Reunion Arena

Pros: Great seating, easy access.
Cons: Limited food choices and parking.

Being a Dallas resident for basically all of my life and a huge hockey fan to boot, I've found my way into Reunion arena many times, and all of them bring good memories.

Why?

The fact is simple. Great seats. No matter what you go to...

Pros: easy access from freeways, lots of parking
Cons: cramped seats

I grew up going to concerts in Reunion Arena and always had a wonderful time. Maybe the fact that we usually stood through the majority of the concerts had something to do with it. But having been back recently (October and last Friday night), I have to...

Pros: Easy access. Dallas landmark. Homey.
Cons: Doesn't make enough money for the fat cats.

Since Reunion Arena was built in the late 70s it has always been sort of a landmark here in Dallas. Positioned next to Reunion Tower which is definitely a Dallas landmark, Reunion arena has been the home of the Dallas Mavericks and recently the Stanley...

Pros: wide range of ticket prices, good view from every seat, helpful personnel
Cons: leaving the game and parking

I've been to many Stars games at Reunion Arena and had a range of seats at Reunion Arena, from six rows off the glass to top row of the nosebleed section. There literally is not a bad seat in the house ... unless maybe you get stuck behind a superfluous...

Pros: Only if you dont live in Dallas
Cons: Everything

I am very disgusted with this arena and especially with the people in it. The fans are just like the Dallas Stars players, dirty jabronis. Dallas could not hit the back of a net if it were a barn. The only reason that they do as good as they do is...

Pros: Great view from any seat
Cons: Soon to be abandoned

Reunion Arena is a great place to watch hockey and basketball. There is NO bad seat in the house. Even the the last row of the upper level is a good seat due to the steep angle of the upperlevel seats.

On a first visit, it is a little...

Pros: It's adequate.
Cons: Needed to be bigger.

Reunion Arena has been around now for over 20 years. Originally built for The Mavericks (oooooh hooo). The Dallas Stars have used it since they moved to Dallas in the middle 90's. I've been to the arena many times and really am not too impressed with it....

Pros: Great seating selection, great atmosphere
Cons: Getting older, "nosebleed" seats are smallish

Reunion Arena, located in downtown Dallas, is just over ten years old. It has, for a long time, been the home of the Dallas Mavericks but in the '90's also became home of the Dallas Stars who, in 1999, won the Stanley Cup! The oldest trophey in...

Pros: great views in all seats
Cons: food not very good

Why the Stars and Mavericks are leaving reunion is still unexplainable. This is one of the premier venues of the NBA and the city "Fathers and Mothers" are committing a giant folly in sinking millions of dollars in a new arena that cannot be...

Pros: clean, well-lighted arena, helpful staff
Cons: High cost of concessions, parking

My first visit to a large sports arena was to attend the six sessions of the U.S. Olympic Wrestling Trials in Reunion Arena in June. All seats in the house are excellent, as are lighting and sound, and the event staff are numerous and congenial. As a...

Pros: Caters to a sports fan, not a corporate yuppy.
Cons: No longer in use by the Dallas Stars and Mavericks.

Reunion Arena has everything of a classic hockey arena. It has a friendly confine about it and there isn't a bad seat in the house. The name alone is great because it is not named for American Airlines, which unfortunately avoided bankruptcy. They say...

Pros: banners, great atmosphere, home of the champs!!!
Cons: no luxury suites

Reunion Arena is a great venue to hold sports events. It is better known as home of the Dallas Stars, the Stanley Cup champs!! Its atmosphere during hockey games is electric and the seating is great, especially the lower balcony and down. It is...

Pros: Good Seats
Cons: Bad Parking!!!

I am a basketball fan so I have gone to many Dallas Maverick Games at Reuinion. I have to say that the seat prices were very low. The worst thing is the PARKING!!!!! It took us about 45 minutes just to find a parking place. They are not very organized...

Pros: Good views throughout the house, reasonable prices and plenty of parking
Cons: Unremarkable styling and lack of modern features

Reunion Arena will not not go down in the pantheon of 20th century American architecture. Its cold, devoid of any personality and has no distinguishing features, save for concrete. Its very much a cookie cutter arena and its late 1970's styling is very...