Chase Center

Nice area, beautiful view in the back. Public restrooms available. Big screen TV on most of the time with various sports games on. Did not go into the stadium itself.

The Chase Center is an amazing stadium! I’ve been there multiple for times for the Warriors games. They have a great variety of food options and it’s very easy to navigate. The stadium is so modern and it’s a beautiful place to go to. I would definitely recommend going by there for a sports venue or a concert.

The chase center, home of the golden state Warriors.

The experience was amazing and breathtaking!

The huge hall, the huge screen with the best resolution and quality!

The game was great!

And me and my dad had a fun time!

Great place to see a concert (I saw Bruce!). Probably a game too. Enough bathrooms, bars, & food places On every level so there's not much of a line for anything. Getting in & leaving wasn't bad either.

The Chase Center in San Francisco, home of the Golden State Warriors, is truly a one-of-kind venue that must be seen to be fully appreciated. We took the short trip last night for our first ever visit to this incredible arena and we were not disappointed. Maybe the fact that we were there to see one of the world's best live rock and roll bands ever, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, had something to do with that! The concert, rescheduled from last year, was well worth the wait. If you haven't visited the Chase Center yet, we would highly recommend it. And the Chase Center Chandelier, an iconic work of art, located just inside the VIP East Entrance to the arena, is as massive as it is beautiful. It is 69 feet tall, 15 feet wide, and 20 feet deep, and is made up of over 20,000 LED pixels and 336 strands.

Beautiful stadium, recommend the ultra portals to enjoy yourself with drinks and food nearby. But that being said, there is a lot in the stadium to keep you occupied and entertained should you leave your seats.

These are photos we took from port 15, row 15 seats 15 &16

I will start by acknowledging that the stadium layout is good and access to all levels seems fluid. The seats, concession areas and bathrooms were clean and functional. It was not difficult to find parking nearby that seemed safe and was affordable. So, how did we get to a ☆☆ review? I was there for the Madona concert. The stadium was ridiculously hot. There did not seem to be any airflow cirrculating from anywhere; even the bathrooms felt uncomfortably warm. The seats were in row eight on the second level. Standing up to vibe with the music was terrifying, and I do not have a fear of heights. I have repelled out of a helicopter, jumped out of planes, bungie jumped off bridges, and ziplined over mountain terrains. The incline was steep and did not feel safe. The sound system (or building design) resulted in reverberating that actually caused lyrics to echo. I hope this was a $300 seat issue and not the experience the patrons with more expensive tickets in the lower section. I was uncomfortable and disappointed.