NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Tickets

Wow, The Texas vs Wake Forest game was great. Worth the price. Can't wait until the Sweet 16 next year here in NOLA. The cheerleading squads were cool too!

The city of Providence passed with flying colors. I hope that the NCAA considers Providence in the future and gives it the opportunity to host again.

Enjoyed Round 1. Great time. great venue. Could use a bit better screens on the scoreboard to see highlights and scores.

I recently attended the NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament in Providence, Rhode Island and the event was terrific! The facility (The Dunkin Donuts Center) is a top notch facility and the City of Providence did a great job supporting the tournament. The restaurants surrounding the Dunkin Donuts Center were great and I would definitely return to Providence, RI to see the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament!

It was a great event for my daughter and her friend. Staff were courteous. Event was well planned.

The games were great. #3 Georgetown becomes the first #14-#3 upset since 2006 (I was at that game at Auburn Hills too). #10 St Mary's played fantastic basketball and gave us the shocker over #2 Villanova. The venue was fantastic for viewing the game. The Dunkin Donuts Center is a surprising NCAA pick because it seats less than 12,000. But that meant even the worst upper level seats had a good view of the action. The arena is poorly designed for a two-game format though. The small concourse and poor architecture layout of concession stands and restrooms meant you could barely move between games. Even worse than the DCU Center (but not as bad as Univ of Dayton Arena). But still--I'd do it again in a heartbeat!

The excitement and enthusiasm of college fans, upsets, team basketball, and watching the skill of coaches that you may be unfamiliar with as they make their adjustments. What a great way to experience the game.

What a double victory! #1 ranked KU loses to Northern Iowa and the K-State Wildcats win out over tough-playing BYU!!!

A tournament like none other in a city like none other. This was a great event that featured some special basketball teams and passionate fans. NCAA rules that disallowed alcohol sales and re-entry were the only downsides. Everything else was a lot of fun. I had the time of my life.

We had a great time! But it would have been better if NCAA had notified us of game times.

Lack of mens bathrooms and only 2 workers in concession stand was a prblem in getting refreshments and not missing action on court

It was really a great event. I watched every game for all three sessions in providence. The venue being small made it even bettter. There wasn't a bad seat in the house. I would go back in a heartbeat! Fantastic!!!!

A must see event for any college basketball fan, the site is a 12k seat stadium where there are no bad seats in the house. a great location to watch college basketball

Nothing like watching the tournament with the underdogs winning. Its amazing watching the small schools beating up on the top schools in the country.

Does it get any better than the NCAA tourney? The teams provided the excitement, and the Ford Center staff enhanced the experience with a beautiful, clean arena with very tasty food, albeit a little overpriced (that's to be expected though). Plenty of parking options, and Bricktown nearby gave us a plethora of restaurant choices for the session breaks. Please host again!

The games were excellent but the NCAA does a terrible job of truly promoting the ENTIRE tournament. They make it so that people in attendance are isolated from the happenings at other sites. There was no scores from other games displayed on the auxillary boards in the arena. Scores were only updated 1-2 during the game being played. They control the instant replays that happened for the game being watched.

Very accessible venue, the Arena employees extremely cordial with a large crowd

good time...good basketball...great venue! Second time attending NCAA in Jacksonville and would definitely attend in Jacksonville again.

Every basketball fan should see this at least once. My daughter graduates from Wofford College this year and they made the dance for the first time in school history. Since it was relatively close, we managed to get tickets and came to Jacksonville for the weekend. I don't know how the other venues are, but the Veterans Memorial Arena staff are very professional and pleasant. Ticket takers, ushers, food and souvenir vendors, parking attendants, all were extremely helpful. Even though Wofford lost in the first round, they played Wisconsin tough to the end. As a Wofford fan, it was a tough loss, but as a basketball fan, it was a great game to watch.

we love watching college basketball 4 games in one day is awesome just wish they would have been closer. looking forward to sundays games.will be at first round again next year