First venue where we were able to get in & out of the parking lot - easy peasy!! All Staff that I came across were absolutely wonderful people, especially Alberto!! Women's restrooms were kept clean & they had LOTS of stalls in the Women's restroom! I needed water... I think it was $7 or $9 for a water bottle. NOT COOL!!! Some of us don't drink & for VERY GOOD reasons, so PLEASE, don't punish those of us that don't drink by charging us quadruple the cost just for a water. Other than the H2o being WAY OVER PRICED...... WE HAD A BLAST!!! Thank you Toyota Arena! 😊

It is a small Arena style venue in the heart of the Inland Empire. They host a lot of different types of events here; concerts, hockey, wrestling, Disney on ice, pretty much anything that will fit. They have pretty standard concessions (nachos, hotdogs, pretzels, popcorn, etc) and alcohol. The alcohol ranges from canned beer to mixed drinks. Expect to pay the premiums associated to a venue like this. I go for the Ontario Reign Hockey and it is a great experience. Lots of energy and doesn't cost much to see them play. Taking the family can be a great experience and would not break the bank.

What a great intimate venue to attend. There were several entrances which helped get into the arena quick. Came to see Wisen y Yandel and despite their microphone going out, they resolved it, their performance was awesome! The parking was organized well, it was easy to get in and out of the parking lot. I would come back for another concert or show! There are also many restaurants nearby to eat at and a nice mall to shop at as well.

Ontario toyota Arena the best place for a concert. The Toyota arena is modern it is clean. The sell food also. the way to enter the stadium is fast it has several access doors,

Excellent seats, venue is perfect size. Not a bad seat in the house. Can get around pretty fast. Comfortable seats. Being a sweater if you're watching hockey; gets pretty chilly.

We drove all the way from Las Vegas to see my nephew graduate today. We're so happy and so proud. This is a huge arena with tons and tons of parking.

Went for Carin Leon concert. This place is good ,seats are comfortable and the view was great . Just as everything drinks were extremely expensive for the quality and size overall I had a great experience.

My Son's College graduation was at this location the parking was great and pretty close to the front entrance. Not too much walking at all there were plenty of seats for first come first serve basis. And the view was great the sound system was great and all the employees that I came in contact with were very nice and helpful.

It was very exciting seeing AEW Rampage for the 1st time live in California and it was well worth the $20 for admission hopefully they'll be coming back for future events and I almost lost my voice from all the yelling and excitement plus my hands were very read from all the applause I gave to my superstars too

The perfect size arena for great seats no matter wherever you sit and have decent parking. It doesn't take a lifetime to get out of the parking lot after the event because there are multiple exits. I give 4 stars solely because 1 of the women's bathrooms had multiple stalls in a row with no toilet paper whatsoever.

This is my first time visiting the arena, its also my first time watching a hockey game! Goooo Ontario Reign! I’m glad they won against San Diego! Toyota Arena offers 5 different restaurants or food venues; Dawg Gone, Filling station, Urban City Taqueria, Pizza Joint and Good Guys Sandwich Co. I made sure to walk around and take pictures of the menu so one can decide what they want to eat and whether its worth it. Parking is $10, since we decided to get there a couple hours early to buy the tickets at the box office. Technically they don’t open for the general public an hour before the game but if you have season passes its 1 ½ hours before. We noticed Eureka! (the burger joint) across the street and decided to have dinner there since we had so much time to kill. If you get cold, I would suggest bringing a blanket, beanie gloves and scarf. It was raining so I was very cold and was disappointed I only had a scarf. They offer happy hour beers which was a great price and they also sell red soft pucks, you use these at the end of the game by throwing them over the clear shield and into a helmet, winner gets $250 not bad since they sell the pucks for $1. The arena itself is quite small so anywhere you sit gets a view! I would recommend this place to friends and family!! Come check them out for yourself!

Had a great time for the Monster truck glow party. Super over priced on everything but it is what it is. Water and drinks were super expensive, but the portion on food was good. Employees were helpful on finding seats. Police were on site and felt very safe especially tons of little ones.

Really easy to get into and out of seats are easy to reach. We saw Trans Siberian Orchestra and it was amazing the kids loved it too

Concert was great, had some seats that weren't so great... went to ticket office and they hooked us up with better ones. Don't sit on the end of an aisle without access. You'll hate it. Transiberian orchestra rocks!

Nice facility, but not made for live music concerts, awful acoustics. The sound was too loud over the singers. Seating is close, not enough leg space like most large arenas. Arrive early for the closest parking and definitely prepay.

We've been to the Toyota Arena quite a few times to enjoy the Trans-Siberian Orchestra Concert during the holidays... such a beautiful and very organized show. Parking for our event was $40 and all cashless. Bags or purses were limited to 12" x 12" only. This is a smaller venue, but the biggest in the IE and modern. The stairways are not steep at all. Plenty of food and drink concession stands. Sound is great, and the temperature is always perfect in my opinion. Restrooms are clean and have plenty of stalls. Our event had plenty of staff guiding you to your seat in case you need help finding it. Overall, we enjoy this arena every single event we've been to.

Great concerts. Staff friendly. Food and drinks are just ok but way to much money for what you get. The girls bathroom has a long wait and really dirty. They never have toilet paper so bring some with you.

Great venue. Good acoustics. Wish they had more cameras to show stage for those with tickets in the back.

The Staff are all friendly. The facilities is very well maintained and upkept very well. The local area has alot of great eateries and places for gathering with friends and family. The kiddos loved Disney on ice!

It"s nice arena. Just right size. Easy parking.

Empire Strykers, is a professional indoor soccer team for the MASL (Major Arena Soccer League) that plays at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, CA. The indoor soccer season starts in the November and runs until April. Tickets to the Empire Strykers and packages are available at the Toyota Arena website.

The ability to enter and leave the parking lot is not bad at all. The arena is not large so there is long lines for bathrooms and drinks and limited vendor booths. What really needs improvement is the acoustic system. Will never return for a concert again.

Easy to find seats, sections are well marked. Bathrooms well marked also. Restrooms were very clean. Lots of food/drink choices $$. They have a good DJ and played great music during the game It was a fun night. They had a neat firework show after the game. Parking was $15

Parking was $40. Lots of security here. Food and drinks are expensive, to be expected. Seating is pretty cramped. Not quite as bad as Dodger stadium, but closer to that than your average venue. If you're a fluffier person, have mobility concerns and/or get up to use the restroom, you'll definitely want to select the appropriate seating. ADA or aisle seat/end of row. They do put on a good show and definitely aren't understaffed. There are concessions open, restrooms stocked, ample security as well as parking attendants in sight before, during and after the show/event. Above average venue for the area.