So impressed by how clean it was! Great facility for taking in a basketball game. Good food and drink options, and tough to beat the proximity to the subway.
Jay-Z must be feeding them something real good, because I don't remember the last time I experienced such superb customer service. True Brooklyn hospitality all-around. Just a top-notch arena period.
This place has got to be one of the happiest places in NYC. Every time I'm here all the staff are so smiley, incredibly friendly, helpful, happy, and often dancing. It's so odd... and refreshing!
Pro tip: If you leave in the third quarter of the Nets getting blown out, you can go across the street to Shake Shack and beat the line to get your cheese fries.
Arrive early and try to take public transportation, parking is tough in the area. Not a bad seat in the house. Enjoy a Nets or Islanders game - Barclays also hosts great concerts!
Home of BK Nets. House Jay-Z built. Free Wi-Fi, no password. Do not sit in Level 200's; vertigo inducing, no leg room, hold on to hand rail during descent. Otherwise, GREAT venue. Buy level 1-26.
Here to see Jay-Z? Throw your diamond in the sky. Here for a Nets game? Might as well throw your diamond in the sky. Here for Barbra Streisand? Fuck it, throw your diamond in the sky
Went for a Nets game. Nice arena, good drink/food vendors. They work hard to build fan excitement, they try a bit too hard. Hype Team gets annoying. Great venue for visitors #goCeltics
Went for an Islanders game. Beautiful arena. We had great seats and the atmosphere was great. Plenty of concession stands so lines aren't huge. Expect expensivestadium prices for food/drink.
Reminds me of a cantina I frequent. Sitting at a bar made out of clay might at first seem incredibly impractical, until you realize you never need a coaster and the barstools conform to your butt.
You can never have too many good burger spots in a city — no matter how big. 67 Burger is another one for your list. Your next burger is literally down the block from Barclay’s Center. Read more
Barclays is built for live music. Incredible sound with perfect sight lines in the 200-level corners, which sit lower than those directly facing the stage. Just doesn't compare to MSG for NBA or NHL.
Cell service is terrible in the stadium but their awesome wifi (no log-in req'd) is a nice surprise. You can talk to all your virtual friends and ignore whoever you paid $$ to see!
Try the Brooklyn BrisketBanger on a tasty pretzel roll from Brooklyn Bangers and Dogs (Main Concourse/Upper Pavilion). Served with hand crafted mustardy relish and sausages, it really hits the spot!
Since it's newer than MSG, it's a whole lot nicer. For concerts, it certainly sounds better. It looks great inside and out, and it's conveniently located within reach of many shops & restaurants.
Fresco by Scotto (Main Concourse) keeps their Sunday Meatball Slider on the menu all week. TuscanChicken, shaved Pecorino, mom's gravy, and a brioche bun — it goes down easy, like Sunday morning.
Catch a game at the home of the Brooklyn Nets or see your favorite performer in concert. Food selection is top notch - we love to get the brisket sandwich from Fatty Cue BBQ!
ArtBridge presents a group exhibit surrounding the construction site at Barclays Center, showcasing Brooklyn-based photographers’ unique perspective of New York City’s changing landscape. Read more
There are a lot of dining options at the Barclays Center. Here are our 5 favorites: L&B Spumoni Gardens, Calexico, Brooklyn Bangers & Dogs, Habana Outpost, and Fatty Cue BBQ. Read more
Gorgeous new stadium for the Brooklyn Nets and special events featuring delicious local fare from your favorite Brooklyn restaurants. Try the MojoChicken at Habana!
Calvin Klein sponsors the floor seats. Nets floor seat season ticket holders treated like God. Great buffet, free bottled water service & a killer view of the court.
Hot dogs w/ as much sauerkraut as you want.. The seats at the top have super narrow rows. I don't recommend going up there intoxicated and with your hands full
Make sure to bring your "secret flask" in your pocket filled with STOLI or DEWARS.....because I just paid $30 for one VoDKA DRINK! Yikes.....! OR get your buzz on before U GET HERE!
Pretty well developed arena. Services are slightly slow but people are kinder and friendlier. Concessions include some nice local options. Very easy to get to (compared with their predecessors...)
The American Express Box Office is located inside the main arena entrance at 620 Atlantic Avenue. For hours of operation, please visit: http://www.barclayscenter.com/arena/box-office
I love this venue for the sheer convenience to Atlantic Terminal. I might have to switch my allegiance to The Nets :-) Seeing The Black Keys tonight. Stellar.
Headliners from Beyonce to Bette Middler to the Backstreet Boys keep the Brooklyn Nets’ home court busy between games, with on-site outposts of trendyeateries like Fatty 'Cue BBQ and The 40/40 club.
Looks like a really nice arena. Def better than Pru. Center. Hate to see the Nets leave NJ and the fact ownership basically abandoned them the last couple years but Barclays looks like a nice new home
My first basketball arena and it was a great experience: clean venue; technologically-current design; drink prices through the roof as expected. The Calvin Klein box suites have a great view.
Regardless of where you sit you'll be able to see what's happening on stage during a show. However if you sit in the Upper Pavilion, don't do so if afraid of heights.
Was a bit worried about this place being built down the street from my apartment, but so far it's pretty sweet! Love that they showcase local vendors and bringing $$$ into Brooklyn.
Barclays Center is a multi-purpose indoor arena in Brooklyn, New York. The arena sits partly on a platform over the MTA-owned Vanderbilt Yards rail yard at Atlantic Avenue. It is part of a proposed $4.9 billion sports arena, business and residential complex known as the Atlantic Yards.