CURE Insurance Arena - Arena in Trenton - 81 Hamilton Ave, USA

If it were not for the absolutely abysmally rude and vile staff at the entrance, I would leave a 3 star review because of the fact that the food staff and the auditorium staff inside were friendly. The price of a ticket for a recent event was published online as 30 and we all got to the box office to find out they have tacked on 2 bucks for a "facility fee". Rather mafia-like to arbitrarily take even more money out of the hand of your customer for a nebulous charge that should have been published beforehand with an explanation. I worked in events for years and we always factored the cost of the actual facility into our ticket price and never added extra charges. As far as the staff at the entrance, there were two incredibly rude women working, one was black with a hairpiece and the other who was the worst of all was a woman in her 60s with long bleached blond hair. The latter was so out of control in her behavior toward people coming in, she was yelling at us and making fun of us. I feel held hostage by the fact that our children have to perform at these places and we have no choice but to pay for this absolute garbage. These people they hire reflect on the business and in this case, I will not be giving a red cent to a place like this whether it is required or not. As far as the parking, it's a hot mess if it's busy. It took us over 20 minutes to get out of a mid-sized lot. No thanks. Expensive abuse.

Loved the arena. Staff was really friendly. Arena itself was pretty clean. They have multiple food stations all throughout the arena. They host school graduation’s, hockey games, vaccine events and a lot more. Overhead video screens are very old and need to be updated. Ample of parking is available in the parking lot.

This was my first time coming here the line was really long and your outside am not sure I will show up if it's snowing or raining. The place was clean even the bathrooms the price of food is Fairly ok am not sure about the drinks prices, the seat was comfortable just the seating is very long, now WARNING The size of your hand bag should be extremely small I would say just walk with your wallet they are very strict I actually saw 3 women denied entry because their hand bags were too big I barely made it so folks leave the Shopping size pocket nooks at home and use a wallet . Hint you gotta try the French fries.

The arena was nearly perfect just needs a small improvement on the sound quality. Went to watch Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, thoroughly enjoyed the concert. The concert was amazing 10/10 experience, arena was huge and filled nearly to the brim. Staff was very friendly! The lighting was great but the sound quality definitely needs some work.

Never knew this place was here, but it’s a nice sized arena in the middle of Trenton. Getting in and out was easy because there’s several parking lots. The people who work there are very nice. There’s food in the venue, but it’s mostly fast food. It’s not MSG, it’s a smaller, more cozy venue.

The place was well kept. Parking lot attendants were doing their best. The bathroom was clean. The seat size was not uniform. Seats in lower rows were smaller than seats above in the same section.

Nice big and spacious arena for concerts .They have a big space and nice sitting area which are properly marked which makes it easy to find your seats. You will not be able to see the stage properly from the back seats as it it very big but they have a big screen on the stage which shows the stage. They gave food shops inside where you can buy stuff and drinks ,beer etc . No outside food is allowed inside not even water so dont carry any food or drinks with you . The parking is spacious and properly lit . The parking cost is 15$ which i find costly .The exit to the parking is at the traffic light which makes it difficult to move and lot of tailgating is there during that time .

It was nice ,easy access to the arena from our handicap spot. Plenty of food. Stairs were a bit tricky when your body doesn't work like a 15 year old anymore. Last cheer competition for us to see our granddaughter, who is a high school senior.