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The best ball park in America!!! Always a good time at the nationals stadium! I go several times a year and just always forget to check in so here's some updated pictures!
Took metro to the game, short walk to the stadium. Plenty of food or drinks options if you want to pregame outside, but also plenty of options inside as well. Stander high stadium prices here. Most vendors quick to process orders and keep the line moving. For hot days there are mister fans in various locations to cool the summer heat. Good views throughout the park to enjoy a game or event!
Such a cool experience! Every floor is packed with food vendors from hotdogs to ice cream, and wherever you're sitting or standing, you're getting a nice view of the game. Be aware that the stadium does not allow bags bigger than a handheld purse. But if you still want a locker, you can either rent one or have it checked in at a blue tent for $15. They have these lockers at every corner except for one. Finally, make sure to take a pic with the presidential mascots (on the second floor, I believe)!
Not into a dog, burger, chicken bites? Grab a wrap! The roast beef wrap with an aioli and aus jus was just right for the game! The chips are seasoned with a special blend of smoke and sweet spice. Not too salty.
NATIONALS PARK in Washington, D.C.! We were able to catch the LA Dodgers during cherry blossom season! There were trees inside, which were in full bloom, and I even found a cherry blossom chair! We secured tickets on Easter Sunday, which turned out to be a rainy day, so game time was delayed a couple of hours. Ohtani hit a home run! Final score: 8-6 Dodgers. There were A LOT of Dodgers fans! Uncomplicated stadium. Simple to navigate. Friendly staff. Nats fans were fun. Overall, it was an stress-free visit and I felt safe...even while wearing a LA hat! :-) Easy walk from the Metro Station. We just ordered the basics: hot dog, nachos, and draft beer. Prices were reasonable and the food tasted pretty fresh. I was surprised because we had to grab it from the heat rack. I saw Marine One from our 300's Section, but it was probably in training and/or a decoy. Just across the street is the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge, which you can also see from one of the stadium gates. But, I decided to walk over to take a closer look!
Love the park, love the fans, love the food! Seating is really great, prices on seats were affordable, and the stadium is right near so many sports bars for before and after celebrations.
Nationals Park is not just a great MLB ballpark experience, but a great professional sports stadium experience. Located along the Anacostia River in Navy Yard, it is one of the more functional and accessible MLB stadiums with ramps and elevators. Nationals Park is the first major professional stadiums in the country to earn LEED Silver Certified status by the U.S. Green Building Council, having incorporated sustainable design elements. The stadium is beautiful, however, doesn't have the historic charm that some of the other stadiums in the league have. There is obviously plenty seating and even better, open standing room to watch the game. You'll find customer-friendly stands serving traditional ballpark food, unattended and cashless grab and pay vendors, bars, and restaurants. Surrounding the ballpark is a plethora of sports bars, restaurants, and pre-game social venues. The team's merchandise store is adequate and staff, friendly. During the spring, you can find cherry trees in peak bloom in many of the standing room areas around the park, adding a beautiful backdrop and scenery to spring games. The park is highly accessible by many roads, connecting all quadrants of the city, Northern Virginia, and Prince George's County, MD. However, parking is limited and on game day and special events, the price to park taxes the wallet. I recommend using Metro which gets you close to the ballpark, including nearby Navy Yard - Ballpark Station which gets you the closest and within steps from the one of the entrances to the ballpark on Half Street. This Metro stop gets crowded because of its proximity to the ballpark. If you have time for a walk, consider exiting the station at New Jersey Avenue or to skip the madness entirely, consider riding to Southwest Waterfront Metro and walking over, crossing South Capitol Street.
Nationals Park always knocks it out the park! I especially love their kid friendliness & bike parking garage! We like to bike to the games in the summer & usually spend a good amount of time at the Kids Fun Zone. Did I mention that kids eat free here?! Go Nats!
CHRIS BROWN BREZZY BOWL CHRIS BROWN BREZZY BOWL CHRIS BROWN BREZZY BOWL Went here for a concert and Chris Brown didn't disappoint. However this review should be about the stadium. The ease of getting in was fine. They had multiple entrances that made it no hassle on getting it. There were many food vendors and merchandise tents. There are plenty restrooms as well. Overall this is a great venue for a music concert.
So many memories here. My first game was back in 2009 when the ballpark was quite new, there were very few fans, and the team was bad. I'm a Cardinals fan first so have seen them play them in regular season and postseason often. In 2019 I enjoyed seeing them make history by sweeping the Cardinals in Game 4 of NLCS. I have been here for a Savanna Bananas game and have set anywhere from the upper decks, lower sidelines, first row behind dugout, PNC club, club level, suites to the outfield you name it (but not yet the Terra Club). The food and drink options are quite good there although beverages are pricier than most parks. Why do I rate this park 4 stars and not 5: layout is odd as some ADA sections require walking across a bridge to get to back of upper concourse, the view of Capitol has been obstructed, and most of all it lacks the strong character of other parks such as Fenway.
Beautiful weather build for a day at Nats stadium for the beerfest. Wonderful array of brews available for tasting with food trucks to feed the alcohol. Plenty of parking adjacent to the stadium made it really convenient to enjoy the venue without having to walk a mile for the camel
When visiting the city during the MLB season, one should definitely make time to catch a game. The Nationals Park is conveniently located in Naval Yard. Getting here via the metro is super convenient. Onsite parking is available at the stadium. Tickets can be bought ahead of time online at MLB.com or at the onsite ticket box office. It is located adjacent to the center field gate. Tickets can be purchased there as early as 3 hours before first pitch. If you arrive early they usually have promo giveaways like bobble heads depending on the day. The concession stands are standard with no standouts. You are allowed to bring in food as long it is carried in your hands in an approved container. Overall the Nationals Park is a fantastic park to visit.
Reminded me of a fancy spring training facility. The location though is good with lots of pre-game drinking options. Inside the park is good views, all the usual foods and some nice bourbon and lemonade drinks.
Representing 2nd quarter 2019 in scrapbook series is Nationals Park. I've been to Nationals Park multiple times over the past decade. My very 1st game was on Memorial Day 2013, which was a Beltway series against the O's. At the time, I was living in Alexandria; so I was geographically closer to DC than Baltimore. So naturally, I was rooting for the Nats. My friend who was a Phillies fan was rooting for the O's. In 2021, O's became my #1 team, and Nats moved from 2nd favorite to least favorite. Nats gained a bit back, maybe now 4th or 5th least favorite team. In spite of not liking the Nats now, it's still a solid ballpark. At some point, I'll give a 5-star review to Camden Yard in Baltimore. I like Nats Park better than Wrigley Field (Chicago Cubs)...see my 3-star of them from October 2025. Rate Field (Chicago White Sox) I gave 4-stars that same day in October. I think Nats Park is even a bit superior to Rate Field. The thing that is a winning factor for Nats Park is some good city views of US Capitol & various other buildings particularly in the nosebleed seats. The ballpark is spacious. You come in a grand entrance. Their mascot is Screech, an oversized bald eagle. But even more well known are the oversized Presidents. I've said hello to Lincoln (my favorite President) as well as Washington, Jefferson, & Teddy Roosevelt greeting fans. By far, Teddy is the most popular people root for when they race around the ballpark in the 4th inning. I'd be happy for Teddy as that's what the majority want, but I don't have a strong opinion. Regardless of who wins, it's entertaining to watch. In September 2015, I took pics of US Presidents in race greeting fans in the front. For a few years, they were honoring William Howard Taft, who was the 1st President to throw out a ceremonial pitch. It was in April 1910 in DC, the Washington Senators vs. Philadelphia Athletics. I'm pictured with Calvin Coolidge who they used for some of 2015 season in the race. Eating options are plentiful, but of course overpriced, but some good unique variety. In August 2024, I had Arepa, which was great. Fun fact: The last FIVE games I was rooting for the other teams (Rangers, White Sox, O's, Reds, & Brewers all lost when I saw them), and Nats won. My intention is good luck to the other team, but just my luck Nats win every time. Maybe I should go when Dodgers or Yankees visit; that's when I'd want to give Nats some luck! In July 2023, I was rooting for Texas Rangers. I had the starting pitcher in my Fantasy baseball league. My friend was running a bit behind. I waited by Metro for him, and I was checking on my phone Rangers didn't score in 1st inning. Then, it was Nats turn at bat, and all of sudden I heard loud cheering, it was a 3-run homer, then a 1-run homer. 4-0. My pitcher got lit up with 36 ERA in the 1st inning. I was annoyed with a rain delay that occurred. Almost the entire DC area wasn't experiencing rain but an isolated thunderstorm blew through Alexandria & Reagan National Airport and came right over Nats Park. The rain lasted maybe 15 minutes, but the game was delayed 1.5 hours, which I thought was ridiculous. I thought it might've been a ploy to get people to buy more drinks or food. But I wasn't going to do that. So instead of eating dinner after the game perhaps 6:30 or 7, it was after 8 PM. In September 2023, I had extra leave time for work I needed to use by end of month. I went to a Wednesday day game against White Sox. It was high scoring game for Nats 13 runs, and slightly below the median with only 3 for the White Sox. In May 2024, I was decked out in my O's shirt & hat for the Beltway series. Of course, my O's were bums...their final # of runs was a big fat O, while Nats got 3 or a sideways curly W for them. Then, Nats beat Cincinnati Reds when I was there in July 2024. Carly Rae Jepson performed that night, which was cool. Finally, in August 2024, I was rooting for my Milwaukee Brewers. But of course, they had to be total bums until 8th inning, where they caught up to only lose by 1 run. Conclusions: Nats Park is good solid ballpark. It's not the most architecturally appealing on the design like more the classic Camden Yard style, but it still does the job for good spectating. read more
2 months ago
This is a nice ballpark to watch the Nationals play at home, but it lacks the ambience of Camden Yards (in Baltimore) or the history of Fenway Park (in Boston). Before you arrive, remember to bring a clear plastic bag and one plastic bottle of water (unopened). Metal and glass containers are prohibited. At the main gate, you first go through a metal detector. Then, you scan a QR code to enter the turnstile gates. On the plus side, it's easy to access using public transportation via Metro (short walk to a station). However, if you are driving here, try to reserve a parking spot in advance. Some parking lots are a 15 minute walk away, so plan accordingly and bring comfortable sneakers. Inside the ballpark, you'll find several places to eat, including Shake Shack and Ben's Chili Bowl. If you're going to a Sunday afternoon game at 1:35pm in the summertime, visiting team seats on the 3rd base side get partial shade around 2:30pm-3:00pm. However, seats on the 1st base side will be exposed to the sun during the entire game. Most Nats fans are pretty friendly toward visiting team guests. Overall, I think it's a good ballpark for watching a game - but it's not the nicest ballpark on the East Coast. read more
Took metro to the game, short walk to the stadium. Plenty of food or drinks options if you want to pregame outside, but also plenty of options inside as well. Stander high stadium prices here. Most vendors quick to process orders and keep the line moving. For hot days there are mister fans in various locations to cool the summer heat. Good views throughout the park to enjoy a game or event! read more
Such a cool experience! Every floor is packed with food vendors from hotdogs to ice cream, and wherever you're sitting or standing, you're getting a nice view of the game. Be aware that the stadium does not allow bags bigger than a handheld purse. But if you still want a locker, you can either rent one or have it checked in at a blue tent for $15. They have these lockers at every corner except for one. Finally, make sure to take a pic with the presidential mascots (on the second floor, I believe)! read more
1 month ago
Not into a dog, burger, chicken bites? Grab a wrap! The roast beef wrap with an aioli and aus jus was just right for the game! The chips are seasoned with a special blend of smoke and sweet spice. Not too salty. read more
6 months ago
NATIONALS PARK in Washington, D.C.! We were able to catch the LA Dodgers during cherry blossom season! There were trees inside, which were in full bloom, and I even found a cherry blossom chair! We secured tickets on Easter Sunday, which turned out to be a rainy day, so game time was delayed a couple of hours. Ohtani hit a home run! Final score: 8-6 Dodgers. There were A LOT of Dodgers fans! Uncomplicated stadium. Simple to navigate. Friendly staff. Nats fans were fun. Overall, it was an stress-free visit and I felt safe...even while wearing a LA hat! :-) Easy walk from the Metro Station. We just ordered the basics: hot dog, nachos, and draft beer. Prices were reasonable and the food tasted pretty fresh. I was surprised because we had to grab it from the heat rack. I saw Marine One from our 300's Section, but it was probably in training and/or a decoy. Just across the street is the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge, which you can also see from one of the stadium gates. But, I decided to walk over to take a closer look! read more
5 months ago
Nationals Park is not just a great MLB ballpark experience, but a great professional sports stadium experience. Located along the Anacostia River in Navy Yard, it is one of the more functional and accessible MLB stadiums with ramps and elevators. Nationals Park is the first major professional stadiums in the country to earn LEED Silver Certified status by the U.S. Green Building Council, having incorporated sustainable design elements. The stadium is beautiful, however, doesn't have the historic charm that some of the other stadiums in the league have. There is obviously plenty seating and even better, open standing room to watch the game. You'll find customer-friendly stands serving traditional ballpark food, unattended and cashless grab and pay vendors, bars, and restaurants. Surrounding the ballpark is a plethora of sports bars, restaurants, and pre-game social venues. The team's merchandise store is adequate and staff, friendly. During the spring, you can find cherry trees in peak bloom in many of the standing room areas around the park, adding a beautiful backdrop and scenery to spring games. The park is highly accessible by many roads, connecting all quadrants of the city, Northern Virginia, and Prince George's County, MD. However, parking is limited and on game day and special events, the price to park taxes the wallet. I recommend using Metro which gets you close to the ballpark, including nearby Navy Yard - Ballpark Station which gets you the closest and within steps from the one of the entrances to the ballpark on Half Street. This Metro stop gets crowded because of its proximity to the ballpark. If you have time for a walk, consider exiting the station at New Jersey Avenue or to skip the madness entirely, consider riding to Southwest Waterfront Metro and walking over, crossing South Capitol Street. read more
Nationals Park always knocks it out the park! I especially love their kid friendliness & bike parking garage! We like to bike to the games in the summer & usually spend a good amount of time at the Kids Fun Zone. Did I mention that kids eat free here?! Go Nats! read more
11 months ago
CHRIS BROWN BREZZY BOWL CHRIS BROWN BREZZY BOWL CHRIS BROWN BREZZY BOWL Went here for a concert and Chris Brown didn't disappoint. However this review should be about the stadium. The ease of getting in was fine. They had multiple entrances that made it no hassle on getting it. There were many food vendors and merchandise tents. There are plenty restrooms as well. Overall this is a great venue for a music concert. read more
9 months ago
So many memories here. My first game was back in 2009 when the ballpark was quite new, there were very few fans, and the team was bad. I'm a Cardinals fan first so have seen them play them in regular season and postseason often. In 2019 I enjoyed seeing them make history by sweeping the Cardinals in Game 4 of NLCS. I have been here for a Savanna Bananas game and have set anywhere from the upper decks, lower sidelines, first row behind dugout, PNC club, club level, suites to the outfield you name it (but not yet the Terra Club). The food and drink options are quite good there although beverages are pricier than most parks. Why do I rate this park 4 stars and not 5: layout is odd as some ADA sections require walking across a bridge to get to back of upper concourse, the view of Capitol has been obstructed, and most of all it lacks the strong character of other parks such as Fenway. read more
6 months ago
Beautiful weather build for a day at Nats stadium for the beerfest. Wonderful array of brews available for tasting with food trucks to feed the alcohol. Plenty of parking adjacent to the stadium made it really convenient to enjoy the venue without having to walk a mile for the camel read more
When visiting the city during the MLB season, one should definitely make time to catch a game. The Nationals Park is conveniently located in Naval Yard. Getting here via the metro is super convenient. Onsite parking is available at the stadium. Tickets can be bought ahead of time online at MLB.com or at the onsite ticket box office. It is located adjacent to the center field gate. Tickets can be purchased there as early as 3 hours before first pitch. If you arrive early they usually have promo giveaways like bobble heads depending on the day. The concession stands are standard with no standouts. You are allowed to bring in food as long it is carried in your hands in an approved container. Overall the Nationals Park is a fantastic park to visit. read more
6 months ago
I really like this stadium. Coming from the NYC area home to Yankees stadium and citi field I find both overwhelming labyrinths that I have to take a deep breath before entering. Here, I feel smaller city comfort with a minor league stadium feel (not in a bad way, concessions are still very much MLB prices). My only gripes are if you sit under the scoreboard you can't see much else but the field and the bathrooms were a bit yucky. The employees are super friendly and helpful. read more
6 months ago
Great day at the stadium. It was little on the chilly side, but what can you do its early spring...Nats.. Here's free Nationals Pull overs!! They were handing out to every at the gates as the walked in. Also on Tuesday hot dogs are only 5 bucks!! It really helps out for all of us that like to eat a dog an inning. read more
1 year ago
I was in town for Breezy Bowl... First the CON: Getting to Garage C was an absolute nightmare. There were various streets blocked and the traffic was ridiculous. Luckily, I stumbled on Nationals Park IG post that had important info. and purchased a parking pass in advance because there was permit parking only. The PROS: Once I parked, we were able to enter the stadium from the lower level of the garage. There was no line at (at the entrance from the garage) all at around 7:20pm. Once we entered, there was a gentleman with an "ask me" sign which I thought was good since I'm not familiar with the venue. There were a it of staff walking around to assist if needed. The restroom on the upper level was clean and had paper towels and tissue paper at the time I went in there. There were multiple vendors selling food and drinks as well as selling Chris Brown merchandise. read more
It's been a while since I've been to Nats stadium. I came most recently for the Saturday night Savannah bananas show which was a 10 out of 10 experience!! All baseball games should have dancing. I think the stadium itself is absolutely gorgeous. I love the views of the Potomac and of downtown DC. That being said, with the food and drink prices the way that they are, visiting the stadium for me is a once a year activity at most. I spent almost $100 on a burger, fries, a bottle of water, and a cocktail. I get that stadium prices are outside the norm but it really feels like the prices have gone through the roof in recent years. They also don't have a great system for getting folks out after the game is over. read more
1 year ago
A decent venue for music and concerts. I attended a post-game summer concert, which was nice because they allowed visitors to sit closer to the stage if there were available seats! Great food options too, with good deals during baseball season. Beware that the Metro gets INSANE after games and concerts, but that's a given for any busy event in DC. I'll be attending their MCR concert next year, so curious to see how their organization is for an actual touring concert instead of a post-game summer series. read more
I have been wanting to check out this stadium for at least a year. Once the Orioles schedule came out and I was able to see the match up Orioles vs Nationals at the Nationals stadium I instantly had to put together a Family Field Trip as I call it. I purchased 2 rows of seats to accommodate my friends and family. The stadium is beautiful and accessible to public transportation which was great to avoid parking and traffic. Everyone had a great time. We were able to get decent ballpark food, great seats and take pictures with the mascot. I am really not a baseball fan but I do love great family experiences and we had just that. My only con was realizing you have to download the baseball app to redeem your tickets which takes some time to do when you are ready to enter the park. Next time prepare to do it before getting at the gate. There is also a bunch of restaurants outside the stadium to enjoy prior to game time. Unfortunately, the Orioles lost this game but, we won the next game the following night. Will definitely plan to visit again read more
Let's start with the bad- parking around the stadium sucks, so plan in advance. A lot of the street parking around the area is not available during game days. And parking garages are typically $30+ on game days. Things that I appreciated: -Staff was nice and helpful -The playground for kids is such a big hit, let's be honest- baseball games can be a little long and boring so this is a good break for kids. I like that they time in in 15 min increments so it doesn't get too crowded inside. - when we went they were giving free hotdogs, chips and water to kids, not sure if it's always the case but that was pretty neat. In return you donate money for a meal to someone in need. - the store is fun and had cool finds - I was obsessed that they had an arepa zone kiosk inside- yummm read more
It's a classic DC institution!! Finally got to see the Nats win for the first time last night. In terms of the venue, it's clean and the staff are friendly. Although you don't go here for just the food, the beer/hot dogs/pretzels are alright. Nothing spectacular, but the food makes the vibes align read more
1 year ago
OVERALL: clean, directions clearly and correctly displayed, great food options beyond hot dogs, great deals on tickets VENUE: the Nats Stadium looks relatively new and is well kept. On one end of the stadium there are a lot of booths from actual restaurants so you don't have to suffer and eat regular hot dogs and chicken tenders. I've had arepas from Arepa Zone, Mexican popsicles, korean hot dogs, and Cincinnati chili nachos read more
Attended the Rangers series at Nats Park. Stadium 23 for us. Tbh there isn't too much to say about the park. They isn't a lot of things to see around the stadium. They have the bobbleheads and some historical facts but no cool photos ops or anything really, there was a cherry blossom statue. We never even ended up checking out the upper concourses. Guest Services have first time certificates and buttons. If you buy your ticket from the box office you'll get a paper ticket but they aren't able to convert online to paper tickets. They sold commemorative tickets for $5 not sure what they looked like. Food wise - get the Half Smoke from Bens Chilli , the dogs as Haute Dog were pretty good as well. The ice cream with a chocolate chip cookie was pretty good too. One set of our tickets included a $15 food and drink credit on them, which was an unexpected bonus. Just scan your tickets at the concessions to redeem your credits. Didn't work with the beer vendors in the seats though unfortunately. Get $5 buds before 1st pitch at the Bud Terrace, in outfield. Sunday was a rain delay and they didn't continue to sell the beers discounted after the scheduled 1st pitch time. Game was delayed 90mins and last call was called during the 4th or 5th inning and all the concessions didn't stay open either. Taking the metro to the stadium is easy, a lot of choices of bars to pre/post game, most places on Half St will automatically add 20% tip. Friday was the summer concert series which was pretty cool. Haven't done a post concert like that at a ballpark before. They did continue to sell beer later for that night. 3rd base is your best bet for shade. Saturdays game was still pretty warm even in the shade. You can meet the Presidents at the 5th inning in section 133. read more
4'23'2025 My 1st, and hopefully not my last visit to Nationals Park. Friends, family and I visited this park to see the Orioles vs Nationals play baseball. I love how the park is smack in the middle of the city w so many food, dessert and local vendors near. Super easy access to get in stadium. Plenty of food and beverage options. Everyone was so kind. Literally everyone. Clean venue, clean bathrooms, awesome seating options. I look forward to visiting this stadium again. Preferably leaving w an Orioles win next time !! Lol read more
We are HUGE baseball fans and we travel around checking out various MLB and Minor League Stadiums. I'll go right out of the gate why I went with 4 stars. $50 to park is a little insane. I know, I know, i could park a mile away and pay $12. No way I'm dragging my family a mile to and from the stadium after driving 4 hours. Stadium experience was great. Everything was very clean. Bathrooms were clean. Great food variety. Staff was helpful and the environment was great to watch a ball game. We had the Korean Corn Dogs from S'Songs which were excellent. Then had a smash burger from one of the concession stands which was equally as good. For our traditional 7th inning stretch ice cream, we went to one of the vendors that advertised milk from "grass fed cows" and only chocolate ice cream available.... and no raspberry sauce (as advertised). On a chilly day in April? What happens in July? Which also contributes to the loss of a star. That can't happen, especially against a big match up like the Nationals / Mets. All in all, a great stadium to watch a game. Very good food variety. Parking can be rough. read more
1 month ago
I used to live in the Navy Yard and would attend Nats games often. I recently attended the Breezy Bowl and had a good experience. I learned from experience not to park on site. I booked a garage 3 blocks away and had a relatively easy entrance and exit. The stadium is clean and has a variety food options. I have sat everywhere in the stadium at one point or another and there really is no bad seat in the stadium. Now for Breezy Bowl we had floor seats. Regarding the floor seats in this venue for a concert, if you can't be in the first five rows on the floor, then I would suggest moving up to the 100 level for a better view. There was no line and no wait for VIP. The staff were friendly and helpful. The sound was excellent. I highly recommend. read more
I'm not the biggest baseball fan but I do go on occasion with friends and it's always a treat. National Park is one of the nicer stadiums in my opinion and I've been to a few in the Mid-Atlantic region. Very easy to navigate and to get into the stadium. And It's fairly clean for the most part. There are good number of varieties of food choices. You've got the typical hot dogs and fries vendors and the more unique ones like Korean corn dogs. Prices are astronomical but you've got to expect that at sporting events. I highly reccommend taking the metro into Navy Yard as the parking is limited and VERY expensive. I went to the April 16, 2025 game against the Mets and paid $50 to park! We lost the game against the Mets but a good time was had. I can't wait for the next game I go see at Nats Park! read more
17 days ago
I've been to Nats Park a handful of times for games and concerts. It's a good venue - I've always enjoyed my time here. Pros: - The stadium is metro accessible - a short and easy walk from the Navy Yard metro (green line) - Great food options both inside and outside the stadium. Inside, they have a lot of food vendor stands like Shake Shack, Roaming Rooster, Swizzler, Ben's Chili Bowl, Rockland's BBQ, Ssongs Korean Corn Dogs, and Arepa Zone... to name a few! There's also the typical concessions (hot dog, fries, pretzels, popcorn, chicken tenders, nachos, ice cream, etc.). If the line for typical concessions is too long, keep walking and find a shorter line - they're located all around the stadium and on different levels - Free WiFi works great! Sometimes, in a large crowd, your phone doesn't want to work, data is slow, etc. I've been able to connect to the WiFi easily and reliably here - Bags are allowed, as long as they are CLEAR (or small clutches). Note: Backpacks of any kind (even clear) are NOT allowed - Small snacks and water bottles are allowed (this allows you to save money so you don't have to spend it on pricey concessions) - Stadium is easy to navigate and walk around to find food, restrooms, water fill stations, etc. There are also staff members wearing shirts that say "Ask me anything" who are willing to assist. There's also fun displays on the walls of concert posters of previous performers, Nats memorabilia, etc. - Lots of covered areas and standing areas to take in the stadium and hang out away from your seats - I went during a rainy game, and once the weather cleared up, the ushers offered to wipe down the seat for you Cons: - Crowd control can be an issue sometimes. Long lines will form before gates open, especially for popular events. Plan accordingly. - City traffic always stinks - I highly recommend taking the metro. - This is a baseball stadium, not a concert arena. Sound at concerts can be weird, depending on where your seat is. I've heard crazy echoing and laggy sound at concerts in this venue before. - Netting stays up during concerts, which is minor, but a slightly annoying obstruction. - Restrooms are dated, but there are plenty of stalls; supplies have also been fully stocked when I go use the facilities Go Nats! read more
4 months ago
This ball park is really nice from the outside of the building to the great seating views. The crowd in this stadium was very live and into the game. I also got a chance to walk around inside the stadium to see nice memorabilia and some statues about the team's history. The food and drinks were very expensive like any other ballpark. Overall had an amazing experience enjoying myself. read more
I have to give kudos to Nationals Park Security for the Chris Brown Breezy Bowl Concert. They did an amazing job keeping the crowd orderly and safe. They kept everyone in the seat that they paid for and if fans moved closer to the stage, staff escorted them back to their seat quickly and quietly. This made for the ultimate concert going experience. We could enjoy the amazing show without drama, confusion, frustration and complications. Entry into the venue was crowded but that was to be expected for a 3-Night Sold Out event. Once we were guided into the appropriate locations for entry and made it through bag check, inside traffic moved smoothly. Great job! read more
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What outside food items are allowed inside of the park?
Yes outside food s allowed, but no aluminum or glass cans, only plastic water bottles. All food and other items have to fit into a small clear plastic bag about 7" x 10" The dimensions are on the Nationals site.
Are the seats small? We are a large family and don't want to be too squished?
The seats are pretty standard compared to other stadiums. If you have been to a baseball park, then you have a general idea of their size. We were a party of 6 and didn't have any issues.
The only tickets we could get for the Nats vs Cubs play offs we're labeled foul pole. Will we be able to see anything?
I've sat near the left field foul pole, it can get in the way for certain plays.
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