FedExField

My review is for the event held at the FedEx Field!
I’m not really a fan of football, but I do enjoy the car scene! That’s what this event was all about. I’m a big Subaru fan! They make great cars with awesome customer service!
The event they had at FedEx Field was called BOXERFEST. It attracts people from all over the eastern US. I believe this is one of the biggest subaru events in the east! It was estimated that 6−7k people came to show their love for Subarus! Even with the horrible weather, people still showed up.
The event had different competitions! They had a car show, the loudest exhaust, and an autocross event! Not only could you participate in these events, they had vendors where you could purchase performance car parts!
Boxerest was pet friendly so it was pretty nice to see all the different dogs people had! Rain or shine, these 4 legged family members were having a blast as well. They were also family friendly and had kid sections! Now with the weather being so crappy, it probably kept a few of the little ones at home!
The food was pretty good too! They had several food trucks on site. There were a lot of good choices but we went with the California sliders truck! The line was long and so was the wait, but it was completely worth it!
The worse part of the event was of course the porter potty!!! I know there wasn’t much they could of done to keep it clean but some people are just so disgusting! Aim for the hole and not the floor!!!
All in all, it was a great time and a well organized event! I look forward to next years event!

More like ExLax Field. You have to hike a mile to and from the Metro. Those Redskin fans make fun of me for the Colts attendance the last years, well that’s why their owner Snyder takes out seats, to prevent that feeling. The season ticket waiting list is a joke. Only advantage this place has over M&T Bank Stadium is escalators to the top level. Too much social media crap on the message boards, in Baltimore us Ravens fans are more focused on the game.

Got the chance to visit this world class facility and take a full tour of the facility. Very neat place, state of the art locker room and press rooms, bigger than most all other NFL teams even though the stadium is 20 years old already. Would love to see a game here someday, they have reduced the total seat count by about 10,000 seats and turned those into luxury boxes as the team gets to control those and gets all the money from those vs the NFL. Tremendous amount of history all over the club level of the facility.

Getting into the parking lot was super annoying and traffic was not being directed very well. When we finally got in I was told that I couldn’t bring in my purse so I had to go all the way back to my car. When we actually got into the stadium people were sitting in our seats but they kindly moved over. Overall it was a fun experience.

REDSKINS!!! Had a blast here the food and beer was good. The redskins kicked the Giants ass ! The parking kind of sucked tho and would suggest buying a parking pass when buying tickets it’s worth your time ! Overall A++

I had fun here while attending a game with my dad.
My best friend is a season ticket holder so she sold me her tickets and parking pass. I had heard stories of horrible traffic and long lines to park but when we arrived (about 45 minutes prior to kick off) we faced very little traffic off the exit, easily found our way into the lane we needed to be in (green) and were easily ushered into the parking lot and found a spot to park.
We had poor timing as we arrived at the front to walk in around 20 minutes before kickoff and EVERYONE bum-​rushed the main gate at the same time so we were all shoved together with pushing and shoving and drunken yelling for about 35 minutes while several hundred people all tried to go into one gate at the exact same time. That was very unpleasant and shitty.
Once inside we easily found our way to our seats and had a spectacular view. We were in section 118 and were only about 15 rows or so back from the field near the end zone.
This was my first Redskins game and I really had a good time and enjoyed myself.
We didn’t eat here and didn’t have time to browse the gift shop but I did have time to look at the food and see standard football game items but saw a few places that did sell veggie/​hummus wraps and some fruit cups. Nothing spectacular but at least there were some options for those of us who try to always make good choices when it comes to food. So that’s a plus.
Again — when the game ended and we left we had no trouble getting out and getting back into the interstate.
I’m looking forward to come back again with my best friend and enjoying a game!

I usually go for the games but I mainly run around the stadium. It’s almost a mile around maybe about 0.8mile. It’s pretty busy in the mornings but the evenings it’s empty and relaxing

Came here for the Blacklight Run for my very first 5k! Just be sure to find a parking spot as close to where you need to go, or you’ll be walking for quite a while.

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.

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.

Awful stadium with an awful commute from DC, Northern VA, or pretty much anywhere. It’s a 20 minute (feels like 20 million) walk to the «closest» Metro station. The stadium features lame and expensive food choices, bad sight lines, many 200 level seats with obstructed views, and no cup holders on any seats. They also are randomly removing lots of nosebleed seats despite a supposedly long waiting list for tickets.
This is an awful place and a fitting tribute to its owner.

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.

My first time here since the stadium’s been built. Natives stand up! Crowds and tourist attractions keep me away. Quite the sentiment from a Dc born and bred person, since the town is 70% full of tourists at all times. The crowds and traffic confusion that game day creates have kept me away. This is the first time that I’ve committed to braving the crowds, lines and long walks thanks to free tickets :)
It was sprinkling and threatening to storm. No umbrellas allowed. Apparently purses aren’t either, only clear bags. I ditched my umbrella, but in crowds, i try not to carry a purse. My walk from a nearby relative’s spot was convenient.
Concessions crazy expensive– expected,($ 5 water bottle), they ran out of cheese for nachos and beer. Where they do that? My 200 seats were awesome. Not sure where the view was obstructed, but we had a great view and was sheltered from rain and sun. I’d definitely get those sits again, even aim for them. Overall a 3 star experience.

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 Unilocal!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.

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!

Oh, FedEx. You’re not the most visually appealing stadium, that’s for sure. And I don’t really love the whole «standing room only» seats. I think that’s kind of a cop-​out when there are so many empty seats. But Dan Snyder… well, I could say a lot about Dan Snyder and this is just a review of the stadium.
I appreciate that I can reasonably take the metro to FedEx. It’s not a bad walk, even with lots of people. The security line moved pretty quickly, probably because you aren’t allowed to bring in purses or bags, with the exception of clear, zip-​lock bags and specific, NFL-​approved clear plastic totes. I’ll repeat that because it’s a pretty important thing. You ARE NOT ALLOWED to bring in purses or bags that are not zip-​lock bags or NFL-​approved clear plastic totes. Pockets are a must.
I was actually pretty impressed with the selection of food and beverages. It was a pleasant surprise to find two kinds of cider on tap (Johnny Appleseed and Angry Orchard), in addition to the beer selection. I had a polish sausage that was surprisingly tasty, given my experience with average stadium food.
Prices are normal for DC-​area sporting events. I think my ciders were $ 9.50 each, which yeah, it’s expensive, but on-​par with Nats Park, RFK and Verizon Center.
I’m not going to get into the whole name change debate, but if you’re a fan of the Washington Football Team, FedEx isn’t a bad place to watch a game.
It can get chilly inside the stadium, so bring a blanket or extra layer. Just don’t put those things into a tote bag.

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!

I’ve been going to the Redskins games since I was 11. Many fond memories of RFK stadium, their French fries, the way the stadium swayed and rocked and Stadium Armory metro station a short walk away.
When Jack Kent Cooke (not Daniel Snyder) opened FedEx Field (John Kent Cooke Stadium) in 1997, our Seats were located up in Gods country, Section 404. I’ll never want to sit upper deck. You need binoculars to see anything up there.
You have to get to the stadium 2 – 4 hours before kickoff to find parking (you need a parking pass). The cash lots are a long walk away. Forget taking metro. Almost a mile away but you have to pay to take shuttle to stadium.
Ladies, do not take your purses, handbags. You are now required to use small clear plastic bags, that you can buy at Redskins stores.
Throughout the 17 years this stadium was built, tried lower level (100 and 200 sections). Be prepared to stand up almost the entire game in 100 level section. 200 section are almost all obstructed views, but at least you have shade.
To avoid sunburn and sweating like a hot dog during September and early October games, wear a hat, lots of sunscreen, or sit in the home sideline area. All shade during 1pm games.
So I only sit in club level section now. Largest Hooters in North America, new and huge MGM National bar (replaced the cigar lounge) with no smoking allowed. The concourse is fully enclosed with nice AC and lots of leather seats. They finally added wifi and my ATT LTE phone finally has reception. FINALLY! They have a 5^th quarter experience (live band) and concessions don’t close until after 5^th quarter experience ends. Good place to wait out the traffic.
Sure the food and drinks are going to expensive, ok a little bit more expensive than other stadiums (been to Green Bay, Univ of Phoenix, Raiders stadiums), so do tailgating with family, friends, drink and eat a lot there, so you don’t have to buy such expensive concessions. Best concession stand value is bottomless soda. $ 10 all u can drink sodas.
HTTR!

I went here for the recent Manchester United soccer game and I was not at all impressed with the stadium. Most importantly, do not buy obstructed view tickets! Typically, tickets with such views are only partially obstructed by some pole or object and you can still witness most of the game. However, these were fully obstructed by a concrete awning and you could barely see the field! Never buy them!
Moreover, the food options here are overpriced and awful. I don’t mind paying a premium for stadium food because I know the prices are going to be inflated and I love authentic stadium food. There are very few options to choose from, arguably the most notable one being a Johnny Rockets, but when I go to a stadium, I never get the chain food. So I got a chicken fingers and fries for $ 12, which was mediocre at best (and so much worse than the awesome buffalo chicken fingers and fries for $ 10 at Nationals stadium… maybe Fedex Field could steal their recipe?
On top of that, the stadium is not so easily accessible. The blue line metro to Morgan Boulevard is the closest stop, but its still a 15 – 20 minute walk to the stadium! Plus, when the game is over, there is a huge bottleneck of people getting on the metro because there is only one entrance/​exit so it is a hectic and difficult process to get home.
Overall, a fun game and the field itself was nice, but this stadium has so much room for improvement…

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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.
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