of Garrett's Chicago Mix? Before tax? And then the register defaults to a 16% tip for the staff person when all they did was run my card as the bags of popcorn were on the counter for me to grab?

I love venues with expedited entry such as the American Express entrance. The venue was clean and well organized with security before during and after the concert. The Uber tent across from the venue is smart but logistics need to be improved to allow individuals who have gotten in their Uber to be able to leave instead of having to wait for other riders who are in the same lane

I mean, is there anything more amazing than Blackhawks Hockey?! This venue did not disappoint, and it helped create one of my most incredible hockey memories to date. We also really enjoyed the self scan convenience shop inside. It was a first time for us, but I found it convenient and super cool! The hockey fan Shop here was huge, and had something for everyone!

Arena Tour Series (United Center), Part 1 "Everybody was Kung Fu fighting (huh!). Those cats were fast as lightning (ha!). In fact, it was a little bit frightening (huh!). But they did it with expert timing (ha!)." Carl Douglas The tone for this hockey game was set during the pre-game announcements when fans were told that they must contribute if @nhlblackhawks were to be assured of a victory. Many of the fans took this to heart and one sitting below us levied nearly continuous abuse of the glass separating him from the combatants. Based upon his body language I'm guessing that his comments were not affirming of the opposing players or the refs. While there was occasional booing for some of the penalty calls, the loudest boos initially seemed to be because there hadn't been a fight...yet. Well it wasn't too long before it was time to rumble! While the first fight was a little lackluster, the title bout lasted so long we thought there might be a 3rd intermission! I learned that the quality of a hockey fight is also judged by the players and both teams applauded with their sticks when this one finally drew to a close. Also worthy of applause was @anthem_singer for his performance of the national anthem! Although this was just our 6th NHL game, we have a suggestion for @nhl to make these contests even more exciting. We noticed that just prior to each period the referees skated about the rink with great enthusiasm. Well how about sending out just one more ref than is needed each time and having them all duke it out Gladiator style to determine which one is benched for that period? C'mon, you gotta know that would take things next level and the crowd would go bananas! We were impressed with the fully enclosed Uber Zone across the street from the arena which had us on the way back to our hotel within approximately 10 minutes of our arrival. Visiting from San Diego we thought it pretty hilarious when the announcer proclaimed excitedly, "For the 1st time in the last 72 hours we've gotten up to 3 degrees here in Chicago!" And that's...Henry's Take. #chicagohockey #kungfoofighting

11/01/23 - We went to the United Center & were treated to a great show. 3 performers Ricky Martin led off the show, followed by Enrique Iglesias (awesome) & finished W/Pit Bull (super high enThe show started around 7:30 & went to 11:00 w/about a 20-30 minute break between each performer Ricky Martin was pretty good, but Enrique Iglesias & Pit Bull killed it. The dancers were amazing too, super high energy, sexy & non stop motion. Too many photos & videos to post all of them but here are a few. YELP WONT LET ME ADD MORE PICTURES

Enjoyed taking in my first Blackhawks game! It was pretty easy to get in and out of the building, although, during the game, the concourses were quite crowded. Biggest bummer is there was no "first game" memorabilia, besides taking a photo. Our attendant in the suite was also fantastic!

We went to our first basket ball game at the united center. I am pleased to say, how organized the process was for the basketball game. Parking was busy but clear! Paid for parking before to skip all the hustle and bustle. The food vendors were gratefully expensive and the food was terribly mediocre. Seating was at ease, as long as you followed the signs lol. The arena was pretty packed! We also Visited a bar called Goose Island grabbed a couple drinks and enjoyed the rest of the game. If you've never went to a basketball game, you should! Go support your hometown teams at least ONCE! GO BULLS!!

Growing up as a huge basketball fan, it was my dream to go to the United center to watch the Bulls play. It was the ring of honor night where they facilitated all the former legends. Most of them were there except for Jordan and Pippen. It was unfortunate for the fans who came all the way to have a glimpse of them. Anyways, I got to enjoy the game against the Warriors where Steph shot crazy as usual. One of the best arenas with the Jordan statue in the front. It was pretty crowded mostly because of the ring of honor ceremony. I was so excited to take pics with some of the players including Curry and take some pics on the court. Stepping out onto the court was unbelievable. Lots of great memories.

Madonna is a living legend, and I really wanted to see her maybe this last time as you never know.  We saw her one other time, and it was also here at the UC back in 2009.  This was a rescheduled performance as she almost died from a bacterial infection last year.  She and her large entourage put on a dazzling spectacle of a show and as seems typical for her these days. Like her best ever 2012 Super Bowl half-time show this was a concert but also a lot of musical and dance theatre.  There are no live musicians and the music Madonna sings to is from sound tracks, but man, even on the 300 level, the steady background beat was heart thumping. Well, in spite of the recent lawsuit she brought onto herself in Brooklyn for performing much later than advertised, she still made her first appearance for this 8:30pm show at 9:53pm, duh.  We got 1 hour and 15 minutes of loud DJ music starting at 8:35pm.  The show lasted 2 hours and 22 minutes, and ended at 12:15am, but in the end it was worth it for this once in a decade spectacle.  Thank you Madonna for being a great and sexy performing artist and putting on another great show.   The United Center did a physically nice job as usual as an indoor venue for a world class concert.  However, I just wish they would open the doors earlier than just a stingy 1 hour before show time instead of making us wait outside in February.  Also unless you have money to burn, eat or drink up before arriving as for example a premium draft beer here is up to $19 now, pfft!  Leaving here at 12:15am also made for a breeze of a commute going home though, yaay on that.

The United Center in Chicago, Illinois, is a premier venue for sports and my recent (and 5th) experience attending a Bulls game there was nothing short of exceptional. Down to the security process which was fast and efficient, a consistent experience that ensures a hassle-free entry year after year. I get the 40 person super suite (I call it the nest) every year for a group of my clients and the food is always wonderful, the staff is so attentive to all my clients and their children, and watching a game from the nest is such a great experience. The running of the bulls and the iconic team announcement music to start the game will never get old. The true highlight of the evening is undoubtedly the dessert cart. How many calories are on this dessert cart total? I want to know! From decadent cakes to mouthwatering cookies, the dessert cart provides the perfect dessert ending and some entertainment along the way. I always like to see what everyone gets.

Love this venue! The best things is that it's convenient for anyone who wants to take public transit. My hubby and I attended two concerts here and it seemed organized and clean. I love that I found an AMEX entrance this last time I attended a concert. I was able to bypass the long main entrances to get in.

Nice arena where the workers are kind and helpful and the crowd isn't rowdy. Came to see a hockey game and honestly expected it to be a little more lively (we're from NYC so we're used to loud and passionate fans but I guess not here?) the drinks and food are kind of pricey but that's to be expected in every arena. It's a good time.

Drinks got better but I went for Bad Bunny and spent a LOT of $$ only to be surrounded by weed smell everywhere!! Halls were soo smoky and people were vaping with security doing absolutely NOTHING! Such a terrible experience!! What's the point of a metal detector and checking everyone if it's still gonna be smoky and reek of weed the whole time.

Great sport facility with plenty of food choices and great acoustics which creates a remarkable experience. They have great shared rides setup to get you in and out of the arena.

Horrible. Who runs this place? I attended the Drake concert that took place at this arena on 7/5. Being from out of town, I had no idea what to expect when arriving. The day finally came and it was unfortunately pouring cats and dogs that day. It was a literal full on thunderstorm.. We took a rideshare to the arena and we were dropped off at the "rideshare area" which is across the street form the arena. We followed everyone else and from the drop off area you have to go through the rideshare tent. From here, you are to then walk across the street to the actual arena and wait in line to get in. This we did, but since it was pouring outside no one wanted to exit the rideshare tent. People were hogging the doors, pushing, and shoving into each other. I did not see one security here and I was worried as to a fight breaking out. We didn't care about the rain at this point since we were already soaked so we pushed our way out those doors. We sprinted our way to what was the side entrances to the arena and again people were pushing and shoving trying to get in. It was a complete madhouse and every single person was drenched. These lines moved like snails. Matter a fact, snails move faster. It took us 45 minutes to get in and the entire time we were under the pouring rain. The person manning this entrance was doing a horrible job. There was no control and people were just walking through security, were these people just hired?... I feared for my safety as to no one in my line from what I saw was patted down. Coming in from the side door was a huge mistake for us as we did not know the layout of the venue. There were no maps from what we saw nor any employees to help guide us to our seats like our Arizona arenas have. SMH. The merch line was about a 2 hour wait so we skipped that. The concert was so much fun though and Drake put on a great show. It made us forget the nightmare we had just endured. Trying to leave this arena was again another literal nightmare, thankfully it was now not raining. I saw a security lady get punched in the head, people arguing, pushing, fake merch being sold outside, to girls walking around barefoot. Ghetto. The rideshare tent was a legit sauna and one of the worst things ever created. Why the F would you hold people hostage in this hot a** tent and have them wait there for their rides? The worst idea ever. I felt like I was suffocating as there was no ventilation. Oh and you do have to wait in this tent and you are not allowed to exit until you can show proof that your ride is outside.. wtf. Hate this place with a passion, see you never.

For this to be my first time at the United Center I really like the quick and efficiency while the doors open, my friend bought two drinks (Hennessy & Cranberry juice) + 2 waters.....all for a cost of $67.00 I felt that was a little over PRICED! I even overheard a lady saying she paid $24.00 for a small box of nachos.....insane! I had a little issue with was when you try and take pictures after a concert you can't go to certain sections they close them off be aware of that. The last thing was the SEATS they are a little outdated, small, they need those seats that are in the movie theaters (Be CAREFUL getting up) Other than that my experience was good. I went to see JANET & Nelly (Together Again Summer Tour) last night

I saw to shows at the United Center this summer and both were good experiences. Parking on site was very easy and we were able to get out quickly at the end. We took Uber for the second show and the ride share tent was also easy. There were lots of good and beverage vendors inside although the quality of both were pretty lackluster for the price.

Been going g here for years but the latest visit to a hawks game and the concession employees were in rare form. Ignorant , short with people and when they forgot cheese for a pretzel I went back and the lazy human charged me $3 for a small cup of cheese. Sleeved at the hawks game Look I get it and I'm totally cool with the outrageous prices but what's a hot pretzel without the hot cheese. That's like buying a new car at the dealer and having to pay extra for each tire :). See where I'm going here , c mon UC , you can do much better than this

I'm a big fan of the United Center, which is home turf for the Bulls and Hawks. It's a great place to catch a game or a show, with ample parking that's easier to get into and out of than at most sports venues I've been to. Every floor has clean and well stocked bathrooms, complimentary coat checks and great dining choices. The food here is way above the standard at most arenas. Yes, it's expensive, but the quality makes that hurt a little less. We often go early before a game and find somewhere comfy to sit and eat, as I don't like eating at my seat. It's also fun to walk around the first floor and check out the atrium, which is brimming with evidence of fan spirit and team pride, and where you can bask in the glow of Bulls and Blackhawks glory days, and hope for the future. I especially enjoy the statues of Michael Jordan (atrium) and Blackhawks greats Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita (northeast corner of the building, right near gate 3-1/2).

Visited the United Center to see Mana band recently. Getting into the place was easy. There were entrances with no lines, while other people stood in line. Getting to our seats was easy. There was a bar where you could request a drink and watch the show while you drank it in a standing room only section. Very cool. The sound and lighting were excellent as were the food and facilities. Easy to get in, easy to get out, the sound quality was good and it wasn't too loud. Overall, we had a great experience.

The United center is not the ideal location for a comedy show, but wasn't bad either. We knew we'd have nosebleed seats, but keep in mind that it's a lot of stairs to go up and hard to cross over others who are already seated if you get seats in the 300 section. We didn't buy food as it's pretty pricey. The staff was very helpful and assisted us to get to an elevator as my friend uses a cane. The lighting for the show was a little funky and the comedians kept walking out of the lighting. The two comedians (Jim gaffigan and jerry Seinfeld) we're hilarious, but my review is a reflection of the venue itself. It's doable, but not ideal for this kind of show.

Saw a Blackhawks game here and was overall pretty impressed. It's clean, there's a great variety of drinks and the energy is so much fun. I was also impressed at how they utilized the screens to display some seriously powerful montages. I love a good sports montage The area where you wait for Ubers is also brilliant. The only thing I didn't like is that it isn't marked well indoors. We went outside and didn't know if we were going the right way so popped back in and immediately got accosted by two employees who said re-entry wasn't allowed. We weren't trying to re-enter, just looking for assurance. But whatever, it's a minor grievance. I would go back anytime.

The Madhouse on Madison is always a fun time watching Blackhawks hockey. Food and drinks are expensive but great entertainment with plenty of bathrooms. Parking costs $26-$31 for closest lots. Don't miss the pre game show on the scoreboard.

Okay! I reallly like this place :) the lines can get long but come on it's only expected from a place such as this. The staff here are amazing!!! They literally allowed us to take pictures with Michael Jordan's trophies!! How cool are they for that ahaha and not to mention they have vegan/vegetarian options!! There is food literally everywhere. The inside is absolutely gorgeous with so much to see and do!! Let me not forget about the kids area they offer!!! They have a special area where they offer games and a live DJ right across from a food stand! If you decide to come out to Chicago, check out a bulls or Blackhawks game.

Blackhawks game (they lost 2-7). Facility is nice, lots of food choices including Gibsons. We sat section 102 row 16 Great seats. Only pain was getting an Uber, but we walked to Fifth Third Arena to get picked up. It was way easier for the driver.

The United Center is great. Hawks, Bulls, conventions, snd concerts. It's a great space For all these things. The food is also really good for stadium food with little goat, honey butter fried chicken, and Lillie q's

I came to see the Michael Jordan statue. They close to the public at 3:30 pm to see the statue. It will be best to get here by 3:15 to take time to take pics. The staff was really friendly and allows us in at 3:26 pm. The statue is smaller in person than what you see on tv. A beautiful tribute to Michael Jordan!! Michael Jordan...GOAT!!

It has been ages since I have been to the UC so when a buddy had room in his suite I jumped at the chance. Took the #50 to and from the game, easy as pie, picking up a few mates as it travelled S. Suites are always nice, food was tasty, too bad the Hawks lost 5-2.

Went to the UC for the Bulls game. Haven't been to the US since before COVID 19. They have stepped up their game. Not only have they improved the center stage screens, they have upped their game on food. They now have local restaurant staples like Little Goat serving up a mix of meat based tacos and delicious nachos to Honey Butter Fried Chicken. We didn't get a chance to explore the whole UC but judging on what we were able to see, they really paid attention to the people. The service the is also great. Nothing but courteous folks willing to help out in any way possible. They have also added music to the first level concession areas with live djs dishing out the latest beats. Parking is plentiful but it's still rather expensive especially for sporting or concert events but at least there are parking options. Don't tell that to the North side baseball team's home field

I've only been to United Center for a couple reasons, those being concerts (Bruno Mars, Radiohead, and Mary J. Blige) and to get my COVID vaccines, though the latter was outside in the parking lots. The UC is humongous, holding over 21,000 people for Bulls and Blackhawks games and more than 23,000 when hosting concerts. I kind of hate coming here for concerts; it's just so huge that unless you're spending $500+ for a ticket, you can't really see much and you'll mostly be watching the screens if you want to see. Having said that, I can't say I wouldn't go because there are artists I can't see at my preferred, more intimate venues. If you come here, with a bag or without, you'll have to empty your pockets which is annoying AF. There's lots of parking, but official parking will run you $30-35, and the unofficial lots are about $20 in September 2022.

Awesome arena where they play sports and stuff. Great history here with the Blackhawks and bulls.

The United Center is beautiful! The loops are fun to walk on every level. We recently went to our first Blackhawks game at the UC. We had a great time, but my three star review is for a couple warnings. First up, parking! We opted to park inside the UC fenced in lot. I definitely did not want to get parked in, and as a newbie, we opted for the expensive option. Parking inside the gates is $31 for the game. Credit card only. You can park just outside for $25. Next up, concessions...I must admit, prices aren't crazy. Going to a Windy City Bulls game or a Kane County Cougars game is similar for concessions expense. I was genuinely surprised by this. A soft serve waffle cone was $6.75, not totally outrageous for a professional hockey game. However, the UC adds a 20% tip to every transaction. Come on. 20%? They typically do flip you the screen to sign, and you can definitely take the tip off. (Not to be cheap, but to be realistic.). My issue was that one concession stand worked did not turn the machine back to me to opt out of the tip. That's not a cool position to be in as a consumer. Do you say something? Or not? Ugh. The training needs to be better, the option needs to be given to the customer. We had a great time at the game, the Blackhawks organization is definitely fan friendly. I just will now know I need to be more assertive at concessions!

This venue has up to 23,500 seats and has good traffic and crowd control for events of this size. I took a bus in and did not experience delays nor hassle despite being close to the start of the show; it also seemed like the faster choice considering road closures surrounding the venue. Their website is also current, and you can easily find their rules on parking and allowed items. There are a lot of entrances/exits so lines shouldn't be too long when they're all open. Inside might be packed depending on what people are waiting on, such as bathrooms and merch lines. The view of the stage from the lower sections is decent.

REVIEW FOR HARRY STYLES 6 NIGHT RESIDENCY: I flew in from Minneapolis to go and see night 2 (formerly night 3) of the Harry's House shows. I was so excited, and the experience within the United center was a bit iffy. I believe this event was sold out, or nearly sold out, so you can imagine the enormous crowds that were resulting during this event. I want to give 5 stars specifically for the Uber situation. They have a designated area for pick-up and drop off with a warm tent and set lanes for the cars to go through. This ensured a super smooth drop off and was safer for attendees leaving the concert. Getting into the building was as expected - long lines around the stadium that fed into smaller security lines once close to the atrium. The worst part was the lack of signage - I had no clue if we were even in the right line. I had heard from another group later inside that they had accidentally sat and waited in the GA line - then had to go back into another line at a different door. The lack of signage was a constant struggle at this packed event. Once through security and in the atrium there was a giant balloon photo op that had a line that, I would expect to be, hours long. It took up the whole atrium and we had no idea where to go to actually get into the United Center, and we couldn't tell if this was the line to get in the United center. After poking around for a few minutes, which was difficult in a giant crowd, we found the opening and got our tickets scanned. Once inside the center, it was really no different than a packed sports game (except for the fun flowery outfits and boas). The only issue was that there wasn't much room for long merch-booth lines and long lines for other photo ops around the concourse. I'm not sure where they would be better suited, but it was a struggle getting in line/getting around. Otherwise, the concert was great and it's definitely a fun idea to have these mini residencies for artists!

The United Center is a world-class sports and entertainment arena in the heart of Chicago. It's home to the NBA's Chicago Bulls and the NHL's Chicago Blackhawks, and hosts concerts and other events year-round. The United Center has great sightlines and acoustics, and features a wide range of concessions and amenities. It's one of the busiest arenas in the country and is a must-see for any sports or entertainment fan visiting Chicago.

I have never seen such blatant theft from a venue. $27 for a 16oz modelo $44 for a hotdog and small chicken tenders. On top of the servers trying to push 30% tip by actually pushing the options on pad and telling you to sign. when you switch to a reasonable and I use that term loosely, tip. They give you an attitude. Lazy/slow service and Rude

It has been several years , since I attended a Blackhawks game, but had the opportunity on Sunday to watch a game compliments of Advocate Health Care. Simialr to most professional sports venues, parking is expense, $26 plus, drinks and food are ridiculously expensive, but the Atrium and entertainment were very good. Security was quick,but thorough and make sure you comply with the bag and purse guidelines, because they are strictly enforced. A fun, but expensive experience.

Went for Disney on ice today and wow what a good time. They really know how to put on a show. I thought frozen was hype but turns out when encanto came on, the whole arena turned up even more. The staff were nice to the kids and family. A little messy as could be expected with soooo many people, but overall a really fun and well done show. Would recommend

Wow this place is nice! Came for a John Mayer concert and was not disappointed. They were very organized with the process of getting in. The stage was on the other side of the arena from our seats but the screens were large and clear. Great place to see a concert!

I came here for a RATM show, it was easy to get to with Uber, in fact they had an entire Uber lot and waiting area. That was cool to see. Getting through security was easy and the staff was friendly. We walked around and looked at the various t-shirt vendors, there was no shortage of those guys. Our seats were easy to find, once seated and the show started the acoustics took away from the experience of the show. Couldn't really make out the vocals. maybe that was an issue with their sound guy and not with the United Center? Overall, for my first experience at a legendary arena, I was impressed.

The entrance at the American Express was great. No problems getting to the seats and getting a drink was easy.

Visited during a hockey game. The arena is legendary. Had a great time but traffic out of this place is crazy. Had to walk a block to get an Uber just to avoid the traffic jam.

Great venue to catch a basketball game! Plenty of food and beer options, the seats were great, and the bathrooms were clean. We took the L so we didn't deal with parking, which I've heard can be messy. The icing on the cake was the Bulls beating the Heat, overall a great experience. Can't wait to come back again!

Being an avid Lakers and basketball fan, I was hoping to catch an NBA game while visiting Chicago but unfortunately the Bulls were playing away games during that week. I really wanted to see the United Center where Michael Jordan played and take a picture with his statue but I heard they moved it inside the arena to prevent it from being vandalized. Maybe on my next visit to Chicago I will get a chance to catch a game.

Bought a sick blackhawks sweatshirt here. And what they don't tell you is that you can buy whatever tickets you want and then just stand at the bar and watch the game with your friends. Perhaps we found a loophole

I had a fantastic experience at United Center for a Blackhawk's game! It was so fun and the staff was great. It didn't hurt that it was an amazing game and we were able to see 2 hat tricks! The Uber zone to wait on your Uber was a great set up so you don't have to wait in the cold!

Of course my seats were amazing; you get what you pay for. Security was tight, the ushers were thorough. Lights and sounds were clear. The fire was amazing and so were all of the extra theatrics. About Mary, she completely showed out; four wardrobe changes and unbelievable stage presence. She brought the energy, I wasn't in my seat much and I have NO voice this morning.