The St. James is a 450,000-square-foot indoor sports complex in Springfield, VA. Facility highlights include:
• FIFA-regulation turf field with 65-foot ceiling clearance
• Two NHL-regulation sheets of ice
• Four permanent NBA-regulation basketball courts
• 50-meter Olympic-regulation pool
• Eight international-regulation singles squash courts
• Gymnastics training center with competition spring floor, deep foam training pits, Tumbl Trak, rod
floors, and in-ground trampolines
• Indoor water park with 6,000 square feet of slides, dumping buckets, and sprayers
• 20,000 square feet of obstacle courses, zip lines, climbing structures and walls, trampoline zones,
virtual reality, a “gaming theatre” and party rooms
To learn more about event opportunities at this amazing facility, please contact Visit Fairfax’s National Sales Manager, Eric Kulczycky, via email or by phone at 703-955-2043.
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