Nice arena that feels very intimate. However, the costs are skyrocketing due to high demand for…read moreWNBA games. Getting in and out is a challenge by Metro. Brought my wheelchair and the walkway to Congress Heights Metro required fans to jump over a construction fence. Wish they had a shuttle. Ended up walking to MLK Ave to get to Anacostia. Not much around here yet. Think they will soon make at least weekend games at Capital One Arena. Also loved the Pandamonium sections for Pax and have gone to her birthday bash the past couple years, which was during my birthday for the first time. Food and drink options are limited.

We have made it a yearly thing where we see at least one NBA G League game, but this year there…read morewere changes that made things more confusing. I really wish they had more concessions at this arena, so typically we have dinner before or after pending the game time. If you get the tickets with beer/wine and snacks I highly recommend to only sit in the lounge. The floor seats aren't worth it at all. You can be on the opposite side of the lounge and be forced to walk up the stairs around the arena back down the stairs grab your snacks only to have to do that all over again to get back to your seats. The ushers also give conflicting information and be told to walk one way and then be forced to walk another by another person. It makes it very confusing and frustrating for a guest that is just following what they were told.

Decent stadium, walked right in and was able to take photos with the four presidents (and the Geico…read moreguy), but couldn't find Screech! Spacious main team store; would love to see more Montana West and BaubleBar offerings. Friendly and helpful employees, decent variety of food ( crab cakes, crepes, Filipino/ Hawaiian, bbq, Mexican, Korean). Appreciate the military respect and historical information for the President's race. Dedicated fan base, spacious and clean bathrooms, good scoreboard. Relatively small and non memorable kids area, especially compared to other ball parks ( climbing wall/ hot dog launcher in Philly, Pirates theme in Pittsburgh, etc) Want more of Screech though!!! The Nats won too!!

This is a nice ballpark to watch the Nationals play at home, but it lacks the ambience of Camden…read moreYards (in Baltimore) or the history of Fenway Park (in Boston). Before you arrive, remember to bring a clear plastic bag and one plastic bottle of water (unopened). Metal and glass containers are prohibited. At the main gate, you first go through a metal detector. Then, you scan a QR code to enter the turnstile gates. On the plus side, it's easy to access using public transportation via Metro (short walk to a station). However, if you are driving here, try to reserve a parking spot in advance. Some parking lots are a 15 minute walk away, so plan accordingly and bring comfortable sneakers. Inside the ballpark, you'll find several places to eat, including Shake Shack and Ben's Chili Bowl. If you're going to a Sunday afternoon game at 1:35pm in the summertime, visiting team seats on the 3rd base side get partial shade around 2:30pm-3:00pm. However, seats on the 1st base side will be exposed to the sun during the entire game. Most Nats fans are pretty friendly toward visiting team guests. Overall, I think it's a good ballpark for watching a game - but it's not the nicest ballpark on the East Coast.

We had a great time watching a DC United game recently. Our seats were great, and even though we…read morewere fairly high up, Audi Field has well positioned seats--so that you can see well without feeling that the seats are too elevated (for people like me--who don't like heights.) The food choices in the stadium are good, and the atmosphere is always fun. We also used Spot Hero and were able to park conveniently near the stadium...

DC United has been one of the most successful clubs in MLS to date. In terms of total MLS Cups won,…read moreDC is currently second (4 championships), trailing only the LA Galaxy (5). DC United is tied with the LA Galaxy for the most Supporters' Shields won (4 each; most seasons with best regular season record). They've also won three US Open Cups (second-most in the league) and are the only MLS team to have won either the CONCACAF Champions League and the Copa Interamericana championship. So, when it comes to Major League Soccer, this is what you call a historically elite team. DC United was one of the original 10 teams to begin MLS play in the league's inaugural season in 1996. They had success right out the gate, winning the MLS Cup in 1996, 1997, and 1999. The team carried that success into the 2000s, but aside from their 2013 US Open Cup win (where they were underdogs), they haven't won anything of consequence since. A couple of the most well-known players and coaches from DC United include Bolivian forward Jaime Moreno and American midfielder and coach Ben Olsen. Moreno and Olsen were teammates on the 1999 and 2004 MLS Cup championship teams. Moreno has gone on to set club records in many statistical categories including most appearances (427) and goals scored (162). No other DC United player has come close. The season immediately after his last as a player (2009), Olsen took the reins as head coach in 2010 after the firing of Curt Onalfo. Olsen went on to coach DC United for an entire decade (2010-2020), by far the longest tenure of any club coach. For the first 22 seasons, DC United played in the old RFK Stadium (opened 1961) which was used for a variety of sporting events including Washington Redskins (NFL), Washington Nationals (MLB), and Military Bowl (NCAA Division I FBS) games. The team has played at Audi Field since its opening in 2018. Audi Field, which was built specifically for DC United, is located about 10-15 minutes (5-6 miles) away from the old stadium, down the Anacostia River. In its final years as home to DC United, RFK was configured to seat 20,000 for MLS games, same as Audi Field.

Newer facilities with quick and easy access overall. Be mindful of the upper seating, stairs at a…read moregood incline if you are not nimble on your feet. Good view of field from most seats. Not a lot of shade depending on seats and time of the day and even if covered can have sum breaking through gaps so ensure to put that SPF on for those sunny days! Parking is atrocious here with fees of $100 immediately around if driving in. Metro is 15-20 minute walk so plan accordingly!

For review 4,300, I think it fitting to bestow that on Audi Field. I'm a fan of soccer, but don't…read morereally follow. I enjoy being in the crowd to watch a live game rather than sit at home and watch it on television. When I had the chance to go to a game, I made sure to take that offer up. Plus, I got to explore more of the city this way. A city that I have lived in for a few years and still have yet to discover a majority of it. Making your way here was fantastic while using the Metro. Getting in here was a breeze too. But, if I may, use any other entrance than Entrance A. The other entrances are way easier to get into and virtually no lines. Getting to your seats here are really easy as well, just follow the signs and you will be there quite fast. However, there are a lot of people that cannot decipher where the sections are. I had a few people try to say I was in their seat when I was not. They were the next section over. The one thing I would have liked to have known was that there was a second level right near my section instead of having to climb those steep steps. But the view, my god the view at this place is amazing. Seeing the Washington Monument over the jumbo screen was amazing. I do have to say, there is definitely not a bad seat in this stadium. Perfect view of the field and, if you are like me, a great place to disassociate. I caught myself staring off into the DC sky a lot while here. That view also lends to how a goal celebration happens here. Over the scoreboard there will be fireworks that shoot out in a 'W' formation with the DC skyline behind it. And when there is a goal, this place comes more alive than it already is. I really enjoyed myself here while watching the game. It was a great stadium to take in a game, and one I hope to come back to time and time again.

Had the best time ever at my first nationals game at this stadium! Everyone, all the staff members…read morewere so nice, friendly and very helpful. Diamond club is the only way to go from now on!

I'll give this a four star review if you were able to get tickets for around $150 each on the…read moresecondary market for a midweek day game with a smaller crowd but I'd give it three stars if I was paying full price (around $250 each) for a game with a large crowd. We got there soon after the gates opened and had no trouble getting a table. It's wait staff service for seating, you don't just grab a table. There's a decent number of tables but it didn't seem like nearly enough for everyone if the section is anywhere near capacity so I'd say get there early. Service is friendly as they bring your beverages (free wine, beer, soft drinks and other alcohol at an additional charge per drink). You get the food yourself from various buffet stations around the club. Areas included hotdogs and half smokes (lamely didn't include Italian sausages or brats, they need to add those); tasty flank steak with sauce and rolls that were past peak freshness; a pizza station I didn't try; a brunch station (assuming for just 1pm games) with super tasty bacon and a hash brown casserole; and a station with chicken, grilled asparagus and a tasty cucumber salad. They also had lots of desserts including key lime tarts and red velvet cake. They also have items you can take to your seats including packaged ice cream bars, chips and of course roasted peanuts and cracker jacks. The seats themselves are of course great seats with extra wide seats and comfortable padding on the bottom of the seats. Pay attention for foul balls though! You also can order free beer, wine and certain free snack items such as ice cream sandwiches, peanuts, hot dogs, popcorn, and a few others and an usher brings them to your seat. You can also go back into the club to get something to eat or drink during the game or just to cool off for a few minutes. I do have to say I only saw one fairly small restroom for the entire club. There might be others I didn't notice but otherwise I could see there being a wait when the game is sold out and this place is packed. Overall a fun time that I enjoyed and it's worth to try once and maybe check out a game or two each season if you can get cheaper tickets on the secondary market for a less crowded hut I don't personally see it being worth the price at full price for a sold out game.

The Capital City Go-Go are one of the NBA G League's newest teams. They're the Washington Wizards'…read moreG League affiliate and their first season was 2018-19. The Go-Go are named after go-go music, similar to funk, that originated in Washington, DC in the late 70s. The team is unique because they were the first, and are still currently the only, G League team to play in the same city as their NBA affiliate. The Motor City Cruise (soon-to-be former Northern Arizona Suns), the Detroit Pistons' G League affiliate, will become the G League's second team to play in the same city as their NBA affiliate beginning next year (2021). The Go-Go's first season was concurrent with the opening of, at the time (2018), the brand new Entertainment and Sports Arena in Southeast Washington. The ESA is home to not only the Go-Go, but the WNBA's Washington Mystics. Also, it serves as the Wizards' practice facility. For Go-Go and Mystics games, the ESA seats 4,111 fans (max capacity: 4,200). On one hand, the opening of the arena was timely because it coincided with the Mystics' first WNBA championship. Three WNBA Finals games were held at the ESA. On the other hand, the opening was untimely because the COVID-19 pandemic moved the Mystics away from the ESA and into the IMG Academy bubble in Bradenton, Florida. It also suspended and eventually canceled the remainder of the 2019-20 G League season and playoffs. To date, the last game the Go-Go played at home at the ESA was on March 2, 2020 against the Delaware Blue Coats. For an expansion team with such a short history, the Go-Go haven't done bad. Two years in a row, they've finished second in the league's Southeast division with no worse than a .500 record: 25-25 in 2018-19 and 22-21 in 2019-20. The team is managed by basketball veteran Pops Mensah-Bonsu who I happen know for two reasons: (1) As a Georgia Tech alumni/fan, I remember Mensah-Bonsu playing for George Washington in their first round matchup against Tech in the 2005 NCAA tournament. (2) As a San Antonio Spurs and NBA fan, I remember Mensah-Bonsu playing, for a short time, for the Spurs and bouncing around other teams in the NBA. Some name players, at least on the college level, have made their way through Capital City. A handful of notables include Temple's Lavoy Allen (who played seven years in the NBA), Notre Dame's Jerian Grant (four years NBA), Vanderbilt's John Jenkins (six years NBA), Tennessee's Jordan McRae (four years NBA including a championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016), Virginia's London Perrantes, and Tennessee's Admiral Schofield. I saw some of these guys up close and in person when they played against Georgia Tech at McCamish Pavilion in Atlanta.

Outstanding batting cage and an even better instructor. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and…read morehas everything you need to get quality reps in, but what really sets this place apart is the teacher. Instruction was clear, patient, and tailored to the player's skill level. Immediate feedback made a noticeable difference in swing mechanics and confidence. You can tell they genuinely care about player development, not just running drills. Highly recommend for players of any age or experience level.

Great facility !!!!!! Top notch coaching and instruction ! Great space could be used for soccer,…read morebaseball, softball ,

They reinvaded y the place and it has better security the place look new I and they have good food…read moreand drink I recommend coming here with friends

Growing up, I went to this place quite often, but it's changed a lot. The owners have changed…read moremultiple times within the last few years and the new owner is quite unprofessional and quite rude to say the least. I overheard him speaking to one of the favorite and well known skate instructors with a nasty tone. During this same visit he got snappy with me as well. MUST'VE WOKE UP ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE BED. I heard many complaints about how he runs out on the rink floor policing in an aggressive manner. He also has passed this behavior on to his Saturday afternoon skate guard. Customer service everything these days. Skating is supposed to be a therapeutic and safe place. I've tried many times over the last few months to visit this place but I do believe this is my last visit. I'd rather drive to Laurel and be treated with respect.

A quiet matinee. Great prices for first run movies! Like…read morethis theater for small crowds, quiet crowds and fair prices. Clean and family friendly.

I went on Sunday, very clean,quiet and the staff was amazing the seating was actually comfortable…read morethe large bucket of popcorn wasn't overpriced and was good

What a great club, good service and friendly Love coming…read morehere open 1.5 before the match