We went this past saturday to see Mana with ADA floor seating. Loved the ADA parking as we didn't struggle to find parking, price was similar to other garages. The venue staff and attendants were all very helpful and from the entry to exiting was above expectations. It may have been because we arrived early (when the venue opened) but I would appreciate more variety of beverages offered. We had to go up to another level to get lemonade & popcorn as the floor area offerings was mainly alcoholic beverages. The only issue we had was the view during the concert. We had floor seating to the left side of section 10 and while everyone was siting; it was great. It was when the audience was standing that it became an issue. We were used to a ramp like structure as offered in other larger venues in Houston for ADA, usually further back, but it was a great show eitherway. An older gentleman attendant allowed us to move up for a better view which we appreciated and we just wanted to thank him for all the assistance we received that night. We will be going back thanks to how the staff & attendants treated us albeit with different seats.

Was in town for a conference so a group of is hit up the Stars game! Cool experience. Only thing that could use improvement is the seats are super small! One of my bigger bodied buddies had to go find somewhere to stand.

Went to the MANA concert and was blown by the light shows! Truly beautiful. Security was a breeze through the south side entrance. They had multiple options of food and beverages and the seat was easy to find. Parking for stadiums is always a nightmare though.

Went to a Stars game on a Friday. They have the best traffic control I've ever seen. We got to the freeway fast. The AA Center is very nice, with great views from the 3rd level. Great place to see a hockey game.

The line to get in was long, but only took a few minutes to get through. We went to see Nate Bargatze and the show was great. No obstructed views. Beer was pricey at $15 each. Staff was very helpful and kind.

⭐⭐⭐⭐ American Airlines Center is a top-tier arena for sports and concerts. Fantastic atmosphere and great sound system, especially for live music. Seating is generally good with excellent sightlines from most sections, though some upper-level seats can be narrow. Easy access via DART. Concessions are pricey, but the variety is impressive. A great Dallas venue overall! (248 characters) Would you like a review focused on a specific aspect, like the food or the seating for a Mavericks game?

5/5 – Courtside vibes on a budget Went to the American Airlines Center for the Mavs vs Bucks game and had a blast. It was the night before Nico got fired and the Mavs lost a close one, so we basically witnessed history on a Monday. We were sitting right behind the bench near Mark Cuban, which made me feel rich even though my bank account said otherwise. Let’s just say it was courtside vibes without the courtside price tag. The view was perfect, the crowd was loud, and the nachos were elite. A low-key Monday turned into a pretty unforgettable night. Would 100% do it again… just maybe after I check my credit limit first. 🏀😂

First time visiting this center. About a month ago my daughter bought tickets to see Jin and decided to take me along to get away and see him live. It’s amazing how popular he is with his group BTS . ( Educated by my daughter lol) It was a full house. The center seemed as big as The Frost center back home in San Antonio. We had fun, amazing experience, amazing crowd. It’s what the center is all about, enjoying and having fun! Duh right!? Also it’s conveniently located in downtown Dallas. Many murals of their Dallas Mavericks. Awesome city !

I went to the American Airlines Center in Dallas for the Maroon 5 concert and really enjoyed it. The facility is clean, modern, and easy to get around. The staff were friendly and helpful. The sound and lighting were great, and the seats were comfortable. Overall, it’s a very nice place to enjoy a concert. I had a great time!

This stadium is great! I’ve been for concerts and most recently to the Dallas Stars game. Both times getting in through security and scanning tickets was a breeze. Usually they open another set of doors if the line gets too long, so I’ve never really had to wait (except for when I’ve arrived early before the doors open). Parking varies. I have used the Lexus garage which was so close to the AAC, but it ran me $50. Getting out was tricky, ended up waiting almost an hour in line to get out. BUT this most recent visit we parked in the Inspiration Lot (I suggest paying online to get the best price) which was $6 and gave us a nice little walk. It was safe, lighted and there were always people/police around so it wasn’t secluded. Getting out was way easier too. As for seating: I’ve gotten both nosebleeds tickets and suite tickets for events. For the Stars game you can’t go wrong with seats since they have all the screens on and you get a great view no matter. For the concert, they did NOT turn on the screen so that kind of stunk but it was still super fun. Fun times at the AAC!