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    Mark N.

    Really 3.5. Went for a UVA v Illinois game. My brother in-law went to UVA Law, my wife was previously on faculty at U of I and I earned a masters degree there. The stadium is A+ for views of the game from the seats. There were several empty seats, so we moved around a bit and tried out different locations. All good. Nothing fancy. Traditional college seats and also a berm area. So this isn't NFL style box seats with AC and a food spread type stuff. UVA has great fans and so the atmosphere was excellent. The F-22 flyover by U.S. Air Force captains and UVA alums Chelsea Bailey and Nate Jewell was a nice touch for the 9-11 anniversary. Views away from the seats are not good. In other words, there are not really places where you can be in line for food/beer and still see the game well. There are some old TVs up but they are beat up and very hard to see with sun reflection. Many had little or no sound. The overall concessions were relatively poor in both choice and quality, but with high prices. We ended up not eating at all there. Getting IDed and buying a beer was a lengthy process, all for a very limited selection. Parking is limited so if you are from out of town I recommend walking there from your hotel. Getting through the metal detectors and scanning your tix was smooth and fast. All the staff we interacted with there were good. Overall the game was a good experience despite my Illini getting crushed.

    Pravash M.

    Safe and fun college football experience. Also a chance to see my Hoo daughter. Band, food, bevs, and excellent multimedia enhances the on-field spectacle. Sadly, I've not seen a win in person but there's plenty of time for that. Lol. Plenty of concessions and bathrooms throughout the complex. I park at Fontaine Research park and walk, just to avoid traffic. Plenty of tailgating in the arena lot.

    J David H.

    My son and I traveled from out of town to attend our first UVA game. It would be my 10 years olds first collegiate football game. So we were very excited and had high expectations of the visit. Parking is very limited, but many parking garages are located within a ten minute, or so walk... so no big deal. The outside of the stadium is appealing with it's brick exterior and open sided area on one of the end zone. In this area they have grass and columns fitting for the area which is unique. I really enjoyed looking at something other than rows and rows of aluminum seating. The restrooms are plentiful and at the beginning of the game well kept. That deteriorated more and more as the game went on. Many vendors with lots of options on food, drinks and other options such as flavored ice. Prices are about what you would expect from these type of venues, expensive. The seating is bench with not backing, but you can rent seats that attach with cushions and a backing... however I am unsure of pricing. From our area of looking at the field the artificial turf appeared well maintained and the field marking were easy to see. If it were not for the huge issue with trash cans in the lobby over flowing this review would be a 4. However, what I witnessed was very diligent fans picking up after themselves and trying to throw trash away. However, all through the game it just piled up and never got emptied which was unacceptable to me. Hopefully when we come back this will be rectified. UVA fans were really awesome and courteous.

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    Great place ! A tradition ! Good memories! Have been going to this stadium for over 20 years ! Parking is tight ! Good place tailgate!

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    Semester At Sea- Through the Institute for Shipboard Education was the best experience of my life…read more In the summer of 06' I decided I needed a little uprooting. I was severely unhappy in New York because the weather was just too cold for me and I don't think I was ready to head back to LA after only a year in college. So, after watching a video my friend's sister made of her trip around the world with Semester At Sea (SAS), I decided it had to be done. What can I say for it now? Well, with the exception of a few changes I would have made to my trip, I can not think of a more enriching, bubble-breaking, eye-opening experience. SAS is a 108 day program at sea, stopping briefly in 14 countries. Completely on your own, you're set in the middle of places you never knew existed or thought you would visit. From Burma to Egypt, Croatia to India, I couldn't have asked for a better way to spend 108 days of my life. I've kept a pretty extensive blog of my trip, although I do have to look thorugh some moving boxes to find the other, but if you'd like to read some of my anecdotes and memories, visit the travel section of my website at : http://miataylor.com/category/travel/

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