It was easy to get to the stadium. Google directions were fine and we were dropped off by ride share across the street. Short walk and there were folks stopping and directing in traffic so that pedestrians could get across safely. There are a ton of vendors outside selling everything from soda to clear backpacks which are a requirement to get into the stadium. The stadium on the outside is very nice. Everything's well maintained and clean. Of course the stadium is new so that is to be expected. Be prepared to walk. Your ticket will tell you which gate to go to but it can be quite a bit of a hike to make it there. For instance gate 11 is all the way on the opposite side of where we were dropped off and the crowds were walking in from. For some reason we were also redirected from that gate to another date where we were able to enter. Not really given an explanation why but that required us to double back on top of the already long walk. The lines to get in were long but they move fairly quickly. Security was pretty much non-existent. Some people with bags were stopped to be checked but I wasn't really checked at all. This of course meant that inside the venue tons of people were smoking and vaping and smoking pot. If you do not do that be prepared to cover your mouth and nose with a mask or something else. Absolutely no one goes around and enforces anything. The only one you see wandering around is the popcorn guy. I did buy popcorn and it was fresh. Every level had folks available to answer questions and direct you. Bathrooms and food was clearly marked. There are a ton of places at regular intervals that offer all kinds of food including vegan options. Alcohol is also available both in cans and fresh on tap. The stairs to the upper levels especially are very steep. Lots of opportunities to buy merch at kiosks as well. Bathrooms are regularly spaced. The seats are hard plastic. They are not very comfortable at all. I would highly recommend bringing some sort of cushion or blanket to sit on. It was nice that there were cupholders in front of you however. Even though it is stadium seating if people in front of you stand up to cheer you will also have to stand up to cheer which of course puts people who are more on the petite side at a disadvantage. If you are a female I would highly highly recommend avoiding a shoe that is a heel of any kind or even remotely uncomfortable for long walks and a lot of climbing up and down steep stairs. I was not cold while in the stadium but it was fairly windy outside. I had a jacket but ended up not needing it. Better to have one is the weather changes though. I would highly recommend walking somewhere else down the road away from the stadium to a restaurant or somewhere else that's got an address and calling your ride share to that place. Getting a ride share home from the same location where we were dropped off was an absolute nightmare. The incoming traffic is not well controlled at all. People just picking up people randomly friends and family were allowed into the ride share area for some reason. So instead of picking people up and driving on like a ridesharewould they would park and block the lanes. This caused a massive backup. No one was checking who was in these cars and whether they were actually rideshare or not. In addition to those, random people offering to pick people up who were not associated with any kind of rideshare business were driving up and down the lanes were also stopping a blocking traffic. I don't know who was using those services because they were literally some guy standing there holding a phone saying ride for hire. They could be axe murderers. There's no way to track them there's no way to verify they are who they are. It's very dangerous and I would not use that service. I'm not sure why the stadium allows that to happen. They're parked right outside the main entrance as well. I know that they're not associated with the stadium but they're allowed to park in the stadium area and in the stadiums ride share area.