CrossFit Games Tickets

Me and my brother travelled all the way from Norway to be at Invitationals! Great people, great event! Only thing was that the music was not nearly high enough! We expected intense workouts and LOUD music! And the athlete interview between events should be heard in the statium also and not only on the live broadcast.. We hated sitting there and watching like Rich Froning and Camille getting interviewed after events and Rory Mckernan giving info and talking without being able to hear what they were saying... Security people SUCKED.... After I got my autograph from Rich Froning I was SO excited! We pulled back to wait for the Cool Down show to be done to maybe be able to speak with Rich and Julie and Jason and the others. Went up to the entrance area cause before the event started we had some KillCliffs which we were told would not be allowed inside the arena, so we asked the man in the infodesk if he could hold on to them until the show was over, he was awesome and did. And we went up to collect them and drink them during the Cool Down show. We couldn't drink it all so we asked the security guy if we could just go out and leave the Kill Cliff in the car and still be allowed to come back in. He said, and i quote "Yes if you have your tickets.. or just go, I'll remember your faces!" So we did, and when we came back we walked in and got stopped by another security guy. He said "once you go out you can't come back in" and we explaind to him that we had talked to the other security guy and he told us that is was okay cause we just wanted to put the killcliff in the car instead of throwing it away. We pointed to the guard that promised us that we would come back in.. and he came over and said that he had promised us. but the other security said .. "No. once you go out you can't come back in".. Can u imagine the dissapointment we felt? coming aaaall the way from Norway for a two hour event and getting treated like that? thrown out when we were promised that we could come back in.

The event was fun. First time ever seeing crossfit in a competition live. The seats were okay but the price was too much. Tickets were 45$ then a $15 processing fee. No way with a family would I want to pay these prices. This is why I gave it 3 stars. $60 for 2 hours of entertainment. Not worth it. I won't be going to this type of event again until the price comes down.

Very good event. (Does the USA always have to win in the USA - I guess the crowd thought so). - Best part was the teams competing at the same time. - The flat spot in the show for me was the individual event (dead lift I believe). Crowd wasn't that into it. It took the team excitement out of it. Generally slowed things down. Maybe it was needed to allow other team members to recover - because the stamina of the athletes was pretty amazing. Would recommend they pick events that allow all the teams to be competitive - so the final results are a bit closer (ie., pick specialties that each team can win points - with final event being the decider)

This CrossFit team competition with 16 top athletes was fast-moving, entertaining, and inspirational.

I would go to this event every year or every week if that was the case. Loved it. Go USA

The Crossfit team presented an awesome event! I would have expected a full house, but the people who were there were enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the sport. I would have wished I had known about the outside village so I could have gone to it. The best part of the event was that USA won!!

It was great to see all the elite athletes compete in one place! The spectators were amazing as well - cheering regardless of the outcome, even if reps failed.

Not stroller friendly event, however you could bring one in, just not allowed to take it to seating area or down a few steps. Fortunately there was a good group of people that left our stuff alone. but it would have been nice if they mentioned it somewhere so i could have brought the baby carrier. happy they allowed diaper bag in with stroller. .... They ran out of food!!! WTH?! the one thing a lot of people were outraged about was they ran out of food. you cannot, NOT allow people to bring in food, if your NOT going to feed them! that was insane. also a lady working there informed our line that the SAME food was being offered on the other side of the stadium, with no line. and she was dead WRONG. need better employees, someone didn't do their job of informing correctly.

It was amazing to see many of the greatest athletes compete.

The Regionals were amazing.... the venue was not that great. No room for vendors. The food was just ok. The arena was so crowded and they had security all over asking people to not stand up. Need to find a better location.

They ran out of food and beer multiple times a day for 3 days. When they had food, service was absurdly slow. I saw no evidence the people working behind the counter had ever worked concessions in their life and they certainly had no manager they were accountable to. One day I waited 20 min only to get to the front and be told their was no beer. Each concession stand had no idea what the others had and simply recommended customers go check themselves. The management of the venue was awful. The management of the athletic events was impressive and efficient by comparison.

Great event and venue! Would have preferred higher quality food.

The regional games were very exciting. Lots of action, team and individual events. Amazing athletes in a very high energy arena.

The venue was fantastic, parking was easy and affordable, sound quality was good and seats gave you a great vantage. One thing I'd do next year - allow food into the venue. The fact that filtered water was provided is great and therefore, disallowing beverages is understandable but forcing your patrons to buy $10 meals gets too pricey. Family events like CrossFit should allow families to bring snacks, meals, etc. in packs/coolers.

This event was well set up . The food was awesome, it catered to the crossfit community. I will definitely come back here over and over ..

This review is mainly our complaint on the food or lack there of! Very disappointing they couldn't cater to the crowd with more paleo friendly food or allowing people to bring food in. Rogue did a great with the set up and the crew did a great job between heats. My husband and I are 95% paleo. On Friday we brought food in with no problems and bought some paleo snacks at one of the vendors. However Saturday the lady said "no outside food or drinks!" which made us buy food. They ran out of salad dressing and had very very limited food selection. All around food made it for a long weekend.

Absolutely no instructions related to the event were published. Day 1 we were allowed to bring water and food into the event and park for free. Day 2 we had to pay for parking and were not allowed to bring water and food into the event. My wife and I had to pour out the water that we had brought. Again, no information was given to us before we walked the mile and a half from our hotel regarding food and water. On each day, the event ran out of food. So, with no food allowed to be brought into the event, what exactly were we supposed to eat? Finally, ten dollars for parking? Really?

The event was well organized. All events started precisely on time. The announcers were clear and animated. The wait for food from the snack bar was horrible! They should have hired more people or had volunteers to help with this. Attending this event is getting much more expensive. I think CrossFit needs to consider going back to a fairgrounds. One needed to pay for parking and no RV parking was available.

Amazing display of the most elite cross fitters in nor cal! Inspiring Beyoncé belief.

The actual event was excellent. Ran on-time the entire weekend (a notable exception was one event starting 2 minutes late). Well-organized and fun to watch. The Event Center ran out of food all three days. There was a strict, enforced no outside food or drink policy. The concession stands were poorly organized and did a bad job of communicating what, if anything, was available at any given time. I understand there were a lot of people, but for an event center that had sold-out, they were not prepared.