Oracle Arena

I can’t say much about the arena, other than my home team (Cleveland Cavaliers) came back from being down 3 – 1 in the NBA Finals to upset the best regular season team in NBA history in their arena. Cleveland hadn’t won a major sports championship in 52yrs, and I was their to witness it!!! Oracle Arena and the Golden State Warriors deserve 10 stars for ending Cleveland’s drought. Thanks!

So the Golden State Warriors’s season ended with a resounding thud as the NBA’s most prolific offense was untimely amiss and ultimately another team was coronated on our home court.
It sucks.
Seriously, it HELLA sucks.
Why?
We are not accustomed to losing championships here in the Bay (especially when we’re up 3 – 1).
Am I upset?
F-​yeah I am, so much so that I find myself writing this Unilocal review to keep my mind distracted from the pain and disappointment of not winning a second consecutive championship. I’m also boycotting ESPN so that I don’t watch some team other than ours celebrating.
Anyways, what does all this have to do with Oracle Arena? Perspective.
We had the pleasure of witnessing the Warriors break a seemingly untouchable regular season win total with a barrage of 3’s and stifling defense the likes of which the NBA has never seen before. And yeah, I really wish I saw more of those 3’s in the fourth quarter of game 7 but whatever. .. Oracle Arena was home to some amazing moments for the Dubs. The place is loud, the crowd is ruckus, and it helps house and focus a lot of this frenzied energy and support that only occurs when there is a genuine synergy between team and community (49ers ownership please take note of that).
Until next season.

First time at Oracle Area was to see one of my favorites in concert. U-​S-​H-​E-​R!!! Yeah man!
Now…
Go Warriors!
Dubnation
#strengthinnumbers
I’m sad we didn’t win the games a few hours ago, but we still made history this year. Go DUBS!!! See you next year. CHEERS!

I mainly go to Oracle Arena to watch Golden State Warriors home games.
The Roaracle is irreplaceable. Watching a Warriors game is an experience in itself and there’s no other place like it! My lower bowl section has season ticket holders we love sharing our Dubs experience with and we definitely get loud! We go grab concessions prior to halftime to beat the rush. Can somebody say Garlic Fries? GARLIC FRIES!
The only downside of Oracle is the crowded concourse. No way you can stretch out or you’ll sock someone in the face LOL. The modern NBA arena has an airport concourse feel which would be nice.
However, I say keep the Warriors in Oakland and modernize the existing Arena instead of moving to San Francisco. Although the Warriors are the Bay’s team, a move to SF will change the dynamics of attending a Warriors game. Keep the Dubs in Oakland and the fan loyalty will only increase. The East Bay fan base has been the lifeline of the Dubs during the bad years! Don’t take them to the City!
Here’s to Oracle Arena being home of the Warriors for years to come.

Small stadium so great for a fan but good options limited to the regular arena burgers, garlic fries, sausages and popcorn. There is a Kaiser permanente center with small salads as healthy options but for $ 13 a salad you’ll be hungry soon after. $ 15 beers. You’re not allowed to bring in food like you’re allowed to at Levi’s or att park so that’s my biggest complaint. Otherwise Go Warriors!!!

I love this place! Hate the spiked pricing on everything and anything. Parking used to be $ 20. Now it’s $ 45? Yep. Pricing of champs I guess. concession stand service can vary. Some workers you’ll love. Some you won’t care much for. Bartenders are nice, if you spike conversation with them they’ll hook ya with some extra drops of alch. I hate that they’re moving. Of course I’d come back. Home of the DUBS baby!

No complaints! Love going here for basketball games. The atmosphere is perfect! There are ton of food stands healthy and non healthy one. Lots of stands and section dedicated to selling beer, wine, and cocktails. I do recommend people to go here at least once for a game! Do come early to check everything out from upstairs to downstairs. Also, if you go to a game that has a giveaway I definitely recommend you come really early for that because the line can be really long and you may miss it. I know i’ll be back here soon again to witness my warriors play ! Goo warriors!

To the average person, Oracle Arena isn’t the best looking sports venue in the land. Even though it was renovated around the late 1990s or so, it is still the oldest basketball arena in the NBA, and it certainly does not hold a candle to Barclays Center in Brooklyn or Toyota Center in Houston.
And yet, when it comes to the Golden State Warriors, this place is, for lack of a better term, LIT. Even if you have only watched Warriors home games on TV or listened through the radio, you can absolutely hear the crowd chanting, and they’re loud no matter what, whether it’s chanting the «WARRRRRIORS» one or «REFS YOU SUCK».
Personally, I have been to two games in my life, and have witnessed both a blowout loss to one of the lowliest teams at the time (Charlotte Bobcats), and a blowout win against a team in the playoffs (Portland Trailblazers). No matter what the result is, you can count on the venue being loud as hell.
Oh, and I guess the food is okay, depending on where you go. I happened to find out they served Korean beef now, so I went with that, and it was decent.

On to the next. on on to the next! Went to my first Warriors game in 2 years ! And it was the second round of the play offs. Aw how I miss to see them play. It was so much fun. We beat the blazers of course even tho they had to work their butts extra hard bc the refs we’re being laaaaame! But we elimated them 125 – 121. whooooo! On to the next round!
Btw had the chicken tenders which we’re literally tender. Yumski. fries we’re off the hook, crispy!!!
Anyways, Warriors are always fun to watch! Go dubs and take the WIN

Been here 2x and shot hoops on the court of the Warriors. Also toured the locker rooms as well. Had dinner on site.
Pretty cool experience overall

Nice arena. Nothing fancy. It’s a 10 minute walk from the Bart station, which is nice. You’ll have to walk around the baseball field to get to the arena, so just keep walking.
They have Jamba Juice and dip n dots! No chocolate or coffee flavor though.
I came here for a Warriors playoff game and there was also an A’s game going on at the same time. Traffic actually wasn’t that bad considering there were two games happening at the same time.
If you’re willing to walk a bit further, you can find free street parking a block away from the Caltrain station. Park at your own risk though, there was a ton of glass lining the sidewalk. All evidence of car windows being smashed.

Love coming to the games, hate have to spend so much. Expect to pay an arm and a leg. I don’t know how they come up with their prices, the prices have went from 0 – 100 real quick. Anyways, a draft beer in a souvenir cup is $ 17, and a regular draft beer is $ 14. Let’s be honest eat before you come to the stadium, the food here is a waste of time, small portion high price, dried chicken tenders and French fries (yuck). Welp, no matter how much I complain and hate buying these things, I do it anyways.
Let’s go warriors!

Not a bad seat in the house (as far as I know). Fantastic staff right from the start. Big smiles and a genuine welcome as we went through security and then on to our seating.
Going to events like these is a special treat for us, so it helps that we were treated so nicely. Good assortment of food and drink but REALLY expensive! Good thing this is not a regular thing for us.
Attended the first of the Warriors playoff game and not only was it a great game, but we enjoyed the company we were in. Section 106 rocks!

Came here for a Warriors game, and the arena is awesome! Very organized, with efficient security check, and wonderful (albeit expensive) concession stands. All employees are super cheerful and polite!
I love how clean and well-​maintained the stadium is! I may be biased to give a great review, since I AM JUST SO FREAKING EXCITED that I got to see the Golden State Warriors live!

As much as I want the Warriors back in SF, the Oracle has made a lot of changes and its for the better. It’s cleaner. more organize and the food is so much better. I still remember when the french fries taste like rubber. Now the selection for foods and drinks are double with much better quality. I actually get excited when coming here now.

Knicks 85 — 121 Warriors
Finally, I got to experience watching the Warriors play. It was a fun and exciting experience. I was in awe as soon as I saw Stephen Curry warming up before the game. #dubnation
Food:
I wanted to order a snack since we had In n Out before heading to the arena. So I ordered a regular nachos which cost about $ 7.50. The nacho cheese was ok. I heard the nachos with chicken is good but I wasn’t too hungry. The beers are like $ 15!!! That’s a lot!!!
Parking:
We had VIP parking which helps a lot instead of general parking which takes forever to get out. Who would want to wait in line??? We were in section 122 so we parked close to the North entrance. It is fairly close from the VIP parking to the North entrance. Getting out of the parking was such a breeze!!!

Outdated Arena, but great atmosphere for Golden State Game.
Attended a Golden State Warriors game vs. Phoenix Suns at Oracle arena on March12 and we loved it. We were able to go down on the floor for warm-​ups and see Steph Curry do his thing, was amazing! But this Arena is certainly past its prime and the traffic is horrendous. However, these older arenas create an amazing atmosphere because the concrete structure makes it incredibly loud. Do not bring young babies as it will be too loud for them to cope. But if you are a basketball fan you have to see a Warriors Game at Oracle arena.
One negative thing would be the parking it’s expensive. $ 46 to park my car is outrageous, my ticket was cheaper than to park my car. Hard to get in and longer time to get out. The arena is right next to the Coliseum BART station, which is extremely convenient and cheaper, so best way to the game is by Bart. The seats are not that great. Perhaps it was good when it was new, but now everything is old except for the Warriors. The food was rather expensive for what is essentially basic fast food, but sadly this is only to be expected. There are also sellers walking up and down throughout the whole match selling lots more snack goodies. The staff are genuinely helpful. The arena is small and cozy. I am sure the new arena being built in Downtown San Francisco will be amazing, but will be hard to transport the Oakland atmosphere.

We came here for the Warriors-​Thunder game on Feb 6, on Superbowl 50 Eve. I’ve come to Oracle via Bart before for one of those Disney on Ice shows, but this was my first ever live NBA event. I chose this game not only because its a Saturday home game, but also since OKC is a strong team that used to be the Seattle Supersonics! Course the Sonics are gone and like the rest of the Bay Area I’m a die-​hard Warriors fan! Even during my grad school days when they struggled.
PARKING — I recommend getting here a couple of hours early. Bart parking in Dublin were completely full so we drive to Oracle. $ 40 parking (!) but the lots was huge.
VENUE — The Arena is a large circle so there’s multiple entrances. Look for the one stated on your ticket and don’t be afraid to change lines. It’s crowded everywhere!
ARENA STORES — I liked how they have team stores, food stands, and restrooms on both levels.
FOOD — Super inflated prices as expected but the Kinder’s Pulled Pork Sandwich ($ 14) was really tasty — I especially like the soft bun and the slaw added good crunchiness and zing to the savory pork. It wasn’t over sauced either. Strawberry Jamba Juice ($ 7) was premade but good — fruity all they way!
SEATS — Our tickets were $ 160 each and all the way up the top (Section 230, row 19). Still got a decent view of the court though — players were a few inches high but you could definitely ID all the players!
CELEBS — They had Beyonce, Jay-​Z, Jim Harbaugh, Kendrick Lamar, Alvin Attles, and Kate Hudson (who got cheers and then boos by holding up an orange OKC hat).
The game was of course exciting near the end — OKC nearly came back from some 20+ points but the Warriors played excellent unselfish team ball and managed to close out the game with a win. Since the opponent averaged under 80% foul shooting, EVERY fan leaving the arena was given a coupon for a free Jumbo Jack at Jack-​in-​the-​Box for buying a large drink!

We used to come here frequently during the season. Now that the warriors are the number 1 team in the league, so much as changed. Not only did the value of the tickets tripled of what it used to be, the customer service now has gone down the drain. I get it, the warriors are great now, fans (bandwangoners) will now pay for overpriced tickets. It took over 30 minutes to get in to the stadium and we missed the beginnimg of the game. Additionally, it was even more frustrating trying to leave the stadium. We walked TO the exit realzing we entered from the other side of the stadium. When we turned around, an employee started yelling at us, telling us we cant re-​enter the stadium. Hmm okay? Im not going to cause a scene because aint nobody got time for that. First of all, he didnt have to yell and second of all, buddy needs to get his eyes checked before he starts yelling at a paying customer. He didnt need to yell or come off so rude. I cant wait till the team starts playing at the new stadium. We used to love coming to the stadium but definitely not anymore.

Oracle is one of those arenas that you kind of have to visit before the GSW make their way across the bay to their new arena. This place is homely for an arena but the architecture and amenities are really showing their age. Nevertheless, I have been here several times and I must say that a Warriors game is an absolute must visit as these fans really get into the game. The experience and ambiance is like no other arena in the NBA and unlike LA, people actually show up and and are in their seats at game time, it’s unreal. I have sat courtside, in the lower deck and in the suites and the vibe/​ambiance is good regardless of seat location.
Pros–
Nice vibe
Great product on the court
Fans are LOUD
Exciting environment
Suites are all you can eat/​drink
Arena is small and homely
Great vantage points
Cons–
A bit dated
Location
Parking is terrible
Leaving takes a long time
Tickets can get pricey
Limited VIP services

Four stars just because my husband and I had a great time at the warriors game, but the stadium itself is realistically closer to three stars.
The parking wasn’t too bad for a big event. I think they charge $ 10 – 20 for parking and you will have to walk a little ways if you don’t show up early. After a quick security check we followed the crowd up stairs a couple flights until we reached our seat level. Seating was moderately comfortable and we had a great view of the court which was nice.
I went to get my husband and I some beers about half way through. The lines were ridiculously slow. Took me a good fifteen minutes just to order and the beer was 100% overpriced on purpose. I understand they want to make money, but at least fill the cup to the top. Rest of the game was great fun, I especially liked the half time show they put on.
My advice if you’re going here for the first time is expect to pay a lot and just have fun with it!

first time here to see the LA Lakers play the Warriors. The staff is very friendly. The stadium is filled with warriors fan who would get there super early to wait in the cold to get in. Great stadium.

Arena could use a remodel, but being the home of the Warriors makes this place 10 stars. It’s mentioned a lot but they probably have the best fans (including myself). Even when the team missed the playoffs for 10+ years the arena was almost full.
It is a pretty old arena so don’t expect top notch amenities. They have the typical food booths and beer stands that most arenas have. The food isn’t the best, but it’s something to eat. I ordered the garlic fries with chicken tenders. Unfortunately the meal was cold. How could it be cold when we had to wait in line for more garlic fries?
It is convenient that the Bart station drops you right in front (a quick 10 minute walk). Not sure what’s going to happen to Oracle once the Warriors leave, but unless tickets are going to be cheaper here for concerts than SAP or the new SF arena I don’t think this is the place to go.

This isn’t my first preference on a concert venue due to the trek it is from Palo Alto but its a good one at that. The sound quality is pretty typical of an arena show, and although it was full for NSSN, I hardly see it like that for musical adventures.
Regarding the Warriors games, its a must. If you live in the bay area you need to go to at least one home game-​even if you’re sitting in the nose bleeds. The atmosphere, the fans, the overpriced drinks, and the well deserved hot dog-​perfect game experience.
Growing up in the bay area Oracle has been in my life for quite some time, I recommend taking bart to get here, parking can be up the wazu during events and I hear getting out of the parking lot can take hours!
It’s also right next to where the A’s and Raiders play so you’ll see some paraphernalia as well. On the bridge to/​from bart you have the authentic ‘hot dog’ wrapped in bacon option for a low price of $ 5.00, you could totally talk them down to $ 3.00 but, if you haven’t tried one after an event at either of these venues– you must! It’s part of the Oakland charm.

INSIDE: For this being an Arena that has been around for a long time, I must say it was better than I expected. For the amount of people I knew were here for a Warrior’s game, it was fairly easy to walk around.
PARKING: Rather than drive here and pay for parking and wait in traffic to get in and get out, we opted to take Bart, which worked out really well. You get off Bart, and yes you have to walk and cross the bridge, past the stadium, and into the arena, but in my opinion it’s worth the walk to not have to worry about your car and paying and traffic. Beware it is COLD on the bridge in the winter so be sure to bundle up! I was glad I brought gloves.
FOOD: Yes, the food here is expensive. And you will wait in a line that you will think should move faster, but it doesn’t. The souvenir cup you get in the combo meal looks like glass, but it’s actually plastic so don’t get it if you’re not okay with it being plastic. Chicken tenders sucked. Red Bull comes in a cup and they don’t give you the can haha, which is weird, but I guess they don’t want you to use the can to cut someone up.
STORE: My fiancé tried to buy a foam finger, and he felt like he was discriminated against because the staff at the small store were of one race and seemed to only help others of the same race. He had to flash cash to get someone’s attention that he’s serious about buying.
OVERALL: 3 stars for A-​OK, but nothing totally spectacular.

POPNYE 2015. Only two people checking ID and three metal detectors is ridiculous. The line is to the parking lot and it’s been an hour and I’m not even close to the entrance. Probably going to catch a cold just waiting to get inside. Some of the Security/​workers hate their job because most are in a bad mood or cussing a lot. The process to get inside was unorganized. A lot of people were cutting but that’s something that can’t be controlled.
Finally got in and it I suggest bring a jacket! It was quite cold inside the venue.
Not much of a line for food and drinks, the same goes for the line to the restrooms. So you’ll be in and out quickly.
Free water outside the smoking area
Plenty of seats in the lower level which was nice, the event wasn’t that full but a good amount of people showed up. You can definitely feel the bass anywhere you sat.
I really enjoy music events, but this one wasn’t the best. Myon and Shane 54 would probably be one of the sets I liked out of all of them.
Maybe I’m getting too old for this.

Easily accesable by Bart
Parking set up is pretty good
Big large cold beers (ya expensive but what else would you expect)
Friendly family enviroment (you wont be sexually harrased like you would be at a Raiders game)
Would have given 4 stars but the SWEATY ass hot dog was pretty sweaty

I recently made my first visit to Oracle arena to watch the Golden State Warriors play. We arrived by BART at the airport/​coliseum station and used the pedestrian walkway to get to the arena. I didn’t clock the distance on my phone, but it was at least a half mile and took nearly ten minutes. Unfortunately, it was raining and I was a little disappointed that the walkway was uncovered. There were chain link tunnels for a portion of the walk, but those offered no protection. It was around 6pm as I arrived and though it was dark, I felt safe the entire time, mostly because there were so many other fans walking with us to the game.
The line to get in moved quickly, but I arrived shortly after doors opened, so the line wasn’t very long yet. (The doors open 90 minutes before the game tips). Security was at the door checking purses and monitoring the metal detectors. Keep in mind they do not allow outside food or beverages. They have a long list of prohibited items on their website that is worth reviewing because they’re fairly strict compared to what’s allowed into AT&T park.
As for the concessions, I wasn’t blown away. They offered the typical sports arena snacks ranging from nachos, fries, pretzels, etc. Bottled water was $ 6 at the concession stands and $ 7 (YIKES) from the staff wandering up and down the isles.
We sat in the lower level, section 123 row 15, and really enjoyed our view. With the recent NBA championship win the Warriors tickets are incredibly expensive, but I’m glad I spent a little more to get a better view. Their jumbotron must be fairly new because it is huge and displays a very large, clear picture!
Restrooms were clean and the staff were efficient. Overall I was pleased with my experience and look forward to visiting for another game in the future.
FYI– the stadium seating does not have cup holders! I found that to be interesting and inconvenient.

I was so excited to watch the Warriors game! Of course they won, this one too!
I’ve been in this arena before twice for Disney On Ice show. I love that they have a big and organized parking lot, but this time I was very upset about the ripoff of the parking lot $ 40 for parking space!!! And it’s not only that, food and drinks are ripoff too! $ 6 for a single bottle water, really??? They won’t let you get in with any «bring form home» drink or snack. They send my friend back to her car because she came with a backpack with some snack.
The Arena itself is very organized with staff members to direct you where to go! Four different entrance. I think there was more then 2 big NBA warriors store, Restroom in every corner, food and drinks everywhere, which makes the line shorter.
The Basketball Court is amazing to watch, very clearly with a big cube screen in the center, for those who sit in the upper levels.
The time out breaks was very entertaining; cheerleader dancing, youth player game, gifts give away to crowd, and the most fun was the catching the crowd dancing!
It was great experience after all!

Honestly, I don’t know what I was expecting, but I was really underwhelmed. It was smaller than I had expected. Both as a whole and for the personal space. Bear didn’t have any legroom because he’s tall. The chairs were tiny. It had a kinda dirty feel to it.
People we’re getting on my nerves, constantly walking in and out. The place reeked of garlic. We ran out for some drinks and I got a blended margarita, huge mistake! Drinks were over priced. Tickets were over priced.
Idk, it just wasn’t for me. But I guess it took $ 500 to understand that.

I’ve been to a few concerts at the Oracle Arena, and I really love the way it is set up for the best viewing of the artists playing. I was here this past weekend to see my love The Weeknd, and this is by far my favorite venue in which I’ve seen him. I had club level seats, so I had a really great view of him, but I wish the stage they set up was a little bigger. It seemed that it could have been extended a little bit more given the space, and yet it only covered about half.
I didn’t try any of the food or drink options in the arena, but it looked like they had a good amount of options.
While the concert was magical, the aftermath was not. The arena had only opened two exits for people to exit from, and there was a lot of chaos after the concert when people were trying to leave. It was also an absolute nightmare to try to buy items from the various merchandise locations, as there were always long lines and what seemed like not enough staff to accommodate for this. These two aspects desperately need to be improved upon for future concerts, but in terms of merit as a concert venue, Oracle Arena definitely holds up.

The best fans in the NBA, always loyal no matter how bad the team is year after year. Now that the Warriors are the best team in the league with the best teamwork, chemistry and best shooter ever born, Steph Curry, the place is even better.
Tickets to see the World Champions are still relatively cheap at $ 30 to $ 120 for nose bleeds depending on date and team. Great seats and view from everywhere.
The place has really improved and has a ton of pretty solid food offering, craft beer, giveaways, fun atmosphere, friendly ushers etc.
Don’t try and park, it’s packed, just take Bart and walk over the overpass connected (5 min easy walk with cops to keep you safe). Well worth it.
I’ll come back at least 3 – 10 times a year for games from now until forever.

I love the Warriors but I hate the food employees that works here because they’re stupid rude and have no common courtesy.
That’s it… GO DUBS!

I must say this place as far as vendors is 1000 times better than the Raiders stadium and its right next door??? Go figure. What I mean by vendors is the food /​Beer and or Drinks. There is so much more to choose from here. The stadium is nice. I thought it would be a little crummy inside but it actual wasn’t that bad. Parking is $ 35, so I would suggest taking the B.A.R.T. Kind of a crappy Public Transportation but I’ve been on worse! Now that the GSW are doing pretty well the tickets are expensive and so are the refreshments :(The biggest complaint I have was getting into the building… LONGGGKGGG Line to get in… Make us 20 minutes late getting in. Other than that I had a great experience.

Very exciting experience! It seems like that every body came here to see the super Stephen Curry! He is sooo cute and excellent.
The California Hamburg is also great to taste!

Go warriors! But thumbs down for how much money you be spending to park and eat.
$ 6.75 for water, soda is just unbelievable but oh well once in awhile. I usually park at the bart station for $ 10 instead of at the oracle.
Food is as you guessed it also overpriced and mediocre but you come for the game, not a fine dining. So enjoy the game and be ready to spend!

Date: 10/​13/​2015 Time: 4:10 PM 86° Sunny and hot
I do a check-​in and I see I have never prepared a review. I thought I had written a review for the Oracle Arena when I came here for a GS Warriors basketball game over 3−½ years ago when they were honoring former ballplayer Chris Mullins. Apparently I did not write a review.
My husband and I are attending the pre-​season game against the Denver Nuggets, hoping we’re going to be two of the 10,000 fans to get a Stephen Curry bobblehead.
Whoa! The lines of cars running their engines are very long and the cost to park the car is $ 40…yikes! Normally parking is $ 20 when we attend an Oakland A’s game. The doors don’t open until 6:00 PM for this game! Game time is 7:30 PM. All this because my daughter had a pair of tickets and wanted the bobbleheads. She can’t be at two places at the same time (Janet Jackson concert in SF).
Some of the security people are rude; others are okay. However, the ushers are helpful and nice. Then I am not here to get entertained by security, but a championship Golden States Warriors team and the fans.
Sure it is more conducive and less costly to get to Oracle Arena using public transportation (BART), but my husband and I are two old windbags who can’t ambulate for a prolonged period of time without arthritic pain in our knees.
As usual, food at the concessionaires is expensive and pricey. No food can be brought in from the outside. It is wise to wait in line with the pizza, bottled water, sodas, beers, ales, etc., for consumption before entering the premises.
Drawback: Sitting up in the rafters, as in Section 205, Row 13, Seat 21. It was hard for my husband and me to climb up and go down the stairs.
Final thought: Yay we got two Stephen Curry bobbleheads and we’re going home… not until the game is winding down with about two minutes left to play. End of review and it’s not even half time yet… lol.

Very nice arena, we came to see the ‘black and brown comedy get down’ and the layout of the place is very open and has good views from every angle. The bar downstairs has a really nice set up, tables to sit down at and a few different places to order food from, food is mediocre and our frozen margaritas tasted like slurpees, we didn’t taste any alcohol, boo!
Parking is $ 35, pricey but to be expected. I appreciate that they took credit cards, the parking lot is huge and it didn’t feel crammed or as if we had to wait long to pay for parking and exiting the arena was a breeze.

Brutal y espectacular es lo primero que diría sobre el estadio de los Warriors de San Francisco, cómo flipé con la experiencia! Está muy bien comunicado (yo fui en tren desde el centro de San Francisco; la parada es Ockland Airport-​Coliseum). Desde la estación caminas un poco, unos cinco minutos y ya estás allí.
Yo fui a ver un partido de la NBA de los Warriors contra los Phoenix, y de verdad que merece la pena ir aunque no seas un fanático del basket (a mi me gusta pero tampoco es mi gran pasión).
Los asientos son cómodos, eso sí, cada vez que alguien del centro de la hilera de butacas quiere salir o entrar hace que se levante todo el mundo.
El ambientazo es una pasada, es increíble como viven esta liga de basket los americanos. También es espectacular ver en directo las jugadas de los equipos que he comentado, me quedaba con la boca abierta, vaya canastas imposibles!
Hacen mucho show antes, durante y después del partido, es muy yanki y para mi fue una gozada vivirlo. Las animadoras… las pantallas donde durante los descansos salen imágenes del público en directo, mayoritariamente niños bailando o haciendo el chorra… Los miles de puestos de hot dogs, burgers, nachos, birras… La gente con las camisetas y las gorras… Fue como estar dentro de la tele por unas horas, y si me quedara más en San Francisco repetiríà la experiencia! Gracias por este súper regalo cariño :)

Heimstadion der Golden State Warriors, gigantische Arena. Absolut sehenswert.
Das Spiel wird hoffentlich besser als das verlorene Auftaktspiel und die Stimmung sollte mich vom Hocker reißen.