Great college stadium with stunning views of the lake. This stadium is known for its high decibel…read morecrowd noise. This is due to the design of the roof effectively trapping the noise. This stadium features a U-shaped design and located right on the shores of Lake Washington. We've attended numerous Husky games have always had a great time. Staff members are cheerful and friendly. Concession stand prices are astronomical, which is to be expected. They do have a solid selection beverages and food. Tailgating and sailgating are time honored tradition at Husky stadium given the promixity to Lake Washington. Getting to the games is now easier with the light rail stop directly outside the stadium. Both Metro and Sound Transit have bus routes near the stadium. The most common strategy is to drive and park near or on University Avenue and walk through the UW campus. This stadium is convenient and a ton of fun.

It is appropriately named "The Greatest Setting in College Football" - the views, the fan base, and…read morethe decibel level are all top notch! Go DaWgs!

SO FUNNNN!!!! me and my bf went for his birthday and had a blast! the front desk employee was super…read morehelpful teaching us how to operate each room, when we were left to ourselves and got to choose what rooms to go into we really go into the zone and mastered every level! gets pretty hot after running around so bring athletic breathable clothes and lots of water to hydrate!!

Great place for team events or a group of friends…read more Lots of games to choose from. All the staff are amazing and friendly Lots of parking, but the google map's instructions are not very accurate, so follow the sign.

The 2025 Redmond Lights was spectacular! A vast array of lights, luminaries, musical performances,…read moremarching band, booths, games for children, delicious food, yummy ice cream, and so much more!! I love our community!! To the City of Redmond and all of the amazing City Lights volunteers, thank you and job well done!! We had so much fun...it was magnificent!!!

The lights are so pretty and beautiful and the lighting colors are amazing too look at and it makes…read morefor a great night out with the kids and our friends

The Husky Ballpark is next to the UW football stadium and a 10 minute walk from the UW light rail…read morestation making it very convenient for game days. There are paid parking lots in the area and the nice thing is that parking is free after 12pm on Saturdays and all day Sundays. The stadium was nice and clean. It only holds about 2,000 people and because it's a smaller stadium you can get good views no matter where you sit. We sat two rows behind home plate which was amazing! The only complaint is that when it started raining during the game, the rows closer to the front didn't have any cover while the ones further back did. There are some concession stands for food and shops if you want to buy UW gear. It was fun to enjoy the game on a nice day and it was a relaxing time.

This is an awesome place to watch some competitive baseball. On a sunny day, it's gorgeous. Seats…read moreare cheap, and all of them are close to the field. Parking is plentiful and free on Saturday after 12, and all day Sunday.

The Seattle Majestics play football here. The seats have a rain covering, concession stand with…read morenon-hot snacks / cold drinks, and amble free parking. You can buy tickets on game day at the door. Re-entry is allowed. Bring sunglasses for afternoon games.

2019 is the 3rd year of the Chalk Fest in Redmond Town Center, and it's better organized than ever…read more More booths (community, services, free samples) and a live band entertained for 3 days, Fri, Sat, Sun. The shops at RTC have special sales, laying out a few tables on the outside. It's definitely a fun time to visit I always go on the last day towards the later hours when the art is done. Be patient as you stand in line to take picture sitting or standing on the 3D art and simply take photos of each. (So rude when people just cut in line to sneak a photo!) Sometimes, the artists are still hanging out, having their photos taken with the art by the professional photographers. Say hello and thank them! Plenty of party at the mall parking lot.

I have been going to this amazing annual event ever since it first started in 2017. Primarily…read moreartists from this coast are featured, but there are even international guests as well. It's awe-inspiring to watch these artists sweat and toil under the blazing sun for three days to compose these masterpieces! The 3D pieces are also cool, and there is usually a spot for you to stand or sit at to be a part of the picture! As with any other festival in the Redmond Town Center, there are plenty of other things to do: live band performances, a sidewalk sale, and children activities. Free parking at the garage too.

Each summer Marymoor Park hosts weekly movies on a weekday. Watched Everything Everywhere All at…read moreOnce as my first outdoor movie night and had a good time. Movie tickets cost $10 with a $1.38 service fee. Pets are allowed. Parking is set up on the soccer fields by Lot B and opens at 7 PM with a $10 fee. We arrived twenty minutes prior and parked at Lot K to only pay $1 and avoid the crowd afterwards. By then, there was already a line of people waiting for the check-in to start at 7:30 PM. It was somewhat silly that the pre-purchase line was slower to enter than those paying at the door due to the difference in length of the lines. Seating is first come, first served and split into three sections with ground seating the closest to the screen, then low back chairs or sand chairs, and then camp chairs. Sections are selected when buying the tickets. If your assigned section is full, then you can sit at any section behind. Sections get filled fast but we were able to lay out our picnic blanket near the center of the first section. Live music begins at 8 PM and continues until the movie starts at dusk, which during the summer time is past 9 PM. Even if not interested in the concert, it is impossible to snag good seating unless you come early. To help pass the time, the perimeter had food trucks and business tents offering free goodies. We ate dinner before the event and brought our own drinks and snacks. It can get chilly at night even during the summertime, so I would recommend to bring a jacket or blanket. Bug spray may also be useful as I woke up the next morning with a couple of mosquito bites. Unfortunately smoking is not prohibited so caught some whiffs of weed before the movie. Porta potties are lined up on both sides of the gigantic screen.

I really miss outdoor movies this summer and am thankful that Marymoor is allowing a socially…read moredistanced car friendly option. It always seems like a great yearly tradition as part of our Washington summers. Movies happened here weekly in July and August, with most shows selling out pretty fast. It's 25$ online, plus fees for your carload of guests (meaning the legal spots in your vehicle). If you fill up your car this can be really reasonable. I had thought people would be required to remain in their vehicles the entire night, but I witnessed many people bringing chairs and blankets to get a little bit more space. Cars are spaced quite a bit away from each other. You listen to the movie via your car radio and there are minimal announcements ahead of time. Food trucks and porta potties are available on site. Getting in and out of here was surprisingly simple. Lots of employees seemed to be working hard to make sure everyone's experience was enjoyable. My partner complained that some of those behind us never turned their headlights off, but overall I think it is a great way to enjoy a summer evening and we don't have any actual drive in's in the Seattle area.

Have you guys ever tried sim racing?…read more We recently visited Gripwerx Simulation Racing, which was our first time checking out a racing simulation center. Gripwerx is conveniently located on the second floor of Redmond Town Center, and features a setup of racing simulators for an immersive experience. I've only seen a racing rig at PAX, so it was cool to see the number of setups for Formula and GT simulation. You pay for each 15-minute segment ($20 each) with a special buy three, get one session free deal. They also have all day passes available for purchase, which is great as a weekend activity. Gripwerx takes drop-in visitors but I also recommend booking a session online to guarantee a spot. Knowing that it's a simulation, you probably wouldn't think there's a physical aspect to it, but after an hour of immersive driving, my husband said that it did take some focus. With a variety of car models and courses available in their inventory, including local tracks like Pacific Raceways, Gripwerx was a fun experience and he'll definitely be going back for more!

Haven't been to their store yet, but my husband spoke with Calvin since we've been interested in…read morebuilding our own setup at home. Calvin was very friendly, easy to talk to and gave great recommendations. I see all 5 stars for in person experiences at their store too so I'm definitely booking a trip up there soon to support their business.