You just need to come and experience the great transportation!

Very cool! Enjoyed it a lot. Nice to see some local artists and vendors showing their stuff. Quite a variety of different types of art (paintings, photos, crafts, etc). A nice way to spend a bit of time on a Sunday.

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.

Really cool, surprisingly big venue. Friendly people. Room for hundreds seated plus gallery spaces.

Its really nice to have an modern art galleryIts expressive and they tell a story of the whole worldIts really warm and cold.... its really interestingIts Human

This is a really cool underground art deco type of space in the heart of Dupont, a vibrant neighborhood of DC with dining options right above on the street level and a Starbucks. We went specifically for a childrens Halloween party. The space has a calendar of events that it hosts on a regular basis and apparently has a campaign currently going on to Save Dupont Underground. This was my first time there but enjoyed the vibe and hospitality and definitely signed the petition to keep this gem alive. I will look out for future events.

Visited a gut wrenching exhibit of images that cover a broad range of topics from the plight of refugees.around the world, Middle-East conflicts, gender identity, race, riots to climate change, The exhibit extols the best of photojournalism in the most thought-provoking way.Dupont Underground, a former trolley station beneath Dupont Circle was transformed house 22 projectors casting 13′ images of the year’s most important stories, a wall of large prints of WPP prize-winning photographs and a retrospective of 60 years of Photos of the Year

Its 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!

Very well hidden place. Great space to showcase local artists. It has history that is noteworthy.

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 thats worse. No cell signal so be prepared unless your provider is a superhero. If you have Xfinity Hotspot, you are good to go.

Really amazing event space! I love what Dupont Underground does for the arts community in DC, especially in such a central area. What a gem!

The space is absolutely incredible!

First time underground, very interesting, intellectually challenging. Hope it stays around.

Interesting place, depends on your mood

Love the artwork there, it is a fun place to take the family on the weekend. To see more artwork visit @rockeats on ig

Super amazing artist with unique and creative vision. My piece is from G- Sheff...

Cool themes.. Sunday day Marketplace was interesting

Great little exhibits here, with art that really wouldnt fit in a normal gallery. Nice explanations about the streetcar line, too!

Very cool spot where history and art collide!

What an amazing space. Hope this continues to develop into new and innovative project. Bringing a headlamp if you are scared of the dark.

Rave art exhibit was not that interesting. A 15 minute activity. Did not fill our afternoon.

Took the Under(world) tour. It not what it says it is,My 14 year old and I went on your Under(world) tour at DuPont Underground based on the page description we were expecting a ghost tour while seeing the art of the Underground. You dont see any of the art.When we arrived to check in, the actors are up beat and funny as we were ask who wed come to see (implied ghost). We saw may cause emotional distress and agreed (Now I know why they have everyone look you in the eyes and nod in agreement as that basically a agreement so we cant get money back or sue). But that was kept light and fun. So we were ready for funBut when we entered everything change to dark & depressing the telephone messages that describe your death are way over the top, as my 14 year old got the one about the 17 year old that basically drowned himself, over grade /stuff, which that scenario hit close to my 14 year old world, so my 14 year old was very upset and freaked out which I didnt realize until after tour. If wed of known it was this we would of never brought tickets. As well have to deal with this for weeks to comeAfter, we got back to hotel, my 14 year old went to leave review and it hyperlinked him to an online counseling page, so you know its over the top and can emotionally harm people. Shame on them.They need to make description more accurate and put minimum age to maybe 16,18,

We attended a stand-up show...it was good. In summer, dress for warm, hot weather...no a/c. Its underground, so not horribly hot, but casual and cotton is best.We enjoyed the show, even though we heard more racism than we ever had at any show before. Maybe this is how its done in DC, but we have attended dozens of standup shows in Dallas and not been openly and casually insulted for accidentally being born white. It got awkward. Even one of the black comics commented on how openly racist it is in DC against whites.

Would highly recommend if you are visiting DC. Very unique and amazing exhibit.

Came expecting a longer tunnel with cool art, graffiti, and general abandoned things but it was lame and a waste of money. There is still mural-like graffiti but..When I went yesterday, there was a photography exposition (they didnt say that anywhere while I was researching). It costed $18 for regular admission and $12 discounted. We ended up just buying the tickets because they told us that it was 10x longer than what we were seeing from the ticket stand. Not true. Its a 4 minute walk to the end of the tunnel. The pictures you see online are maybe of certain events that go on down there and the one I see commonly is the one with ball statues. Its really not that cool down there. Wouldnt go unless theres a concert.I only took pics of the graffiti cause thats what I wanted to see more of.

Worth the price of admission just to see the historic trolley infrastructure. Awesome graffiti. Creative exhibits.

So cool. A little spendy (15$ entry, 40$ for a play), but such a neat space.

Really cool tour experience, highly recommended and well worth the $15 price tag.

Great spot for a date or private event.

What a wacky place. Entering the subway like underground tunnel is not just a ruse... This venue still has the tracks! From improv to art shows, going to Dupont Underground is a treasure hidden in plane sight. Going here is a nice break from the fast pace DC life, and a rustic endulgence of contrast for a visitor. I recommend going if you get the chance.

It is a cool place, historic subway converted into a fun event environment.

A former subterranean streetcar station becomes a venue for incredible arts programming, with street art tiled wall from end to end. Whats not to like?

Cool little arts spot in a historic underground train station. 03/2018 still up and coming but has events, drinks. Lack of accommodations and creature comforts keeps this place from getting a stellar review. Definitely going back!

Its got some interesting art. It does tend to be dark at night so I would suggest going during daylight hours.

Most unique art venue in DC hands down

Awesome space and great exhibit!

Cool idea

This place is amazing but hot, very hot...

You ALWAYS have to pay to enter this unusual space, so pick an event that interests you. If you go in the cold weather, dress accordingly (layers), so you do not freeze to death. I have not visited in the summer, but I assume that it is somewhat cool but a muggy space (no general heat or A/C) so dress accordingly (no suit coats in the summer, guys!).This is a marvelous LARGE space for art works - the art lighting is just OK, but artworks are lit. There is also a good size performance space with lots of seating, sound, video, etc. Always a dim space - lighting-wise - NO NATURAL LIGHT - so I would not recommend for elderly persons with mobility or visual issues. Cannot comment on the musical acoustics. Worth a visit one time!

Really good tour and good people showing off this art space

Amazing space, hosts a rotating list of interesting concepts!

$16 a ticket to see 4 video projectors playing water and 8 5X5 graffiti names. This would be a cool place to host an event but DO NOT go on a tour here. It takes 20 minutes and is the worst. Go see any of the other art exhibits D.C. had to offer.

This is an interesting space for art but if you are planning to attend a concert here is summer, prepare to be hot. The air circulation is not great.

Such a fun space, very unique, very secretive. Awesome comedian goes every week!

Cool to go underground and see abandoned tracks; gallery was lackluster and left more to be desired.

The tour is a little pricey, but is worth it to see this cool space and fascinating piece of D.C.s history!

Had an incredible private tour of Dupont Underground with my family when they were visiting. Such a unique space being utilized for underground arts--definitely something to see in DC. Not a museum though, so dont expect its doors to be open at all times--contact them ahead of time and you wont be disappointed.

Unique place even to DC. Went for World Press Photo exhibit and wasnt disappointed.

Nice initiative.

The big sign and stairway by Starbucks is not the entry. Entry is a couple blocks away but once you find it you descend to the entire DC metro system. Had to ask a few people.

What an interesting space and part of DC history. So cool they they are turning such an odd space - left over streetcar tunnels - to display art. There arent a whole lot of art exhibits currently, but the couple they have, and the graffiti on the walls, are still wonderful pieces.

Cool location with events and exhibitions

Unique space that is typically reserved for art and cultural events. Great party spot!

Skip the Under(world) exhibit. Not worth $45 and 45 minutes of your time.

I went to an event in the Underground and it was a very unique event space. Felt a bit gritty, but neat to be underground and like being in a secret DC history.

What a disappointment. The place would be better if it was decorated by high school students. No bathrooms on site, have to go to Starbucks, no handicapped entrance. Google maps has the entrance on one street east. No big marking letting you know the entrance.

A place not to be missed and off the beaten paths

A very unique venue. The acoustics are fantastic for some small performances.

DC needs cool spaces like this. Converted trolley station and tunnels thats used for art installations but could be used for so much more. Look forward to visiting again to catch a show or someone uses it as a space for parties.

Total ripoff to see a cool abandoned underground trolley stop. Snooty people especialy women collecting the money. $25 a person. Waaay overpriced, gross out photos. Didnt pay, didnt stay. Place definitely needs another purpose. Coffee shop, market, disco? Otherwise fine.

Neat place. Theyre trying hard to make a go of it at this artsy under ground galleryish place. Pretty cool.

This is a really cool space. It is ran by a non-profit organization and therefore not free like many other of DCs attractions but worth the entry fee.

Unique, unknown space...a mere inches below one of the busiest circles in the city!

Not ready for prime time... no bathrooms... lot of potential...

Cool spot, hope they keep events alive there. Use a bathroom before going in.

An interesting space look forward to see how it develops.

Very fun!

A truly unique space and place to visit with a fascinating history.

Fun indie art space, has cool shows and exhibits

Go to see it yourself!

Located underground in Dupont Circle, you will be walking under the street/rd for sure. This is where all the local art display n plays are being performed.

Nice. Half the tour was blocked off due to permits and the price was still the same as a whole tour.

Extremely interesting. Makes sure to get tickets a few days in advance.

Unique to the District. Like nothing else.

If you every have a reason to get down to Dupot Undeground, consider yourself in for a unique experience. While the space is still pretty bare for now, the fact that you can still see the old street car tracks, etc. is totally worth checking out.

Unique spot which brings old DC and art together in one place.

This an the Anacostia River Boat Tour are two of my favorite, D.C. Best Kept Secrets.

Really interesting space! Saw the plastic balls exhibit, cant wait to see what else they have there.

Theres a lot of positive things you can say about Dupont Underground. Its in the heart of the city. It has a fascinating history. Its unique. Its innovative. Its celebrating local art. It gives us DC locals something more to do.However, my wife and I were disappointed by the execution of the first exhibit: Raize/Rase. It cost $15 per person for an hour of walking around the exhibit. If youre sans kids, it may only take you 10-15 minutes. Its very small and many of the ball cubes are broken (Expect to break one or two cubes accidentally as you build your own creation). Its unique, but there just isnt much to see and you may quickly become bored of making your own creation.Again, its unique and Im curious to see what other exhibits they bring in, but for the first exhibit, Id save $15 ($16+ including tax) and just look at the photos on Instagram. They make it look cooler than it actually is.

So much creativity, inspiration, and positive energy makes visiting the Dupont Underground a really fun adventure.

Fairly short. Not worth the money IMO. Also, not really kid friendly unless they are teenagers.

Wonderful

Really cool spot right under the streets of DC

A bit cold down there, but the Cabaret I saw was fantastic!

All entrances to Dupont Underground and navigation told us we were on top of the enternece but yet there was none to be found. Overall very disappointed.

Very unique, so glad I went

A hidden gem of DC. A cool industrial space with an amazing art installation.

Went on February 17,2017 7pm Batch. It wasnt a really good experience, the tour guide and the usher/escort behind us was in a hurry we didnt get to enjoy the whole trip. They should change the name to Dupont Underground Marathon. It was a bit disappointing, we spent more time checking out trash, than the exhibit/arts and old architectures underground . They should consider adding more time or a better time management in the tour.

Great place for community activities.

The venue is awesome.

Underground Art, literally

This was a phenomenal treat!!

I really wanted to like it...Has potential?

WOW

This place is hard to find

Really cool place

History under your feet

Such a waste

We are at the museum. It is not open. There are no hours posted and there is not a phone number to call. Horrible way to run a museum.