The best concert venue in DC. Please support this place however you can; if it closes down I don’t know what I’ll do with my life. The shows are well-priced and I have never seen a bad artist here. The staff is amazing and the location and interior are beautiful. If you haven’t been to a concert here, put that at the top of your priority list when COVID rolls over.
One of the best concert venues in the area! Despite huge crowds, the staff moves patrons through really quickly while still doing thorough bag checks. They’ll let you bring an empty water bottle to fill up at most shows which a lot of venues won’t allow! The staff is always around and helpful. I’ve seen them quickly handle some emergency situations. There are plenty of drink and snack options at several different bars so you never have to wait in line for long and the venue is large enough to walk around and not feel claustrophobic. I’ve been here for several concerts as well as a staff holiday party and it’s been a great experience every time.
This is a brilliant way for the Anthem to pivot during this crazy time. Theyve created an outdoor area with cabanas and outdoor service, and its a great option for socially distanced fun. The location is beautiful, watching the boats come and go. The staff here are amazing as well; very patient, friendly, and super helpful. They took great care of my friends and I, and I absolutely plan to be back!
Went to my first concert here a few weeks ago. Its a really great venue. The staff was good at their jobs, but they did prohibit people from sitting on the ground while we were waiting outside. They moved quickly and dealt with the crowds well. I was able to get a pretty good view from the floor given that Im short. Free water at the end of the concert was really helpful. Physically, the building is beautiful.
Best venue in the area. The sound quality is the best that Ive heard from any venue. You can easily see the artist from most places on the floor. Happy hour before the show at the upstairs bar as well. Theres a bus/shuttle that picks up at the venue and drives to multiple locations including the LEnfant metro station. The bus is free so its a great option if you dont want to pay for parking.
I love The Anthem! Great venue!Sound is normally great just about anywhere in the entire venue.The floor is great if you want the crowd and, if you need a break, head upstairs and the view and sound is still great.Bartenders are fast and professional. Drinks are good and the food is good - especially for how much they have to get out. Nice selection of beers.Warning - no cash accepted. Cards only.
Sound quality is amazing. The chairs for a seated show are comfortable, but are lined up uncomfortably close to the row in front of you. Worse than coach seats on a budget airline. But the sound really is amazing.
Awesome venue with lots of seats. There are multiple bars on each floor. There are also multiple food stations s and an outdoor patio for smoking. Great ambiance and reasonable drink prices. The restrooms were huge so we never had to wait. The upper floor bars have happy hour specials so dont feel the need to only go to the first bar you see. There was a lot of staff available for guidance and questions and they were all friendly. Overall fantastic performance and experience.
Really love this place. Big enough to walk around and go to different bars. The view is amazing too. Good prices on drinks. The best concert venue out of all the other ones I have been so far
This venue is perfect for the bigger bands. Beautiful interior, coat check, and easy food bites too. Great location in DC. The only negative is the outrageous parking. Crazy expensive. $65. In the garage for a show. I live 3 hours away so I’m not fooling with public transportation after that long drive home after a show so I pay to park.
What an amazing venue! We saw Feist and Bon Iver tonight. It was a general admission show, and we chose to watch from the top floor. Sound quality was top notch, and the lighting was unbelievable. Definitely worth the time and the dime to go.Food was good, too. I had a half smoke sausage with vegan chili. Good stuff!
Beautiful venue! Ive been to four shows here since the venue opened. I will keep coming back to see my favorite artists. So many details have been accounted for, creating a very pleasurable concert experience. Lighting, food and drinks. Every seat offers a great vantage point! Friendly staff! Clean restrooms! Acoustically level. My photo is dark but I rarely felt the urge to take photos while enjoying the ambiance.
I would choose 4.5 stars of I could. Beautiful modern venue. Great acoustics. Good drink selection and although expensive, not as expensive as Ive experienced at other venues. I would give 5 stars if the line and security screening process would have been more streamlined.
Big concert venue in dc. It’s on the waterfront which is a fancy but chill area in the district. Good spot to experience your favorite band.
Really unique concert hall. It has a beautiful interior with very open seating. The food is very good and much better than your normal stadium food. The outdoor smoking and bar area is a really nice view of the wharf. All seats are pretty good and most are considered standing room. I would love to go to more concerts here. I would suggest arriving early, again, as most of the good spots fill up quickly.
Been here for four concerts already and love this venue. I’m 5 ft tall and so the floor is almost never an option for big shows, but it’s never a worry here because there are so many balconies. Bar is never too far away and they have a solid happy hour and in house food menu. Love it.
Spectacular venue ... hosts amazing shows. Sound is spot on. Only issue is getting in ... Ione entrance for 6000 people. Be prepared to wait in line
Came here to see the Overwatch League homestand and was SUPER pleased! Awesome looking space, and the staff was really helpful and professional. Food was pretty good and reasonably priced for a concert venue (~$10-12 for an entree item); alcoholic drinks were about what youd expect (~$12) but were very strong!
Saw Brockhampton here and it was a great experience. I like the venue a lot. I got seats up top for the concert and it was super comfortable.
Excellent venue. The staff was incredible. It started to rain hard before the doors were set to open, but they went ahead and opened them so people wouldnt get soaked. Everyone inside was kind and helpful. You should go!
A more well thought out and put together version of the 930 club. Hey all of you standing 50 people deep on the floor bar line, there are 8 other bars in the 2nd and 3rd level. Also, when you need a break, the mezzanines are great with a view of the harbor and the parties in the other bars.
This is my favorite venue to enjoy a concert. This was my third concert here and as always its an awesome experience. The bathrooms are large and right next to the pit and bar. If you get a chance to see a show at this venue do it!
I had a wonderful time when I came to see Judas Priest; its a lovely new venue with a convenient location. I recommend prepaying for parking online if your stay is going to be past midnight. If you wait to pay upon exit like I did; it will be very expensive ($54.00)
Beautiful place. Downside was the security check going in. They took a long time and were extremely intrusive. Dont think it was about weapons either. Just about keeping contraband liquor out. Other than that it was a great concert location.
The Anthem on Wharf is surprisingly huge on the inside. The drinks were slightly over priced and quality varies from each bar. In all there are 3 bars and I ordered a gin and tonic from each. Each tasted differently. Anyway we saw Lovely the band and Cage the elephant. Shows we’re amazing. Sound quality and lighting were on point as-well. Overall the place wasn’t bad and the area is up and coming so there are a lot of new additions and A lovely outdoor space. I’m interested In seeing the Anthem in the warmer months.
Saw BROCKHAMPTON here, they were great. The line for general admission was long but went quick. Also saw Rex Orange County more recently and had seated tickets which is definitely nicer.
Awesome venue. Great sightlines. Bar lines are never too bad. Ive been to a few different shows here and had different experiences with the sound. 2 great and one not so good. So I dont blame that on the venue but just the sound engineers. This is my preferred venue in DC.
I’ve never had a bad experience here though I’ve been to shows in which there was a wait to get onto the balcony for some fresh air. Still, how great that there’s a balcony at all?! The food is the best we’ve had at a concert venue. There’s tons of options. It’s all a bit overpriced but not bad for DC and being trapped inside. There’s not a bad view in the place and the sound quality is fantastic. People around here don’t shut up during shows, and especially at The Anthem (unless you’re on the floor), but you can move around and easily find new spots that suit you. When we go to shows here, we don’t rush to get here early and snag a close spot because we know we’ll always get a spot with a decent view and good sound.
A fun concert venue
By farrrr the best music venue Ive ever been to. Very classy and upscale. Ton of space, doesnt feel cramped like most clubs in DC
Great Venue. Entrance on the water, little hard to find. Lots to do around the area. Parking was a mess. Lines where long but security was quick. I liked the acoustics from GA standing area and light show was really crazy. Cool decor.
I’m so in love with The Anthem. They took every effort in it’s construction to make it a top of the line venue. General Admission is at all levels and the seated areas are comfy. Good food and drink options, including vegan and coffee! Just a word to the wise, there is essentially no cell phone reception back stage, some in the house. The Anthem will not disappoint.
All venues should be like this! On the water, in a beautiful area. Venue is so clean you can eat off the floor if you aren’t full from the amazing restaurants around! Beautiful open concept, bars surrounded pit and sound system in unmatched to any venue I’ve attended thus far. A NY MSG experience in DC.
Great midsize venue. Staff was friendly and the bar was slightly cheaper than your average pavilion or large amphitheater event. I had a good time. The sound was pretty good. I had general admission ticket so I wasnt up on any of the balconies but look like they had pretty good views from any of the balconies I have to say I definitely go back to a show there given the right band and the opportunity.
Such a nice venue! Theres also at least 2 full bars on each floor which is appealing to some (me included)
Really enjoyed this venue. There really arent any bad seats. Bar is basic, but the staff is very friendly.
Ive been here a couple of times. There are two lines you can wait in. People often think one is VIP and it leads to one line being shorter. When doors open, staff accepts people from each line at the same pace. The inside of the venue is general admission standing with some seating on the sides and back. I wouldnt call these VIP seats, but if youre not into crowds, I recommend paying extra for those. I went on a rainy day and people lined up right against the doors to stay covered. An hour before doors were set to open, everyone was instructed to stand in line. Although you can bring your umbrella, it must be checked into coat check during the concert. The alternative is leaving it in the vestibule and trying to locate it after the concert. Its basically a free for all and theres no guarantee youll get yours back. Besides that, the venue is nice. Suitable for big names.
We had an amazing time at this venue. Highly recommend walking upstairs and watching the show from that perspective. Can’t wait to see more live music there!
Be prepared to stand for a long time if you didnt purchase the very expensive seating. Despite the standing (which was my choice due to the cost of the tickets), the beauty and acoustics of this marvelous venue were stunning, and Im eager to return. I was really surprised at how nice the place is. Was there 10/12 for the Black Keys show and everything about the venue was great: friendly employees (1 friendly gal refilled my soda @ no charge - designated driver benefit? Anyway, nice), delicious soft pretzels, the place was very clean, and the music was crystal clear. Great experience. FYI, if you have the general admission type of tickets that I did, better get there VERY early, join the LONG line out on the waterfront and peoplewatch, if being close to the stage is your thing. We managed to get in a balcony pretty close to the stage.
Probably one of, if not the best music venue in all of DC. Right on the water with a colorful display of lights and internal set up. Cash bar only with traditionally overpriced drinks and food, some of which is half decent. If you’re hungry, consider the lobster Mac n Cheese or the waffle. If you’ve been to 9:30 Club, then imagine this as a much more spacious and amplified venue. I’ve seen everything from rock and rap to Spanish folk and EDM, generally a good venue for any show.
This venue is incredible. Everything is accessible while still viewing performers. The space is so intimate yet roomie. I will definitely be back!
Venue is beautiful. Multiple bars inside. Spacious enough that I didnt have to wait 20 mins in line to get a drink
This is a gorgeous venue. Very spacious and the drinks are reasonably priced.We saw Louis the Child here. The light show, the acoustics and the general vibes were all spot on! It is a great venue which gives a lot of energy. I cant wait to go to more shows here!
Came here to see Interpol! We got the Super Excellent seating. There were multiple bars which was perfect! Getting in was a breeze, I appreciate how thorough security was with checking our bags. The venue was super clean, and the employees were friendly. The sound was great and the view was even better.
My daughter & I attended an AJR concert this week at The Anthem - my first time there. It was incredibly cold outside, and when I saw the line to get in, even though we were there a couple of hrs early, I was dreading being out there. But they opened the doors pretty early, and the way they funneled all of us in there was one of the most organized & efficient things Ive ever seen! At 50+ yrs old, Ive been to my share of concerts at major venues, clubs/bars, etc, but the efficiency was just above & beyond what Ive experienced at other venues! And theres really not a bad seat in the house! Also, every single employee I encountered, was very kind & helpful! Great place to see a show - look forward to going back.
Nice venue on the wharf in DC. Accommodates 4k to 6k people but the stage moves so they can make it smaller based on the crowd. Friendly staff, good sound. Great for more intimate sound like acoustic artists and higher energy acts. Balcony seating on the sides is very close to the stage and provides amazing views and photo ops, with the artists permission, of course.Parking is convenient but costs 22-30 dollars depending on the duration of your visit. Exit the parking garage on the Maine st side to save yourself 15-20 minutes of wait getting out of the garage.The Bar does not accept cash payments
It was a great three days here at the passion conference, the place has a beautiful look.In and out is pretty good because of the size it holds about 3000 people.And if you want the best parking park at the Wharf parking garage 1 underneath the Anthem it’s $25 for a full day.
This is a fantastic venue. So many bars inside, so there were no lines and it was superbly staffed too. The decor and style of the building is an eye feast for sure and you feel happy being there. This would have had a better score if it were stadium seating. We were row K seats 101, 102, 103 so really quite close but the stage was obscured by the people in front of us who were also craning around the people in front of them. I would suggest getting a seat further back and up a bit so that you can see the stage rather than the back of someones head. I ended up standing out to the side most of the show so that I could see.
Seeing 6lack in concert was amazing, the concert hall and venue fits roughly about 6 - 8000 people which was nice. The Wharf too is a nice location and some restaurants to eat at such as Shake Shack was nice. Overall I had a fun time.
First class venue. Great location. Efficient staff, there to help, not just be security. Multi-floor bars and food. And enough restrooms, big enough to handle a crowd. Kennedy Center and the Meyerhoff can only envy that.
Omg!! Went to the Deadmau5 Cube concert last night and was absolutely amazing!! My first time going to the Anthem. It is a very large venue and I like the way the seating and arena is like a Theater and then theres a main floor in the middle with drinks and concession stands on every floor including a coat check. The seating was pretty comfortable although it does cost more than standing section only, and the seating aisles are wide enough where you dont have to step on someones foot when you have to get up from your seat to go to the bathroom or concession booths.
Anthem is one of the most beautiful music venues Ive ever been too. The layout and sound are amazing. The decor is very industrial, cool and gorgeous. I splurged and bought box seats the last time I was there, but if youre on a budget and still want a somewhat box experience, there are a lot of spots to stand near the boxes on the upper levels. There are also shorter lines for the bar upstairs. Also, pleasant surprise, they have vegan options! A vegan sausage, as well as popcorn!
As an avid concert goer, this is by far the most welcoming, beautiful and intimate venue I have ever been to. The fact that I can see a Zedd one night and The Arctic Monkeys the next night and have completely different experiences (yet just as special) speaks a lot to this venue. It feels like a fancy nightclub when you walk in, but there is never a dress code and every show has just been about appreciating the beauty of music. The bar lines can get pretty long so I would recommend purchasing drinks during the opener, but other than that, this place is perfect. Cant wait to be back once COVID-19 dies down :(
Great setup. Standing room going up to the stage and seating further back for those that wish to sit. Out of the many venues Ive visited, Ive always loved the ones where they prioritize a front and centered standing space. The high ceilings help a lot here, turning it from a small EDM-like stage into a large stage youd expect to have outdoors. Id recommend this venue over many of the others in the area!
This is just an amazing and beautiful venue! The acoustics in there are just perfect and the place is massive. You can see a lot of thought was put into the design of this place and I look forward to going to other concerns here in the future. They have two levels and on the bottom level three bars and a coat check along with two sets of bathrooms on either side of the main floor. All around just a beautiful well thought out space.
The Anthem is the ideal venue for seeing artists perform in a large-but-comfortable venue.After seeing The National and Bloc Party on separate occasions, I can safely say that for a venue of this size, it is without a doubt the most comfortable place to see a show.It seems to be designed so that no where you stand, you’ll be able to see the band with ease. The temperature has always been perfect no matter how large the crowd is, and I’m used to venues like Nation and the old Black Cat, where it would get so hot during shows (I see you, Avail) that the humidity would condense on the ceiling and rain down on the audience. Cool, but kinda gross. Lastly, navigating the venue was super easy, as it is always easy to get around from the entrance to the interior, bathrooms and drinks.The negative-The location. For someone coming from Baltimore, parking is a nightmare. The venue lots fill up quick, and external lots are $20+. This does seem to be the DC norm, since I used to pay $25 for daily work parking.All in all, I’m an adult and I don’t mind begrudgingly paying for convenience, especially since the venue is so nice.
Fantastic venue, so much nicer than the bigger venues like capital one arena! Also staff was also super nice and helpful! Great time!
The staff is friendly and helpful. The food and drinks were good and of course expensive. Two beers and a bottle of water $22, one cheese sandwich and a pretzel $20.The music was loud but clear which is one of the reasons people are going to concerts.
What a great location and awesome venue for a gala! We had a great time - and loved the view!!!
Really nice venue with a lot of different levels and amenities. One thing I really loved about this place was that there are tons of different bars on each floor so youre not running into the problem of a huge line because theres only one bar.We saw Mumford and Sons here and the sound quality was great! The one thing I will say is that not every angle has a great view of the stage so if youre further back, you will probably be stuck behind people blocking the view but we had a great time regardless.
I absolutely love this venue! I have been here twice to see Lord Huron into Florence and the Machine. (I would visit much more frequently if I lived closer.) I had a great experience at both shows. The lines can be long, but security does a good job of keeping the line moving and are friendly to all the guests. I liked that there were happy hour prices before the show and not drinks were reasonably priced. The sound is great, and there really isnt a bad seat (or standing spot) in the venue.
As a concert venue, this is a beautiful hall with good acoustics, not a bad view in the house. Nearby parking is expensive but very convenient. Staff are very friendly. Would definitely return for more concerts. The Wharf outside is really nice and could spend a few extra hours there if you have time to kill.
This venue is amazing. I dont like being squished on the floor with everyone. There are so many balconies to stand across and not feel crowded. With great views and incredible sound system. I highly recommend seeing your favorite artist/show here.
This was my first time at The Anthem. The venue is bigger than I thought. And is very nice and comfortable. We stood on the floor for the concert and enjoyed ourselves very much
Came here to see the Robyn concert, which was awesome. Great venue with a good sound system and decent food and drink options. Laid out very well for crowd dissipation. Coat check seemed to be a nightmare, however.
This venue is beautiful! Its airy and spacious, but still manages to feel intimate. I loved the show I saw and will actively look for other acts to enjoy here! Just a note--the bars are cashless! Credit card only. And parking will be $45 in close garages. Take metro if possible!!
I love this place!I have seen two concerts here and it’s been an amazing experience. Just love it. If you have a concert coming up definitely see it at the Anthem and use general admission which is more fun.
We went to The Anthem to see Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds a few nights ago and we had a great time! I’d stand in an active shootout to see Nick Cave but I’m more likely to see other performances at this venue. The Anthem was beautiful! Parking was easy, the area was pretty with good places to eat, the crowd was well managed, staff was awesome, even the bathrooms were clean! It was a great experience all around.
Great new space for music, adjusts well to different types of shows (e.g., large, intimate, seated, standing). Good acoustics for a space of that size. Drink options and food options good.Couple caveats: Could have better set up for entry lines. Since seating is temporary, one time the seating chart showed two seats next to each other that were across an aisle from each other. Hopefully will sort out issues such as this as venue gains more experience.
The seating was spacious in the Ada section. The standing area was plenty of room for large crowds. You could see the stage from any vantage point. The employees were friendly. Food and drinks were good. They served a variety of items to enjoy. There was plenty of parking close by.We had a great time.
For such an enormous indoor venue, and attending a sold out show (Florence and the Machine), everything seemed to work so smoothly. No long waits for drinks, the GA line filed in relatively painlessly, and the acoustics and views were still quite good. It was a bit echo-y, but overall not as bad as some much smaller venues that I frequent.
Great venue, really pristine and nicely decorated. Very spacious and ample bars and restrooms.
Great show! Love the multiple bars throughout the theater
Incredible venue- a lot of space without feeling impersonal. Felt the layout was conducive to really getting up close to the band as most of it is floor seating. Great food and drinks although obviously you pay for the convenience as everything is pretty pricey. Typically an impressive lineup- definitely going to try to see another band here as it was an excellent experience.
I loved that they had an item drop off for storing things like umbrellas or jackets. Beware though that its expensive at $5 an item. I would love to go again.
A fine venue for watching a musical act.Pluses: Plentiful bar areas for getting refreshments quickly. Excellent sound system. Comfortable seats.Minuses: Bathroom locations seem to be hidden for some reason. Main floor is dead flat, which means that just about all views are going to be at least partially obstructed by patrons in front of you unless you are very tall. Folding chairs are too narrow for adult males to sit side by side without jostling elbows constantly.
This was one place to see a show. The venue was incredible. Me and a couple buddies flew up to washington DC to see this band.. and was great!!!!
This place is awesome! Last week I went to see Cage the Elephant. Tons of room, great view of the stage even from the back, ample bars and great atmosphere. I also loved that its right on the water. I would return here for a concert anytime!
Fantastic venue! Great view from all seats, and amazingly COMFORTABLE, thick cushioned seats! Another thing that no one really mentions is how friendly all of the staff is. They are engaging, friendly, and kind. Kudos to the management for making friendly customer service a priority, and to all of the staff who added to the enjoyment of an amazing concert performance by just being friendly!
Really nice place! First time since the remodel at the waterfront! Plenty of Room for Redskins draft night!
An absolute beautiful room to see a show in. everybody at the venue was very accommodating. Security was very friendly. There are many restrooms and places to get drinks and or food. I would highly recommend going to a show here if in the DC wharf area
Great venue! If youre young and can stand for the entire show, get the general admission tickets. We got reserved seats and LOVED them. There are no bad seats and all the employees were friendly. Looking forward to going back.
Great looking venue. Beware no cash accepted inside tho.
Awesome venue for a rock concert! Excellent beer list and there isnt a bad set in the house!
I went to the Anthem for the first time to see Meek Mill and it was an awesome venue. I would go as far as to say it is the best mid level venue in the DMV. Grab the box seats if you can they are well worth it. But they do sell out fast. Once the city gets familiar with this venue it will be a staple in DC.
AWESOME concert venue with reasonably price drinks and bar bites. Theres not a bad seat in this place. Very professional staff, from security to the Will Call window staff! The acoustics are also on point! Cant wait to go back for another event!
This is a fantastic venue to catch a show! Since most of the tickets are general admission and Im fairly short I was a little worried Id have trouble seeing, but the audience layout spread the sold out crowd enough where I had zero issues with the view. We also never waited for a drink and didnt have to wait much for the restroom, which was pretty miraculous given a predominantly female audience!
Beautiful venue with a cool ambiance. Hope to visit again. The wharf after the show is a nice walk around as well. My only objection was the no cash bar.
Great Venue- Seats 6,000 people and you can see the stage from everywhere in the building. The staff and the crowds are relaxed. Plenty of bars and bathrooms. So far I have only been to 2 shows there, both were well run with good security to get inside and relaxed once you were inside.
Nice new venue and no real complaints other than not being a fan of venues with a huge ga floor and charging a lot more for seats, but I imagine its much more profitable. Venue is in a great location and theres plenty of restrooms even during a sold out show which is refreshing.
The Anthem is a super cool venue. Its like all the best parts of an arena and a smaller theater combined into one awesome building. Even though it holds over 6,000 people, it still has that intimate feel when youre on the floor. The stage is wide enough for tons of people to get close to the rail, and the floor seems slanted just enough for shorter people in the back to have a good view. The interior is nicely designed overall, with lots of wide hallways and places to chill while youre waiting for the show to start. There are enough bars and food stands to spread out the crowds, so you shouldnt have to wait in line for too long if you want a drink or a snack. If you have a sweet tooth like me, youve gotta try the wharfle. Its a delicious belgian waffle served with a side of piping hot chocolate sauce, and it made for a nice treat before I rocked out with Judas Priest. The sound seemed pretty great from my spot at the front, and they put on a great show. I cant wait for another reason to visit The Anthem, have another one of those waffles, and see a great concert.
The closest thing to the perfect indoor concert venue Ive experienced. Big but intimate. Great acoustics. Clean. Good drinks and beer selection. Friendly staff. My hands down favorite place to see a show.
Had a really good time. Only complaint is entry process. I understand security needs to do their job but this takes forever need a faster more secure way to get people in
A must venue to visit for a concert. Happy hour drink prices before and after the show. Ample bar space and restrooms without the wait. Go to a show here you are sure to enjoy.
The Anthem is a fantastic concert venue located in a trendy waterfront area of DC. The staff is very friendly and helpful (even passing out water to the crowd on the railing in the front of the pit). The venue is very new and modern, with multiple bars, a huge GA area, and seats around the edges above the pit. Theres plenty of garage parking nearby, but you can also take the metro as its a ~10 minute walk at most (just be sure you will make it out of your concert before the last train if its a weekday).
Great seated show for New Order. Awesome when youre lazy like me.
Surprisingly impressed with this new venue. No really bad seats. Staff is friendly. Plenty of stalls in the restroom. $12 for a 1/2 smoke but it was good & filling. They really ought to tell you that your ID is needed again AFTER youve been searched & wanded!! Im DEFINITELY not sold on the general admission standing up area but that area was full & people enjoyed themselves. Thumbs up for Pepsi products instead of Coca Cola
Venue was cool, bars were good, but the food situation was really bad. Only a single food line, one of the longest food lines I’ve ever seen in my life. I realize there are lots of food options outside but makes it a pain to exit and re-enter. Probably won’t go back because of that.