Tucson Convention Center

As far as hockey games go, it's AWESOME. It seats roughly 6500, so it's on the "intimate" side of things. It's also in a horseshoe configuration, which is a nice touch (unless you like sitting behind the goal (I don't). It would be a solid 5 stars if the seats were a little bigger.

The Tucson Convention Center is a great venue for an expo or event. I visited for a home show, and I was impressed by the amount of vendors and lay out of the home show. This is a great venue for any large event.

Fun place with beautiful views to fancy opera house you will find nothing short of fun at this beautiful venue.

I have great memories here when coming to the Gem show! Its located in the heart of Tucson perfect for going out to the town after an event.

Obviously this place doesn't know how to run an event. The doors were to be opened at 6 and over 30 minutes later people are still waiting in 100+ degree weather. People are starting to go into heat stroke but the venue won't open the doors to help people. I would never suggest attending a concert here. Horribly run.

The bag policy it RIDICULOUS and DISCRIMINATORY. An 8" x 5" bag is all you are allowed in unless it is a clear bag!!! Clear bags are an invasion of privacy! They don't have clear bags to purchase so if you have tickets to an event you are screwed! TCC is a crap venue!

The first time I was here was for a hockey game. The Tucson Roadrunners are really fun to watch and live hockey is cool. But more importantly I went on $1 hot dog night and it was the best night of my life. Usually hot dogs here are over five bucks. There was even a sign that said "Limit four hot dogs per transaction" so fat idiots like me wouldn't hold it the line. I maxed out my per-transaction dog limit and it was glorious. The second time I showed up I decided to check out the other food options. There are several small carts set up that each have different types of food. I picked up a tray of tacos from one spot and then proceeded to the big concessions stand to get a big thing of nachos covered in meat. There was another cart that had sliders but I'll have to wait till next time to check that out because even I was too fat to keep going.Their beer selection isn't good save for the fact that they pour Dillinger Brewing Company's Roadrunner Red Ale. It's the only craft and only local beer option available but hey, they could just serve Bud Light and get away with it. So I'm really happy they make an effort to support local. There's a big parking lot and tons of street parking all around the area if you're willing to walk a little. I'm not even a sports fan but hockey, beer and food go really well together.

We go to the convention center to go see ice hockey for the roadrunners. It's really nice. Took my dad 1st time to see hockey game and my friend John and my husband

Came here for a hozier concert. Lines were crazy (expected not the venues fault). However, no lines to the men's bathrooms but wrapped around the stadium for the women's. They could have easily changed a men's to a women's as other venues have in the past. However, the reason for my poor review is they charge 5$ for a cup of water. Not even a bottle. A cup of water. There is no drinking fountains and you can't bring in a water bottle. So they force you to pay 5$ for a literal small plastic cup of water without free refills. It's capitalism to the extreme and clearly they don't care about their patrons.

The staff that work the ticket booth area are rude. They are so quick to make the customer feel like they are in the wrong when it was the staff that made the mistake for the u of a hockey game on 2/24. When handing out tickets to students you may want to triple check that you are handing out tickets with the correct date on them. Then maybe not accuse the student a "liar". Not only this but the security that works inside watching like birds over fans because they believe we are the bad guys. Accusing students of drinking even though a wrist band was shown and ID's to prove our age. Get better staff and educate them on what customer service is.