3 Best Places To See in Ontario, CA

I attended the monthly meeting for the Associated Artists of the Inland Empire. It's always a pleasure to walk in early and look at all the art displayed in the museum. No tickets are necessary to visit the museum.

Amazing museum in the Downtown Arts area of Ontario. Beautifully arranged to explore local art and artists. Located next to the Ontario Museum of Art, make a day of it and soak up all the local culture at both buildings.

Enjoyed this beautiful museum while in town. The Ontario History and Art Museum is just across the street. I did not have time for both. Make an afternoon of it.

I recently had the thrill of attending an Empire Strykers game at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, California, and it was an unforgettable experience! The arena was buzzing with energy, and the electric atmosphere was palpable from the moment we stepped inside. The venue itself is modern and sleek, with comfortable seating and excellent sightlines from every angle. We were seated close to the action, and the views of the game were fantastic. The sound system was also top-notch, with crystal-clear audio that added to the overall excitement of the event. But what really impressed me was the staff and security at the arena. They were friendly, helpful, and made sure everyone was safe and having a great time. The concessions were also well-stocked and reasonably priced, with a good variety of food and drink options. The Empire Strykers game itself was thrilling, with fast-paced action and plenty of scoring opportunities. The team's enthusiasm and energy were infectious, and the crowd was fully engaged throughout the game. Overall, I would highly recommend the Toyota Arena to anyone looking for a fun and exciting sports experience. With its modern facilities, electric atmosphere, and top-notch staff, it's a must-visit destination for sports fans in Southern california.

My Wife and I went to an Ontario Reign Hockey game last month and we had a great time. The stadium is small and very well maintained. The ticket prices range between $20 - $100+. Since the arena is small the $20 tickets are a steal compared going to an NHL professional game, like the LA Kings or Anaheim Ducks. Parking is $15 bucks, concession stand prices are high, just like any other professional hockey game. I would recommend any hockey fan to stop by and watch a hockey game at this arena.

My second time coming here to see NJPW New Japan Pro Wrestling, and it was great. Plenty of parking. A lot of food and drink options. Hope to come back again next year.