Best Adventure Sports Venues In Washington Near Me

Elliot Schumacher: National's Park is a classic ballpark, with no crazy field dimensions or other gimmicks used at other ballparks. It is super easy to get to. The metro rail has a stop within sight of the center field entrance. While the Nats do use dynamic ticket pricing to raise costs when playing league rivals or on certain weekends, there are still plenty of affordable options that still give a great view of the game.

George: Great first experience here in DC at National's Stadium. We are Astros fans and had a great experience the past two days, first day sitting lower level for a night game and 2nd day sitting upper level in the shade for a day game. Any/all staff were very helpful and knowledgeable. We ate everything from pizza, chicken tenders, steak of the union sandwich, french fries, hot dogs, and Dippin Dots. Everything we had to eat was good and there were multiple places to choose from, lines were never long when we went. Kids had a blast and we made memories to last a lifetime. Our hotel was within short walking distance which was very convenient getting to and coming back from the game.

Anthony Rinella: Nationals Park is a beautiful stadium, we bought tickets to sit in the PNC Diamond suite and while it was a nice experience and you have great views of the game it doesn't compare to the Legends seats at Yankee stadium. The food options within in the suite are good but not great. In any event, that is a beautiful park to watch a ballgame.

M. Scott Zimmerman: Great view from almost all seats although smallish for 6ft 1 and 230lbs. Food adequate but pricey and varies in quality between vendors. Love the concourse round the main level and the diamond club is nice.

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Cindy Luetkemeier: Great Game! We love the Nats even though they lost today, they put up a good fight!! Pizza was good & the beers were cold!

Christian Matlock: First time at this ball park. I didn’t have a ticket and didn’t know where to get one from. There was a helpful young lady at the front that walked me all the way around the stadium to help me get a ticket. Once I was in, someone greeted me from guest services and gave me a first time certificate and welcome pack. Such a great experience.

Juanita Barnes: I was there for Enchant, a winter display of lights. It also happened to be bring your dog night. Lots of people, cute and sweet, friendly dogs, hot coca, and vendors. Personally, it was nice and worth it, but a one and done kind of event for me.

Henry Garcia: Love the Stadium. And I love the atmosphere there! The people are so nice and the fans are very friendly.

Beast Mode: Good game.. Nice atmosphere.. Concessions are overpriced. Eat before you go.. Save your funds. I sat in section 108, great seats. I sat very close could really see the players and was in the moment. Enjoy!

Bill Schmidt: We had great seats for a Caps game. Fantastic environment and crowd. Biggest negative is cost of good and drink. Way too high

Nathan Faneuf: I will start off by saying I am a larger person. Being 6'1" and 240 pounds, the seating was too small for me. My feet fell asleep 15 minutes into the concert I went to due to me being scrunched in. I had to turn my feet inwards to fit them on the floor beneath my seat. There is also absolutely 0 space to get by people when seated. The sound was amazing, however. Capital One Arena does a good job at that, plus the arena was easy to navigate. If you're on the smaller side, height and size wise, the nosebleed section won't be an issue. However, if you're larger like me, you might want to shell out some extra cash for better seats, if the lower sections have bigger selections that is.

T. Gafford: Wizards vs Spurs. Well designed arena. Professional staff & concessionaire personnel. The seats could be a little more comfortable.

Kimberley Heidler: Staff was wonderful, and the facility presented a good venue for the concert. HOWEVER... Since the last time I was there they've gotten new seats. I do not fit. Now, I feel I'm about average weight for most people. I'm also 5'3", and wear a size 8.5 women's shoe. My shoes were pinned against the seat in front of me. If the guy seated there leaned back my shoes were pinched. The seat was so tight that I have bruises on my hips. Not my thighs but hips! So very uncomfortable! The owners have chosen to sacrifice patron comfort to have a few more seats to sell. We'll definitely keep this in mind when choosing which city we drive to (DC is about 2 hours from our Pennsylvania home) when searching future tickets.

Rebecca s: Awesome concert venue! Seems like no matter where you sit it feels close. Acoustics weren’t too bad either. Can’t wait to go to another concert here!

Ryan Downing: My 1st Basketball Game. And it was amazing. Don't buy Beer, totally not worth it. The Tacos was not the best, and the Manager of the Taco place on the 4th floor outside of section 432 was shady and kinda rude.But the game was fun, loud and intensed.

Ed Arnold: Capital area is a fun place to see the Capitals NHL team, Wizzards NBA Mistics WNBA and concerts. They have a sports book there, call for reservations for a table. If you have Clear for entry to airports they also use it here.

Jonathan Walton: This is a great arena. The bathrooms are clean and the food options are decent. I would not recommend the custard ice cream, because it has too much stabilizer. The Capitals have awesome fans.

Joe Welsh: Nice area. Intimate in size and comfortable seating. Great sight lines. Bathrooms are smaller so there may be some waiting in line. I didn't check out concession, though from the looks of those around me it looks like classic arena food. Staff/security very friendly. My main reason for the review is to inform the event-goer about parking. Our show started at 7 (main show at 8) but parking took 45 minutes. It was a long line to get into the lot. Cost was $10, not too bad, but prepare best by getting to your event EARLY.

C M: The staff was super friendly and accommodating (I cannot go through the medical defector). The lines went super fast to check covid vaccine cards, Id's and tickets. The first day the hot dogs were super good, line was short. Merch counter line was long but quick. Second day the fried chicken and French fries were sooooo good and fresh. Taste like my grandmother was on the Fryer. The seats are not tight, also clean...thank goodness! Mask are mandatory and rule is emplimented. No comment on parking I took Lyft/Uber but it was an easy pick up and drop off. Although it is 45 mins from home, I would definitely go back to this venue again.

Summer M: Great atmosphere, but wish the food options were better and the arena was slightly bigger. The comcast center was too big for them but I feel this arena is too small for them. It leaves no opportunity for the franchise to grow in the amount of people that come to games. They could definitely be selling more tickets especially with the sold out games.

TheJasonaut: 4 1/2 stars. 2 main great things, probably not a bad view in the arena, and the actual seats, even though they are plastic-type, are very comfortable. The only downsides are, the room in front of seats is tiny and there isn't much going on as far as concessions and such. But it's just a small building, even for the number of seats, so not too much you can do about that I guess. If you are parking in one of the three lots, you'll still have to walk down the main drag, not super far, but not as close as it may look on a map.(might be better in the future, looks like a lot of construction going on) And be careful, not much room getting into the lot, can get backed up easily.

Robert Rains: Visited here for an AEW wrestling television show in January. It’s a beautiful facility that does not feel too daunting. The restrooms were clean and there were plenty of exits in case of an emergency. Unfortunately, this complex exists pretty far from downtown DC, so if you’re leaving an event ending late in the evening have a plan for getting home.

Jeff Lucarelli: Such a great venue to see AEW!!

Bethelehem Yirga: I’ve gone to the Arena twice now - once for the Mystics Championship Game and for the Global Mixed Gender Basketball. Both games were great experiences - and packed. The feel of the DC community is strong at the arena, and I love the serving of Hennessy at the bars. The arena gives you the feel of home in a polished, professional space. Excited to attend more events at this space.

Mrs. O'Neal: Ok! Can we say AWESOME! From the shuttle ride to the concessions everything was on point! Seats are cool, section 200 is on a major incline I don’t recommend this to folks with babies! But not a bad seat in the house! Can’t wait to go back for another event! My recommendation if you do use the shuttle leave a tad early free your event so you don’t have to wait long for a ride back to the car!

dionne davis: Awesomeness! Mystic Ladies represented

Douglas Smithman: Typical indoor stadium seating but the air conditioning worked great and kept the notorious DC humidity at bay and the PA system was clear enough even for those of us who don't hear too well.

gregory shankman: Old, uncomfortable seats, hard to get up and down stairs. Not clean.

Rich Lanthier: I work at GW so walk by the Smith Center all the time. In addition to GW basketball this 5000 seat arena hosts graduation celebrations, speakers, concerts, and other events. Nice facility right on the GW campus near Foggy Bottom metro station.

Bernie Seinberg: Great place for a college graduation.Excellent visibility.

Dante Jones: Nice venue I enjoyed the Championship game here

Samuel Hernandez: Seats are super uncomfortable. Wouldn't recommend sitting through a 4 hour graduation ceremony

Herman Quay: Saw a tennis match there. Nice small venue on George Washington campus.

ronald downs: Loved it great basketball experience.

Eric Wagner: Great small venue (5,000 people) college basketball

Alyson Cunningham: Horrible venue for a concert. Such a shame, since the act was wonderful. Waited in line for a drink for 40+ mins, only to be turned away because they were out of alcohol. Meanwhile, I was waiting for a bottle of water. Security staff was extremely mean. No true air conditioning or ventilation, so we were all dripping and dehydrated, but not able to get water. We left before the main act ended because we just couldn’t take it anymore. Staff in the tech area had CASES of water, and when we asked for one because the line for the bar was from the back of the venue to the stage, he laughed and said no. Don’t waste your money.

Noel K: Literally THE WORST concert venue in DC, by far. The bar line was literally 45+ minutes. There's only *FIVE* bartenders for 3,000+ attendees. AND *if* you ever make it to the bar (which they close at 10pm, or 20 minutes before the show ends), there's no liquor; only beer+wine. Absolutely disgraceful. There's no air conditioning. The temperature inside was 85 degrees. Water is NOT easily accessible (no water fountains). So get ready to become super dehydrated! There's cops walking K9 police dogs INSIDE the venue through the crowd. They spend 10x more resources on busting kids for dab pens than they care about giving their paying customers basic amenities. Absolutely obnoxious. Overall this place is vastly unequipped and understaffed for the events that they hold. 5 bartenders for 3,000+ attendees is not enough. With a revenue of $90/ticket x 3,000 tickets = $270,000. You can afford to hire more than FIVE bartenders, and invest in air conditioning.

Vlad Ursus: Terrible venue. AC is barely keeping up when there is literally no one here. Only tow restrooms per men/women?l, no inclusive restrooms. One bar with a line goes across the entire venue to the stage. I was sober by the time I got another drink. And bartender shamed me into tipping them directly on cash app. That has to be at least some kind of IRS violation. Terrible experience. Never book anything here. Overpriced and disgusting.

David Park: Absolute worst venue for a concert. It was extremely hot and muggy with no ventilation. The bathrooms are not equipped to handle a thousand + people crowd and the concession stand sold out of alcohol halfway through the main act.

Michael Camacho: The venue didn’t allow us to bring in water while making water very difficult to get. We didn’t get any. Watched multiple people pass out due to heat and lack of water access. Venue should be avoided in general. Not a safe place to attend a show, especially given the amount of people attending.

Mitchel Vongbandith: Big venue but nothing particularly nice about it. Alc sales shut down about 40 min before the end, it gets super humid and bathroom lines are super long

Ellen Longton: Fun ! The staff were outstanding. We went to a concert there and it was just absolutely a joy after all the pandemic stuff that’s been going on. They didn’t allow the place to get packed. The show was great we had a great time!

Natasha Black: The venue is nice and we went for the 29rooms event. I was a little disappointed that be then you had two major functions going on at the same time. Whatever was on the other side completely interrupted the art show.

Unknown Noname: 12/18/21 went with a few friends to see Playboi Carti….worst concert experience ever. Security did not pass out water at all!!!!! and i almost passed out and had to be dragged out from the front of the crowd. The preparation for this concert was very poor. There was no type of crowd control. Thanks to the security guard that saved my life but seriously??? You would think after the Astroworld tragedy that more safety precautions would be put in place but like seriously I am terrified of going to a concert at this venue again.

Emilie K: Came for Citi Open finals with the hopes to see Nadal. Unfortunately he didn’t make it to the end of the tournament but it finals were great! Great stadium! If any out of towners are watching a game over the summer, don’t forget sunscreen and a hat!

Sheng L: We saw the men’s semis (Nishikori vs M. McDonald) and women’s final (Gauf vs Pegula) matches last night. There is is so little information anywhere about what to expect so I had to scour through reviews from Trip Advisor, Yelp, etc. from years past. Make sure to sign up for the Citi Open emails as it’ll tell you when gates open for your sessions and provide an estimated schedule on the day of your tickets. Go to Twitter for real time updates. Our tickets said 7 pm but the men’s match that evening actually started around 6:30 pm. We were lucky enough to get a parking space at a restaurant a block away that didn’t have a time limit/zone restrictions, etc. Beware that parking for all the nearby neighborhoods becomes restricted so you need a special permit to park. Parking Lot B, which is the lot that’s on the grounds is all grass, in case it’s raining on the day of your session. Getting through the ticket line and security was quick and easy. The bag checks were merely a formality and they don’t dig around in your bag at all. Your tickets say they must be printed but I saw plenty of people getting in with the one on their phones. If you have a Citi credit card, bring it with you. You get 10% off for all purchases using your Citi card, as well as access to the Citi lounge, which is air conditioned and has TVs showing the matches. Make sure you have your Citi card out as they’ll ask for it. Only one person in your group needs to show their Citi card. You’ll be given a blue wristband so you can re-enter as you please. Freebies in the Citi lounge are: radio earbud so you can listen to commentaries about the matches, all snacks, water, soda and Gatorade. The only thing you have to pay for in the Citi lounge is alcohol but you automatically get 10% off even if you don’t use a Citi card. There were two other large, covered tents that sold a little bit of food and alcohol. Lines can get long. My boyfriend paid $13 for a 24oz can of Miller Lite. On the opposite end (think it was called the Market Square) is a cafeteria where you can just grab food and pay. I got an Impossible burger, chicken sandwich and bottle of water for $40. My burger was cold and gross but my bf said his chicken sandwich was ok. Other food options in the cafeteria were pizzas, onion rings, chicken fingers/waffle fries combo and hotdogs. Also, there was an attendant in the ladies bathroom who took tips (European style). She wasn’t handing you soap, perfume, feminine products but she was keeping the bathroom clean. The women’s line was very long so just make sure to go during a match. No attendant in the men’s bathroom though. As for the actual matches, there really isn’t a bad seat. We could only get tickets for the very last row of the nosebleed seats and even those weren’t bad. Figuring out your row was a bit tricky as the rows lettering wasn’t very clear. We were in Section 10 and halfway through the men’s match when two new ticket holders showed up, the guys below us figured out they weren’t even in the right section. I will have to say it takes awhile to focus on the match as we could hear all the noises outside of the court but maybe that’s because we were up so high. Also, there was a doubles match going on in the other court and we could hear everything the announcer said. Most of the seats on the second level were bleachers but the section behind the camera man were fold up chairs and so we’re all the seats on the first level, box seats. Some people brought cushions and even though we were on the bleachers, we didn’t think cushions were necessary. The staff was very nice and it was very quick and easy to get to our seats. All in all, a decent experience.

Raland Brooks: It's a great way to spend time either watch and learn the game of tennis

Jonás Porcar Ferrer: Cozy stadium. Great to enjoy tennis at the Citi open, very close to the action. The lavatories need an urgent renovation

Tejas Dave: It was a life time opportunity to see Rafa Nadal at CitiOpen 2021.

Dean Pugh: This has been a great venue for hosting the Citi Open in prior years, but it needs some maintenance. Also, there is a need for more space for additional vendors and seating in the kiosk/food service areas.

Jennifer Fang: Went here for Citi Open. The event and everything inside was great - very friendly and helpful staff, good security, and clean facilities all over. We had a good time moseying around the stadium/courts, getting food and drinks, and hanging out with friends. It was a pretty chill atmosphere overall. The only issue we had was with parking. The parking lots filled up very quickly, there were huge lines just to get in, and there were no signs or notices that the lot was full until we got to the front of the line and spoke to the workers individually. We ended up having to go 15 min down the road to another building's parking lot, but the event staff did have shuttle buses arranged to take ppl to and from the event, which was nice since parking in DC is a nightmare. I just wish there was a way to notify ppl beforehand ("lot full" on the marquee, signs in the road, info on website, etc.). Any kind of forewarning would've drastically shortened the parking line, as it was only long bc the staff had to go speak to every car individually.

Eric Diaz: Great tennis venue. Bathrooms were not clean and very old but the rest of grounds were nice.

alex gordiyenko: parking situation is ridiculous! Got the tickets and couldn't even park anywhere within less than 15 mins away, even though were plenty of empty spaces on B just left, wasted $200. Fix your parking before selling tickets!

RaymondGW: The best little stadium around.

Lisa Whatley: One of our premier HBCUs Howard U! Home of the Bison! Prepare & give yourself time for parking! Warm , cozy & full of energy!

Brian Bradley: Love the new additions & upgrades!

Shannon Morris: Green stadium is always beloved, but having said that it is really time for them to build out. It is too small for the size of the university and especially for a D1 NCAA Athletic program! Homecoming is the worst, they always sell about double the amount of seats they have. Nevertheless the games and the band are always, always a good time and as long as you find a seat you will have a blast

Cheryl Crump: Had a great time at Howard University HOME COMING Game first time ever

spellman1224: The bleachers were open and a lot of people were loosing their personal items through those openings. They should update the stadium seats.one positive thing, you are very close to the action on the field.

Michael Atherton: Catch a Bison game and great marching bands in Downtown DC.

Mikia Heard (Meek2442): Great atmosphere and gym seating. The A/C wasn't working but you can tell that a lot of good workouts take place in this gym. There is a basement with lockers rooms, workout rooms, an additional two court gym and swimming pool.

Festus Cameron: HU...You Know! Howard University, an HBCU and fine institution of Higher Learning. Had a great weekend and saw a fine football game. Oh yeah, also my Alma Mater! Could you tell? Lol

Khurram Sheharyar: Amazing stadium. The staff were really helpful and respectful. Had no problem in checking in with my eTicket. The process was smooth and I enjoyed every moment of the soccer match. Highly recommended!

Sharee Brooks: Beautiful well kept field. Nice space with comfortable cushioned seats and clean bathrooms. Excellent venue for an outdoor graduation and of course sports events. Not far from metro and parking available.

Paul Welch: A proper soccer stadium. Also my team won. Concessions are a bit thin if that’s important to you. Beers are $14 but they’re the giant ones you get at events these days. Would go back.

Dilcia Stephens: There is not a bad seat in this stadium. Metro accessible. Parking is limited. Recommend reserving your parking spot early via the stadium's website. Friends and I secured a suite for the Howard-Hampton University football game. Suite holds 20 people with indoor and outdoor seating. Very large monitor in each suite to view the game. Good selection of food and beverage packages for groups. We ordered Caesar Salad, Roasted Vegetables, Hot Dogs w/Sauerkraut, Grilled Chicken w/BBQ Sauce, Marinated Flank Steak w/rolls and Chocolate Chip Cookies. Suite attendants were awesome!

Tiffany Belcher: We had a fun night at the ballpark. Seating is super close/tight but I guess that’s to be expected. The ballpark was pretty clean and well maintained. The bathrooms were not too bad either for public. The kids area is fun and monitored pretty well for occupancy and safety. The food/drinks are expensive but you can currently bring some things (lots of regs online). We brought in one large water for each of us and made sure it was still sealed. Seats in 300 and 400s should not be bought if you have any fear of heights…pretty intense up there! We’ve attended 2x they’ve had fireworks after and once they cancelled because of a rain delay that pushed them beyond city noise ordnance. Just FYI. The fireworks are best viewed from the 3rd base side! They utilize an app to help with ordering food but it isn’t super dependable and not all vendors use it.

Tenny Kristiana: I feel like the toilet wasn’t that bad and the food stand also good, get yourself nacos or giant pretzel before the game. The security check also fine, wasn’t complicated.

Jonathan Isett: The intimate on the field feeling from every seat speaks volumes about this field. Across the street from Nats Park. Plenty of choices for fools including wood-fired pizza. Parking can be challenging so either pre-book or have a plan. There’s a base right next to the stadium so if you have a CAC or military ID I recommend parking there. Games are lively and the fan section keeps a nonstop beat to keep the crowd entertained. Fun for all the soccer fans!

antonio allen: Clean, modern and full of great food for everyone to try. Masks are optional. Staff is friendly and the whole atmosphere is exhilarating to be in. Have fun

Rebecca Thomas: Some parts of this stadium are pretty steep. This means your butt will look great when you reach your seats and you'll be able to see from pretty much any seat. For a Washington Spirit game, you'll be able to get great seats for cheaper and probably see a more exciting match. There's no official parking with the stadium so you'll want to arrive early to find good street parking.

James Stewart Jr: Well, it has a big parking lot...

Shyamili R. Sharma: Went there for Jurassic Quest drive event. It was a good experience. But the lane merge was horrible, especially when people are not willing to be patient.

BcOneSeven: It isn’t much to look at anymore, but thanks for the use of the parking lot!

J Awono: We loved DC United and coming to watch them play at RFK! Parking is easy in the many lots and the stadium has bathrooms, kiosks for food and drink and even some perches available to watch the action. Vamos United!

Sherrena Greig: Lines were long but moved quickly Methodman & Redman ROCKED the show!

kellie sewell: As a Washingtonian, I am proud to see how RFK has been transformed and continues to be a staple in the community for various activities. With Covid 19, it has been used for several safe activities that I have enjoyed with my family during this difficult time.

月ング子ング: I came on a rainy day so everything was wet (seats and even the bathroom area), and I felt the stadium was fairly run down. But overall, it was maintained well. I see why they will be relocating in the future though.

Briana Kornegay: Cool place. Looks really run down. The parking lots are where the events happen. Not bad at all. Convenient location!

Mike Wilson: Needs to be back in DC it takes an hour just to get to the game trying to park & the stadium needs major upgrades there is nowhere to dine in that area Just bring the team back to DC

Ivysfoodcorner: We visited the Walter E Convention Center for Washington DC Auto Show 2022 Event. This place is super convenient, right next to Metro station and surrounded by all locals restaurants. The facility was maintained very professionally, the security was organized and the restroom also very clean and super shiny! The Washington DC Auto Show 2022 is a must to visit! It’s an eye opener event especially if you’re planning to buy your future cars. We had a blast visiting this year, with all the pandemic precautions, all were organized professionally and you can definitely social distancing without problems. We’re spoiled and entertained by the numbers of cars on the show, all come with new technology and amazing design, especially the electric cars and the muscles cars. Not forget to mention about the electric buses! Check on the exotic cars section and the oldies cars just to be mesmerized! Don’t forget to check on the event while they’re still around!

Jason Bogstie: I spent a week attending an event at this convention center. The place is fantastic! It's huge! Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. It was very clean and felt safe. There are ample food and beverage choices within and nearby the convention center. The technology available at the convention center was good and modern. Very ADA accessible. All in all, a great place for big events.

Anthony Heady: Awesome Con - Always Awesome and Always amazing, everyone dressed up looks spectacular, there something for everyone, game halls to play, tons of art stuff for the kids. I can rant and rave for hours but you just need to go for atleast a day and see the fun for yourself.

James Walker: Walked right up to Pagani Huayra, the $2,500,000+ Italian carbon fiber sports car, wow factor.The red Chevrolet Corvette Z06, caught my eye at about $90,000. The pretty blue 2022 Camaro LT1 Convertible starting at $41,145 was also an eye opener.

Janice L: Huge convention with tons of food places around. Came here for Awesome Con and it was a really fun and clean location for a con. It has a good amount of chairs located all around the convention for sitting!

Williams world: AwesomeCon2022 was amazing great cosplays, friendly people good merchandise and tasty food.

Lambert Matias: Attended AUSA Annual Conference . No complaints all around, but for the amount of people this place can hold, there should be more seating outside the halls and accommodations for physically impaired folks. Also, I want to give a very positive shout-out to the staff who delivered my dropped vaccination card to the lost and found office. Thank you!

Meet Miss Sallyy: Visited so many times for different meetings and conventions… last one AwsomeCon. Fun.

Midknight Mechanics: Very nice facility for the autoshow. This was my first time to the DC Convention Center.

MILKOS D SOSA: This is currently one of the coolest entertainment venues in DC. It is full of restaurants and bars. It also has a seafood market, a theater, venues for events, the marina and several docks. If you want to enjoy a fun atmosphere, with music, food and drinks, this is the perfect place. And of course the view of the river is one of its greatest attractions. The sunsets are fabulous. And if you are a lover of architecture and design you will be delighted with the buildings that are along the entire walk. So, don't miss this place if you are in DC

Rob Outdoors: Beautiful waterfront! We were supposed to stay at the wharf, but opted out to stay at an airbnb because of the pup. Was there for the Brian Culbertson jazz concert (Huge Fan)! One recommendation, please go to the fish market to get some king crab legs, and clam chowder soup! Expensive, but worth it! Get your own butter! Cordial at the wharf is a good spot as well! If you are into wine, beer, whiskey, check it out! Highly recommend!

* dnainsb: This place is so cool! It's got rows of restaurants and shops along the docks and at one end it has a large marketplace where you can buy crabs clams all sorts of seafood cooked or raw. The restaurant choices are very and they've got some cute shops with souvenirs and collectibles.

anuradha menon: A fun place to hang out. A very fancy boardwalk. Has a variety of restaurants with a lot of food and drink options. Lots of seating to take in the breathtaking views. The recreation pier has some lovely swings and a camp fire thing at the end of the pier which is beautiful.

Arnold Flores: The Wharf DC Nuff Said. Hip, funky, wild, sexy, romantic, vibrant, cool Families, Singles, Couples, Prom Night, Date Night - fun, fun, fun. Great place to take a stroll, take in the sights, people watch, enjoy a drink at any local bar, smoke a cigar, grab a relaxed casual bite or more upscale dress to impress, something for everyone. Get there in late afternoon and enjoy the sunset dinning outside or inside. Take a stroll after drinks, with a cigar, or after dinner and enjoy scenery. Fun!

Michelle Torres: The Wharf DC was an absolutely gorgeous board walk. I enjoyed the couples swings, the bonfire at the end of the dock, the beautiful view of the city, and the stunning overlook of the water and boats. Although it was quite cold, and some construction going on during my visit there I strapped up my boots, smothered myself in my coat, and made it a point to enjoy the boardwalk a few times. It wasn't overcrowded, and that was a definite plus. The Wharf is a great place to enjoy alone time with your partner, or fun time with family and friends.

Aimee Lim: This is a place not to missed when in DC. Awesome views and great food places. Parking is a bit of a problem. But we enjoyed walking around and finding some place to it. We also end up buying cooked crabs and shrimp.

Jason Whittle: This is a newly developed and very popular area. Really busy during the weekend but plenty of space at other times. Trendy bars and restaurants but not overly expensive. Incredible fish market on the near side, attractive views over the river.Very picturesque at night with an impressive lighting display.

Maria Gomez: Nice to bring the family for a while to walk around. Many restaurants and bars and little shops to eat and drink. You will have a good time once you make it there. Parking is absolutely atrocious for this place and you will spend 35-45 parking in the garage with very limited amount of spots. If it's a one time visit, I'd say it was worth it. Street parking is expensive and absolutely horrendous as well.

Da-Wang Wu: Probably because it’s a cloudy day in the end of the fall, the park didn’t look as beautiful as I initially expected. However, I would love to come back in better weather and see if it’s more lively and beautiful. Since it’s very close to the canal, visitors can also plan for a walk along the canal, which is a very interesting and tranquil walk.

La Tisha Parkinson: Really lovely for a scenic night walk. We walked there on Friday night after 10pm and it was lively and felt safe because it was strategically well lit. Strategic in the sense that the lighting didn't ruin the mood but it was still illuminating. There were also a lot of restaurants on the stretch and also an AMC cinema and an ice cream truck parked nearby.

Kids Industry Prep LLC: This was the most beautiful place to visit! We made sure we got there very early! 8am. Street parking was abundant. I decided to take photos with my little model and she enjoyed the sites just as much as everyone else did that is until she had to go to the bathroom! 🤣 Luckily mom had a portable potty 🚽. We finished up with a few snapshots of her riding her bicycle with natural flowers she picked along the way. Take a look at some of the photos we took!

Nicolas Dakota: I was thinking to sale my kidney and make money for court . Lose job at 2016 ,several time by setup arrested and cause of that can not find job .I am not felony. Just couldn't pay $1500 monthly child support but keep paying $500 as I can by cutting grass for neighbors and dog walking. Anyway after walked front water this area understood life still beautiful. Recommend everyone stop by and feel atmosphere. Any advice in correct way and respect to law welcome 🙏

Wadud Safa: The best waterfront park in the DMV area. It’s always beautiful in all seasons. It’s a great place to walk with your family and friends. If you are new in town you definitely want to visit this place.

Manny G.C.: The Georgetown Waterfront Park is a national park completed in Washington, DC in the fall of 2011. Part of the Georgetown Historic District, the park stretches along the banks of the Potomac River from 31st Street, NW to the Key Bridge.

Tarang Srivastava: Very beautiful area especially in the evenings. Lots of restaurants with outdoor seating and plenty of parking nearby. The Halloween exhibits on display right now are very nice!

Tan Sav: Part of this park use to be a parking lot years ago. Definitely a nice place to walk, bike and people watch when the weather is good.

Jeovany Espino: This view of Georgetown was immaculate at night. We walked around to get this view. Well worth it

Alexandra Gross: Was very pleasantly surprised! Thought it was going to be a small cute park, but there was SO much to do there! The performers were absolutely fantastic and so talented in so many different shows! The park was very well maintained and all the staff were kind and friendly. I'm from NJ and this Six Flags definitely has mine beat!

Tim Bergstrom: Great place to take kids in DC for a break from museums and tours. I enjoy museums and tours quite a bit, but let’s be honest, for kids, they can be little bit like a church service. Six Flags gave my kids and me a break from the usual and gave them a chance to blow off steam. Our favorite rides were Superman, Bat Wing, Joker’s Jinx and the Firebird. Have fun.

Rittik Bhowmik: Great experience. Strong suggestion is to get the tickets online before visiting, there is almost always a long queue for tickets. Most of the rides were usually not that busy, so everyone can finish all the rides at-least ones, and can even go for seconds if interested.

Jeremiah Gore: Needs another solid coaster as Superman Ride of Steel is great but where is the number 2 coaster? Some good rides throughout the park including a fun coaster built in 1917...The Wild One. By far this Six Flags has the friendliest staff of any Six Flags park... including multiple manager level employees we met while walking around the park.

pam wright: Rides were barley open, lazy river, the pool with the purple slide, the purple & green slide, renegade rapids, penguin blizzard, shipwreck falls, & more ALL we’re NOT OPEN! I don’t understand why these rides are not open. You pay your money to come here, but it’s not worth it because more than half of there rides are not operating. What a shame Not to mention I have diamond elite membership, I pay 20$ extra per month for what idk? Need to cancel that! Update 6/28/2022 im going to change my rating from 1 star ⭐️ to four stars ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ I came back here again to give them another chance. Can you believe it after maybe 1-2 years the finally opened the lazy river.. Wow renegade rapids, penguin blizzard, shipwreck falls, was opened today. It’s good to arrive early get a good spot, we ordered food it was ready and condiments was available. 🤩 However, the staff there are really young and the don’t know how to talk to people & families. They all act like they don’t want to work.

Terri Young: If you want to be able to ride the rides without a long wait go early during the week.. We were able to ride the rides several time without a long wait park is not that crowded when u go early it was a nice experience 😉. By the time we were ready to go the park was getting a bit crowded....

Shah Md Mayen Uddin Chistee: This a great family fun place. There are so many rides that you will never get bored. I enjoyed most of the rides I took. You can take your kids there and they will love it. I recommend buying online entry ticket and parking pass. This will save some time for you.

tammy mcilhaney: Wait ?? There are rides here ?? Could’ve fooled me!! Everything is closed! Workers cranky! Burger was a joke! Shops closed “register” issue. Maybe 1/4 of the food stands open. Maybe 1/2 the rides open. Got stuck on the Superman! The one operator for a ride abandoned her post because of a spider!

Christopher Lew: tl;dr: Relatively inexpensive tickets for a pretty fun time, although the park does its very best to nickel and dime you. Park is pretty small, but can definitely do the entire park in 1 day (depending on ride lines). Rides - 3/5: The roller coasters were very fun! The wooden roller coasters look like they could fall apart at any moment, and are so rickety it made our party very nauseous. My favorite was the batwing, and the waiting times were not crazy. It could be the time of year but the average wait time for the rides were ~ 5 minutes. Getting to the park - 4/5: Buying tickets online was very straightforward and you are paying for both Six Flags America and Hurricane Harbor which is the water park. Very easy access from DC (only a 30 minute drive). Parking online is cheaper than at the gate, but when we went the POS stations were down, so they let us park for free ($30 normally)! Lots of parking with good markings to remember where you parked. Very little security at the door which was kinda concerning, but we were able to bring in snacks. Food - 1/5: We were very nauseous from some of the roller coasters, and wanted to buy some ginger ale, and it was literally 6 dollars a bottle. There is a mildly concerning food stall called ChopSix (like six flags) with "Chinese" font that served knock-off panda express at double the price. Very overpriced. We kept food in our car, and went outside the park (we could reenter) to eat.

Austin Graff: The Fields at RFK may be the city's best playground/play area. Here's why: 1) Playground: The ground is bouncy making it safer for kids and the equipment is slightly more advanced to help children develop confidence. There are mounds to climb, a three story slide, swings, etc. There's equipment for older kids and young kids like my 2-year-old daughter. 2) Fields: Nearby are several fields often used for soccer. My daughter loves watching people play soccer offering more entertainment. 3) View: Kids love that the Metro soars by nearby above ground and adults find it cool too! 4) Facilities: There are trash cans around, a party pavilion with outlets, and nice bathrooms with plenty of drinking water. 5) Kingman Island: Nearby is the entrance to Kingman Island, a man-made island in the Anacostia River with canoes, over 100 resident and migratory birds, and wooden bridges. We're averaging two trips a day here on the weekends. It's such a great area for families!

Terrence Banks: It's cool but I'm thinking someone is going to start charging just to go there and ride on the trail. Last week someone tried to charge us $10.00 to park. So, it's 4 stars now, but 0 stars when they start to charge residents for its use. Construction within the Fields and construction on the surrounding streets pretty much means they will start charging. Someone has to pay for the repairs. I wonder if there is a website that previews what The Fields will be like in 2 - 6 months. Let me go look. Smh ..

Hamed D: Neat Clean Playground, workout equipment, and bathrooms w/several full size soccer fields on the edge of DC.. also metro runs by every few min so toddlers will love it !fun for the whole family .. can wait for the Rest of new RFK

Justyna Pietryka: Nice playground, clean. NEGATIVE: people where smoking pod nearby Was a bit crowded in the afternoon. A lot of older kid's. A lot of activities for toddlers. Wheelchair accessible.

Bill Lakenan: Beautiful city sports park. 3 full sized soccer field that include six small sided soccer field and two baseball fields. All new turf field with nice facilities. There is a nice playground for smaller children.

CARLA LAWSON: Fresh clean enough room for any and every one to enjoy and plenty of parking. They also have nice bathroom

Big Chips: Park for younger kids to play so older kids can do their thing. A walking trail, pet friendly. Overall good vines all around.

Arriesea Coleman: This place does the food boxes for kids we go every third Sunday it's great what they do for the kids helps me out a great deal when all of my grandkids come over for the weekend

Blaise Marion: Great playground for kids of all ages. Toddlers will find age appropriate games and older kids will have fun on the bigger games. There is some shade for the parents too.

Gayle Arrington: We had an amazing time. Excellent way to celebrate my birthday. Coach Dontae was awesome and very helpful. We will definitely be back

Patrick Hewitt: Bad Axe Throwing was a really fun time. When a friend suggested it, we were all a little apprehensive throwing sharp, heavy objects as a bunch of guys with poor hand eye coordination. We ended up reserving a lane and had some basic tutorial from the coach, plus I had watched some of the online tutorial videos on their website. By the end of the night I was able to consistently sink the axe into the target, hitting bullseyes and even the extra small blue dots in the corners. For the environment, there’s not too much to say. When you walk in it’s clearly a place for throwing axes. They had four lanes set up with two targets each of I remember correctly, with tables and stools at the back for people to sit when they’re not throwing. We had a group of 4 so there wasn’t much down time to eat or drink in between throws, but if we had some more players it would have been nice to drink some beers and relax. The sweet spot is probably 6-8 people I think. Everyone agreed it was pretty cathartic, letting issues we didn’t even know we had. I would definitely go back with friends or for a group date night.

Qudsiya Naqui: I went in with a nonprofit sports group that I'm a part of, and we had a blast. Our coach was friendly, supportive, and did a great job explaining the technique. There was plenty of space to hang out and enjoy drinks and snacks while we took turns throwing. Planning the event was also a good experience--the staff were very responsive over email, and I felt like we had all the information we needed. Overall, I super fun activity--I would recommend!

Christina Plummer: My best friend and I had an amazing time for our birthday. Our coach was Dontae and he was very attentive and patient. We have plans to definitely revisit the establishment again but as a walk in next time around because the cost to reserve a private lane can be quite expensive. Honestly, I believe that customers that reserves a private lane should not pay more money than walk-ins. The required deposit is guaranteed monies versus the unknown on whether customers will walk-in to patronize the establishment. All in all it was a great first experience that has a new customer for life.

Treedy Chapa: We wanted a fun and different adventure to celebrate my daughter in law’s birthday and chose Bad Axe Throwing. It was the perfect outing. Dante set us up and gave us some quick and short tips. He was terrific. I can’t recommend this place enough. It was so fun, clean, and totally outside the box!

Carla Punch: This place is awesome!! We thought we were going to a different axe throwing place to celebrate my sister’s birthday but ended up at Bad Axe Throwing instead. What a nice surprise! It felt authentic and comfortable. It was nice that you could bring your own drinks and food. The staff was super friendly, down to earth and helpful. We highly recommend Bad Axe! We will be back!

Nicole Dunn: My best friend and I went for our Bday and had a blast. Dontee was our coach and was very attentive and entertaining. I will definitely go back

Suzanne Conkling: My husband and I along with two friends came here on a Friday night and really enjoyed our time! It was super easy to book online, learn how to do it, and then just have fun! Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a fun activity to do with friends!

Joseph Marsden: Great time. This venue chosen for welcoming kids. Friendly staff; apparently weekdays (we went on a Tuesday evening) are less stressful for them. There's something pleasant and relaxing about throwing a potentially dangerous weapon into a wooden wall!

Brittany Slavin-Brown: First time to this stadium to see the All Blacks take on Team USA rugby. Fantastic stadium, seats are a little tight but no worse than any other venue. The food was good and there are plenty of options. Parking was easy and not overpriced. Great atmosphere too! The traffic after the game is hell but what do you expect!

Mr. Criblet: A Beautiful Venue with lots of amenities. Food and drink are slightly expensive. We were fortunate to get great seats in section 340. The view was amazing.

Jaclyn Krankoskie: A few more eat and drink options in the upper level would be nice. Clean, warm bathrooms. Orange lot parking was a bit chaotic on the way in, but very easy to get out. Ample parking.

Marc H.: Came to see the Eagles play not bad for first time. Food n beer to high. Its jus crazy you spend a lot for the game n spend almost what you paid jus to eat....

Brandon Washington: Man I cant begin tell you how nice FedEx field ACTUALLY is... You really have to see it for YOURSELF. Took my wonderful wife for our 10 year Anniversary to see Dallas @ Washington. (Even saw & spoke to Jerry Jones otw in!) After visiting club level (sec 324, row 17 7-8) I dont think we can go back to general admission... Why? Because other than the view, the EASE OF ACCESS to food, alcoholic beverages and OF COURSE the restroom is unmatched. Prices were fair, I paid 15$ for catfish and fries and the catfish from the firehouse was BETTER than any restaurants Ive paid DOUBLE that for. Wife had the hot wings and fries, regular hot sauce, they were nice sized and crunchy! Fries were EXCELLENT. Margaritas from the Crown Royal bar from the young lady FAR left, (were $15 as well) had us feeling RIGHT! Look, I aint a Washington guy, but I really like the stadium, workers and their fans. (Just dont tell anybody in Dallas I said it!) We will be back! P.S. (Redzone parking has all the tailgating fun and is not too bad for parking! $80)

Scott Nguyen: Facility itself is ok, considering its age. I would take the metro to the stadium, considering how bad traffic and parking can be. For any events that run past 11 pm, consider that the Metro may have its last train at 11:30 pm from the nearby stop heading towards DC so if you don't catch it, you may be facing a $100+ Uber ride home.

Justin Courtney: Awesome stadium. Went on1/2/22 for eagles vs Washington game. Awesome time and Awesome views from the stadium!

M&S x 6 Squad: Nice stadium and clean, fans are great, not over the top crazy but def die hard fans. Ordering food to go is the way to do it, don't wait in line! Alcohol beverages are expensive and they stop at 4th quarter which is odd. Lots of fees associated with ticket costs. We'll go back bc that's our team but the stadium def needs a face-lift and the sound system is pretty weak, needs improvement. Friendly staff and again, very clean stadium and parking areas.

Keith Dolan: The Coldplay concert was epic! Great venue and the vibes were on point! Can't wait until the next event my wife and I go to there! #ColdplayDC

Nicole Jennings: We just saw Elephant & Piggie with my son's Kindergarten class. The show was FANTASTIC! They did such an incredible job of bringing the stories to life. Their songs were fun, as well as such a nice use of audience engagement & participation. We can't wait to come see another show. Thanks for such a fun morning!

Paul Stankus: Deep within the revitalized Glen Echo Park now full of artisans and craftsmen lies a wonderful, hidden gem known as Adventure Theatre, a theater known for putting on quality family entertainment. I had the opportunity to see their latest production, Miss Nelson is Missing, a story about a misbehaving class, a mysterious substitute teacher (Ms. Viola Swamp), and a powerful lesson learned-- that nearly every elementary school age student has probably checked out of the library at one time or another. Indeed, my son cowered behind me as he asked the ticket taker if Ms. Viola Swamp was inside-- he certainly didn't want her as a substitute! What the lesson the children learned that day is, I'll never tell, but know that the energetic and enthusiastic cast greeted everyone outside the exit doors and if your children bring copies of the book (or buy it there) the cast will gladly sign it and pose for pictures. Fun for the whole family. I highly recommend it. Get tickets in advance, as the auditorium only seats about 250.

Kevin Scrimgeour: The puppet shows are great for kids (under five) but best suited for even younger. The shows are funny and fast paced.

Aya Kuzbari: It look nice it look colorful

Ron Rammelkamp: Great kids shows, bravo!

Ellen Pfeiffer: Wonderful Theatre for children.

Phyllis Harris: Magical world for storytime

Thiago Roberto: (Translated by Google) Excellent, very beautiful(Original)Excellent,Très belle

Michael Harvey: We love this place. The pool area is large and there are so many activities for our daughter. We can't wait until we get to upgrade to the golf membership as that will add a whole additional level of family fun.

Chris Peckham: outstanding service. Amazing place to be.

David Liss: This place is beautiful, peaceful, serene. Visit if you can. Join if you are able.

Valentina Kaliada: I will try again tomorrow

Roberto Samaniego: Awesome burgers!

Eden Borchert: Fun

Jim Strand: Rainy day, great place for a run from new clubhouse. Can’t wait for the golf membership to activate!

Regina Mock: Couldn’t rate this place higher but it is a beautiful celebration and artist space for amplifying voices and ideas! Have gone many times and to a few events during Pride Month for the drag shows! Even though it was a smaller crowd, the space made it feel that the energy had tripled!

Aránzazu Ascunce: If you need to get away from the heat, take a stroll in the cool underground gallery right beneath Dupont Circle. You will be exposed to local artists in images displayed through projectors on a white wall that circles along a track of what used to be a hope of a station. We were also very appreciative of the warm welcome by Chris the Director of Operations. We hope to visit soon again!

Charles Hunter: All the times I past Dupont Underground growing up I never got the chance to see what's down there until now. The echo makes the place loud and lack of light takes away from what it could be. I hope it remains open and gets to grow more.

bherm100: This is a tourist trap pretending to be an art venture. It's just some carts selling the usual tourist items. Keychains, houseplants, hats. Basic low quality gift store stuff. They will also pressure you to buy. Not nice salespeople running things. Avoid this place.

LOVStudios: The place is OKAY. They let every wannabe artist and exhibitor into the space, so it is a hit or miss experience. The place is cool-looking enough, they should have invested in a more polished artist and gotten real murals. I would be disappointed at the lack of bathrooms but I doubt it would be properly maintained anyway and that's worse. No cell signal so be prepared unless your provider is a superhero. If you have Xfinity Hotspot, you are good to go.

Mike: A pretty fun venue. The acostics are pretty rough, so a loud DJ drowns out any hope of a conversation. We went for the ClickDC event and had a great time. The venue set the scene very well.

Mischa: Very nice place to look at street art underground, and I hope they will add even more!

Toby Manjarress: Amazing hidden space where freedom and creativity meet. Bought a smooth, sweet cigar ($10) from cigarsbyreuben.com and stationary/stickers from @pencilroots on Instagram. I think the pictures speak for themselves.

Lauren Hanyok: It's an amazing art and performance venue that feels like another world! I performed in the Cabaret Rising: One Nation Underground Immersive in February 2018 and loved it!

Ryan Jensen: Nice hotel with a lot of inconveniences. The room are great; goof climate control, comfortable bed, and quality towels, etc. The problem is that the hotel is not set up for a normal traveler. It is a convention center primarily so if the event is co-located at the hotel, it's great. If you're visiting DC and want to stay here for the nearby restaurants and easy access to the Maryland side, go elsewhere. First of all, checking in is a process. It took me probably 30 minutes to get to my room even though I had made a reservation. There are long waiting lines at the check-in desk, and even though I'm an elite member, there was only one employee handling the check in. Even after check-in, the hotel layout is so confusing it took me a minute just to find the elevators. Second was the parking garage; it is a hike to get to and very expensive. Third was the "resort fee." This is a sneaky way to charge you $22 more a day for your stay. They say it includes dry cleaning and some other things but its a poor facade for an excuse to nickle and dime the guests--if I want dry cleaning, I'll pay for it separately. I was originally planning on staying there for an entire week, but decided to check out on the second day. I was excited to stay at this top rated hotel due to its location and surrounding amenities, but I'll never be staying there again.

David Blumberg: Loved this place! We stayed in their upgraded Suite and it was fantastic. Well appointed, shower pressure was strong, loved it! Beautiful building. Only minus was the loud laser show in the evening which was really annoying from our room…… also the Pool leaves a lot to be desired. The floor of the pool is terrible!!! Rough surface like unfinished concrete. People - GET IT RESURFACED SMOOTHLY!! It’s only a bit over 3 feet deep so very shallow for a real pool.

Hampus Engstroem: Make sure to use ʜoᴛᴇʟʙoʟʟʏ.ᴄᴏm when booking a hotel. This website will compare thousands of booking websites and typically will have prices a lot cheaper than others! Thank me later on! This hotel is the best rated in the area. I have been staying here for a long time. If you stay for a few nights you won't regret it. National Harbor in I would go back to this hotel again in a heartbeat! Let me start out by saying, that I'm usually a person that likes to explore new places, and rarely return to places I've already been due to this. This hotel would be one I would return to- Absolutely beautiful. Well kept building and grounds, lots of activities to explore and view. I love that there was shopping with in the hotel, a great marketplace amazing. Super clean and wonderful staff. This is probably one of the nicest hotels I’ve ever see the glass elevator is nice the view is breathtaking the rooms were very nice and had lots of space 👍 The people that work here are exceptional, friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. They led us in all the right directions, and front desk was very nice 😊

Rick A Fogerty (Cowboy Rick): I attended a large national event here. The front desk was very helpful and knowledgeable. The room I was in was nice and clean, and quiet. The conference facilities were top notch. It was super convenient that they had an on-site shop with relatively inexpensive grab-n-go snacks/meals. I really enjoyed the soups.

Tony Cooper: The bed was comfy, and I slept well. The amenities were fine, although darned near everything was way overpriced. A small breakfast for two was almost $35, and was all takeout. Aside from that, the staff were all wonderful, very helpful, and easy to work with. The resort is very large, hence there's a ton of walking of your in the furthest rooms away from the atrium, conference rooms or lobby. And we were. Overall it was fine, but I can't give it a five.

Amy Johnson Gerhardt: Best wallpaper out of any luxury resort I've ever been to. It would have been nice if there had been a complimentary coffee bar for the morning at least even if there wasn't a continental breakfast. I guess I assumed because the place was so nice that I'd atleast get breakfast out of it....alas, No such luck. There are great alternatives within walking distance to the insane cost of eating inside the resort. But again, the wallpaper. Good enough to get five stars in my book.

Shannon Oh: Beautifully appointed hotel & conference center situated right on the Potomac River just south of D.C. The service was phenomenal; from the valet & bell to the housekeeping & restaurant staff. Very large place, so bring comfy shoes. NICE food selection at onsite & nearby restaurants. Cool 80's themed top floor bar. Of course, you get what you pay for with this one. Not much pricier than other hotels in the area, but pretty high cost overall. Parking costs a good bit, too.

G R Houston-Jack: I enjoy the Gaylord brand because it's really close to a one stop shop experience. I was shocked this wasn't like the other locations. My room was clean and accommodating. The bathroom was nice, but a little on the petite side. It took a minute to find our room because we were given a room number that didn't exist. Honest mistake...no big deal. I was shocked to see only one person at the elite desk. Of all the places to wait, that shouldn't be the place. The amenities are fine. I wish there were more places to eat in the restaurant. The food store is waaaaay overpriced. We splurged one night because we were too tired to go out. It was pricey. Overall, it's a nice hotel.

Brian: I went for a college graduation ceremony. I did not stay at the hotel. The traffic to get in-and-out was absolutely insane. The traffic management to get in-and-out of the parking garage was non existing. At 1 point it took about 20 minutes to go 20' in the garage. The hallways in front of the ballrooms with all rooms where the ceremonies were held were so crowded that everybody was doing the Penguin walk and it took 30 minutes to go a few 100'. I think the fire Marshal should look at this arrangement because if there were a fire it would have been disastrous. Overall a very negative experience.