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Capital One Hall is a great spot for concerts and shows. The venue itself is stunning. Love how modern, spacious, and beautifully designed it is. The staff was friendly and signage is very helpful directing you where to go. The acoustics and lighting are top-notch, really elevating every performance. Plus, the surrounding area is great for grabbing a bite or drinks before or after the show. There is a attached parking garage and its a short walk from the McLean metro.
Beautiful venue, conveniently located a short walk from the McLean metro. I sat in Center Orchestra, Row T for a reasonable price and could see and hear everything perfectly. Bonus - the women's bathroom is HUGE! No long wait times at intermission for this theater.
An excellent venue that makes theater and other performances more accessible than having to go into DC. The venue is modern, with comfortable seats and a great view from any seat. There are several parking options. You can park at their lot next to it, which charges by the hour. It is like $6 for 2-3 hours. There are also several underground garages close by near the Wegmans. It is not too bad of a walk from the metro. The bus also takes you there. The concessions have quite a nice variety. The bathrooms are clean. They also tend to sell fan merchandise after performances. They offer free small water bottles after some performances, which is a nice touch. We have seen many shows there, and most recently, we saw Masterchef Live and Mrs. Doubtfire -- both were fun!
This is a great new theater in the Tysons area. We went to see comedian Desi Banks here. The show was sold out but the seating felt comfortable and seemingly every seat in the theater provides a decent view. We were in the 5th row of the 1st tier balcony. The sound was great and the theatre was modern and new. I have to take off one star for the bathrooms. They have single toilets so there was a long line of men and women waiting to get in to the singular bathrooms. It was a big mistake. They should have traditional bathrooms with multiple stalls. The bathroom line was literally twenty minutes when I waited. Parking is pricey but on par with the area. I will definitely return but I will make sure that I don't drink to avoid the bathroom line.
Was only here for a two day work convention. Building was nice. Easy access off the metro, right around the corner from The Watermark hotel and a Wegmans! Great location. We had food there, which I assume the venue provided, and it was fine.
I was very disappointed with the building's policies. They seem to prioritize rules over accommodating the public. This led me to leave during intermission, as I felt my needs were disregarded. Unfortunately, I won't be returning. The manager was rude too, unfortunate.
Went to see the handels messiah. Had a great experience all around. Metro- the McLean metro atop is right there. Really convenient. Parking- there is a $15 parking lot 2 blocks from the venue. Easy to navigate. Food/drinks- you cannot bring any food or drinks into the venue, not even a bottle of water. But they have a light menu in the atrium space. Nearby bites- there is a brewery next door, French spot across the street, and wegmans down the block. Lots of options. Seating- there is not a bad seat in the house. Seating is spacious and comfortable. Venue- the decor is classy and simple and feels fancy. Atrium is a great space to have a drink or quick bite before a performance. Lots of elevators and escalators and bathrooms were clean and plentiful. Staff-all employees and volunteers we interacted with were helpful and pleasant. Not to mention the show was excellent. I will be back.
Went to see a popular band my LOOOVE really enjoys! they do covers of all genres Called PostModern Jukebox!. The Venue is very niiiice there's No TVs to see as if you're sitting all the way in the back! As when you google you'll see some tv screens set up it depends on the performance happening I believe. Gives a very orchestral feel it's plenty of seating , you'll be elbow to elbow, knees behind your seat no leg room to stretch but still comfortable!. We were at Balcony Two!, it's 7 floors, the open area and outside rooftop types a nice touch and it's all lit up at night it's nice and colors!... You can't really dance too much or you'll fall over on the next person lol. They had a full running Bar, Snacks/Food bites very cute! For a date night!. I've never been here or to see PMJ and I LOOOVEd it all. The staff was nice and helpful , it was sooo pretty lit up and went well with the wonderful night! I'd absolutely come here for Aby show!! . I'm officially a Fan of this theater and PMJ!!!
This is a fantastic place to see a concert or musical. The acoustic is great no matter where you sit. It's very elegant! They sell drinks and snacks which you are allowed to bring to your seat. Remember it's only snacks. If you want to save cash, you can park in garages near by for $15. Before or after your event try out the rooftop bar and garden.
I visited Capital One Hall for a Saturday evening chamber music concert in December 2023. The performance was located in "the Vault" (black box theater on the 4th floor). Lots of pluses for this performing arts venue - first, the intimate theater space had excellent acoustics. Second, it was easy to go through security in the lobby, show your e-ticket, and take an elevator to the 4th floor. Third, a small concessions stand had options for drinks and snacks. However, for a full meal, you're better off going to Wegmans (half-block away in the same building) which has an indoor mini-food court. The only downside was that you need to walk a block from the parking garage ($15 flat fee) to the main performing arts center (which might be a pain if the weather is unpleasant). I think the parking fee is less expensive that the Kennedy Center in DC, but more expensive than the George Mason University Center for the Arts (where it's free in Lot K). Overall, I would come here again to see a future performance!
This is a really nice venue! Since it's new, the building was clean, spacious, and modern. We parked in the venue's garage which cost $15. Signage was very clear to find your way to the venue from the parking garage. Going through security was seamless. We got in the queue and they had three metal detectors and bag check lines. The lines were kept moving for quick entry into the building. As soon as we scanned our tickets and went up the escalator to the main atrium area, we were greeted by an usher who handed us a playbill and helped direct us to our seats. We were able to explore the space and there's plenty of bars, high tops, a few benches, and even a deck to enjoy the outdoors. There's a fancier seating area on the Balcony 2 level for dining. Food and drink that is purchased can be brought inside the main theater. It's mostly drinks and the typical concessions (ie. Candy, cookies, chips, nuts, etc.) and a few warm items: hot pretzel and chicken tenders. There are bathrooms on every level. The venue is well-organized to get people to their seats. Seating charts are stationed at each theater entrance with ushers there to direct your path. The seating charts are a great visual! Our tickets were for Balcony 2, the highest section (aka the cheap seats). The balcony seats were angled enough that you can have a clear view of the stage without other people's heads getting in the way. We were in the last row and the view was slightly obstructed by the lights, but the obstruction was minimal as it was only the occasional marquees projected on the top of the screen that we missed (Note: These weren't *necessary* to see for the show and not all shows may have this production) - we could see the actors just fine. That being said, the angle in the second balcony was very steep and my neck did feel strained from looking down for two hours, which is the trade-off of being positioned closer to the stage from so high up. The show was scheduled to start at 8pm, and got underway by 8:05. At intermission, there was no "ringing of the bell" to indicate that intermission was ending and the show would start back up again. This caused a slew of people to rush back in when the music started playing again. Acoustics for the majority of the show were good, but there were times when the outside chatter would travel through the theater, which was particularly distracting during quieter moments of the show. It sounded like it was coming from behind Balcony 1, possibly through a vent. Not sure if they should have better soundproofing or just better protocols of keeping your voice down outside the theater during the show. When the show ended, they opened the doors on the main floor which connect directly to the parking garage doors (5th floor level). Since there's only way one in/out of the garage, leaving the garage was a logistical nightmare. There's no way to avoid it unless you 1) park in a different nearby garage that's hopefully less crowded or 2) leave the show early. Get ready to play the waiting game. There was a parking attendant stationed towards the bottom of the garage to direct traffic, but I don't think it made much of a difference. Capital One Hall is here to stay and it's a nice event space conveniently located off the Beltway.
As part of a stay at nearby Watermark Hotel, my family of three were gifted with tickets to the Omnium Circus at the Capital One Hall. With a parking garage inside the hall, we walked in and were immediately impressed with the sheer size of the hall. The space has one large open lobby with food and drink stands selling pretzels, popcorn, snacks, candy, beer, wine, hard cider, etc. There are plenty of restrooms. The hall itself is large with several levels of balcony seating too. We sat in the very front row and still were able to see the performance without straining our necks.
This was the 1st time that I had been to Capital One Hall and hall and I was very impressed. The venue was actually pretty small and there doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. I sat in the main level and about halfway between the stage and the back of the auditorium. Even there the seats were really good and you were close enough to the stage to get a very good look at the performer. They also have 2 balcony levels above which I think would give a great view being elevated but are a little bit further back. The seats were very comfortable and there was a cup holder on the back of the seat in front of you to hold your drink. Overall I was very impressed and thought this was a great venue and look forward to going back again.The Karlos Miller show is the funniest comedy shows that I have ever been too so far so please go check him out as well.
First time visit here and it is a great venue to see a performance in. Limited street parking available, but multiple garages that charge $15 for event parking within close proximity. Staff is friendly and helpful. Small variety of food and drink to choose from at standard hall prices. Classic but comfortable vibe at this venue to enjoy your event! read more
4 months ago
Amazing modern and spacious venue. My wife and I saw Little River Band here and loved it. The escalators and elevators take you quite a ways up from the ground floor which is interesting but it's far from the top of the tower. read more
It's my second time at the Capital One Hall. Tonight, I see Jo Koy perform standup comedy. It's my second time seeing him. My first time here was to see Russell Peters. The Capital One Hall is an awesome venue. I am excited to come back for a non comedy act. What I like best about COH is that it is one of the newest performance venues in the area. Also, the location is conveniently located right off 495 and 66, so real easy to get to. read more
8 months ago
Capital One Hall is a great spot for concerts and shows. The venue itself is stunning. Love how modern, spacious, and beautifully designed it is. The staff was friendly and signage is very helpful directing you where to go. The acoustics and lighting are top-notch, really elevating every performance. Plus, the surrounding area is great for grabbing a bite or drinks before or after the show. There is a attached parking garage and its a short walk from the McLean metro. read more
Beautiful venue, conveniently located a short walk from the McLean metro. I sat in Center Orchestra, Row T for a reasonable price and could see and hear everything perfectly. Bonus - the women's bathroom is HUGE! No long wait times at intermission for this theater. read more
An excellent venue that makes theater and other performances more accessible than having to go into DC. The venue is modern, with comfortable seats and a great view from any seat. There are several parking options. You can park at their lot next to it, which charges by the hour. It is like $6 for 2-3 hours. There are also several underground garages close by near the Wegmans. It is not too bad of a walk from the metro. The bus also takes you there. The concessions have quite a nice variety. The bathrooms are clean. They also tend to sell fan merchandise after performances. They offer free small water bottles after some performances, which is a nice touch. We have seen many shows there, and most recently, we saw Masterchef Live and Mrs. Doubtfire -- both were fun! read more
This is a great new theater in the Tysons area. We went to see comedian Desi Banks here. The show was sold out but the seating felt comfortable and seemingly every seat in the theater provides a decent view. We were in the 5th row of the 1st tier balcony. The sound was great and the theatre was modern and new. I have to take off one star for the bathrooms. They have single toilets so there was a long line of men and women waiting to get in to the singular bathrooms. It was a big mistake. They should have traditional bathrooms with multiple stalls. The bathroom line was literally twenty minutes when I waited. Parking is pricey but on par with the area. I will definitely return but I will make sure that I don't drink to avoid the bathroom line. read more
1 year ago
Was only here for a two day work convention. Building was nice. Easy access off the metro, right around the corner from The Watermark hotel and a Wegmans! Great location. We had food there, which I assume the venue provided, and it was fine. read more
6 months ago
I was very disappointed with the building's policies. They seem to prioritize rules over accommodating the public. This led me to leave during intermission, as I felt my needs were disregarded. Unfortunately, I won't be returning. The manager was rude too, unfortunate. read more
2 years ago
Went to see the handels messiah. Had a great experience all around. Metro- the McLean metro atop is right there. Really convenient. Parking- there is a $15 parking lot 2 blocks from the venue. Easy to navigate. Food/drinks- you cannot bring any food or drinks into the venue, not even a bottle of water. But they have a light menu in the atrium space. Nearby bites- there is a brewery next door, French spot across the street, and wegmans down the block. Lots of options. Seating- there is not a bad seat in the house. Seating is spacious and comfortable. Venue- the decor is classy and simple and feels fancy. Atrium is a great space to have a drink or quick bite before a performance. Lots of elevators and escalators and bathrooms were clean and plentiful. Staff-all employees and volunteers we interacted with were helpful and pleasant. Not to mention the show was excellent. I will be back. read more
Went to see a popular band my LOOOVE really enjoys! they do covers of all genres Called PostModern Jukebox!. The Venue is very niiiice there's No TVs to see as if you're sitting all the way in the back! As when you google you'll see some tv screens set up it depends on the performance happening I believe. Gives a very orchestral feel it's plenty of seating , you'll be elbow to elbow, knees behind your seat no leg room to stretch but still comfortable!. We were at Balcony Two!, it's 7 floors, the open area and outside rooftop types a nice touch and it's all lit up at night it's nice and colors!... You can't really dance too much or you'll fall over on the next person lol. They had a full running Bar, Snacks/Food bites very cute! For a date night!. I've never been here or to see PMJ and I LOOOVEd it all. The staff was nice and helpful , it was sooo pretty lit up and went well with the wonderful night! I'd absolutely come here for Aby show!! . I'm officially a Fan of this theater and PMJ!!! read more
This is a fantastic place to see a concert or musical. The acoustic is great no matter where you sit. It's very elegant! They sell drinks and snacks which you are allowed to bring to your seat. Remember it's only snacks. If you want to save cash, you can park in garages near by for $15. Before or after your event try out the rooftop bar and garden. read more
3 years ago
I visited Capital One Hall for a Saturday evening chamber music concert in December 2023. The performance was located in "the Vault" (black box theater on the 4th floor). Lots of pluses for this performing arts venue - first, the intimate theater space had excellent acoustics. Second, it was easy to go through security in the lobby, show your e-ticket, and take an elevator to the 4th floor. Third, a small concessions stand had options for drinks and snacks. However, for a full meal, you're better off going to Wegmans (half-block away in the same building) which has an indoor mini-food court. The only downside was that you need to walk a block from the parking garage ($15 flat fee) to the main performing arts center (which might be a pain if the weather is unpleasant). I think the parking fee is less expensive that the Kennedy Center in DC, but more expensive than the George Mason University Center for the Arts (where it's free in Lot K). Overall, I would come here again to see a future performance! read more
11 months ago
This is a really nice venue! Since it's new, the building was clean, spacious, and modern. We parked in the venue's garage which cost $15. Signage was very clear to find your way to the venue from the parking garage. Going through security was seamless. We got in the queue and they had three metal detectors and bag check lines. The lines were kept moving for quick entry into the building. As soon as we scanned our tickets and went up the escalator to the main atrium area, we were greeted by an usher who handed us a playbill and helped direct us to our seats. We were able to explore the space and there's plenty of bars, high tops, a few benches, and even a deck to enjoy the outdoors. There's a fancier seating area on the Balcony 2 level for dining. Food and drink that is purchased can be brought inside the main theater. It's mostly drinks and the typical concessions (ie. Candy, cookies, chips, nuts, etc.) and a few warm items: hot pretzel and chicken tenders. There are bathrooms on every level. The venue is well-organized to get people to their seats. Seating charts are stationed at each theater entrance with ushers there to direct your path. The seating charts are a great visual! Our tickets were for Balcony 2, the highest section (aka the cheap seats). The balcony seats were angled enough that you can have a clear view of the stage without other people's heads getting in the way. We were in the last row and the view was slightly obstructed by the lights, but the obstruction was minimal as it was only the occasional marquees projected on the top of the screen that we missed (Note: These weren't *necessary* to see for the show and not all shows may have this production) - we could see the actors just fine. That being said, the angle in the second balcony was very steep and my neck did feel strained from looking down for two hours, which is the trade-off of being positioned closer to the stage from so high up. The show was scheduled to start at 8pm, and got underway by 8:05. At intermission, there was no "ringing of the bell" to indicate that intermission was ending and the show would start back up again. This caused a slew of people to rush back in when the music started playing again. Acoustics for the majority of the show were good, but there were times when the outside chatter would travel through the theater, which was particularly distracting during quieter moments of the show. It sounded like it was coming from behind Balcony 1, possibly through a vent. Not sure if they should have better soundproofing or just better protocols of keeping your voice down outside the theater during the show. When the show ended, they opened the doors on the main floor which connect directly to the parking garage doors (5th floor level). Since there's only way one in/out of the garage, leaving the garage was a logistical nightmare. There's no way to avoid it unless you 1) park in a different nearby garage that's hopefully less crowded or 2) leave the show early. Get ready to play the waiting game. There was a parking attendant stationed towards the bottom of the garage to direct traffic, but I don't think it made much of a difference. Capital One Hall is here to stay and it's a nice event space conveniently located off the Beltway. read more
As part of a stay at nearby Watermark Hotel, my family of three were gifted with tickets to the Omnium Circus at the Capital One Hall. With a parking garage inside the hall, we walked in and were immediately impressed with the sheer size of the hall. The space has one large open lobby with food and drink stands selling pretzels, popcorn, snacks, candy, beer, wine, hard cider, etc. There are plenty of restrooms. The hall itself is large with several levels of balcony seating too. We sat in the very front row and still were able to see the performance without straining our necks. read more
3 years ago
This was the 1st time that I had been to Capital One Hall and hall and I was very impressed. The venue was actually pretty small and there doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. I sat in the main level and about halfway between the stage and the back of the auditorium. Even there the seats were really good and you were close enough to the stage to get a very good look at the performer. They also have 2 balcony levels above which I think would give a great view being elevated but are a little bit further back. The seats were very comfortable and there was a cup holder on the back of the seat in front of you to hold your drink. Overall I was very impressed and thought this was a great venue and look forward to going back again.The Karlos Miller show is the funniest comedy shows that I have ever been too so far so please go check him out as well. read more
This is a fabulous new venue. Doors usually open an hour before the show. It's set up so you can easily see in front of you with a main floor and two balconies. There's a bar on the main floor that offers food and there's also bars in the balcony 1 and 2. Transportation: Enter- You have to go outside the venue on the front door to enter which is inconvenient when it's freezing outside. Parking is easy but $15 (via Ticketmaster in advance). Get here early so you can get out easily. Or, leave the concert early so you don't wait in line. There's an exit in the main lobby that leads right to the garage. Close to the mclean metro. For eating before the venue we tried Wegmans Burger bar. There's a few new restaurants opening in 2023 as well. read more
This is a BEAUTIFUL venue! Ushers are super friendly. Went to see Richard Marx and Rick Springfield last night. Seats were awesome - first row balcony, and they were comfy too. I just LOVE this venue. I Ubered to the location but I have a feeling parking might be a pain. The roads are crowded in and out of that Capital One campus, too. Highly recommend. Can't wait to go back. read more
It is a good venue for broadway shows and plays. 1. Theater is very nice, a bit roomier seats than places like Warner theater but not as good as the Kennedy center. 2. Drink stations and very roomy hall is way better than any other theater in DMV. They have not just 1 but 3 areas you could get full service bar with cocktails and drinks and coffee/tea, everything. Lots of great seating areas/ balcony etc 3. Restaurant in the building is very good, if you wanna eat before or after the show. This makes it better than others. 4. Parking: cheaper compared to Kennedy center read more
Came here with my dad and sister to see John Crist. What a beautiful place! I assume the minor confusion on parking is not them. It's open and spacious inside. A huge bar area. The staff and signage is very helpful. We were on the second floor balcony, right at the rail. Perfect seats. I don't think there would be any bad seats though. Great places to eat nearby. Aside from DC traffic being its normal self, this is a super easy place to get to. read more
Fantastic venue! Just opened 10.2021!! Attached parking garage, plenty of lobby standing room, long pretty bar area, clean restrooms and fantastic entertainment hall. Hubby and I visited on 10.22.2021 to see DL Hughley and it was great. Loved the intimate theater hall, quality sound system and cozy environment. I am most definitely looking forward to returning back sooner than later. read more
1 year ago
Had a great time at Get The Led Out this week, a phenomenal Led Zeppelin tribute band. My only complaints were subtle, that parking on my ticket said to use Garage C3 but the actual garage was C2 and I had to back out awkwardly from C3. Finding the venue from the garage was easy though. About halfway through the show there was an intermission and the bathroom line was a bit long. Then towards the end of the show staff started asking everyone to stop videoing the performance with cell phones. Like, why not say this upfront? Very rude to interrupt someone's video and climb over folks to get to that person to tell them don't video. Everyone did anyway. I was lucky and found seats closer to the stage that didn't have some very tall person's head in my way. I had 8th row seats but ended up in the 6th row. If it was a sold out event I would have been mad my original seat was so bad! Get The Led Out was amazing though and I even got the set list to take home with me! Exiting the parking lot was very easy and the venue is adjacent to 495. I only waited an extra 10 minutes to leave the garage. I will be back, especially when Get The Led Out plays next!! read more
3 years ago
Very nice service, the parking was organized and there were see weak parking attendants to assist. The security greeted us and did their job with ease. There were more than one bar where you could get drinks from and food as well. The prices and menu were displayed on high screens on each side of the bar. Nice lounge area to wait at before the show began and even a set up outside with a beautiful view. The staff inside was ready by the doors to let us in. They were friendly ass well. I also spoke to a women that worked for Capital one hall. She was pleasant and gave us info on upcoming shows the bathroom was so clean. They had an individual staff and the a bathroom right next door to service several guests at one time. I def can't wait to watch another show here. Thinking about seeing stomp in April 2024. read more
4 years ago
Easy to get to... I don't know about the parking because took a Lyft. Since we arrived early, waited a few minutes in line for the place to open. Went through security and upstairs. Big open space, with a few bars. Bar staff is great and the drinks are made well. Later, went upstairs to find out seats and hall staff were helpful. Loved out seats and the acoustics. Loved the whole experience on this first visit. read more
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4 years ago
Absolutely beautiful and brand new venue in the suburbs of DC. Parking at the center is easy, just be sure to book online with Ticketmaster in advance if attending a show. All employees were kind. Cup holders at the seats. Extremely large women's room and I didn't have to wait forever during intermission to use it. Literally my only complaint was the lack of food choices. All they had were high sugar snacks (candy bars or cookies) and one choice of a club sandwich which looked really bad. Even some popcorn would have been great. In the program for the play they bragged about the chef, so I was confused. I will be back , but will be sure to eat somewhere else beforehand. read more
3 years ago
This is one of the great concert venues in the DC metro area. New, beautiful design, great acoustics & comfortable seating. Reminded me of the Kennedy Center. Near the Tysons metro station, ample parking in garage two blocks away. Limited bar service and snacks in the lobby. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Great shows and amazing design. Season tickets are the way to go. Love the Broadway selection. Heard there's a lot of comedy shows too read more
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