Adventist Health Arena — Attraction in Stockton

Stockton Arena, now known as Adventist Health Arena, stands as a prominent landmark in the heart of downtown Stockton, offering a versatile venue for entertainment and events. As a local resident, I've had the pleasure of attending numerous events at this arena, and each visit has been nothing short of exceptional.

First and foremost, the arena's modern architecture and spacious interior create an impressive atmosphere that sets the stage for memorable experiences. Whether you're attending a concert, a sporting event, or a community gathering, the arena's design ensures excellent sightlines and comfortable seating for all attendees.

One of the standout features of Stockton Arena is its versatility. From hosting large-scale concerts featuring top-tier artists to serving as the home venue for the Stockton Heat hockey team, the arena effortlessly transitions between different types of events. This versatility not only enhances the cultural vibrancy of Stockton but also provides residents with a wide range of entertainment options throughout the year.

In addition to its entertainment offerings, Stockton Arena plays a significant role in the local community by hosting events that bring people together. Whether it's a graduation ceremony, a trade show, or a charity fundraiser, the arena serves as a gathering place where people from diverse backgrounds can come together and celebrate shared experiences.

Furthermore, the arena's management and staff deserve commendation for their professionalism and dedication to ensuring a seamless event experience. From ticketing and security to concessions and facilities management, every aspect of the arena's operation is executed with precision and attention to detail.

Overall, Stockton Arena, now Adventist Health Arena, is a cornerstone of cultural and community life in Stockton. Its state-of-the-art facilities, diverse event offerings, and commitment to excellence make it a venue that truly enriches the lives of residents and...

I've been to many arenas in my lifetime for numerous events and I have to say this is one of the worst. Been here several times and each time the staff is utterly horrendous. Attened the AEW show on 10/4/23 and paid an extra $90 for fast passes to enter early. The problem here was they opened to doors to EVERYONE at the same time. What was the point of having fast passes if you were just going to let everyone in at the same time? So I spent an extra $90 for nothing and I am unable to get a refund for it. Next we go inside and I order hot dogs from a cart only to find out they had run out of food there and were waiting on someone to deliver more. Then why are you still taking orders? And this was immediately after the doors opened! So I had to wait literally 45 mins for my food before it even started cooking. Next I was in the 2nd row, and during the show I was standing (at a point where nearly the entire crowd was also standing, also I was seated at the end of the row) and I was told by one of the security people that I needed to get back to my seat or they would have to remove me from the venue. For standing??? Again, so was nearly half the arena! To make matters worse, people were running down to be on TV that weren't sitting in our section, and also they would sit in other peoples seats when they got up, and NOT ONCE were they told anything. All of this made for a very upsetting and disappointing night. Again losing $90 that I will not get back was a very bad point. We have attended events here before and it's always something with the staff. Needless to say this will be our last event here and we will stick with other arenas that are competent and organized to run...

I was thoroughly disappointed with the staff and management at this location. Not to mention the way I was treated when I clearly had a mobility issue. I purchased suite tickets and had to go 4 floors down to purchase food at a reasonable price. The staff Barbara and another older security lady were very helpful but I could not believe the way we were treated. I was charged almost $60 for popcorn but when I made it downstairs to the snack bar. the popcorn was $7. I asked about the smoking section and was told if I left out the building I would not be able to come back inside. The venue is nice, clean (a lil outdated) but overall nice but the customer service sucked big time. It gave off "Irritated with the culture And music" My garbage can was full and I placed it outside the suite in order to have it emptied and 3 employees took it but never returned it. I asked several times but the heavy set Hispanic young lady Manager and the 2 African American young men just told me someone will be back. No one ever brought it back. Because there were several uninvited people coming into the suite I locked the door and the staff seemed Irritated. I can truthfully say, I will not visit this establishment simply because of the way my guests and I were racially profiled and treated. It's a no for me. Also, I was expected to carry my personal necessities in my hand because I could not bring a purse. So sad that this is what attending a concert is subjected too. They definitely are not for...