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The NCAA Men's Basketball Championship, also known as March Madness, is the annual Division I Men’s Basketball tournament that began in 1939. Composed of 68 men’s college basketball teams across the U.S., the highly-anticipated competition determines the National Champion through a series of single-elimination games over three weeks. The tournament format follows four regional brackets with teams ranked from one to 16, plus an additional eight teams competing to claim the last four main bracket slots during the First Four Games. For the 2025 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship, the First Four games start on March 18 and 19, followed by the First and Second Rounds between March 20 and 23, Sweet Sixteen on March 27 and 28 and Elite Eight on March 29 and 30. For the fifth time, the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas will host the Final Four and National Championship games, on April 5 and 7 respectively.
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The games were very exciting. Good view from our seats, though high up. The United Center needs to be updated. The floors were sticky. The bathrooms very out of date.
"Cuse surprised all the experts with TWO (2) Incredible comeback victories. It makes it so much more enjoyable watching Sweet-16 and Elite-8 games that are not decided until the final seconds. The fans are into the games - and stay in their seats - as opposed to leaving early to "beat traffic".
I was disappointed in the seat location purchased last fall and using best available option. It is disappointing to anticipate an event and have to watch from the top of the arena at a bad angle relative to the court. The start time for games should be 1-2 hours earlier for all sessions.
My tickets were in the upper deck corner. This was my first time and I had a blast! Even though my teams didn't win, it was well worth the cost.
Great atmosphere, compelling ending to the later game
Saw some really exciting games, with a big upset, Michigan State losing to Middle Tennessee State, and an exciting, but disappointing, buzzer beater - Wisconsin over Xavier
We thought we bought our tickets early. We bought two days before the event was "open to the public." We used our American Express card and bought tickets the minute they went on sale. What an incredible disappointment when we got to our seats and they were the second row from the top! Then the disappointment of Barclays Center, you can't enter from the top and walk down to the second row, no, you have to walk straight up 21 narrow steps, I mean straight up! I am so disappointed in the NCAA Div. 1 first and second round ticketing arrangement. This was our 29th year to go to this event at different arenas around the country, and every year it gets harder and harder to get even half-decent seats. Just something where we can watch the game on the floor rather on the jumbotron. We're going to do year 30, but that may be it, as the quality goes down each and every year. Anyone have a clue how we can get better seats?
Terrific seats. Nice public transportation on Metro Link to Scottrade Center.
Great time, 21st year of attending games! St. Louis always hosts a great event!
Great opportunity to see high-quality Div 1 basketball games! March Madness lived up to its name with the show put on between Wisconsin and Xavier! If you have the opportunity, GO!
I loved going to the NCAA Tournament!! If you love basketball especially college basketball this is the event for you!
Great games. Michigan State upset. Wisconsin buzzer beater. Overall had a lot of fun watching the six games over two days. The first day everything went smooth with the times of the games. The second day I though the games could have started a couple of hours sooner.
I had a blast can't wait till next year I like eating healthy they served smoked turkey sandwiches and pasta it was really good I had a great time
Games were amazing and venue was top notch. I will not hesitate to go to other events at Chesapeake Arena.
The situation in OKC mirrors my comment last year at Jacksonville. In order to keep to a tightened television schedule the NCAA has sacrificed the people who come the tournament sites to see the games live, but instead are left to miss the start of evening games because it is impossible, even though the THINKS it can end a afternoon session at 4P, if there are no disruptions like an OT, clear and clean the arena and get fans back to their seats for a 5:20P start. Makes one wonder why bear the expense to see the game live when the NCAA will sacrifice the fan at the ritual of the almighty dollors it receives from CBS!
Had such a wonderful time watching the NCAA tournament. I am not a fan of any of the teams that were hosted here, but it was awesome. The NI and VCU fans were outstanding and the VCU band kept everyone entertained in between games. NI provided two incredible games. Can't wait to attend next year's games in Tulsa.
College basketball at it's best!! Enjoyed every minute.
Not worth the extra money. Seating behind the basket. After first game others came down and sat in vacated seats. I saw better seats listed for much less on the exchange site. How can they do that if their cost was the same as mine. Buy from a scalper, bring your own cookies, and eat a real lunch before going in.
Scottrade Center is an incredible venue which offers a wide range of seating options and all have a great view of the floor. From the basketball action, NCAA March Madness atmosphere to the great options of food, Scottrade knows how to make you feel welcome for the money you spend.
Watched the NCAA player drop 36 points (29 in second half) and the most miraculous, amazing comeback in March Madness history.