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Mosaic Place

Mosaic Place

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110 1 Ave NW, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, S6H 3L9, Canada
(306) 624-2040 www.mosaicplace.ca
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Jan 17, 2019
Great place to watch a WHL game. The staff keep the crowd engaged. There's not a bad seat in the place. Beautiful facility!

Jan 6, 2019
Great arena. Great staff..go warriors go!

Dec 18, 2018
Best stadium Moose Jaw will ever have! The curling rink and hoxkey rink are well used and even better maintained. Everyone there will trear you with respect. Very little parking tor the size if the building.. if you come to a large event then gome with xpins because you may needbto park far! Wheelchair accessible as well.

Nov 11, 2018
Very clean well kept clean bathrooms ample parking bathrooms could be marked more clearly on the lower levels upper-level bathrooms marked very well

Jun 21, 2018
It's a nice place. Well layed out and kept clean. I've attended many concerts here and the sound is great. My problem is with the staff and security. The people who run the concession are rude, for starters. You pay $3.50 for a bottle of water and they take the lid! When I inquired as to why she took the lid, she simply spat "Your lucky you get the bottle, we were pouring them in cups earlier". Apparently the reasoning was that people throw their lids on the ground and it's a slipping hazard, which I understand, sort of. I've been to plenty of other places and have never had my cap taken away. If I'm paying that much for something, that should be provided in a public place for free might I add, I should get to keep the lid. Especially since I then went outside with my new bottle of water, and when I came in they tried to take it from me! They let me out with it and never warned me, or let me leave it with them? Lastly, there is almost no parking, which is really annoying. Hence the 3 stars.

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