Rochester Knighthawks Tickets

It was my first Lacrosse game, and even though I'm a Buffalo fan, Rochester was the venue of choice to watch the local rivalry. There isn't a bad seat at Blue Cross Arena, but we were just 5 rows back which made it even more spectacular. The games are intense; jammed with action. The arena itself offered several choices for snacks and beverage, as well as providing easy access to restrooms and a smoking area. We had a blast and look forward to doing it again!

The seats where terrible, not enough leg room. the view was good.

Was very pleased with the selection of the seats. Enjoyed the game, except that we had some canadaian players right in front of us.

This was my first game in 15+ years and I completely enjoyed it. I normally watch field lacrosse.

game was great, been to 2 home games in a row and have been right up against the players box and 2nd row from the back. Anywhere in that venue is great, good crowd and good game!!!!!

Seats were great-we were so close to the bench we could smell the players haha. But the event was sold out and i was glad to have bought them online in advance.

The fans were a bit on the ignorant side, however, the staff was very nice. I guess that's what happens when you go to an away game for your team. Also, someone spit on our car..don't know why..it's not decorated with Bandits gear!

Parking was horrendous. I was better off parking three blocks away from the arena and walking. The arena itself is nice.

From beginning to end, the experience was unforgettable-the bone-jarring hits, acrobatic goals, full-field up-tempo transitioning, and unbelievable goal tending made for a fantastic spectacle to behold. The fans, music, players, and knightingales provided an amazing atmosphere. A++ in my book, you've made a fan out of me.

The first game of the season, and a fast paced exciting play action by both teams. Unfortunately the hard rock/metal music blaring at top sound decibels throughout the game gave us headaches and made us edgy and tense throughout the game. This atmosphere converted what was a fun and exciting event to one we were glad to get out of and would never return to experience.