Tri-Cities Fever Tickets

The FEVER played a great game and the seats were perfect, I almost caught a football in the stands.

First Fever game. Took the whole family, 3 adults and 4 kids. I must admit, I have a bias towards football, it's my favorite sport. Section W seats were pretty good, but the Fever always seemed to end up heading towards the other end-zone. If you've been to the Coliseum (excuse me, the Toyota Arena) before, you know what to expect (concession-, seating-, and facility-wise). I'm not necessarily a die-hard Fever fan, so it was hard to imagine spending the extra money for the pricier ticket packages (plus there were 7 of us!). Fun event. Action packed football. Indoor football is definitely different from "regular" football.

This was the first time we had attended a Fever game and had no real idea what to expect. We drove 50 miles to get to the game and both my wife and I had a great time overall. We plan to attend another game this season. I think the Toyota center is a great place, with hardly a bad seat available. Unfortunately, not knowing anything about the seating I purchased tickets on ticketmaster and paid top price for what I thought would be a great seat. As it tuns out we had seats in the front row right next to the players bench. This may sound good at first but in fact the seats were a disaster and we moved to other open seats (that would have been much cheaper) early in the game. front row seats provide a terrible view and seats next to the bench are worse because the players stand in the way of your view. I would recommend seats at least 6 rows up in the middle of the field and much higher on the ends.

I paid a little over$150.00 for great seats. I was kicked in the rear end during the whole game. When you pay that much, you expect great service. It was not. I took my great niece and nephew with me and they were also getting kicked in the rump. I will never spend that much again. Front row is A plus but not the beating we get from behind. I also thought I could train the dancers better. I'm 59 and have more moves, and could memorize a routine, way better than they did. They were constantly off beat, looking at each other for moves, WHAT A MESS. Do they actually get paid to be that off beat ? I would be ashamed to call them anything but minor dancers in a minor league fashion. It was embarassing that my niece and nephew from Hawaii had to witness that. The play of the game was great. The game itself is always great. I used to buy season tickets and stopped because it interfered with my Special Olympics track meets. Now with the good seats I had and the bad experience, I will probably never buy them again.

We had a great time watching the Fever play! It was especially good since they won! :)

The game was fun to watch....definitely worth the money, but the lopsided score sucked!!!

While I love the Spokane Shock and would travel to watch them, it truly solified how great the Shock franchise is. Tri-cities venue was poor, small, expensive concessions, poor management of the program, too loud music, poor treatment of visitors from Tri-Cities venue staff as well as team/ coaching staff. Very unorganized and sad franchise- I hope the team is sold so that a worthy AF2 team may be built.