Clean place, happy employees, not crowded which is amazing; good movies selection. This is my place…read moreto go to.

Overall, this is a great theater. I was disappointed with the online process. I purchased a ticked…read moreonline to skip the long line at the ticket booth. When I walked to the ticket holder he told me I still had to go through the long line he didn't have a scanner. The point of buying online is for convenience. Please get the scanners so online buyers don't have to wait especially since I payed two dollars more for the convenience.

The local college (one of them, anyway), has devoted a retail space in the small downtown area to…read morean art museum. You can just walk in for free. It has two levels, and the top was more conventional while the bottom was a display of projects from local schools, arranged by grade level so you can observe human development. I thought it a slightly strange choice to have the museum here and not in one of the snazzy historic buildings on the campus, and it isn't an all-day kind of experience, but I continue to appreciate the role of universities in maintaining access to art for the public everywhere I go.

Moving to Lynchburg, I was upset that there wasn't a major league team around to catch a game…read more Granted, I grew up watching the Rays so seeing a Hillcats game isn't all that different. I enjoy seeing a game for the low prices and great seats at the cheapest level. You can bring your dogs and sit in section 1 or 4!

Baseball! This is…read morethe home of the Lynchburg Hillcats and it is a great place to watch a game. Like many of the minor league stadiums, every seat is a good seat - and with cheap concession prices and a good ball team, it adds up to a fun day out. Plenty of activities for the little ones during the game to keep them interested and it makes a fun diversion. All in all a great place to watch the game!

Had Patti Carey as a mang291 and mang391 professor and thought she was amazing until she blatantly…read moreacted against my wishes on something I had confided in her whilst claiming to be a student advocate. One of many poor Longwood experiences but the most memorable for sure!

if there was no stars I'd give that. Professors do not care about the students and when it is…read morebrought to attention of those higher up, they turn their cheek and do nothing. This is my first semester where a school does not provide enough furniture for the amount of students in a class. RIDICULOUS! Longwood wonders why their student numbers are going down.... If it was not for the close location from my house and the inability to transfer my classes to another close school due to my major then I would change schools. My advice is to save your money and go to a school that has Professors who care for the students, staff that is helpful with serious matters and don't turn a cheek when a matter is reported, and a school that provides the proper amount of desks for students in a classroom! D Hall food is very bland and disgusting. The food choices at Longwood is limited and there isn't much that surrounds FarmVille to eat off campus. Safety at Longwood is very sketchy to the point of car break ins with windows being smashed in in broad daylight. The overall atmosphere is sketchy and I very rarely see police officers anywhere on the grounds to help reduce these matters.

The Siegal Center has been home to VCU's basketball home games, graduations, and a number of other…read moreevents. So there's plenty of good memories at VCU's most recognized building. Door staff and security are easy and friendly, the facilities are always clean and kept up nicely. The event staff ranges from friendly to unsuitable but I think they're usually hired by an agency, so we'll take the good with the bad. The Siegel Ctr doesn't leave much for one to desire. Parking sometimes isn't all that fun but it always works out. Good venue for local sports and other events.

Not only does the Siegel Center host VCU teams, but it's also site of many VHSL state championships…read more-- basketball, volleyball and cheer -- and high school graduations. It could be bigger. It could have better concessions. But they do a terrific job sharing their space with the community.

Watched UVA beat Virginia Tech Men's basketball here. Sat in section 301, the view was great and…read morenot too high up. Upon entering the arena we were already on the 300 level which was nice. Parking was free and there was ample parking on site.

Went to a DMB concert here. The review is for the arena not the show…read more Arena is a mixed bag. Views and sound from most seats are pretty good. Ticketing via TicketMaster or AXS works well. I recommend avoiding doing Will Call however because the lines back up big time. Also recommend paying for the parking pass as trying to a get an Uber out of there is nearly impossible. Concessions are subpar and high priced. Limited beer selection plus a hard cider or two and no other booze. Food is limited to pizza, burgers, ice cream and other sweet stuff. Bathrooms could be larger but are typical for an arena of this size.

This museum is a school, which played a part in Brown vs Board of Education, the landmark Supreme…read moreCourt case. It is only a few hours' drive from the Supreme Court, but it is a world away. I had some apprehensions given the museum's funding sources included some corporate donors, but whatever process went into it, the final result appeared to me to be quality curation. What sets the museum apart its is specificity and reliance on primary sources. There are plenty of generic civil rights museums, but this one gives a clear impression of time and place. The primary source documentation sets forth some ugly sentiments; anyone who thinks that Virginia is not the Deep South is likely in for a rude awakening, but it also illuminates a variety of perspectives that don't mesh well with contemporary social commentary. The students here, many of whom were alive long enough to make it into the introductory movie, set forth a vision of egalitarianism and devotion to excellence. One of them compares the planning of the civil disobedience here to the Manhattan Project in its secrecy and single-minded commitment, a striking analogy. It is not a huge place (indeed, the fact that the school was too small for the student body is kind of the point), but I spent easily over an hour perusing the content even without a tour or special event. There is no charge to enter and the gift shop was not running when I dropped in, but a donation bin was open and I was more than happy to leave something.

Love love love this place! What an amazing historical place . Thank you to everyone for keeping…read morethis historical place alive for all to learn from.

This review was for the university of Virginia against liberty University football game on November…read more10, 2018. The game was pretty exciting with Liberty Univ. to a quick lead and UVA coming back to match the score and lead the game and overwhelming the smaller school. To start with the review of the stadium parking can be tricky. There are several options however if you want to get close to the stadium I'd recommend getting there nice and early along with the tailgaters. There will be a charge of $15 for the event which to me seems very reasonable. We did not get there early due to unforeseen circumstances. If you want to go the unconventional route and use people's front yards driveways etc. the cost will go up but we didn't see any parking more than $20. We parked out by John Paul Jones stadium which was free. The caveat was you had to walk. The walk was approximately 1.5 miles and can be tricky in the dark. As for the stadium. We wanted to be near our daughter and got 15 dollar general admission tickets. Shockingly the tickets were close to the field on a corner. No assigned seats, they were near the band. No problem. Students well behaved. The view was great. Only thing here is you really have to stand throughout the game. If you want to sit. I would recommend more expensive tickets with assigned seats. Now the seats are bleacher style, so if your rear end is aged like mine bring a cushion or blanket. The students were into it and like I mentioned well behaved. Cool listening to the school fight song after a score. This is an easy five stars.

I wish I could add negative stars! Scott Stadium is HORRIBLE in almost every way. To start, parking…read morein Charlottesville for events is disgusting. Don't build a stadium that can hold such a large capacity if you aren't able to support the amount of people in the nearby town. If there aren't enough parking garages or options, maybe that should be known before hosting an event of such capacity (Luke Combs in 2026). All of the lots sold out ahead of time and the prices were astronomical. It was so pitiful and sad to see elderly people, disabled people, intoxicated girls, families, etc. all walking over an hour + away to their car that they also had to pay $80+ for in order to park...digusting! Everyone was already tired and feet hurt from the show, so to have to park that far away, have no police helping with traffic so then have to walk more than an hour to just sit in traffic and have no support from the town to make it more efficient. Next...the fact that most lots advertised as having a 'shuttle' but then only actually having 2 buses for probably 60k people is madness. They should have used all campus and town buses, hired additional help from third party services, etc. If you are charging that much money and then selling it as 'oh well it comes with a shuttle' but only if you are on one of the 2 buses that goes out instantly, because if not the buses aren't looping back around and you will end up being stuck on the side of the road for 2 hours as you desperately hope there will be another one soon and maybe it is just stuck in traffic....Horrible planning, Charlottesville! On top of that, the shuttles ended before midnight, so everyone that was still in line was waiting and waiting for a bus that was never going to come, without any warning. The bus actually may have stopped at 11 which if the concert ended at 10:45 and everyone cleared out by 11, that doesn't even give enough time for anyone to use it..Then, I asked probably 30 different RMC staff members in different parking lots to help direct me to one and not a single one knew how I could find it or could tell me any information. They were all uneducated on what was going on and had not been informed on anything. As I got to the stadium, I asked multiple RMC and venue staff members for direction on the Box Office, box office hours, etc. and not a single person could direct me to it either or help in anyway. Nobody knew what was going on, where things were, or what was happening that day. It seemed like there was no use in employing all of these people if nobody knew what was going on. NEXT let me tell you about the worst planning of it all. I was fortunate enough to thankfully have the opportunity to have gotten pit tickets as well as tickets along the lower bowl. Even though I was inches away from the staircase to the floor/pit, I walked down without anyone saying anything to me since I had a bracelet to allow me to go back and forth. I walked down, and then when trying to come back to my seat they wouldn't let me. They said the only way to get up there was to walk alllllll the way around the ENTIRE stadium. To do that, it takes 45 minutes. I know because I had to do that when I entered and even though I was practically running, it took that long to get through the crowd and I ended up missing an entire opening act! To tell me to go ALL the way around the stadium when I had a front row chair next to the staircase on the aisle is outrageous! The most stupid thing I have ever heard! The point of having this is so I could dance with my mom on the floor without blocking peoples view specifically because I jump around, and then when we wanted to sit for openers and for slow parts, etc. we'd have the ability to do so. I know that is rare so I am very fortunuate to have gotten those tickets, but to not have a backup plan or make an exception for that situation and just assume everyone who has floor tickets only have floor tickets and the staircases on the sides are off limits to everyone......is stupid for the people who actually have a use for them and spent all that money to be there!!! We didn't even end up being able to use the floor tickets because it isn't like we were about to walk the entire perimiter of the venue when we wanted to go back to our seat, we'd miss the whole show!! It would be pointless! Then on top of that, the point of having seats is to take a break and sit down when needed, so by making you walk a massive staircase and then go all the way around the whole venue, cut across multiple sold out sections, go down the entire staircase of that section, all to your front row chair that was 4 feet away from where you were standing is the dumbest thing I have ever heard. UVA likes to pride themselves on being smart but this was the worst event planning and logistics I have ever seen. Take notes, UVA and Charlottesville! Do better!! About everything honestly, it all needs work!!!!

Take me out to the ball game! Lol! Great ball field ! This facility is out of its league compare to…read moreany ballpark in the state ! Uva Baseball is some the best college baseball in the country! The seats are comfortable! Level L Section 118 , seats 9 &8 are peculiar seats! They are front row seats locate past third base . The thing that makes it odd is that it's kinda boxed in! Especially seat 9 ! Be aware ! I thought park was excellent and the game was exciting! We did brunch before the 1 pm Sunday game and that's why we did not try the concessions except for beverages! Typically over priced, but concession workers were wonderful! It is a great baseball experience ! Fun for everyone. The best part is the parking! We got there about 40 minutes before game time and ample parking. I would bring seat cushions if you have them! examen des cols bleus:

One of the best college baseball venues in the country. Lots of good parking and conveniently…read morelocated by the lacrosse field and basketball arena. Food is very good. UVA baseball is some of the best in college and their field on par with their talent and tradition.