Table of contents:
- Nationals Park key facts
- Nationals Park seating map
- Nationals Park bag policy
- Nationals Park parking and transportation options
- Hotels near Nationals Park
- Full event schedule at Nationals Park
- FAQ
What's more patriotic than baseball? When in the nation's capital, there's no better place to watch this historic pastime than Nationals Park.
One of the league's newest stadiums, Nationals Park is the home venue for the Nationals. Opened to the public in 2008, the park hosted the 2018 MLB All-Star Game as well as multiple games during the 2019 World Series.
Are you planning a trip to DC soon and want to visit Nationals Park? We've got you covered.
Here's everything you need to know about Nationals Park, including a full schedule of upcoming events that will be held at the venue.
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Nationals Park key facts
- Address: 1500 S Capitol Street SE, Washington, D.C. 20003
- Capacity: 41,370
- Built: 2006-2008
- Opened: March 22, 2008
Nationals Park is located at 1500 S Capitol Street SE in Washington, D.C.
Nationals Park seating map
Baseball seating map
You can see the full layout for baseball games below. If you need information on accessible seating for individuals with disabilities, you can check out accessibility resources on the MLB website.
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Concert seating map
Nationals Park alters its seating map for concerts. The map below gives you the general layout for a concert, though it can change depending on how a performer sets up the stage.
Nationals Park bag policy
All bags must be MLB compliant, single compartment and no larger than 16x16x8 inches. Any bags larger than 5x7 must be clear.
Nationals Park does offer a service with a third-party locker company for those with non-compliant bags. You can find locations outside of the Home Plate Gate and Right Field Gate.
If you have questions about specific prohibited and approved bags, visit the Nationals Park website.
Nationals Park parking options and cost
Parking is extremely limited around Nationals Park, but fans can purchase pre-paid parking passes or season passes on the Nationals website.
Parking around Nationals Park can cost anywhere between $20 to 50 on game and event days, depending on the type of parking and location.
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Nationals Park transportation, rideshare and taxi options
If you are using a rideshare app, taxi or bus service to travel to an event at Nationals Park, you can direct the vehicle to the designated drop-off and pick-up zones. Rideshare and taxi pick-up and drop-off will be located outside of the facility, primarily at the corner of First Street and Potomac Avenue SE, just steps from the gates.
The Nationals strongly encourage fans to take public transportation to the park. The stadium is primarily accessible by metro. You can take the Green Line to the Navy Yard Station or the Orange, Blue or Silver lines to the Capitol South Station. Both stations are a short walk from the park.
Hotels near Nationals Park
There are several hotels within minutes of Nationals Park. The closest option is the Hampton Inn & Suites Washington DC-Navy Yard, but some other options include the Reside Navy Yard and Cambria Hotel Washington DC Navy Yard Riverfront.
Event schedule at Nationals Park 2025
Below is a list of other events and concerts being held at Nationals Park in 2025. For a more comprehensive schedule, visit Nationals Park's website.
- June 23: Stray Kids
- June 27-28: Savannah Bananas
- Aug. 10: Chris Brown
- Aug. 12: Jonas Brothers
- Sept. 6: The Lumineers
- Oct. 8-9: Chris Brown
FAQs
Does Nationals Park use mobile tickets?
Nationals Park uses mobile tickets for all events. Guests must display their passes on mobile phones in order to enter. Screenshots and physical tickets will not be scanned or accepted.
Where do I enter Nationals Park?
Guests may enter at any of the many general admission gates around the park, including the Center Field Gate, Right Field Gate, Left Field Gate, Home Plate Gate or First Base Gate.
Can I re-enter Nationals Park?
Re-entry is not permitted at Nationals Park under any circumstances. Tickets are good for one-time entry to games and events, unless in the case of an emergency.
Can I bring my purse into Nationals Park?
You can only bring a regular purse into Nationals Park if it's 16x16x8 inches or less. All bags are subject to a security check prior to entering.
Can I bring my baby or child to an event/game at Nationals Park?
Yes, but all guests three years of age and older must have a ticket in order to attend a Nationals home game. All infants must be seated on an adult's lap and not interfere with the sightlines of other guests.
Can I bring outside food or beverages into Nationals Park?
No, you can't bring outside food and beverages into Nationals Park.
Can I bring my vape into Nationals Park?
No, you can't bring a vape into Nationals Park. Nationals Park is a completely non-smoking facility. All guests are prohibited from smoking (including electronic cigarettes, vaporizers or similar products) inside or outside of the stadium.
Does Nationals Park have wifi?
Yes, Nationals Park has free wifi for all guests and attendees.
Does Nationals Park sell alcohol?
Nationals Park has alcoholic beverages available for purchase at concession stands and bars around the stadium. You can view the location of every concession stand and bar in the stadium by clicking here.
Is Nationals Park a cashless stadium?
Yes, Nationals Park is a cashless stadium. Only credit, debit and gift cards are accepted at concession stands.
Does Nationals Park have a sportsbook?
No, Nationals Park currently does not have an available sportsbook.
Airports near Washington, D.C.
The closest airport is Ronald Reagan National (DCA), which is approximately four miles from Nationals Park. Washington Dulles International (IAD) is also an option about 28 miles away, as well as Baltimore/Washington International (BWI), which is 33 miles away.
Tourist attractions in Washington, D.C.
The list of attractions is endless. Visitors usually enjoy exploring all of the historic monuments around the National Mall, including the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial and of course, the Capitol building. There are also plenty of iconic museums, like the Smithsonian National Museum of National History.