Bottom Split Racing Series: Week 6: Rockingham Speedway -
•
Indy Racing World Series: Week 7: Las Vegas Motor Speedway -
•
Wednesday Night Dash: Week 1: Atlanta Motor Speedway (Legacy) -
•
Indy Racing World Series: Week 8: St. Petersburg Grand Prix -
•
Wednesday Night Dash: Week 2: St Petersburg Grand Prix -
•
Bottom Split Racing Series: Week 7: Iowa Speedway -
•
Wednesday Night Dash: Week 3: Texas Motor Speedway -
•
Indy Racing World Series: Week 9: Indianapolis Motor Speedway -
•
Wednesday Night Dash: Week 4: Daytona International Speedway -
•
Bottom Split Racing Series: Week 6: Rockingham Speedway -
•
Indy Racing World Series: Week 7: Las Vegas Motor Speedway -
•
Wednesday Night Dash: Week 1: Atlanta Motor Speedway (Legacy) -
•
Indy Racing World Series: Week 8: St. Petersburg Grand Prix -
•
Wednesday Night Dash: Week 2: St Petersburg Grand Prix -
•
Bottom Split Racing Series: Week 7: Iowa Speedway -
•
Wednesday Night Dash: Week 3: Texas Motor Speedway -
•
Indy Racing World Series: Week 9: Indianapolis Motor Speedway -
•
Wednesday Night Dash: Week 4: Daytona International Speedway -
•
Home of the Washington Nationals
Last Updated: March 28, 2026
Source: Silveira Neto per Creative Commons
Stadium Scene connects the venue experience with the creators covering the teams that call this place home. Follow featured partners for podcasts, videos, blogs, and coverage tied directly to this venue’s teams.
Nobody in the Stadium Scene Network is currently covering the team or teams that play here.
If you run a podcast, video channel, blog, or creator brand focused on one of this venue’s teams, this is your opportunity to become the featured voice connected to this stadium.
Apply to Join the NetworkPick up these and thousands more great items from Fanatics, The Ultimate Fan Shop.
Learn more about the teams that play here and upcoming events on our team pages.
Nationals Park combines a modern stadium design with a growing riverfront district in Washington, D.C. Located along the Anacostia River, the area around the ballpark continues to develop with restaurants and gathering spaces.
Fans often arrive via the Metro, with a short walk leading directly to the stadium entrance. The surrounding plazas provide space to gather before heading inside.
The seating bowl is clean and contemporary, offering solid sightlines across all levels. Open concourses allow for views of the field while moving around the stadium.
Food options include a mix of classic concessions and regional offerings, with enough variety to appeal to different tastes. The layout helps reduce congestion even during busy stretches of the game.
After the game, the nearby waterfront and surrounding neighborhood offer additional options for dining and entertainment, extending the experience beyond the ballpark.
Like almost all US and Canadian Stadiums, you will need to enter through a metal detector before entering the stadium. Be sure to give yourself extra time and don't bring any weapons or devices that could be seen as a weapon inside. Pat down searches may be required.
Public Transit: There are two different bus routes you can take to get to the stadium. You can take the Metrobus or the DC Circulator Service. Check their websites for fares and stops. It is highly recommended to use the rail system to get to the ballpark. Take the Green Line to the Navy Yard Station. You can also take the Orange, Blue, or Silver Line to the Capitol South Station.
Rideshare: You may catch the taxi on the north side of M Street SE between South Capitol St SE and Half St SE. If a car taxi is not your style, there are also water taxis within walking distance. Do not drop off on South Capitol Street due to the high volume of traffic.
Flying in for the game? Search current flight options for this destination.
Closest Major Airport: Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD)
It is highly recommended that you take public transit, a taxi, or carpool. If you are going to park at the stadium, make sure to reserve your spot in advance online.
We're setting up a partnership with a new parking company. Stay tuned for more details.
There are two different bus routes you can take to get to the stadium. You can take the Metrobus or the DC Circulator Service. Check their websites for fares and stops.
It is highly recommended to use the rail system to get to the ballpark. Take the Green Line to the Navy Yard Station. You can also take the Orange, Blue, or Silver Line to the Capitol South Station.
You may catch the taxi on the north side of M Street SE between South Capitol St SE and Half St SE. If a car taxi is not your style, there are also water taxis within walking distance. Do not drop off on South Capitol Street due to the high volume of traffic.
Compare hotels and vacation rentals near Nationals Park.
Here at stadiumscene.tv, we take pride in partnering with the best up and coming sports content producers in the business. Check out these great posts from our partners and maybe you'll find your new favorite stop on the web.
If you have a sports podcast or YouTube channel and want to see your work featured, check out The Stadium Scene Network.
32-60 R St SW - Washington
601 F St NW - Washington
1600 Ring Rd - Landover
42095 Loudon United Dr - Leesburg
Jessica P.
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,...
Posted On: 2026-04-08 17:14:21
Read Full Review...
Hammed A.
Nationals Park is not just a great MLB ballpark experience, but a great professional sports stadium experience. Located along the Anacostia River in Navy...
Posted On: 2026-03-22 12:58:17
Read Full Review...
Kenneth K.
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...
Posted On: 2026-01-01 15:25:31
Read Full Review...Powered by Yelp
