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What an amazing experience yesterday watching the Wizards VS (Our team), OKC! The suite was clean, staff were amazing. We had a nice view of court!
We were in DC for the week and there happened to be a Leafs vs Capitals game while we were in town so I purchased tickets. My husband and I have never been to this arena before and it was less than a 10 minute walk from our hotel. It was exciting even walking amongst all the hockey fans outside and the immediate streets were blocked off to cars. Since I have medical devices and supplies I have to keep with me at all times, I usually have to go through a specific entrance at events to get my bag cleared. I asked someone at the main entrance and he was so friendly! Rarely do I experience that! He guided me towards the entrance on the side. Upon walking a short distance, we found the entrance and I inquired if I was in the correct place. Again, the staff were very friendly and courteous! The process was very quick and smooth. Even the process of scanning my ticket QR codes ( I hate this new way) went smoothly and the employee was super nice. We made our way to our section and bought some drinks before heading to our seats. Fun fact though, if you use a Capital One card in the arena, you get a discount on food, beverages, and merchandise! Our seats were pretty high up and of course in the middle of the row. There were a lot of awesome people sitting in our section and no one was proper about who was sitting in whose seats so we just sat wherever there was a seat. Then a party of four came by and wanted to sit in their seats so the entire row became chaotic lol. Unfortunately the Leafs lost but I had so much fun. It was so nice to be at a game more up north, where there are a lot more true hockey fans. Since it was a charity night for the doggies, they were advertising a Caps calendar with players and dogs. I went to the store and purchased one, even though I'm not a Caps fan. I'm not even kidding, even the security guard at the entrance of the store was so friggin friendly and courteous. I was hoping to find a print of Wilson doing the crybaby face from last season but no luck lol.
Decent arena that serves home to the wizards, Washington's Capitals, Georgetown men's basketball and several other concerts and events. If we are speaking basketball....its not the Miami Heat arena! I'm use to the live action...but here they are very subtle and lack luster with the energy. For it being able to hold 20,000 people, I did think we would have more energy! Located in the Penn Quarter neighborhood, directly above the Gallery Place/Chinatown Metro station. It took its name in 2017, but once was known as MCI center and Verizon center. All in all it's a decent arena if you want to see a sport, concert, or events.
Concerts & Comedy Shows I'd say 90% of my experiences at this venue have been wonderful, exciting and overall great experiences. I've dance, I've vibe to the music and laughed my head off. I even remember all the name changes for this venue, sometimes it gets confusing to remember the most current name. Recently, my friend invited me to see a 90s Star Studded show of Boys to Men, New Edition and Toni Braxton. The show was marvelous, it was awesome singing along to words that were the soundtrack to my childhood and youth. It was almost worth the shit show of trying to enter the event. The lines were long, the doors opened late and it was general mayhem. Something must've happened behind the scenes, for this kind of madness. This was probably a rare occasion, definitely something to watch out for the next time I attend an event at this venue.
I came to Capital One Arena for The Boy Is Mine Tour to see Brandy & Monica, and from start to finish the entire experience was top tier. As someone who travels in from out of town for events, this venue made everything smooth and stress-free. Security was extremely organized and efficient. They moved the lines quickly without being overly aggressive or doing the most like some venues tend to. I felt safe and taken care of without feeling yelled at or rushed. Major points for that alone. Parking was surprisingly easy to find, especially for a big event night. My biggest tip is to pay for parking in advance if you're coming from out of town. There are plenty of garages around the arena, but prices can stack up fast if you wait until the day of. Planning ahead will save you money and stress. Another huge plus is the location. There are tons of restaurants and bars within walking distance, perfect for grabbing food or a drink before the show. Whether you want a sit-down meal or a quick bite, you have options. The arena itself was clean, well-run, and the staff were friendly. Between the great layout, easy access, and overall vibe, it elevated my entire concert experience. I'll definitely be back if there's an event here I'm interested in seeing. Capital One Arena knows how to host a great night.
Wish I captured more pictures of the renovations but I'm thoroughly pleased with the way that the arena is shaping up. Makes for a beautiful venue for sports and concerts. Prices are high and to be expected but they have great food and adult beverages available at several stands so check it out.
10.10.25 This was my first visit back to Capital One Arena since February 2023. My husband and I attended Dave Chappelle's sold-out show on October 10, which was scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. Before the show, we had dinner at Mi Vida, conveniently located right across from the venue. From our table, we could see the long line forming outside Capital One Arena. Although the doors were supposed to open at 6:00 p.m., the line barely moved. For this event, phones and smartwatches were not permitted and had to be locked in pouches prior to security screening. While we've attended other events with similar restrictions, this was by far the most disorganized experience we've had. The line wrapped around the block, and there was considerable confusion among attendees. At one point, a staff member announced that there was a separate entrance for cardholders, so we switched lines--only for another staff member to come by later and say that all lines were the same and no special entrance existed. We didn't make it inside until around 8:45 p.m. Unfortunately, the disorganization wasn't limited to the entrance process. I was appalled by the condition of the restrooms--one had a chicken wing on the floor, and several stalls were overflowing with toilet paper. For a major event venue, restroom maintenance should be monitored more closely during shows. I also noticed an unusually heavy presence of law enforcement and National Guard personnel, something I had never seen at this venue before. After last night's experience, this would not be my preferred venue for future events. My husband and I have agreed that if we attend another performance where mobile devices are prohibited, we'll plan our arrival time and expectations accordingly.
This is a nice arena although I hate the bag policy. It's easier in the winter time although in the summer, it's difficult, especially after work. They have a lot of room and decent spacing between seats. They also have plenty of food options although you have to know where to go for the best food. I would come back here again although just be aware of the bag policy. I have seen plenty of shows here. The most recent one was jingle ball, which was wonderful!!
Came here for Laufey's show. Event organizers did a terrible job distinguishing what lines are for which ticket holders (pit vs seats). It led to many people deservedly annoyed about standing in the wrong line. When inside, the positioning of merch and food at the direct entrance leads to a traffic build up that could've been dissipated by spacing it out but apparently that wasnt taken into consideration. The staff were good about directing everyone to their seats and trying to keep traffic flowing. Staff also made sure only ticketed people made it to their seats. Food is the same pub fare you'd find in the streets at a mark up. Just eat before coming - it's not worth it unless you really have no choice. The no bag policy is a bummer but understandable. Bathrooms were clean and well kept. Overall, this place is okay but there could be improvement in the admission service and food quality and affordability. Laufey's show was amazing but this review stands outside of it.
We attended a Caps game at Capital One Arena as a family. While the price of tickets were very high even for nose bleeds, I was super happy with the views and comfort of the seats. There is truly no bad seat in this arena for sporting events. Staff were stationed throughout the arena to help with seating and directions. It was easy to get around and the sound and audio were great.
Canned cocktail is now $18. They don't pat you down... but your bags will be checked. Ushers were great in helping find seats. Views are from Section 214, Row E, Seat 1 (this time around). You have to move your body towards the concert stage in this area or stand up. Cramped seats
Wizards vs Hornets game. What an eventful experience. From children dancing to dog tricks to scholarships being given out to the game itself. I wish I could remember the security ladies names that was working the door because they were giving life on a rainy day. With all the laughter that was happening you forgot for a second it was a gloomy day. We ate before the game but the prices looked sort of reasonable at the refreshments stands. Bathrooms can use some updating and regular scheduled clean up Overall, I wouldn't mind returning for a game
Great stadium and always enjoy watching the Capitals! Didn't get food this time but there's a lot of great finds here. They even do seat delivery if you don't want to miss any second of the game. Seats are pretty comfortable too.
It was my second time going to a Washington Wizards game. They have not won much in the last couple of years so tickets were cheap. They were giving out free shirts so that was a fun reason to check it out. It was much emptier than other stadiums that I have been to. Usually, we are crowded with other people who are coming in but everything runs smoothly here. I don't know if that is because the team is not doing well or it usually is like this. We were able to look around and see the local vendors. They have the usual fast-food options with some DC specials like Ben's Chili Bowl. I did not try it but I have heard good things. We were able to go up and see the game. Unfortunately, they did not win. It was disappointing that Anthony Davis and Trey Young didn't play but what can you do? It was fun to see a game here and I hope to come back next time I am in town. read more
I've seen a couple of bands here. It's surprisingly streamlined to go through the entrance process. The sound is incredible no matter where you're seated. I've been on the floor and I've been way up high. Quality doesn't get lost. Food and drinks are $$$. Typical of any venue of this type. read more
Majority of the staff are still nice and professional. Let me stress this the bag Policy is very strict however some of the CSC Event staff are stricter than others or lenient. It's 50/50 chance. I posted a picture of my purse thats allowed. If your bag is too big you'll have to pay $20 to use a locker... it's not always available, so dont risk it. Just wear a jacket with pockets etc. Eat before coming. Food options here are meh and expensive. My only complaint is the sound system. I've been here for a few concerts like Wu Tang and Romeo Santos and when they play the music loud it gets static. read more
We were in DC for the week and there happened to be a Leafs vs Capitals game while we were in town so I purchased tickets. My husband and I have never been to this arena before and it was less than a 10 minute walk from our hotel. It was exciting even walking amongst all the hockey fans outside and the immediate streets were blocked off to cars. Since I have medical devices and supplies I have to keep with me at all times, I usually have to go through a specific entrance at events to get my bag cleared. I asked someone at the main entrance and he was so friendly! Rarely do I experience that! He guided me towards the entrance on the side. Upon walking a short distance, we found the entrance and I inquired if I was in the correct place. Again, the staff were very friendly and courteous! The process was very quick and smooth. Even the process of scanning my ticket QR codes ( I hate this new way) went smoothly and the employee was super nice. We made our way to our section and bought some drinks before heading to our seats. Fun fact though, if you use a Capital One card in the arena, you get a discount on food, beverages, and merchandise! Our seats were pretty high up and of course in the middle of the row. There were a lot of awesome people sitting in our section and no one was proper about who was sitting in whose seats so we just sat wherever there was a seat. Then a party of four came by and wanted to sit in their seats so the entire row became chaotic lol. Unfortunately the Leafs lost but I had so much fun. It was so nice to be at a game more up north, where there are a lot more true hockey fans. Since it was a charity night for the doggies, they were advertising a Caps calendar with players and dogs. I went to the store and purchased one, even though I'm not a Caps fan. I'm not even kidding, even the security guard at the entrance of the store was so friggin friendly and courteous. I was hoping to find a print of Wilson doing the crybaby face from last season but no luck lol. read more
7 months ago
Decent arena that serves home to the wizards, Washington's Capitals, Georgetown men's basketball and several other concerts and events. If we are speaking basketball....its not the Miami Heat arena! I'm use to the live action...but here they are very subtle and lack luster with the energy. For it being able to hold 20,000 people, I did think we would have more energy! Located in the Penn Quarter neighborhood, directly above the Gallery Place/Chinatown Metro station. It took its name in 2017, but once was known as MCI center and Verizon center. All in all it's a decent arena if you want to see a sport, concert, or events. read more
6 months ago
Concerts & Comedy Shows I'd say 90% of my experiences at this venue have been wonderful, exciting and overall great experiences. I've dance, I've vibe to the music and laughed my head off. I even remember all the name changes for this venue, sometimes it gets confusing to remember the most current name. Recently, my friend invited me to see a 90s Star Studded show of Boys to Men, New Edition and Toni Braxton. The show was marvelous, it was awesome singing along to words that were the soundtrack to my childhood and youth. It was almost worth the shit show of trying to enter the event. The lines were long, the doors opened late and it was general mayhem. Something must've happened behind the scenes, for this kind of madness. This was probably a rare occasion, definitely something to watch out for the next time I attend an event at this venue. read more
I came to Capital One Arena for The Boy Is Mine Tour to see Brandy & Monica, and from start to finish the entire experience was top tier. As someone who travels in from out of town for events, this venue made everything smooth and stress-free. Security was extremely organized and efficient. They moved the lines quickly without being overly aggressive or doing the most like some venues tend to. I felt safe and taken care of without feeling yelled at or rushed. Major points for that alone. Parking was surprisingly easy to find, especially for a big event night. My biggest tip is to pay for parking in advance if you're coming from out of town. There are plenty of garages around the arena, but prices can stack up fast if you wait until the day of. Planning ahead will save you money and stress. Another huge plus is the location. There are tons of restaurants and bars within walking distance, perfect for grabbing food or a drink before the show. Whether you want a sit-down meal or a quick bite, you have options. The arena itself was clean, well-run, and the staff were friendly. Between the great layout, easy access, and overall vibe, it elevated my entire concert experience. I'll definitely be back if there's an event here I'm interested in seeing. Capital One Arena knows how to host a great night. read more
Wish I captured more pictures of the renovations but I'm thoroughly pleased with the way that the arena is shaping up. Makes for a beautiful venue for sports and concerts. Prices are high and to be expected but they have great food and adult beverages available at several stands so check it out. read more
11 months ago
10.10.25 This was my first visit back to Capital One Arena since February 2023. My husband and I attended Dave Chappelle's sold-out show on October 10, which was scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. Before the show, we had dinner at Mi Vida, conveniently located right across from the venue. From our table, we could see the long line forming outside Capital One Arena. Although the doors were supposed to open at 6:00 p.m., the line barely moved. For this event, phones and smartwatches were not permitted and had to be locked in pouches prior to security screening. While we've attended other events with similar restrictions, this was by far the most disorganized experience we've had. The line wrapped around the block, and there was considerable confusion among attendees. At one point, a staff member announced that there was a separate entrance for cardholders, so we switched lines--only for another staff member to come by later and say that all lines were the same and no special entrance existed. We didn't make it inside until around 8:45 p.m. Unfortunately, the disorganization wasn't limited to the entrance process. I was appalled by the condition of the restrooms--one had a chicken wing on the floor, and several stalls were overflowing with toilet paper. For a major event venue, restroom maintenance should be monitored more closely during shows. I also noticed an unusually heavy presence of law enforcement and National Guard personnel, something I had never seen at this venue before. After last night's experience, this would not be my preferred venue for future events. My husband and I have agreed that if we attend another performance where mobile devices are prohibited, we'll plan our arrival time and expectations accordingly. read more
This is a nice arena although I hate the bag policy. It's easier in the winter time although in the summer, it's difficult, especially after work. They have a lot of room and decent spacing between seats. They also have plenty of food options although you have to know where to go for the best food. I would come back here again although just be aware of the bag policy. I have seen plenty of shows here. The most recent one was jingle ball, which was wonderful!! read more
11 months ago
Came here for Laufey's show. Event organizers did a terrible job distinguishing what lines are for which ticket holders (pit vs seats). It led to many people deservedly annoyed about standing in the wrong line. When inside, the positioning of merch and food at the direct entrance leads to a traffic build up that could've been dissipated by spacing it out but apparently that wasnt taken into consideration. The staff were good about directing everyone to their seats and trying to keep traffic flowing. Staff also made sure only ticketed people made it to their seats. Food is the same pub fare you'd find in the streets at a mark up. Just eat before coming - it's not worth it unless you really have no choice. The no bag policy is a bummer but understandable. Bathrooms were clean and well kept. Overall, this place is okay but there could be improvement in the admission service and food quality and affordability. Laufey's show was amazing but this review stands outside of it. read more
6 months ago
5 months ago
We attended a Caps game at Capital One Arena as a family. While the price of tickets were very high even for nose bleeds, I was super happy with the views and comfort of the seats. There is truly no bad seat in this arena for sporting events. Staff were stationed throughout the arena to help with seating and directions. It was easy to get around and the sound and audio were great. read more
Canned cocktail is now $18. They don't pat you down... but your bags will be checked. Ushers were great in helping find seats. Views are from Section 214, Row E, Seat 1 (this time around). You have to move your body towards the concert stage in this area or stand up. Cramped seats read more
5 months ago
Wizards vs Hornets game. What an eventful experience. From children dancing to dog tricks to scholarships being given out to the game itself. I wish I could remember the security ladies names that was working the door because they were giving life on a rainy day. With all the laughter that was happening you forgot for a second it was a gloomy day. We ate before the game but the prices looked sort of reasonable at the refreshments stands. Bathrooms can use some updating and regular scheduled clean up Overall, I wouldn't mind returning for a game read more
Great stadium and always enjoy watching the Capitals! Didn't get food this time but there's a lot of great finds here. They even do seat delivery if you don't want to miss any second of the game. Seats are pretty comfortable too. read more
We visited Capital One Arena for an unforgettable basketball night as the Washington Wizards faced off against the Denver Nuggets . From the moment we arrived, the experience felt truly first-class . Our floor seats included access to the United Globe Club lounge, which featured a beautifully curated selection of upscale, exclusive food . The venue itself is stunning , the atmosphere refined and energetic , and the staff were exceptionally friendly and professional . We had an amazing time and would absolutely love to return for another luxury courtside experience! read more
I've seen a few events here and the staff has been friendly and never had any issues. The arena is a bit dated but that is soon to be fixed. Decent food options in the arena for what it is. They usually have several entrances open, so if the main entrance has a long line, try going around the corner. read more
My wife and I went to 2 events, a capital's game and a wizards game. The capital's game had such a fun and hype energy the entire time. The free hats were awesome to get and wear with everyone. The food and drinks were very good throughout the event. Parking is alittle pricey at the stadium but can't beat being able to take the elevator straight into the arena. Now the wizards game was another story. I was very excited to go and watch the wizards play the cavs as I'm originally from Ohio. The game itself was fun! But my issue was the night and day difference from the stadium running a wizards game compared to a caps game. Before the game started 2 out of 4 fountain drink machines were broke or said they were "out" of soda mix. Before tip off?? And the food options were insanely worse. The quality went down drastically. Atleast Donavan Mitchell went off for 41 and won. read more
8 months ago
First time at a hockey game watching the home team the capitals . The staff here are helpful, the accommodations are nice , it's a great experience. read more
8 months ago
I had a good experience! The staff at Capital One Arena wasn't the best to be honest. The staff serving me drinks was the nicest everyone else was rude and there was no need. We complied with everything and they still treated us poorly. read more
8 months ago
Close seats, clean bathrooms, pricey drinks. But great hockey! I'd recommend eating before you come because food and drinks are EXPENSIVE. There's some really great food options right by the stadium. And there's a metro station right by the stadium as well. So it's very easy to get in and out. They do a good job with crowd management. I don't recommend driving. read more
This is my 2nd time at Capital One Arena. I came here previously for the Boy Is Mine concert with Brandy & Monica. For the Georgetown and UCONN game, I was sitting in section 417. I was surprised how great the view was, being a nosebleed section. I was able to see the whole court, from the center court side. read more
A terrific venue to watch a basketball game - easy to get to - plenty of parking options both on the street or in a garage. Once inside it's very easy to access the various entry points as well as lavatories. The food options are also pretty good- and yes they are expensive but you should expect that at any arena. Here's a bonus, use your capital one credit card for discounts On everything you purchase. read more
We came for a noon game this season, probably the last for this year. Parking is always challenging and we found a garage on Mass ave which was a 6 min walk. We had good seats and although the Caps lost unfortunately, we had a good time in the stands cheering for them. read more
6 months ago
1 year ago
Parking was very convenient. Just park in the garage take elevator if needed and enter arena thru garage! Easy to navigate. The food and refreshments choices were plentiful but very expensive as expected. Ladies rest rooms were very clean and many stalls. We had floor seats for Disturbed and seats were comfortable enough. Sound system was good. Video viewings were great. Ushers and security were very pleasant and helpful. I would attend a show here again. Tip:they allow people to sell T-shirts in the garage before the show and then right outside arena inside the mall area on way out. On exiting they are 50% less. Just make sure it's really the size they say! read more
11 months ago
I've been to this arena numerous times for concerts but never been for a sporting event. So It was a different experience to see it transformed into a hockey arena for my first game of the Capitals vs Blues. I also got to experience it from the suite level -- s/o to my friend who had an extra ticket for me. I'll definitely be back as I really enjoyed the energy and crowd. read more
2 months ago
1 year ago
Waited outside this venue for Olivia Rodrigo tickets in hopes of getting last minute tickets day-of. The venue kept saying that they're sold out and trying to get rid of fans lined up outside without tickets, but we were able to snag face value tickets about 30min before the show started, haha. A bit chaotic for crowd management, but a good variety of artists featured here--wish they were upfront about how many face value tickets were truly available instead of giving mixed messages to the crowd of people outside. read more
Came here to see the Capitals take on Columbus. It had been quite awhile since my last pro hockey game, and I gotta say, this was a pretty darn good experience! The Caps came absolutely roaring out of the start, scoring 5 goals in the first period... which is honestly pretty unheard of. That made for a fun environment, knowing it was all well in hand that quickly. Our seats had a really nice view, though I found it really puzzling that there were no cupholders anywhere, making it a constant juggle to deal with your drink, and very likely that you'll spill it. Speaking of drinks and food in general... the prices were absolutely outrageous. Not that I didn't expect some of that, but coupling DC prices with arena prices was enough to make me just want to go hungry. That said, I did swallow my pride and go find some food. I really like that they have space in the arena for food trucks and pop ups to sell to the public and get their name out there. I had a delicious banh mi sandwich with kettle chips while there from a local spot that was getting their moment. I saw that they had these contactless vending areas where you scan your card on the way in then just walk out with your goodies. Of course, convenient for them, to make it so easy to walk out and lose a small fortune, but still pretty convenient. They layout was kind of tricky to navigate for a first timer, but like I said, very few lines, comfortable seats except the cupholder thing, in general... I would come back here for another game. read more
6 months ago
This arena is well designed and offers a good view from any seat, it is not too big where the upper levels would feel too far away like some others. The Jumbo screen helps with close up views for the upper levels attendees to get a clearer view from afar. I especially enjoy the Lexus Suites and view for the private space. The Lexus suites offer a commanding view from any angle and usually comes stocked with drinks and food, there is even a special entrance that is generally a faster entry with special elevator access from the floor level or Lexus parking garage which is directly underneath. Having the Metro station connected to the building makes a huge difference for those who prefer not to drive through traffic and pay for parking. There are so many variety of shows, games, and concerts always booked for the Capital One Arena. Outdoor restaurants and shops are plentiful and the ultra luxury stores at the CityCenter is only one block walking distance with LV, Chanel, Burberry, and Moncler to name a few. The central location in the DC Chinatown scene is where some of the best stores, restaurants, and hotels are located is ideal for such a large venue like this! read more
Large sports venue that's home to the Washington Capitals ice hockey team. The energy is high and the seats are very comfortable. If you are a Capital One cardholder, you can enter early at the entrance on 6th street, north of F street. Make sure not to bring a backpack or purse as they only allow small wallets and bags to be taken into the arena. You can rent their small lockers for 12 bucks on the side of the arena if you have large items. read more
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There is an event at the arena on Sunday July 21st, where about 20,000 folks will be in attendance. Just wondering would this arena hold all these people cool enough? Keeping in mind the excessive heat warnings over the next few days!
The AC is always running, and as long as you're not in a mosh pit you'll be fine.
Does anyone know if you can bring a camera in or if not is there somewhere to check a bag? I'm going to be out sightseeing before the game and won't have time to return it to my apartment.
It totally depends on what kind of event you are seeing. Concert - depends on the artist. Hockey or basketball game - as long as there are no DSLR cameras. A simple point and shoot is probably fine.
Can you bring umbrellas to the Wizard's games?
I have been to 10-12 games in several cities, umbrellas are not allowed at NBA games to my knowledge
Do they have parking for dodge duly's or any size duly truck?
There is only street parking or parking garages. You must pay for both.
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