Boomerang Bus Tours

Rode on the boomerang last night for my friend’s bachelorette party! Here’s the scoop:
–It’s literally a school bus. It has poles in it for dancing. If you are someone who would get offended or grossed out by people bumping and grinding, this is not for you.
–This is also not for you if you don’t like being around wasted people.
–The driver played a mix of music of what he called «techno and ratchet». Fortunately this girl likes both of those so that was a-​o-​k in my book.
–You can drink on the bus and it’s actually encouraged.
–Age range was early to mid 20’s. Aside from our bachelorette group we had two birthday parties with us. They do a good job of making everyone feel special– lots of bachelorette shoutouts.
–We left Eden around 945. I liked everywhere we went that night. Josephine’s was my favorite. They do take bus stop requests (I believe this must be done when purchasing ticket).
–It’s 5 hours long so pace yourself! Our last stop was midtown and we were pretty tired and checked out by that point so we went home from there.
All in all? Perfect for my friends bachelorette!!! We had fun!!!
I’ve gone out in DC and had to stand in horrible lines, and then you don’t want to leave to go anywhere else because it took forever to get in. You get to bypass the lines and see multiple places with boomerang. It definitely takes a certain personality type though… People get crazy on the bus!

For the fact that I’ve had mixed experiences on this bus, I gave it 3 stars — but based on my most recent experience, I’d give it 1. And I’m aware this review is going to sound very «First World Problem» LOL but its a review for a service that myself and 10 other people paid for, so I just want to be honest.
I’ve lived in NoVA for almost 7 years and since we lived here we have done party buses to celebrate birthdays. The first few times it was fun. I don’t know if the management changed over the years but the customer service has gotten worse.
Most recently — I called the first bar we were supposed to meet at the night of the party to make sure the buses were going to leave exactly at 9. The bar told me that they had heard the bus tour was cancelled, possibly due to the weather (it was raining). I found that odd because I had been on the bus even when it was snowing, so I wasn’t sure why they would cancel due to rain.
I called the number on my ticket and there was a voicemail greeting saying that «tours were cancelled due to weather».
I called again that Monday to ask for a refund and why they didn’t inform us that the bus was cancelled. I was told that the bus WASN’T cancelled and went as scheduled. I then told the lady on the phone that not only did the bar tell me that it was, but it was stated in the voicemail greeting. She then caught an extremely defensive attitude saying that she didn’t understand how that could be since she was the one who left the voicemail greeting. Turns out that only the YACHT tours were cancelled, not the bus tours — but that wasn’t specified. The lady on the phone disagreed and we had a slight argument over this voicemail greeting. I wonder if she ever went back and listened to it when she got off the phone.
I had TWO OTHER PEOPLE listen to the exact same message as me and they heard the same thing. Even if the voicemail greeting didnt exist, the fact that the bar told me it was cancelled is enough to not give ME attitude… obviously there was a communication error on their end.
We received a refund, but the rude customer service was irritating and unnecessary.

I have been on the bus several times and I have always had a great time. However this past Saturday was an epic fail!
1. They stress that pickup is at 9pm… however, the bus showed up at 9:45pm and was parked two blocks away from Eden Lounge, our pickup location
2. There is no airconditioning on the bus
3. The first club went well. The second stop was UltraBar and that was where things got really bad. We get off the bus and we can’t get in. The bouncer tells us in a very rude voice that we can’t go in. I tried to inform him that the boomerang bus doesn’t stand in line but he wasn’t having it. Asking for the bouncer’s name was a bad idea because he got belligerent. His manager shows up and the entire bus is banned from getting into the club. The comment made by Shelton the manager was, «I have people buying tables, the Boomerang Bus doesn’t spend enough money here anyway». We are escorted away from the door by police like we are a problem they need to get rid off. Upset/​embarrased does not begin to describe how I and the other bus members felt. And to clear up any confusion, NO we were not acting up… we simply wanted to know why we were standing in line yet we don’t have much time at the club before the bus shows up (we had an hour at UltraBar).
We stood around outside for an hour looking like we have nothing better to do while we waited on the bus to come get us. The hostess attempted to talk some sense into management at Ultrabar but no luck. So we went on to the last spot, and finished up the night.
Fast forward to Monday and I call Boomerang to complain about the treatment we received at Ultrabar. The first assumption they made was that we were drunk that’s why Ultrabar banned us which I believe is horrible customer service. I attempted to explain what happened and asked them to look into the situation. I called back the next day and was informed that someone, they have a long standing relationship with, said the entire bus was acting up which is why we were banned. So basically, Boomerang is assuming its customers are to blame. How can a club that you do business with treat your customers like crap and berate your business, yet you defend them? I am still speechless.
4. Level of customer service at Boomerang clearly needs some serious improvement.
I hope Boomerang learns from this experience and picks venues that treat their customers with respect.

I had a really bad experience with the Boomerang Bus.
For those who think people who don’t have fun on this bus just don’t know how to party, I do! And I LOVE party buses.
BUT, apparently, there is a «Lounge Tour» and a «Pub Tour.» At the time the website and descriptions were very misleading. It doesn’t state that there are different tours anywhere explicitly, and as I will explain later, it seems the company and guides are aware of this and are trying to pull one over on either all bus riders, or those who purchased Groupons (which I did). I guess not going to places with covers saves them some $$ or they can’t be bothered to make deals with lounges.
After reading the site and expecting to go to various lounges, my friends and I all dressed up. So did EVERYONE ELSE ON THE BUS, which makes me believe they were misled as well. When we got to the first pub, it was extremely disorganized. No one knew where to go (not the bus driver, not the doorman at the pub) and finally after squeezing through crowds back and forth to finally find the guides, we got a wristband and were able to get our first free drinks.
The bus was sketchy inside, as expected, but also almost completely empty. It was only my friend group and one other small group. It was kind of awkward. It probably wouldn’t have been had it been at least a little full.
It seemed like it took forever to get to the second pub. The guides didn’t really try to help us have fun. One of them (I’ve actually seen him around other buses a lot so as far as I know he is still there) seemed to think he was funny but he was really just kind of rude and abrasive.
Once there, we decided to just ditch the bus and go out in Dupont instead. When we went to notify the guide (they told us if we want to leave the bus to let one of them know) he snapped about it «being a pub tour not a lounge tour» when we had said NOTHING except «we’re just going to stay at this bar.»
Obviously the pre-​planned tours have some issues and my experience left me VERY unhappy. i will never purchase anything affiliated with Boomerang.

Watch out for the big girls…
The drinks were weak at Eden and Ultra so I got off at the third stop and went to Stan’s.
Due to nonstop dry-​humping of the poles and other patrons, the bus started smelling like hot dog water.

What can I say? We got on the bus, had no clue what clubs we went to or even where we were, had the best party time ever, and most importantly, had to do nothing for it but pay our 36 bucks per person and find the original meeting place. Everything else was organized for us. We did not have to read lengthy reviews to figure out where to go, did not have to think how to get places, did not worry that once we got into a club and paid for it, we would be almost obliged to stay. It was so good, we even paid for a second night of partying and it was even better than the first. Some nights you get tickets for complimentary drinks or discount tickets. You can also ask for a small discount to book for a second night. The tour guides may have some discount codes. Have fun!

My experience was horrible and I was really surprised because I have had tons of friends who have used this service and loved it! It looks like my experience was on outlier and hopefully it is not the norm. We were going out for a girlfriend’s bachelorette party in July and we were all ready for some fun in DuPont.
I was expecting with the price paid and what was written on the website that we would be going to bars or clubs that would need a «VIP» entrance and we would be waived paying the cover fee. I was not expecting to go to two establishments (The Mighty Pint and Black Finn) that already do not require a cover and do not have a «VIP» entrance or any specials for a «VIP» experience.
I could have easily walked to these bars with my friends quicker than it took the bus to bring us and wouldn’t of had to then deal with waiting in line with the rest of my bus mates to get into the bar. The website was misleading and we were disappointed that we had to pay (juke box) for fun music in the first bar.
In addition to this disappointment, the buses arrived 45 minutes late and there was NO compensation for this. Had I of known that we wouldn’t leave Eden until 9:45, I would have taken my time to make it down into the city. Instead, I rushed to get there early because it said to do so on my ticket.
The worst part of my experience on one of the buses, was that after the bus driver picked us up from our first stop (the mighty pint) we had to stop for gas at a gas station that appeared out of the way from our location and definitely not suitable for a bus to squeeze in. We sat for at least 20 minutes in an school bus that didn’t have air conditioning (one one of the hottest weekends in July) when the bus driver could have easily stopped to get gas after he dropped us off at our first location. It was incredibly sweaty and creepy men were literally hosting themselves off the ground using the windows to peek into our bus.
This was inexcusable. I would never expect to pay for a taxi cab and have them stop to get gas during my ride. I certainly do not expect to do so while I am supposed to be on a fun night out with friends.
I would also like to say that I wrote boomerang a similar letter and and received no reply to date. I would not recommend this to friends based on my experience.

**Terrible Tour Experience, and Even Worse Customer Service**
I took the Boomerang Bus tour to a concert, and I will never ever use their services again.
To begin, the bus was supposed to depart from Ballston at 4:30 pm to head to Jiffy Lube for a concert that started at 7pm. Apparently the original driver bailed, and the bus did not end up showing up and departing Arlington until 6:45 pm. If that wasn’t bad enough, the new driver had no idea where he was going and ended up passing the exit for Jiffy Lube and going out of the way by about 30 minutes, making us 3 hours late to the concert. The Boomerang organizer wasn’t even paying attention and didn’t point out to the driver that we had missed the venue, but rather, another passenger had to bring it to both of their attention.
Meanwhile, due to the extended ride, people were not able to hold their bladder, and started peeing in cups and throwing them out the window while driving down interstate 66, and the pee ended up coming back in the open windows and splattering all over my friends and I! The Boomerang organizer did nothing to stop this.
So, we ended up showing up to the concert after it had already started. We missed the tailgating (half the fun), the opening act, and the first song of the headliner, and to boot, covered in other people’s urine.
The worst part about this all was that I called the Boomerang bus company, detailed my experience, and requested a full refund for the bus ticket due to such a horrible experience, to which I felt that I was entitled. They refused!!! I was shocked at such poor customer service and business practices. The trip was terrible, but if the company had at least made right by the situation, I would have been much happier in the end and would have given them another try. Furthermore, I wrote a similar review about my experience on their website and it was never posted. This seems a bit unfair to future patrons who should know about all experiences.
I will never use the Boomerang bus for any tours ever again in the future, and strongly discourage others from doing the same.

The Boomerang Bus has taken me to bars, clubs, haunted forests, concerts, and Christmas parties — it is, hands down, awesome.
You’ll think it’s awesome if:
1. You take cabs when you go out and don’t mind spending a little money on transportation.
2. You don’t like drinking and driving (but you like drinking in moving vehicles).
3. You like partying with your friends and strangers.
Additionally, almost every one of the staff members I’ve encountered have been outgoing, awesome, and friendly.
If that doesn’t convince you, then think about this:
1. $ 35 is less than a DUI.
2. Sitting on a bus means you aren’t dealing with random people on the metro, traffic, or weird cab drivers.
3. You can bring your own booze and food.
It’s a moving party!

Just had my first party bus ride last weekend and had a lot of fun. I will say if I had been sober the whole night, then I probably would have been bored out of my mind! Meeting up was a little confusing, we didn’t know to meet up at the back of some bar, but luckily found out. Being my 1^st time on the bus with just my boyfriend we didn’t know you could bring tonssss of liquor on if you wanted. People brought coolers, pitchers, and cases of alcohol lol. We showed up at 9, but didn’t leave til almost 10 so dont fret if running a little late. I think this is a great idea for a large group of people who just wanna go out and have fun. The places we stopped at, Ultrabar, Modern, and something else were alright for the time. Overall I enjoyed myself and I’m glad I bought a deal online to get a ticket for half price to ride, but wouldn’t mind riding again. Next up is the party boat!

At the suggestion of a friend who’d taken the Boomerang’s Friday tour, I booked the Boomerang Nightlife Tour to celebrate a friend’s birthday on Saturday, April 7^th. I liked the idea that we’d go to three clubs in one night, not pay a cover and not have to wait in any lines… all while having fun and meeting new people in the process.
We showed-​up at the meeing place promptly at 9pm… the bus didn’t arrive until a half hour later, however we didn’t realize that the party actually STARTED at the meeting place (Eden). The door man was helpful in giving us the «instructions» on how the tour began, and once inside, the host explained to us how it’d go down and gave us our arm bands.
There were two male hosts and they both were extremely cool… they got the party started and helped-​us all «loosen-​up,» as the bus was packed and we were all strangers that came to party. The clubs on the roster were Eden, Shadow Bar, Dirty Bar, Muse Lounge and back to Eden (unless you called it a night). So in reality, there were actually FOUR venues we visited on the tour.
I had a great time and met some really cool people in the process. It was definitely an «experience.» It’s unfortunate to read the bad reviews the Boomerang’s recieved, however I’m happy our night went well, especially considering I planned it as a birthday gift to someone. I certainly like the concept and I’d definitely suggest it to someone who enjoys partying and clubs.
PS. The most fun was had on the bus, not in the clubs/​bars… the people, the hosts, the music and the alcohol… that’s your party right there!

Well, well, well… Hello Boomerang Bus; we meet again!
March 17, 2012 = BEST.PARTY.EVER!!!
This is my second time on the BoomBus St. Paddy’s Day Tour. I thought I had a blast last year, but I must say, this year was even more RIDICULOUS!!!
Jordan, our BoomBus host, was awesome! He kept the party going inside and outside the bus. The bus was full but it didn’t matter because everyone was standing up, drinking and dancing/​grinding between bars. The BoomBus crowd was so much fun and the day flew by because there was never a dull moment.
The tour started at 3pm at Irish Whiskey in DuPont and it ended at P. Brennan’s in Arlington at a time still to be determined (drunk).
THANK YOU, BOOMERANG BUS TOURS! See you soon.

How can you not love a party bus? And the Boomerang Bus is the best in the city! I’ve ridden the Boomerang a few times and for different types of events, including trips to the Virginia Wine Festivals, Maryland Renaissance Festival, night tours for birthdays, daytime bar crawls (Woot! St. Patty’s Day!) and just general fun and debauchery. I’ve never had a bad experience (well, aside from drunken, crazy friends – not the Boomerang’s fault!)
The hosts are always super friendly and make sure people are having a good time. They are knowledgeable about the bars and scene in D.C. and I love that we get wristbands so we get into some of the most popular clubs for FREE without waiting in line. Some of these clubs have $ 20 cover and lines around the block!
Furthermore, this bus makes a fabulous DD. Who wants to drive to a wine event and try to find someone to stay sober enough to drive you home? Not my friends. We’re taking it to the Sweetlife Festival in May. I live in Virginia, that show is in Columbia, Maryland. So much nicer to have the bus just drive us up there, pre-​party on the bus, then drive us home. No worrying about parking or traffic. Plus, I always meet fun new people when I ride the bus!
So grab some yummy booze, your dancin shoes and a hot outfit and jump on the Boomerang! I’ll see you there!

I’m surprised to see so many negative reviews here. I’ve been on the Boomerang several times (2 birthday parties, a bachelorette party, and a graduation party) and I’ve had a BLAST every single time.
People here are complaining about the price, but you can get half-​price tickets $ 17) on
almost all the time. Plus, they drive to 3 – 4 bars, you can drink on the bus, and you don’t have to wait in line or pay cover at any of the bars… I think it’s a pretty good deal for a fun night out.
The guides I’ve had on the bus have been fun — they drink and party along with you. The ONLY downside is that you don’t know what bars you’re going to until you check in and receive the list. There have been a couple of bars on my trips that I haven’t really liked, but oh well. Overall, I’ve gone to a lot of bars/​clubs that I probably never would have otherwise, so I chalk it up to experience if nothing else.
My only caution is that I don’t drink very often, and I always seem to get ridiculously wasted when I go on the party bus, lol. Probably because I always tell myself I won’t drink much in the bars and just drink on the bus… but then I end up drinking on the bus AND in the bars. Nevertheless, there’s always great stories to be told the next day.
I say go for it, particularly if you are celebrating a special occasion. Not sure I’d do it just for a normal night out… but it’s great for groups!

Let me start off by saying that on paper, this sounded like a really great idea. Get on a hollowed-​out school bus with a bunch of friends, bring on as much beer/​alcohol as you like, and bar-​hop through the city. PARTY BUS!
When I found out it would be $ 35/​person, with no actual alcohol provided, I was a little discouraged but figured it would still be a good time anyway. The service includes passes that get you to the front of all of the lines at the bars, and all of the cover charges are waived.
However, when I got to the pick up location, registration was horribly disorganized and frustrating at best. The «organizers» were too lazy to walk 7 feet to distribute the different colored armbands to patrons, so we wound up having to wait in several lines. Fine, whatever. Party Bus, right?
Then the Party Bus was late. Like…15 minutes late. But, you know, my friends were there, everyone was excited, no big deal.
We finally boarded, and they crammed roughly 50 of us onto this crowded bus. Whatever. Let the party ensue.
And it was great for the roughly 20 minutes it took for us to get to the first bar. We offloaded, left our coats on the bus, and headed towards the door.
Allow me to note that the organizers did not distribute the list of bars we’d be visiting until roughly one hour before we were supposed to meet at the pick up location, nor was the list particularly adhered to. This not only prevented us from telling other friends where we’d be, but also precluded us from Googling these places to see if they were any good.
Apparently TSA employees needed something to do that night, so they hung out outside UltraBar practicing their groping techniques as party of the club’s security staff. All of the dudes got x-​rated pat-​downs. Red flag. I have never been to a BAR that had such extreme security measures. What exactly has gone on in this place?
Second red flag: the bouncer told me as I walked in to hang on to my bag, as «we’ve had a lot of bag snatchers lately.» Whaaat? As much as I appreciate him giving me the heads up, you know you’re dealing with some shadiness when an employee tells you his establishment is not the pillar of security.
And what kind of «Party Bus» brings you to a place like that right off the bat?
Again, I was willing to let it go. I endured the typical bar injustices of credit card minimums and rather aggressive bar creepers. I tried not to feel squeamish when members of the security staff, who evidently moonlight as prison guards and/​or lighthouses, came through the crowds shining their flashlights every 30 seconds. Then the Party Bus herder came around and told us it was time to head back out to catch the bus.
Out we went, into the 30 degree weather without our coats. We waited. And waited. And waited. The Party Bus herder crept behind a van to place several frantic phone calls. People started getting irate. Some people LEFT. Finally, after about 30 or 40 minutes of standing in the cold, the driver showed up. No explanation for his lateness, and only a shrugged-​off apology.
I’m sorry, you’re driving a PARTY BUS. What is so important that you are 40 minutes late picking up 50+ people after they’ve each paid $ 35 for you to be on time? At the end of it, you driving us from place to place is the only valuable service among a bunch of menial benefits of this «all-​inclusive party package.»
Also: no one should be stupid enough to piss off 50+ drunk people.
In his panic to rectify the situation, the bus driver hauled us to another bar, which was not listed on our itinerary. I guess he thought he was doing us a favor.
Well, he wasn’t. This second bar was even worse than the first. After a nearly-​unbearable almost 2-​hour stay at this excessively-​themed hell-​on-​earth, the disgraced driver returned. Only half of the 50+ previously excited Party Busers returned for the ride. Everyone else had bailed.
They dropped us off at the pick-​up location.
So let me get this straight: you took me to 2 bars. You did not allow me to stay on the Party Bus (which would have been a lot more fun). You did not provide me any alcohol; rather, you funneled me into dangerous, skeezy, overpriced bars to try to lock me into caving in and buying their poorly-​mixed excuses for «cocktails.» Also, if I had wanted a chronically-​late chauffer around the city, I could have taken Metro. And it would have cost me about $ 5. This whole excursion cost me well over $ 130, including tickets for myself and my date and drinks in the bars and what we carried on. Just so we wouldn’t have to pay a cover charge. Well whoop-​de-​freakin-​do.
What a racket. Clearly, too good to be true.
I will never do this again. I will discourage everyone I know from doing it. I will probably carry around a milkshake everywhere I go in the city at night, just so I can throw it at the next Boomerang Bus I see.
I would attempt to get a refund, but I hear their customer service «isn’t that great.»

Well, this was my first party bus experience, and I must say that I wasn’t terribly impressed.
First the bus was supposed to pick us up at 9 and didn’t show up until 9:30. They stressed to us that if people weren’t on time the bus would leave because it sticks strictly to its schedule. The bus then parked across the street in a parking lot which it then took the bus an additional 15 minutes to maneuver its way out of! So a night that was supposed to start at 9, didn’t begin until 9:45. Now FJ and I were pretty sober on the bus, and our qualm was that the bus didn’t have fridges. Well they don’t supply alcohol A, but not having somewhere to keep ice and keep the drinks cold was a pet peeve.
The inside of the bus was its only redeeming factor, comfy seats all around the edge, and 4 stripper poles down the center of the bus. I must say that boys are hilarious on those poles!
My biggest issue with the bus tour was the stops that it made. From the site they say they will take you to the hippest party spots in the city. Unfortunately, only 1 of our 3 stops was acceptable. The first stop was Black Finn, which if this had been a sports bar happy hour bus it might have been a great stop. But for a drunk party bus it was blah with a capital B (as in Blahmerang Bus Tour)! The next stop was Recess which I really enjoyed (and the only reason they didn’t get a 1). We ended at Rumours. How awful! I am ashamed that I stepped foot in there, especially when there are so many fantastic spots just a block over.
Ultimately, if Boomerang could get some decent partnerships with clubs/​bars I would consider going again, but for $ 40 I seriously overpaid!

The magic of a boomerang is that it goes out and returns to the exact place from where it left. The boomerang bus, does not return. Shortly after leaving Ballston for a fun day of tubing, the bus stopped on the side of I-​66. After telling us that we’ll be on the road soon, we’re told the bus is dead. Don’t fear, we’ll be on another bus that’s coming in 15 – 20 minutes. Will there be other people on it? Will there be seats for us? Our host isn’t sure. They didn’t tell him.
An hour later, we’re told, there isn’t a second bus coming to take us tubing. It’s too late, we’re going home. We just have to wait.
After waiting for more than an hour on the side of i-​66, we called Enterprise Rent-​a-​Car who did «pick us up» on the side of the freeway and took my group of friends to their office on Lee Highway where we rented the car for the rest of our trip. (5 stars to Enterprise)
So far, we’ve been refunded the money for the «boomerang» bus but have yet to hear back about our refund for the canceled rafting trip. We also haven’t heard if boomerang bus will change it’s name to Skipping Rock Bus. You know because you throw it out there and it just sinks.

Big time fun! especially the winery tours on Sat/​Sun. If you have a big group of people, it’s the best way to go out and have fun without worrying about logistics. If it’s a small group, it’s a great way to meet fun and interesting people whilst having a ball!

I have to say I was pretty nervous about the party bus a couple of hours before we were supposed to meet up. Would we have a blast or would we be stuck with a bunch of 21 year old party animals?
The cost is $ 35 (plus fees) but I managed to snag a ticket with one of those daily coupon deals. I got about 4 other girlfriends to attend, so we knew that even if the people on the bus sucked, we’d still have a great time. For Friday night tours you meet at Front Page in Arlington. Very accommodating. We met in the back bar and the bar was cool with us bringing our coolers of booze in but they had to stay with the bouncers.
Once you’re ready to depart, you go to this bright orange school bus that is basically hollowed out except for seats around the perimeter of the bus and 4 poles. If any of you are pole tricksters like me, it may be disappointed because you don’t have much space to do tricks, but if you just want to dance against them, they are perfect. You can bring alcohol on the bus but they cannot be in glass containers so everyone improvised — from old soda and water bottles to tupperware, you name it. The hostesses are pretty lively, as they should be, but one of them was super freaky. She kept doing this boob thrust dance which is fine the first few times… except she did it ALL night long.
The bus took us to three bars for about an hour each: Recess, Midtown Loft, and Eyebar. I believe it varies from night to night. Thank goodness our bus was full of fun people because at Recess, we got there so early that we just had to entertain ourselves. I liked Midtown because they had full sized poles but they were up against the wall. I think by Eyebar my friends and I were through (signs we are getting old). I could have done another bar, I think an hour at each bar can be a long time unless you’re going to meet other people at the bar. I think because we made friends on the bus, we pretty much stuck to ourselves.
The bus took us back to Front Page at the end of the night. My friend got sick on the bus and the hostesses were really cool about it and helped me take care of her and clean up. I figure they probably deal with it a lot!
Overall it’s a great time. We got VIP access to each bar, cut the line, we can drink on the bus, and we got to check out bars we wouldn’t normally hang out at. Plus if you’re lucky and get a cool group on the bus, you make new friends.
My friends and I would totally do this again. Just not all the time since the club scene isn’t our thing, but it was fun to do something different and we’re also interested in the other bus tours that Boomerang offers.
P. S. I’m not too familiar with Ballston parking, so my friends and I parked in the Ballston Mall garage which is 24 hours. Beware because you can’t go back through the mall to access the garage after the mall is closed. We had to walk all the way around the mall and up the ramps to get to our car! Front Page says there’s a garage on 9^th but I stuck with what I was familiar with.
P. P. S. If you can’t make it to Front Page and you have a few people with you, Boomerang will work with you to pick you up at another location.

GREAT way to meet new friends…
I rode the bus this last saturday and it was so much fun… onboard everyone awas drinking and dancing… thanks stability pole!
Lots of fun people and we met lots of birthday parties onboard… it was really a great night, the best part was the bus ride… I barely remember the clubs :)