The NFL is Business, But this was Fraud. Better Fan experience to be had at High School Games. Went to a Home Commanders game. The food was horrible, all of it, not fit for my dog. I would be reported to PETA if I fed it to my dog. Seats were purchased online, and did not show any obstruction. In fact, the picture of the view was farther towards the front of the section, not from where our seats actually were. This is FRAUD. Do not buy tickets anywhere between the 20 yard to 30/40/50 lines in the 2 hundred sections. Jump up to the 400 sections. At least you'll see the field. Sound system, noise filled over driven amplifiers, monitors were cheap tiny intermittently refreshing screens. Parking was a rip off, $90 dollars after fees. The only thing they got right was the bottled water, (My guess is that even ownership can't screw up bottled water-like everything else). The entire experience was garbage. Everything was so expensive and not worth it-seats, food, parking, I feel dirty for giving the money to this owner for virtually nothing of quality in return. Try making your kid a fan of the team under these circumstances- and to make it worse, the actual team got embarrased on the field. Keep in mind, football can be a beautiful sport, even bad games, but the game is no good if you can hardly see it. There should be a class-action lawsuit for this level of widespread rip-off. We will never return to this venue, and never dillude ourselves into thinking this organization can do anything of quality, for any reason except by accident. To ownership-Thanks for ripping us and everyone else in the 200's section off completely- everyone I spoke to at the game was just as incensed about the experience of sitting in this burgundy-gold toilet. We felt like it really was a toilet- and the Eagles came to town and crapped on the home team. Management got the money, so I imagine that they will just flush it, and forget about it. We won't- that was our last dime spent on your product. read more

Commanders Field - Actual view. BUYER BEWARE - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Landover, Maryland

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Stadium is okay, lots of closed down sections and it's pretty beat up to be honest. I went for a Redskins game. The tailgating was great & the crowd was excellent. Those things mean way more to me than the building. If going you must do hailbbq. Look it up. Absolutely tremendous value & food was incredible I'd go back. read more

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First visit to FedEx Field, first Redskins game, against the husband's beloved Giants. We thought it was a great stadium and fun experience. Perhaps because the Redskins aren't doing well this season, and the Giants even worse, we were able to score Club (300 level) seats for $75 a piece. Regular ticket prices seem a bit on the higher side compared to other stadiums. Because it was Thanksgiving night and there had been a threat of snow, the same seats were selling for as low as $49 at one point. My one complaint about the stadium is the cost of parking. $55 through Ticketmaster not including their fees. And there seems to be no other viable alternative. Metro shut down before the end of the game, exterior lots are a hefty walk away and Uber surges up to 4x after games. Buying resold parking passes is risky because many of them are fake. Getting in and out of the lot was seamless. By sheer luck we drove directly to our designated entrance, several lanes were open and our parking attendant was quick and efficient (shout out to the young guy with the long braids in the lane for E Green lot. Very nice and helpful. Happy Thanksgiving man!) Although the stadium had opened hours earlier than usual, tailgating was light. But those who were remained respectful (and relatively sober.) People were having fun but there was no rowdiness. Visible presence of security and police meant we always felt safe. Signage inside was easy to follow, directing us to the Club escalators. It's a whole other world up there! Walk through the doors to the 300 level and feel the heat! Inside are lounge chairs, sit down restaurants, big screens and lots of color versus concrete. Bathrooms have a hot water faucet. We were pleasantly surprised that prices were fair and comparable to DC. A cheeseburger was $10. Crab cake $18. Mixed drinks as low as $11. Not all, however. A hot chocolate puts you back $6 ($13 if you get a shot of Baileys.) Seats were fantastic, just as cramped as those in other sections, but cushioned and including cup holders. 'Skins fans are really nice. Friendly competition, no animosity toward other opposing fans (try to find that in Philly!) Personally, I find the loud music, flashing lights and even the shiny gold pom poms distracting. I even missed a kickoff because of visual overstimulation. But, overall a great experience and the Army paratroopers that opened the game were very cool to watch. read more

Commanders Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Landover, Maryland

Attending events at this venue is consistently a horrible experience. There is zero support for traffic routing and everything is way overpriced. Never doing another show here again. read more

Biggest complaint: the team stinks. As far as stadiums go, I've definitely been to better. It's a tad cold, unless, of course, you're on the club level (which I was). It's nicer in there, but that's not the majority of the visitors' experience. The seats are cramped and already looking old, which is stunning for a stadium as new as this one. The overall feeling is claustrophobic. Worst part about it is, you get a great view wherever you sit of watching the beloved hometown team lose yet another game. read more

It costs $60 to park here. Wrap your head around that... $60 JUST to park on site. For a concert you have already paid hundreds of dollars to see. Plus, there is also ALWAYS traffic getting in and getting out. Sometimes it takes 2 hours to get out of the lots! It's CRAZY. The lower level seating is great though, as are the suite level seats. The nosebleeds, not so much. Also, seriously, the ramp up to the upper levels is ridiculous. Why is that the only option? They get great acts though, and the sound is spectacular, hence the 2 stars instead of 1. Also, the staff is mostly friendly. However, the card machines tend to go down frequently, so that is annoying. I'd suggest bringing cash. Also, if it's raining prepare for disgusting bathrooms, and have your own TP on hand towards the end of the night as they seem to always be out of it at concerts. They are also sticklers for the NFL rules on purses. Make sure you read the rules and know they will not let you in with an umbrella. read more

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This is my second time watching a game at Fedex Field. It was a better experience than my first one which was more than 10 years ago. We had very nice seats however, because parking is expensive, we had to park at the Metro station and do a 20-minute walk from the station. Stadium food is known to be overpriced, but I felt theirs were WAY overpriced for so little. We got a personal pizza for $20 (not bad taste but the crust was crumbly). From Johnny Rockets, we got a cheeseburger and fries combo for $20 and the patty was way smaller than the bun. $6 for a bottle of water and we got a blended drink from Black Rifle Coffee Company and it was over $11. It's either you eat outside (where it will be cheaper) before the game or you splurge on the food and save on other things. That's where our parking savings went. Lastly, as mom to two football fanatics, I wish I can take them to football games but at this point, it will be hard to do so with all the cussing going on, drunk fans, and we even smelled weed from where we sat. One fan sitting on the aisle refused to get up to let people pass and was being obnoxious about it--telling them to go around (the long way simply because he wouldn't get up, but would take the time to lecture them). Though the stadium made effort to announce to the general public to be "good fans", you still can't avoid this sort of behavior (and language) from being hurled about. Oh, the bag requirements is a pain, too. It's time to rethink this. read more

We bought tickets for the commanders: Eagles game Oct 29, 2023. Could not find our tailgate and security told us it was a scam. When I called the next day, talked to Emma Fortune who was not helpful at all. Said she would call me back and did not. Horrible experience read more

To get in here it was no problem. I didn't get to see how much they charge to park inside since we called an Uber for drop us off. It looks like it's self parking here which isn't bad. Once inside we only took advantage of the sovenier drinks since they were endless so we said heyyyyyy lol. We usually always get Nachos or hot dogs, but the Nachos were really small and way over priced even for me lol. We'll stay away from discussing the game since apparently the Raiders kinda forgot to show up lol. The Redskins fans around us we actually pretty cool, we had a good time in section 117 row 4. Ok here was the horrible part of FedEx Field, getting to the Uber pick, trying to get a driver & then getting out there. Let's just say that's a whole experience in itself. Yeah traffic is a little bad, so if you don't take a car you will walk & wait & wait. read more

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Worst stadium in America. From getting to the parking lots to bad sight lines, lousy sound, no escalators... what a joke of a venue.

Really disappointed with Fed ex field. We came here for a work event and just a bad experience overall. It didn't seem like the people working here really wanted to help. The area that we were in was a horrible space and the chairs that they had set up for our guests were dirty. When we brought it up, it took about 30 minutes to get someone to clean them (which was also suspect). The event was successful on our end, but just a horrible experience. read more

This place is a joke. Took us 3 ish hours combined to enter and exit the stadium. They claim you need to pay an exorbitant amount for a parking pass... then have NOBODY to check them. Entrances and exits closed off, so you can't even use the lot or pass you PAID FOR. People legit missed the show because of their ineptitude. The stadium is trashy and the bathrooms are so awful, I'm certain even homeless people would be disgusted to use them. Thank God for Coldplay waiting for the thousands of people stuck in the God awful parking lots. Do better. read more

For a Redskins fan like myself who has only followed the team vicariously via television, to see a game at Fed Ex Field is, indeed, a rare opportunity that would have been hard to pass up. Besides, no football fan who takes himself seriously can really say his fandom is complete without having seen a live game. However, the stadium-going experience at Fed Ex Field, for all of its exclusivity, definitely is flawed. The congested concourses, as would be expected, are lined with shops that sell overpriced team merchandise that target spontaneous shoppers. The only thing that breaks the monotony of these shops is the food stalls that sell woefully unappetizing food at obscene prices. So, facing lunchtime and a policy that bans food from being brought into the stadium, I ordered a cheesesteak at a Greene Turtle Bar & Grille stall on the club level concourse that was simply one of the worst things of any kind that I have ever eaten in my life. Surely, even Andrew Zimmern, putting on his bravest face, would rather have been flogged or forced to eat a whole durian than consume what I did. And, while there is a certain gladiatorial splendor to the playing field, watching a game from the stands, like the food, isn't very pleasant either. I sat in section 317 on the club level (at an angle to the end zone) and spent extended periods of the game with a strained view of the action. But, even seats on the fifty-yard line wouldn't have been great. Even these prime seats are wanting as either team advances away from the center of the field. The Redskins were, on this afternoon, playing the Carolina Panthers; and, none of the players looked bigger than a grasshopper. From my vantage point, as the action moved beyond the fifty-yard line to my left, the players, whose jersey numbers and names were impossible to read, became increasingly obscured by the severity of the angle and the fact that the advancement of the ball steadily increased the distance between my seat and the game action. Being used to watching a game on TV, I missed the zoomed-in sensation provided by the camera and how it always offers a tight view of the line of scrimmage. Interestingly, as well, I missed the play-by-play and color commentary that characterizes the typical television broadcast. I missed the excitement of the play-by-play announcer's voice and how the color commentator explains the plays and penalties that take place and the strategies that are employed throughout the game. It's not that I'm a novice fan who needs such explanation. It's just that the game seemed, somehow, muted and incomplete by its absence. The Redskins fans themselves, who are a generally lethargic bunch (and whose job isn't to fill the aforementioned voids), hardly made up for the missing voices that I wanted. Maybe, I'm soft; but, I'd much rather have watched the game at a sports bar or, optimally, in the confines of a comfortable living room (one with a plush couch, a widescreen TV, convenient access to a bathroom, and, yes, a kitchen too). It's sad to say; but, for me, football, like the evening news or a cooking show, is best watched on television. I think I'll pass on any future tickets. read more

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I gave my former lover some food. Next thing you know they named this stadium after my act of kindness. Fed Ex. First-Hand Experience: Info on my personal visit to this stadium - I've seen only one Redskins game here and it was magnificent. The crowd was intense, the stadium is gorgeous, and my friend from college is an NFL cheerleader here and one of the world's most beautiful women (hi Yelena!). However, the pricing means I cannot give it a 5. It's the most expensive stadium in the NFL. It's obscene. It's disgusting. The owner is probably the worst owner in the league all things considered. Puts out a terrible product and charges the maximum pricing. Not cool. Oh, and he won't change the team name. But the live experience here is amazing once you blow your annual salary on the ticket. Also this is the only stadium I have ever been to where there are multiple fees and tickets needed to tailgate. Now that I've been to every NFL stadium (current and former) and seen all 32 teams play live in the flesh, time to review them on Yelp! I love stadia! I've been to every cool sports arena in the UK & North America, it's an obsession I have with travel & sport. I've roamed America as a musician for years. In that time, I've seen sports games at (or toured when empty, or both) almost every major stadium in US/Canada. Many pictures taken which I'll upload eventually. On future travels, I'll new pix, and add more stadiums! Watch this space! ***back to regular review*** So this stadium looks absolutely beautiful from the inside and outside and creates a spectacular noise. Based on my own opinion of this stadium alone, it would get a 5/5 and be one of my fave stadiums in America. However, I see the reviews here are AWFUL, and there are a lot of legitimate grievances here. On the other hand, my friend is a Redskins cheerleader and by far the hottest girl I ever associated with in college (I heart you Y!). Then there is the fact that the Redskins have the worst owner ever, and are a rip off (the seats here I think are the NFL's most expensive by a stretch), the parking is horrendous, and the organization is a little racist (or puts brand naming before what is right). When you add it all together, it's surprising I still give it a 4. It's just a really nice stadium. And it keeps my former flames well fed. read more

Football game with my brother, who lives not too far away and is a big New York Giants fan. Me, I prefer the warm Miami Dolphins but they weren't playing here this weekend. Instead, the Redskins (they still call them the Redskins) were hosting those aforementioned Giants. A quick peek at Stubhub and I found two nosebleed seats for the low, low price of $80 each. Ouch, but do-able for a special occasion. Arriving at the stadium via a shuttle bus that dropped us off in the sticks, I don't know what the rest of the people dealt with as far as parking prices or public transportation but I did see lots of folks parked here and tailgating. Some elaborate setups, too. Big screen TV's and gas grills. And lots of booze. Once we were metal detected and tickets scanned, we were inside. Many concessions on the ground floor, all of which were extremely expensive. The lines this early weren't bad, but they got longer. $10 for a cheeseburger? $9.50 for a bottle of Bud Light? WTF, folks. The seats, one row below the fence at the 40 yard line, were surprisingly good. We were able to see the game quite well and other than two idiots who stood up during every play, unobstructed. Many other seats were open, entire rows even, so we just moved a little to the side and avoided the jerks. Oh, and for the rest of the jerks, there were poorly behaved fans supporting both the Giants and the Redskins. I was immune as I was wearing my Dolphins jersey, but my brother caught some static from a shmuck that was simply embarrassing. #3100! read more

My buddy has great seats, but that can't get around the obscene prices on concessions, the lack of parking, and the poor fan experience. Still, live NFL football is pretty great, so I would go again. read more

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My first Redskins game at FedEx Field this year marked my foray into become a true Washingtonian. Our seats were pretty clutch, but my whole experience there was on the meh side. 1) Get your fill on food and bevvys before the game because whatever they are selling in there will cost you an arm and a leg. I purchased a lukewarm, watered down hot chocolate for $8. 2) I'm obviously not a football fan, so the things I do care about like food and drink options were vastly underwhelming. Even the decrepit, crumbling down RFK Stadium had more unique food choices than this gigantor-like complex. Where's my Ben's? Or Shake Shack? At least some old Salvadorean grandma making pupusas in the corner? 3) Parking and leaving is a total cluster. I'm so glad that I didn't drive to this event or else there would have been an Asian woman driving accident going on. On the bright side: Seats are fairly comfortable, bathrooms are clean and the fans are friendly. Hail! read more

The stadium was set up like most stadiums, not a dome. Little to no coverage for rainy days and no escalators for non-club members. Food was terrible but the staff was excellent! Entertaining and lively really enjoyed their company. read more

I LOVE the Redskins I was born and bred a Redskins fan they will always be my team I don't care how sucky and shitty they are. Their owner however, can lick my ass!!!! I miss the days of RFK Stadium it was quaint, it was small, but it was the HOME of the Redskins!!!!! It was actually in DC and the experience that you had at RFK was freaking awesome. The experience that you have a FedEx Field not so much, don't even try to Metro there because the metro station is far as fuck away and you have to take a shuttle that drops you off far the fuck away from the stadium and you still end up walking a mile to get there. And for the ladies you cannot bring in even the smallest purse so if you're on your period you better plan on missing the game because you can't pack a tampon or a pad unless you can fit in your pocket. It's absolutely asinine that they will not allow you to bring any kind of bag inside. The drinks and food are overpriced and when I find even more ridiculous about the greedy shitbag owner Dan Snyder, is that he owns Johnny Rockets which is the majority of the food places in the stadium and he still charges a ridiculous amount for the food from Johnny Rockets. This dude should honestly be dropped kicked in the face for screwing over loyal Redskins fans the way that he does. I used to have season passes but gave them up because he hiked the price up so bad that they were absolutely unaffordable. And as much as I love the Redskins I'm not going to be paying the amount he wants or expects his fans to pay to watch them suck because he doesn't know the difference between being a owner and being a coach. He needs to keep his dumbass in the owners booth and stay out of the coaching arena. I will go to games just because it's the Redskins and I love them and I love the tailgating and I love the fans but as far as FedEx Field goes it's a far cry from the amazing experience I used to have going to football games at RFK. read more

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Horrible experience so far and I'm not even in the stadium! Traffic is the worst!! People being paid to direct traffic are uneducated lazy fat pestilent pieces of crap. Intentionally sent by more than one of the turds in opposite direction from our parking in the worst of traffic. Ok. Didn't even want to stay past 3 quarter. Seats are smaller than coach on airplanes. Highway robbery prices at the concessions. Shame on you Redskins! Nothing more than a money grab. PT Barnum would've been proud of this scam. This is not the team I grew up with and I'm disgusted with the whole experience. read more

My first time here was one of the best nights of my life. Dream seats, Skins vs. Eagles and my team won (obviously I'm not a Skins fan). We rolled in to the purple lot no probs, Monday night football and it's 6 p.m. My friend Steph and I, wearing opposing gear, got hammered and grilled and made a variety of friends, some who appeared to be homeless and really into hot dogs. No matter, nothing could tarnish the silver lining of a fantastic night. The seats were incredible (40 yard line, row 1). I realize this review is horribly slanted, as most people don't get to experience Fedex like this. I probably will never go back as I will never get those seats again, right behind the Skins bench where I could gracelessly heckle to players with "you suck!" and talk shit to the bouncer or whatever the hell she was trying to get me to sit down. I even won the Skins fans over after the Eagles scored a TD in the first five minutes. I was the only speck of green in a sea of burgundy and it felt great. The beer seemed to be priced OK, $7 for a Miller Light. Actually that's ridiculous, but I drink in D.C. all the time and it's not any more expensive than being in a club, plus I didn't need that many since we caned a bottle of Patron in the lot in true baller style! For my 300th review, this experience is well worth the honor of resting here, and the venue will forever remain glorious in my mind...at least until I go back and have to sit in the 400s with the rest of the peasants. read more

Commanders Field - snicker - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Landover, Maryland

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The only reasons I would ever go to a Redskins game is because: (in numerical order) 1) They're playing the Chargers, 2) I won tickets from work or some other source, or 3) a friend forces me to go with them. Unfortunately, number 2 or 3 hasn't happened to me (yet) so the Chargers vs. Redskins game was my first Redskins game ever. This was also my first Chargers game since moving out of San Diego 2 years ago and was surprised to see so many other Chargers fans at FedEx field! (yay!) FedEx is a huge stadium located in Landover, MD, with tons of parking spaces all around with most people tailgating, grilling, drinking, and playing games. (P.S. We tailgated with Kimberly S. and her BBQ chicken was the bombdiggity!) Going into and leaving the stadium was a little difficult, but that was definitely expected. The bathrooms were surprisingly clean and the lines moved a lot faster than it looked. As for food and drink, there was a Johnny Rockets (of course, thanks to Dan Snyder) several fast food selections (hot dogs, burgers, fries, etc.), and beer, but the food selection was minimal and a bit more expensive compared to other sporting venues I've been to. If one of the three reasons I've stated above were to happen (especially #1), I'll probably be back here in the future. read more

FedEx field is a stadium that a has a special place in a lot of people's hearts having the Redskins play there for almost 20 years now. I, myself, not being a Redskins fan see it as a decent place to watch a football game. One of the positives about FedEx is the tailgating. It's easy enough to get a cheap parking pass somewhere close to the stadium from multiple vendors selling them. It seems like that's where the convenience stops, though. Once you get into the stadium, it's pretty typical of any stadium. Long lines, drinks and food are overpriced. The usual. I will say though that our standing room seats (though not cheap) were actually pretty fun to stand in. There is a designated spot for each ticket which i appreciate. Also, the line for the bathroom wasn't bad at all. They've got a few nice food selections, but a lot of it is pretty run of the mill stadium food. All in all, FedEx is a nice enough stadium to where you can come to a game and enjoy yourself without too many problems. read more

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Aside from being the Redskins stadium, the prices aren't terrible. Nachos with cheese and chili are $5 and you can get a bottomless soda for $10 which we absolutely made the most of. Not terrible imho. Also, even the nosebleed seats aren't terrible because that stadium isn't that large. read more

Commanders Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Landover, Maryland

I meant to write this review a long time ago: This place is crap. Just like the Redskins. And it is reminiscent of the old Giants stadium. Which was also crap. Just like the Giants. But seriously... no thanks. read more

I revisted this field for the first home game in 2014. I sat in section 230 row 11 seat 8. I was hesitant about purchasing these seats. From my search online this section was ify. But once we arrived, the seating was pretty decent. We sat under the stands above us. As a result, we didnt feel any sun so the breeze was nice but was cold at times. Also, if it rains (straight down) the stands would shield the rain from falling on us. Which it's a good thing...of course! We arrive to the steps outside the stadium about 10 minutes before game time ...and the wait was the worst!!!! There is no organization at the gate. I think it took us about 25 mins to finaly get in and be seated. Luckily when you walk into the stadium section 230 is directly straight ahead. I would definitely recommend these seats tho. IMO rows 13 and back are prolly not so good seats. Nevertheless, I'd say visit here. I don't believe it's the best stadium in the nation, but it'll do. Go Redskins!!! Oh arrive about 1 hour before start time...shouldn't be a wait to get in and get seated. Parking is $40. Cash only read more

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Went to my first Redskins game and had such a good time! They have several parking lots in front of the stadium so plenty of room for tailgating which was so fun. They are pretty organized and we were able to get move through the line and get in rather quickly. The beers were pretty expensive but that is to be expected. The nachos were equivalent to 7-11 quality. I will say all the lines moved really quickly so if you wanted to grab a quick beer you would miss too much of the game. The ticket were very reasonable, about $60 but we were in the highest section, they played the Eagles and I know that effects the price, the following week they played the Giants and tickets were half as expensive. I will for sure be going to more games at this stadium because the pros outweigh the cons :) read more

Commanders Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Landover, Maryland

Watched Manchester United play here in the summer of 2014. While the game was wonderful and the experience was fabulous, FedEx Field is a poor excuse for a sporting venue. I have seen hundreds and hundreds of sporting events of all shapes and sizes, I have to say that this stadium is without a doubt the worst. Parking is too expensive and was gridlocked in the parking lot hours after the game. The event staff was so rude and wouldn't directly answer questions when asked. They would just shrug. My girlfriend wasn't allowed to bring a small bag inside that only had her camera in it. They frequently yelled pointless gibberish. The doors opened an hour late. The food options were poor and the staff didn't know how to work the register. The club level was clean, but very crowded. The bathroom had no paper towels or soap or toilet paper. Disgusting. One thing they did that was incredibly dangerous and unsettling was close all exits from the 3rd level except for one escalator. I have never felt so unsafe before. I am very happy there was no emergency. Overall, I am giving two stars despite my opinion that the event coordinators should be fired immediately because I was able to have fun and watch my team despite it all. I had very nice seats and the view was great. I will not return to this abysmal failure of a stadium until these very fixable, but very dangerous conditions are addressed. read more

Commanders Field - Incredible view, horribly ran stadium. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Landover, Maryland

Fed ex field is OK -- if you're willing to shell out the cash for club level seats. If you're in any other level, be prepared to wait in lines lines lines. Lines to get in, lines for beer, lines to get to your seat, lines for beer, lines for fries, lines for more beer, lines for the bathroom, lines for beer... I'm addition, to make extra revenue the stadium added additional seats in the 200 section that are blocked. Before purchasing any seats in the 200 section make absolutely sure they aren't blocked. Enjoy your game and try and sneak in a snack bar to enjoy while waiting in line! read more

Commanders Field - #httrs view from the 400 section. Not bad if you want to see all the action! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Landover, Maryland

A stadium that perfectly matches the home team which perfectly matches the nickel and dime'ing owner who perfectly matches the gullible and corporate fan base that supports it! Why are they a great match? Because the owner, fanbase, stadium and team always finish in the same place: LAST!!!! As for my personal experience, what is there to enjoy and by enjoy, Traffic so terrible that you spend 10 minutes to move 10 feet, concessions so overpriced and foul that it'll be the most expensive bout of diarrhea you will ever have, fans so rude and obnoxious that they chant DALLAS SUCKS (and they do) whenever the game is out of hand, and restrooms so dirty due to the fans episodes of diarrhea thanks to the food, expired beer, and watching a team whose performance will make you sick. Nevermind the fact that you're charged a parking fee even when you don't park and there's a tailgating fee to tailgate and a tailgating fine if you tailgate in a non-designated tailgating area. Last I checked, every stadium has open tailgating... Except Fed Ex Field! So if you're someone who loves spending insane amounts of money to watch an underachieving team of overpaid prima donnas owned by an evil greedy jocksniffer of an owner playing in a toilet bowl that is a stadium then ladies and gentleman, let me present to you your Washington Redskins at Fed Ex Field! P.S. If you read this Dan Snyder, this review is my personal opinion. You can't sue me for that. If you do, you'll lose, just like your team! read more

Join the women of washington club for free events:) I've come here probably 6 times since its been open. I was there most recently for a Women's of Washington Holiday event party. That day we were escorted to the Owner's Suite East room where we were welcomed for being loyal and dedicated fans coupled with the fact that it was also a Toys for Tots event. They had a photo booth that we got to partake in and had complimentary wine, water and soft drinks, pasta, salad and bread. The greatest thing about this event was the amazing view of the field from this suite. I couldn't believe how incredible it was from up there. It didn't seem real at all. I would go to all the games of they were up here:) GAME DAY I usually try and get there 3 hours before a game to avoid the traffic. The cost for parking onsite was $40 and its about a 15 minute walk from wherever you are. I personally only go only when I'm convinced because my entire day is spent trying to there and also its not cheap. I miss the days when you could hop on the metro, pay $5 to ride the shuttle bus to and from the closet metro station on game day. CLUB LEVEL I've only gotten to come here when there's DRAFT Day and you can walk around and when there's an event in their Lounge on this level. It's actually a nice option to have if you have seats on this level. Overall, I'd rather watch at home unless tix are free. It's just a tough commute from Arlington and my whole day is spent trying to avoid traffic. Women of Washington club Join online for free and you'll be informed of some cool events that you can participate. read more

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Do you like paying $200 for a concert ticket/parking, only to listen to the concert in traffic on FedExField grounds? Then this is the place for you! I went to FedExField for the first time for the Taylor Swift concert on 7/10/18. The concert started at 7pm, and I arrived at the intersection of Landover Rd and Brightseat Rd at 6:45pm. I thought I had made it in perfect timing, unfortunately it took another HOUR to drive the last half mile into the Green Lot. The traffic getting into the lots was complete gridlock. If I had known parking was this much of a mess, I would have skipped the $63 ($50 + fees) they charge for this luxury, and parked at a lot further away for $30. Fortunately I made it just in time to see Taylor (who was amazing), but missed both openers. Leaving the grounds was just as bad as arriving, taking an hour and a half. I wish I could have taken Metro, however they closed before the concert ended. I would like to think the entire management team at FedExField is embarrassed by the experience they offer fans. I can't imagine dealing with the field's logistics issues to watch the Redskins lose. My tip to future concert goers is to skip the $50 parking pass, and park at one of the $30 lots further out. It's a long walk to the field, but actually much faster than parking at the field itself. read more

Wow! Wow! Redskin Vs Eagles!! They need more good parking spots. Some of them are $40. Local people charges $25 on average to let visitors park in front of their houses. Traffic jam was terrible. Minot big a football fan. I might not go there again soon. read more

1.5 stars. Dear lord, this place is awful, and I loathe it with a fiery passion. I've been here a handful of times and didn't much enjoy any of my visits. The building is a rat maze, the field is muddy mess with a smidgen of grassy stuff and sparse sideline room, the tunnel smells like decomposing roadkill, and they only let certain customers use the elevators... wtf? I still haven't fully figured out who those customers are btw. And then they have this "party section" where you're essentially duped into paying to stand and watch the games... yeah... right. Thanks for such a fantastic deal :-/ The only thing I do like about Fedex is the Owners Club, which most guests will likely never get to see anyway. So I guess y'all are SOL. Sorry. I'm glad I'm not a Redskins fan because I'd be pissed if this was my lone option for seeing my favorite team play. My advice is to start liking the Ravens and go hit up M&T Bank Stadium. Now that's a sporting venue done right. read more

Commanders Field - View from the Press Box - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Landover, Maryland

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I'm still working my way into the whole "pro football" thing. (I'm a college football fan.) I was invited to a recent Skins game by a friend's boyfriend, whose family gets season tickets every year. The tailgating lots are a bit scattered, but what lots aren't? I felt like we were a bit sequestered in B34, but the walk to the stadium reaffirmed my knowledge that we were not alone. Skins fans are crazy, and so nice! They're not nasty like I've heard other fans can be. The stadium had ample restrooms, decent lines (not too long) at concession stands, and the staff seemed to move the crowds calmy and swiftly to the their seats. It wasn't as big as I thought it was going to be. We had some upper-deck seats, which provided perfect views of the field and neighboring fans. We tried to wait out the traffic at our tailgate site after the game, but we still hit a bit of it on the Beltway. I wish the stadium wasn't so far out of D.C., but if you know people with cars or are okay with putting up with the Metro, you're golden. I had a truly amazing time, probably because of the awesome people I was with and the gorgeous weather. I hope I can make a trip back to the field soon! Go Skins! read more

Commanders Field - Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Landover, Maryland

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I snagged a sweet $5 LivingSocial deal to attend to yesterday's Women of Washington Redskins (WOW!) Movie Night: The Blind Side. This was my first time visiting the stadium, so I was excited about that. Even more excited that the deal gave me VIP access. Niiiiiiiiiice. The event started off with a tour of the facility. The tour guide was pretty clueless, didn't do a good job of answering the kids' questions and just seemed to rush through everything. I didn't let that clown ruin my fun though. The movie aired on the big screen within the Ciroc Suite, which was pretty swank. The concession stand was decent and included the basics: (stale ass!) popcorn, sodas, bottled water and candy (Twizzlers, plain M&Ms, peanut M&Ms). The Women of Washington Redskins did a nice job of organizing. I'm looking forward to attending more events in the future. read more

It is huge. Hard to remain relaxed with the energies here. While I'm here I care about nothing. Just enjoying the vibe and the event. But now I am relaxed on my sofa. And I have one thing worth mentioning: the food. I felt as if I am at the airport. Limited options, all of them are over priced. None of them good enough. And it's not that the tickets to enter are for free. So either give a better option, or lower the tickets costs. read more

Been a season ticket holder for 5 years. The stadium has gone through some nice changes but there is more to be desire. The good: Tailgating atmosphere. The parking lot is so big and so many fans tailgate. Heck there are even a bunch of pro tailgates that u can just show up for and eat for free. Stadium had a few nice upgrades such as new jumbo trons, standing room areas and most recently new giant video walls in the endzone concession. Though the video is delayed so you here the oohs and ahs before u see them. In game experience is fun, the new ribbon board set off a "fuse" to light off the Hail to the Redskins fight song after TDs. And recently they've been playing that much more! The bad: it's a boring stadium. Inside looks like an unfinished basement. Food is also boring unless u have club seats. There are several different stands...Johnny Rockets, Green turtle, generic stadium stands BUT they all have essentially the same food! Chicken fingers are good, Burgers, dogs & nachos are nothing special, and cheesesteak is horrible...unless u go to the upper bowl and get them from the cheesesteak stands. That's why I tailgate big before the game. New bag policy. It sucks but I get it. No more sneaking in cookies and snacks. I wish there were big signs at the gates or up the walk ways. It's annoying to get suck behind fans who didn't know are are arguing at the entrance holding the line. The Ugly: It feels like all concession prices went up this year. Beer went up to $9.50 and mixed drinks are $11. Soda is $6, candy is $5. I think its more than movie theaters. Crazy!! Another reason I tailgate. TRAFFIC!! Yes I know that traffic is always an issue when u have this many people leaving. But I definitely think they can improve. I usually park in the lot off arena drive. It takes me almost am hour to get on the highway and its only a mile away. Once on 495 you are good to go. The problem with the lots are that there are lanes blocked off with cop cars who are directing traffic. That causes a 6 Lanes to merge into 4. Not sure why they couldnt park off the main road. Also pedestrian traffic doesn't seemed to be controlled. They should try to enforce jwalking but lots of times they are crossing in the middle of traffic which also holds up the lines. The other option is Metro...but warning the walk is about a mile to 1.5 miles depending on where in the stadium/tailgate spot u need to get to. It's not that bad of a walk unless u are bringing young kids and you get the "daddy can u carry me" look from you 4 yo daughter. read more

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Even though the product on the field is defective (especially the offensive line and the starting quarterback), this is still a nice stadium to watch a football game in. I recently took a Lions pre-season game against our currently sorry excuse for a home team in the D.C. area and found the crowd, friendly, knowledgeable, and a large minority wearing Lions blue. I actually got my tickets for $11, up high but at midfield, on the internet from a disgruntled Washington fan who gave their pre-season ticket up cheap. While I'm sure this is not the case during the regular season in this gridiron football town, I appreciated the fact that all of us transplants can see their former local team. Of course the big problem is no matter how big the pre-season discount was on the ticket, the food prices are still astronomical. The stadium's draconian bag policy - seriously, no backpacks, no other stadium does that - leaves the patron very beholden to the vendors. I avoided paying $9.25 for a beer but I could not avoid $6.50 for nachos. And said nachos were the only vegetarian choice in the nosebleed seats that I could find. I get that it's "fooball" and all about meat and potatoes and bald eagles and such, but still. I got to see my fellow Michigan State alumnus, Kirk Cousins, lead the local team on a late game winning drive and I got to see the Lions break Robert Griffin III in half at the start of the second quarter (not like that's hard though) so it was an enjoyable time with bells, whistles, fireworks and all the trimmings. And I got a nice workout walking the mile from the Morgan Avenue stop on the Silver or Blue Line (Lions colors, nice). All in all, it was a night of entertainment I would gladly pay $10 for again. Just not full NFL prices during the regular season. read more

Commanders Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Landover, Maryland

I hoped the reviews were exaggerated. We had a good start. It was a $55 ride via Uber from Woodbridge to Maryland. Entrance was organized and the snacks were good. Lots of Bears fans made it very special. But then the game was over and we left 10 mins before....right into the chaos. The stadium has a designated Uber lot (a scam if you ask me as Uber works based on supply and demand). Having said that, our ride tripled in price. Yes, TRIPLED $166 We bite the bullet, no problem. Until we get to the lot where there are about 300+ people waiting for an Uber ride!!!! Disorganized, complete chaos. Stay home, trust me. This place is operating on a business model from the 1950s. DISGUSTING!!! But let me not forget to mention that this stadium is the official sponsor of who? UBER!!!! read more