Big Four Roadhouse

Great venue for a small conference.

The concert itself was nice, but the organization wasn’t great. The venue was big, but not well-suited for this type of event — it felt like the space mattered more than the setup or audience experience. When we arrived, the seats listed on our tickets didn’t even exist, and we had to be moved to a different spot.

It all worked out in the end, but overall, the event could’ve been much better organized.

Food was terrible, servers were stressed, but friendly. Long line ups, disorganized event. Not worth the money spent.

Decent venue for live music. Saw synthony. Good times.

We went for a concert. The venue was really good and staff were great. Easy place to get to. Lots of parking (paid parking).

Cool place to have fun .

Just Amazing

Stampede lunch at Viet2go stall … I ordered #7 Hawaiian chicken … burnt shredded chicken with carbon bits, undercooked cauliflower side … simply disaster and a waste of $19

Busy concern venue and stampede building

It’s excessively loud in a bad way! Whoever designed this room has no basic understanding of how acoustic sound works. The glass walls for a music venue???. After three songs , my ears felt like being pierced with needles and gave me a headache even with tissue paper jammed into my ears. We Left the venue after the 5th songs played. They have the same amount of hanging speaker racks as the outdoor Coca-Cola stage. That’s ridiculous for a small glass wall room.

Great venue

We participated in a National Franchise Show as an exhibitor of Prarie Donair

Nice place for a concert.

Horrible mix. Great sound system. Seemed like the sound man had no clue how to make the music sound great.
Everything was way to compressed, band was way too quiet and no there was no bottom end.
The sound system can do so much more than what he did.
We left early because the mix sucked so much. Maybe it wasn't his fault. Maybe management told him to keep it low, but like a loudness knob on a stereo, it means the top end and bottom end should've been boosted enough to balance out the sound. Sadly, the sound was ear-perching vocals and not much else.
A great venue that could've been much more.
We left early from a party that should've been great.

I bought 2 tickets to the Sunday July 14 concert to hopefully secure a seat for my girlfriend and I. When we got to the venue we were told we didn't need tickets, it was free. I spent $83.50 for the tickets we didn't need( ripoff #1) then to add insult to injury, they want $10.50 for a regular beer, and $12.00 for a highball ( ripoff #2) . I realize this is during stampede but do they have to gouge people that much?. This is one of the biggest ripoff I have seen in a while