shalian A.
Google
If I can save anyone the price of the ticket, this will be my final societal contribution for 2025. Boston's Highest Holiday Rooftop Bar... the view at night was stunning, especially when you can detect the vivid Holiday exhibits against the city's lights. It is downhill from this....we were directed to walk in and" turn right". After we denoted WHICH RIGHT was correct, there was a series of blank spaces, elevators--essentially a maze that had me strategizing how I was going to negotiate an escape from potential traffickers! Once we finally arrived at the right place, there was a line. Why? You are attending a restaurant/bar and you expect to wait for drinks once you ARE AT THE BAR, but no. After the Escape Room intro, you are rewarded with waiting in line to get to the bar. My pal and I stood for 30 minutes as the resurrection of CV policies reared its unattractive head. 1 in, 1 out......You should expect to remain standing once you are allowed in, by the way. There is an actual bar and tables but both allow for approximately 20-25 seats COLLECTIVELY. After the way this experience began, I expected elves with cookies, photo booth opportunities or props, interactive nostalgia...I walked into the Dollar Tree [or $1.25 Tree ] and also saw decor...neither this nor the Stratus should be charging for holiday decorations I could have pulled up on Chat GPT. We could not even retrieve our photo from the one interactive element present and it seemed that the people after us were equally confused....this should be renamed The Confusion. Of ALL of the Holiday pop-ups in Boston, this was a total waste of admission and time. We were certainly high above the city, but this was hardly an elevated experience.