"RE: Can't say that I have...."

Legion field is in a neighborhood that can be charitably described as an urban war zone.   There is no (zero, nada, zilch, none) parking except as you are able to pay extortion fees to the "residents" who offer protection for your vehicle while on their turf. 

The toilet facilities are not elegant.   They are adequate unless you require such extras as running water, lighting, safety and freedom from rodents.  If  your immunization series is current (Typhus, Hep A & B) you should be fine.   And it is amusing to peruse the reading material on the walls and in the piles of debris in the corners -- some of it dating back to the Eisenhower Administration.

The seating has been recently modified by the removal of the upper deck on one side of the stadium to insure that it would not at a random moment collapse onto the fans below.   So there are fewer seats but also less risk of being buried under concrete, steel and rancid popcorn for the final 15 minutes of your earthly existence.

The playing surface itself is an uneven expanse of 1970s era asphalt covered by a thin veneer of green plastic mat.   It does not absorb shock very well but makes up for that by administering world class friction burns so that your mind is totally taken off of your bruises and contusions.