Washington Kastles Tickets

The seats are great and the match is awesome. The whole experience was great!!!

Great crowd, great venue, (cold).. raining that evening.. BUT ran out of racquet for kids.. we got there early like 5pm, and did not have one for my 5yr old daughter.. :(

You have to love tennis and/or your favorite player to make The Kastles worth the price of the ticket. It is like the circus meets tennis...I find it a little too loud and distracting. But younger people may not mind. The indoor venue reinforces the decibel level. This year the cheerleaders seem a little more subdued. They now wear a tee shirt not just a bra and low slung panties and the gyrations are also more sedate. This is an improvement since many families bring children to these games. Cheerleaders need to be wholesome in this Me Too moment. I am not a big fan of the indoor play...I went to many games when The Kastles played down near the wharf and I am still nostalgic for that setting. The sunsets were stunning. Of course the rain delays and rainouts are a thing of the past so for The Kastles I am sure it is a good trade off. Also getting around inside the Smith Arena can be a challenge - you can't always go in a straight line to your destination so they route you all the way around the venue to get there from here. Also the level of play seems to have fallen off. The Paes Hingis matches were amazing and most games now don't even come close. Unless of course The Bryan Brothers are playing! But if you love your favorite players you will find something to like about The Kastles. I hope they continue to tweak the current presentation and build another great team.

The premise of World Team Tennis is to draw in folks who usually wouldn't go to a tennis match. I like the team concept used in WWT but the quality of play is poor--even the marquee players, just having finished Wimbledon and burned out did not play well. Also, the noise level its incessantly LOUD--after a while all the hoopla wears you down--we left half way through the match.

No rallies more than 5 balls. Court much too fast.

Great disparity in ticket/seating price options. What happened to ‘full bar’?

Awesome event and lots of fun. Definitely family friendly. Would have been 5 stars but this was last game of the season and the more well known players were not in attendance. Great fun regardless.

It was exciting to be able to have the opportunity to see Venus Williams!

Great time on baseline experience. Great game, Kastels lost by one. Will go again next year. It is a short season, with very little advertisement. Great experience. Loved it!!!

Overall, this was a great experience. It was such a treat to see the Stars of the Tennis world so upclose. The crowd was really into the games and made the experience even more exciting. The fast flying balls and sounds, really made you want to get down there and play also. I loved that each player later gave autographs to the kids under 16. It would be even nicer if they could have given autographs to the Senior Citizens. I met a lady who had to be in her 80's, who's been to the games the last 5 years trying to get autographs. She finally was able to get an autograph with the help of a kid. Her smile after receiving her autograph was priceless, you could see her turn into a 4 year old at Christmas. Can't wait to go back next year!!!

The event was cool. After Venus left the whole stadium kinda followed. I wish there was better food choices.

I went to the game with five tennis playing friends and we had a great time. The ticket price was reasonable. We were close to the action and saw some great tennis. Unlike other tennis the fans are encouraged to yell loudly. We will go back again.

Not much that anyone could do about this, but I was disappointed in what actually happened vs what was advertised. Advertised tor the Kastles was Martina Hingis and Nick Kygrios. In combination with the Freedoms talent, having Sloane Stevens, Donald Young and Taylor Townsend, this would have been a huge battle. Instead, not that you could help it Nick bowed out due to a knee injury, and I am not sure why Martina did not play, I think she front loaded her appearances. As a result, the Freedoms were playing big stars and at some point, it does not matter how good your utility players are, the Kastles were simply outgunned.

Attended a Friday night Washington Kastles vs Philadelphia Freedom World Team Tennis. The entrance was crowded and a bit chaotic. Got there just in time for the warm-up. Our seats were fine - a little stiff. The evening started out great. Lots of light and fun atmosphere. However, by the end of the second match we were super frazzled. They had two men, one at a table with a microphone, and one on stilts that walked the arena. Between the two of them and the constant "Let's go Kastles" screaming, I thought we might lose our hearing. It was too much!!! Went home with a massive headache. We noticed other fans had earplugs. Cannot figure out how the player's play with all that noise. They definitely need to tone it down a notch. Probably will not go back next year.

It's so much fun going to a Kastles match, and the format makes the entire evening--every point and every game, very exciting. The atmosphere is amazing, Kastles fans are excited and devoted, they provide a big home-court advantage. Although I'm a big tennis fan and enjoy going to regular tennis matches, nothing compares to my enjoyment of going to a Kastles match!

Watching the home team play was amazing! Nice setting, not a bad seat in house! The food sold was bad. For an event like this the concessions could have been better. The refs were horrible! Need Hawkeye!

I had a wonderful experience during the Washington Kastles home game. The entire crowd was very entertaining. I will definitely attend another game.

Got some amazing seats and 10% off discounted ticket when I searched for "tennis bargains". Fun crowd, friendly players sign autographs at the end! It's very kid-friendly, and all seats in the house have a great view. The Smith Center is well air-conditioned. Just need to find some parking a few blocks away. Definitely give it a try once if you're in DC around July!

Cheerleaders. Overly loud music between every point. Simplified scoring system that removes the basic premise of tennis scoring. Calling sets "events". The idea of each set being a different configuration is a good, and a nice variation to tennis. Unfortunately it does what every American sport does and ruins it trying to make it a "spectacle" not to mention the dumbing down of the sport for the crowd. Definitely a way to turn people off tennis.

Match was fun. Crowd was lively. The atmosphere was great. The game didn't feel 3 hours long.