Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The numbers they are throwing out for job creation are nonsensical. There is no way that a 6,000 seat venue will create 4,750 jobs. That is 8/10ths a job per seat, which is an impossibly high number. I think Alexandria should try to sue Maryland over this project if they decide to move forward with it.
LOL, lots of people who come for the shows will stay in Alexandria hotels and spend lots of money there. And many of the jobs will go to VA residents. Alexandria won't sue over this gift to its economy.
Anonymous wrote:The numbers they are throwing out for job creation are nonsensical. There is no way that a 6,000 seat venue will create 4,750 jobs. That is 8/10ths a job per seat, which is an impossibly high number. I think Alexandria should try to sue Maryland over this project if they decide to move forward with it.
Anonymous wrote:Have any of you commenting ever experienced a concert at the sphere?? It certainly doesn’t seem like it. It’s not like a planetarium or an arena. I’d liken it to more like an interactive show at Disney World, but MUCH grander, visually, hearing, and feeling (seat move)
Anonymous wrote:Have any of you commenting ever experienced a concert at the sphere?? It certainly doesn’t seem like it. It’s not like a planetarium or an arena. I’d liken it to more like an interactive show at Disney World, but MUCH grander, visually, hearing, and feeling (seat move)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:PG County exec is claiming the revenues collected from the Sphere would "far exceed"the revenues from Fedex Field and Six Flags combined. Really?
The Las Vegas Sphere has multiple shows a day, $100/ticket minimum. So, it seems possible.
No one's going to go there. No metro, parking at Nat Harbor is awful. Also boring.