Lots of food and drink places, but watch out for the prices! You can't bring anything but water in, unlike Wofltrap, so you are at their mercy if you get hungry or thirsty. Its better to go around to the sides and then enter because it isn't so high and you don't have as many steps. When you enter you must walk up about a 100 steps to the top of the lawn seating and then go down to your seats. Seats are good sized, but rows are long, so if you are in the middle. Its huge which hurts the viewing if you are in the back on on the far sides. As far as the venue itself, it is pretty nice. And try to go to a concert after work and sit in traffic all the way from DC to the venue and you will be lucky to see the opening act. Ruins the experience when you sit in traffic for a couple of hours each way. The roads just aren't big enough for all the traffic. They only had one lane in and one lane out after you leave the facility. We set in bumper to bumper traffic that wasn't necessary. It's not so much Jiffy Lube itself, but the roads feeding into and out of the venue. I love the acts that come to Jiffy Lube, but after attending a sold out Imagine Dragons concert this past week, I will NEVER go to a show here again. But again-am sure this is quite dependent upon the show you see -and the fact that we expected the worst -but were pleasantly surprised at the traffic management and number of pattern/guides that seemed to make it run smoother. So don't have sticker shock- We had a very enjoyable evening-and were quite surprised that we didn't have the traffic issues others mention. But if you go to the ballpark, football, or any other venue in DC Metro - these are typical of what you would pay. It-the same as at all local venues-is pricey. They have large monitors to the left and right-but these are not visible until the sun drops to a certain point in the evening. 5- Bathrooms are only at the entry and down by concessions - so before you climb the stairway to the top.note that the restrooms are off to the left and right near concession stands 6- Acoustics were good -even on the lawn-all things considered. You may also take in food as long as it is in clear plastic ziplock bags. 4-You can take in up to 1-gallon of water as long as it is sealed in a commercial bottle-note if you open the bottle prior to getting through security-all bets are off and they make you dump it or drink it before entry. You can take the larger chairs onto the lawn - but the shorter ones seem more considerate if you have them. This gave them a cooler on the back - and you sit lower so others can see over/around you. Many folks took the short chairs/lounger folding chairs like you see at the beach. 3- If you are on the lawn.you can take chairs into the venue and pretty much set up anywhere on the lawn. 2- PURCHASE THE PREMIER PARKING- I think this is what saved us leaving the venue. I'm sure traffic varies from show to show dependent upon who is playing. Had a half hour to spare before the show started.
Traffic patterns and those guiding traffic were well organized and we got in with no real waiting. We drove down from Frederick, MD-took the back roads versus the beltway and made it in exactly the time we anticipated.
Couple of hints: 1- DC Metro an at least 2-hours to get there. Aldean changed lyrics to appeal to Virginians and never once did I hear him stop to take a breath.Īldean’s Night Train tour was a good way to say goodbye to the summer of 2013 and head into fall.We just saw Foreigner, Whitesnake, and Jason Bonham at Jiffy Lube Live in July 2018.
JASON ALDEAN JIFFY FULL
This trio is every girl’s dream and every guy’s nightmare with their good looks, charming Southern charm and strong voices.īy the time the sun set at around 8 pm, the concert was in full swing with Rhett performing some of his famous songs like, “It Goes Like This.”Īfter Rhett was Owen who rallied up the crowd with his upbeat summer anthem, “Barefoot Blue Jean Night.”Īfter Owen, Aldean put on one of the best shows I have ever seen. Opening for Aldean was Thomas Rhett and Jake Owen. Those attending were in for a treat and an array of great music from upbeat dancing songs to romantic song that would be sure to make you cry. The country heartthrob stopped by in Bristow, Virginia on his 2013 Night Train tour.
Those working at Jiffy Lube Live on the night September 15th knew what was coming: a huge stampede of screaming girls all running towards the stage right towards Jason Aldean.
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