D.C. United Tickets

A deserved win by New York. DC United has demonstrated once more its weaknesses in both defense and midfield, especially a lack of creativity and technical skills. For this reason, the forwards are deprived of good scoring opportunities. The passing in the midfield is not accurate enough and players lose a lot of balls in this area. Moreover, DC United midfield is too defense-oriented. With this kind of line-up, the team cannot have high expectations for this season.

Penalty kick was awesome. Got to see it close up!!

Okay, people probably already know that RFK Stadium is old. But there was little pleasant about our visit. Our seats, in the first row of the 200 level, were horrible. There was a post blocking a portion of the field, and the seats weren't high enough for any perspective. The DC United team played for about 10 minutes of the game; I'm not sure what they were doing the rest of the time -- but it was not impressive. The best part was during half time when our kids went down to the fan zone -- they had fun kicking a ball around with other kids. However, I'm not sure that that's a good reason to come to the game.

Game was great. Wasnt the win i had hoped for. The stadium is falling apart. Fans were nice. Even when they found out i wasnt a united fan.

I prefer RFK over FedEx because the view is much better anywhere!

I enjoyed the game. The weather was a bit cold but I wasn't bothered by it. Sure, I would have preferred a win , but I'll take a tie over a loss anytime.

This was an event that wasn't well organized !!!! Few food vendors, no Corona beer available, no mixed drinks available. The game was ok.

While the game was ok, I believe that the tickets were a bit overpriced even though they were significantly less than the tickets for other sports like basketball etc. In order to get more people to attend these games, the tickets should be more appropriately priced.

Had a great time. Easy to get too. Easy parking. Fun atmosphere. Kids had great time. Great food and beer options.

The first half was tight and DC got to a quick start. Unfortunately, the team looked tired after the break, due to a tough mid-week game under the rain. New York looked sharper and dominated ball possession. It exposed DC United main weakness, the lack of creative midfielders and of a true play-maker capable of delivering goal opportunities for the forwards. DC United is play-off team, but not a championship team.

After a slow start, a flood of United goals made for an enjoyable afternoon at RFK..It was a fantastic atmosphere - playoffs already clinched and fireworks for each goal scored (4!) and after the game. Crowd of over 20,000 was engaged - some late arrivals due to Metro Weekend SINGLE TRACK Woes - at least WMATA didn't close Stadium Armory on game day again. As usual, the team appreciated the support with a nice Thank You Fans banner post game.

In RFK somehow the restrooms are acceptably clean. Which in itself, for an old stadium is an achievement. The food service is awful. Long lines before the match, even longer at mid game stoppage. The food is extremely over-priced and low quality, and servers are slow.

The game was entertaining, with a lot of scoring chances on both sides. Columbus was superior tactically and in collective technique. They moved the ball very well, particularly in midfield. DC United relied too much on long balls to be effective upfront, although they pushed more forward in the second half and had a couple of chances to tie the game at the end.

Another great game by DC United! This was a much more physical game and there was plenty of action on the field.

awesome match. We had a great time. Plan on going again asap

This event was the worst. the fans were rude and the staff was unprofessional. Everyone in front of us stood up the entire game, forcing us to move to another section. The food was disgusting , even for stadium food. I will NEVER go to another DC United game.

First, I enjoy watching quality soccer and have become a fan of the D.C. United team and crazy fans. However, I must share my observations with those that have never attended a D.C. United home game at RFK stadium. I have learned the D.C. United fans throw their beer into the air when their team scores a goal. Every other stadium I have visited would escort you to the gate if you threw your beer, but the RFK staff considers this a "tradition." I guess they are interested in selling more beer as well. So, if you don't want to smell like beer on the way home, or if you are bringing kids to the game, I recommend you sit anywhere on the non-supporter side of the field or in the 300 sections of the supporter side. If you have seats in the 100s or 200s on the supporter side you will stand during play and run the risk of getting wet.

The game was rather boring. The very electric pre-game atmosphere only barely made up for the rather dull in-game atmosphere. I thought the crowd was very unenthusiastic but I wouldn't blame them after such a ludicrous display from the home side. Parking fee was a bit steep but refreshments were decent. Overall, it was an okay experience. Nothing I'd recommend strongly but worth the $60 if you have nothing better to do.

Getting into stadium was easier than going to Nationals or Wizards (the worst) games. Good seats at reasonable prices.

This was my first pro soccer event. Honestly I'm a complete newb when in comes to soccer in general. Going to this game was a bit of a whim, something for me, my wife, and my 17 year old son to go do on a Saturday. None of us were disappointed. RFK stadium is a bit worse for wear, but getting there was super easy and the facilities were absolutely adequate for the number of people in attendance. The game itself was a lot of fun to watch, continual action from both teams. Did I mention that 10 goals were scored in the game? Yes, 10! I think I'm spoiled now when it comes to action packed pro soccer. We all had a great time.