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  • Since I am UNLV Alumna, the T&M Center feels like home. As students, we commonly parked in the T&M lot and were subjected to event parking closures. Most of the events I've attended were and are UNLV Men's Basketball games. I've also attended a concert, Disney on Ice performances, Lakers pre-season games, Harlem Globetrotters, and my very own college graduation. It's a large, flexible venue. It may seem different inside pending the type of performance. The upper section never changes, obviously, however, sometimes it isn't utilized. So, seating recommendations aren't general. The upper section is actually decent during basketball games if you're in center court. Prices have been really reasonable for all events that I've attended. Plus, you have a lot of seating and pricing options. The seats are on the smaller side (probably the same size as most arenas). During these events, parking is daunting. Even getting to the venue can be daunting. Traffic backs up in the airport tunnel and Tropicana, which is already a mess, gets even crazier. We usually take alternate routes to get to UNLV, but change it up. Parking is available in the lot in front of T&M, the parking garage adjacent to the T&M lot, and sometimes they'll open up the empty lot on Swenson. There's always people directing traffic, so no worries about where to go. My only advice is arrive early! You have a long walk from the far end of the lot to the actual venue. Tickets can be conveniently purchased via unlvtickets.com, but beware the miscellaneous fees and convenience charges. If you can, you may be better off picking them up in person! Everything is easy to locate (bathrooms, concessions). There's a cool Jack Daniels bar and other themed or sponsored bars. The food is good and bad. The "Rebel" dogs are Hebrew National (delicious) and offer the good condiments, the chicken strips are breast meat and decent, and popcorn is tasty (although salty). The bad: the hamburger, fries, and Italian sausage and peppers sandwich. I haven't tried the BBQ stand yet, but I probably won't. Prices are typical to allow for fundraising schools and teams to work the stands. Hot dog ($4), popcorn ($3), large soda ($4). There is an ice cream stand serving Dippin' Dots (small, $4 and large, $6) and other ice cream bars (CASH ONLY). The built-in stands take credit cards!
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