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Great experience. I'm not a Texans fan but it's nice to go to a stadium and people are all having a good time. As an out-of-town fan you're always kind of looking over your shoulder or getting screamed at. There was some fun banter but anytime stuff got out of hand locals in our section calmed it all down. All in all a great experience even though my team didn't win.

NRG Stadium is always a great experience! We were there for a Texans game, but any event there is always fantastic. Like most Texans, great people at NRG from ticket sales to concession stands! We travel from Raleigh North Carolina for the holidays, and have made it a tradition to catch a Texans game while in town. Go TEXANS!

A good friend won several season tickets for 2023 to the Houston Texans home games and generously offered me a choice of four games, since he knew I was a Texans fan. I chose the Cardinals for November 19th, a team for which J.J.Watt played besides the Texans. (NRG Stadium displays a Ring of Honor which includes Watts' name.) The last time I attended a professional football game was a long time ago in San Diego for a pre-season game between the San Diego Chargers and the Dallas Cowboys, coached by the legendary Tom Landry. So I had never attended a pro football game in an enclosed stadium like NRG. We had stayed in a hotel within walking distance from the stadium. But my wife had an unexpected issue while walking because of a recent back procedure and had a lot of difficulty negotiating steps once we got to the front entrance. That's when the NRG Stadium Mobility Support Team went into action, and within 30 minutes, she had a wheelchair in a handicap section where we enjoyed the entire game. The game this day also honored Active Duty and Veteran Military as well as First Responders. The Cardinals were no pushover and scored first. It was a highly Defensive game, and typically the Texans' victory wasn't assured until the last series of the game. A neat thing about an enclosed stadium like NRG is that the noise for the home team can be deafening. A couple of times the home crowd left my ears ringing. There are many concessions and businesses in the stadium, most of which are pretty expensive. Bring lots of cash 💸 or a hefty debit card. One concession touting "Texas Food" had Mr. Pibb but not Dr. Pepper. That's criminal! Overall, the game and experience at NRG were thrilling. The Mobility Team asked me to text them with about five minutes left in the game. At the end of the game, a wheelchair was waiting for my wife. The team member took her as far away from the stadium as he could, but he showed us a way where we could get to the front entrance in an easier way than we did earlier. Final analysis: NRG Stadium is stupendous. And Go Texans Go!

Highly Recommend!!! This is a great way to spend quality time with friends, family or colleagues. The sound quality is great and the telethon or Big Screen is Fantastic. No matter the seating it puts you up close and personal with the Game. Definitely worth the time and money to support your Team and really enjoy a wonderful experience with your family, friends or colleagues. Quick Tip: Take the time to book parking it’s worth it and really makes the overall experience much more enjoyable.

NRG stadium is one of the best places to go to for concerts. I have been there a couple times and it’s been the best. All the employees around make it super easy to enter the stadium which is a huge advantage since we live in Texas heat. Inside there is a variety of foods and drinks for people of all ages. It is a pretty big stadium but there is ushers all around helping you look for your designated seats. Overall I totally recommend attending a show here.