Thomas & Mack Center

Luv watching rebels basketball there but I haven’t been able to get a blizzard all year. They have one stinking register open. 6 people running around making the orders an one dude just standing there watching all the mess. I’m sorry but missing 30 mins of the game is not worth getting my 9 $ blizzard. Ha 9 $ for a cup of ice cream.

Had a great time with my family watching Disney on Ice «Frozen». My niece loved it. Can wait to take her to another event here.

What keeps me coming back is ALL THINGS DISNEY
LOL I am such a Disney addict and as soon as I hear Disney on Ice, I turn into a kid and back to Thomas and Mack with my daughter.
The seats are ok. Its like any other venue. Now if there was plush seats I could give them a 5 star LOL

I watched a Lakers vs Kings game here years ago, and this was my first time back and first Rebels game. Great game as the Rebels shot the lights out from beyond the arc and scored over 100 pts.
Its a bit dated compared to modern arenas, seating is tight, and uncomfortable. We sat in section 119 which was even with the baseline. Decent viewing of all the action. I didn’t partake in drinking so I have no idea about the concessions, too full from dinner at The Palm Restaurant.
Parking is easy, I parked in General closer to Paradise so I could get out easier. The grounds outside the arena are well taken care of, and the traffic control guys do an excellent job. It does take some time to get in the parking area off Tropicana as the light seems to only let in about 5 cars at a time before turning red.
It was a fun night, and I’d do it again.

Just went to my 3^rd evening at the National Finals Rodeo, the event was great. The new revamp of the stadium is terrible. Whoever designed it should have to come in and go through what guests have to put up with. They removed a number of exits, so there is basically only one way out to the buses. This is dumb, and most likely a bit dangerous. There use to be an exit at 101, it is gone, now you have to back track to the main entrance. Our wonderful bar is gone as well. Come on UNLV put it back.

Go Rebels!
It’s early in the season, but the Runnin’ Rebels are on a hot streak, which made for a good time at the Thomas & Mack. The parking here is plentiful, but it can be far walk if you arrive late, plus the traffic around this area is terrible! So leave early or be prepared to be frustrated.
The venue has had some updates recently, but it definitely shows it’s age with the tight seating arrangements and the older scoreboards and the giant LED playback screens above the court.
The booze prices here are high with beers being about nine dollars and cocktails being 10 dollars or more, but that’s pretty standard and actually a tad cheaper than most arenas and stadiums that I’ve been to in California. Beyond that, this is a decent spot to see a sports related event. Go Team!
Come, play, watch, repeat!

I’m gonna go with 4 stars here. Most of the university venues I’ve been to have been far more on the crappier side. Difficult parking. Rundown. Horrible sound quality. Icky seats. Etc. But Thomas & Mack is a surprising breath of fresh air compared to those places. It’s easily accessible and a breeze to navigate. It’s clean and well-​kept. The seats don’t totally suck. The sound quality is decent. Etc. So, in sum, well done UNLV.

Free parking, intimate seating to the court. Reminds me of Sacramento kings basketball stadium. Most seats on first level have good angles for viewing the games. Ordering tickets by phone was such a breeze and great experience working with someone paying attention to your needs. Only neg is the exit after events. It’s a fiasco. Wait 30−45min after an event for a smoother exit. Also try using the internal roads to get out or drive towards the outside fence for a shorter line out. One other thing, if you use the parking lot on Harmon st. It might be faster to exit out of the area.

Go Runnin’ Rebels!!! I love our basketball games here. The energy is always great. I love our diehard fans. The seats need a little fixer upper. But the workers are so helpful and polite. Definetly a place that u have to visit with the family.

Great game
Delicious snacks to have while watching and the cocktail options was even better

I’ve come to this center for a few different NBA summer league games. It’s easy to find. There’s ample parking and the walk isn’t too bad during full events. I’ve never sat in the tip top sections, but the other seats are spacious enough and views are good.

As a full-​time UNLV student, I get a free ticket to Runnin’ Rebels home games. Truth of the matter is, I’ve never taken advantage of this generous offer! I’ve been to the Thomas and Mack Center for on-​campus job fairs and just recently, at commencement.
A lot of Unilocalers have mentioned how dated the Thomas and Mack Center looks, but I personally never thought the stadium looked old. *shrugs*
If you’re visiting the Student Recreation and Wellness Center or attending an event at the Thomas and Mack Center, you’ll be parking in the vast Thomas and Mack parking lot off Tropicana and Swenson. It’s one of my regular parking spots on campus.
I was surprised at how high up the nosebleed sections were. Some families were sitting all the way up there for commencement! I could hardly even see them lol. Other than that, the stadium was clean and filled with tons of people. The Super Dome (I think that’s what it’s called) gave graduates camera love for about 2 – 3 seconds.
Overall, I think the Thomas and Mack Center is a great feature of UNLV. Go Rebels!
Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 2015: #88

Go Rebels! If you come to a game, come early. I’ve found parking in the lot across Swenson is the best way to avoid the post game mess. Just reverse into a spot next to a lane that exits the lot and when you get to your car, you can just pull out and you’ll be at Paradise and Tropicana.
Also, come early so you can see the fanfare of the starting lineups. There’s enough fireworks and pumped up fans to get the juices going. Dave Rice is slowly turning my alma mater from a perennial powerhouse to a middle of the pack conference dweller. With the list of players that have left the program, you could have made a solid tournament team.
Let’s hope for a strong last month because when the team is running well, there’s no better place to watch a game. I don’t know if there is a louder arena.
Sections are easily marked and plenty of concessions. One place that I’ve discovered on my recent trip is the Sports Station at the west end of the arena. It’s a full bar where you can grab a beer, stretch your legs out, and check out the televisions for another game you might be interested in, especially at halftime.

I have been for many events and I really like the T&M Center. It is easy to get to and there are plenty of parking options. For the events I have been to there really wasn’t a bad seat in the arena. There are plenty of concession areas all around and even a few open bar areas if you need to get away for a few minutes.
There is security just about everywhere and ushers checking tickets near every aisle way. I had one guy ask twice in one game to see my tickets while I was already sitting. They were season ticket holder seats and I used them once in a while but this guy kept staring me down. I will definitely keep coming back for different events that are held here but the Rebels are my main reason for attending.UNLV.GO, FIGHT, WIN!

It’s a stadium what is there to review. Seat was comfortable, view was wondering, event was awesome, pricing was spot on, beer was beer, parking was ez, atmosphere was great, staff were helpful.
GO Rebels!

Parking isn’t bad (cost and distance), food is decent, and nearly every seat in the house is good — what else do you want? Plus, the product is great! I’ve seen 4 UNLV Rebel games, and I loved every moment. For a great College game experience, it’s hard to beat. Even in Vegas, it feels has the college feel.
They have plenty to eat (albeit, not very healthy), including: Pizza, Hot Dogs, Subs, Burgers, Nachos, Sausages, Garlic Fries, and a variety of beers and specialty drinks. I recommend a brat with garlic fries and a beer — good!
Tips:
1. Will call — it’s easy and pretty efficient.
2. Parking — arrive at least 30 mins before (~45 mins is better)
3. If you prefer to eat before/​after arrival, walking would be far. Best to drive.
4. Good for the family.

I attended a convention at UNLV. The section that I sat in was section 117. The seats were all connected which was not too comfortable. If one person moved a lot then the people in that section could feel them moving. If you have to stand up and sit back down often then you would tend to knee the seat in front of you.
I did not purchase anything from the concession stands so I can’t speak on that.
The bathrooms were pretty clean. There was an attendant actually standing at the bathroom door and she insured that things were cleanily.

As others have said, there really isn’t a bad seat in the house here. Even in the nosebleeds of section 211, I could clearly see what was going on down below in the ring for WWE Monday Night Raw.
Lots and lots of food and drink options here, and bathrooms were clean and monitored when I visited. Pricing is on par with every other stadium you’ve been to. Will-​call window was surprisingly organized with several small lines rather than one enormous one, which I felt was unusual.
Security seems pretty lax. I was looked at and waved through by the guys checking bags and wanding people, and no one was in our section to help folks find their seats– so people were openly sitting wherever and just moving when ticketholders showed up.

This review is for the Thomas and Mack and the show I was seeing, Disney on ice: 100 years of celebration.
Parking was a breeze. Organized and easy to enter and exit. This was surprising since it was a Saturday. We did get there 30 mins prior to start of show.
Inside it’s organized, and clean. Personally, the stalls were way to small for me. No. It’s not because I’m fat and my ass couldn’t get in them. It’s because I have a toddler and the two of us have to fit in one stall together.
The venders were organized and polite inside. Surprisingly, the prices were decent. I had read reviews for Thomas and mack and about the Disney on ice and came prepared to spend 100 bucks easily. Nope! The movie theater concession stands are more expensive. We got a soda for $ 4, a kids meal (hot dog, gold fish and small soda) for $ 5, a pretzel $ 3 and nachos for $ 3. Cheap in my opinion. The only thing I thought was pricy was the light up spinning flounder at $ 26 but my kid was in love with it and I hadn’t seen that at the Disney store. During intermission we got a cotton candy for $ 12 but it included a nice size crown with attached Mickey ears and a good sized amount of cotton candy. Considering everything, I felt we got off spending an okay price.
The stadium seating is nice. All the views had a good seat. We were in 106 row C, which was right in the middle between VIP an balcony. Couldn’t beat it for 30 a person. Way worth the money with every look only daughters eyes. The ushers guiding people to their seats were helpful, friendly and efficient. Talk about making it a lot easier.
Warning; you can bring flash cameras and it’s super annoying. Just stick with your camera. My husband wanted to punch the woman next to him. She got the hint after he made so many comments.
Can’t wait to come back to thomas and mack. Heard they have wrestling events here too so next time I think I will go to that for y husbands viewing pleasure.

I have been coming here to the T&M since I was little. They host a variety of venues. I miss the days of the LV Thunder! This last visit was for the UNLV Rebel game. Tickets were courtesy of Misti Y. and Nacho Daddy on Eastern. Thanks!
We pulled into the parking area about 30 minutes before the game and was worried we might not get a spot. We passed back through again and luckily got a spot that wasn’t too far away. The walk wasn’t the problem it was the c-​c-​cold wind! Getting inside was smooth with no line or wait. We found our seats and actually really enjoyed them. They were up in the rafters/​boonies but let me tell you the view of the court was good enough for me. There really isn’t a bad seat in the house.
Just before the end of the 1^st half me and my man decided to go check out the grub. We ended up with «Smoked Sausage & Fries» and a soda. It was $ 11 total for both. It tasted pretty good. They have a number of options for food and drinks. The price varies from reasonable to not so reasonable.
The Rebels won the game! Yay! It was a nail biter at the end but, our rebs pulled off the winning shot in the last 10 seconds. Woot!
Parking is free for Rebel games… Score!