Some of the Nationals official lots are right next to the stadium but will run you nearly $50 on game day. The SpotHero app allows you to find parking all over DC without ever touching a meter.įor others who are unconcerned with price and simply interested in convenience, the area is saturated with parking lots and garages that would be happy to take your money. Pick a spot that works for you, complete the checkout process, and they’ll email you the parking pass. You can drive to the stadium knowing exactly where you’re going to park, how much it will cost, and that a spot will be waiting for your arrival. They allow you to pay ahead of time for guaranteed parking spots. SpotHero is a cool service that’s really popular in DC. Don’t say I never did anything for you, Savvyites. You can even reserve a guaranteed spot there through a service called SpotHero. It’s the best bang for your buck for Nats games. Capitol St that only charges just over $20 for regular season games. There’s a parking lot right across the street from the stadium at 1620 S. I’m in the business of giving away my secrets, so I’ll let you in on a little parking gem I know about near Nats Park.
Here is a rundown of street parking regulations around Nats Park if you want to get a headache. This was done to reduce congestion and encourage people to take public transit. For four hours of parking, you’re looking at around $20 total. Additionally, the street parking rates for this area are adjusted during game days such that it doesn’t really make sense to circle the block for a high demand space. If you’re driving to the game, the possibility of finding a metered street parking spot exists, but it is confined to a small section just north of the stadium. If you’ve never used Uber, click here and get your first ride free. Walk a block away from the stadium to make pick up easier. has a very popular Capital Bikeshare program where you can rent bikes and there are two bike stations within walking distance from the park and a station at the closest Metro stop!Īnother option if you happen to be staying nearby is to avoid waiting for the Metro and the stress of traffic and grab an Uber ride. You can also ride your bike to this green park! Don’t have a bike with you? No problem! D.C. Go for a drink at The Ugly Mug before the game and they will drop you off at the park on a golf cart with proof of purchase! This cool little tavern is only about a mile away with good food. It’s a fun alternative to driving that you can check out here.
The park and ride option with the Metro also let’s you skip the crazy game day traffic.ĭC’s Metro Connects the Park to All Parts of the Capitol – via Flickr user RJ SchmidtĭC’s Metro Connects the Park to All Parts of the Capitol – via Flickr user RJ Schmidt Try the locally owned “Ballpark Bus” that will pick you up from a couple of local restaurants and take you to the game and then back to your car after the game. driving to the game considering the cost of parking in the lots and garages in the area. There are some parking fees at their “park and ride” stations, but you should still come out ahead vs. It really is easy! Metro services most suburbs in the DC area and its “ Navy Yard-Ballpark Station ” stop delivers you right outside of the stadium via the Green Line. Locals will absolutely tell you to take the metro to the game. The Metro app is also very helpful for schedules and maps on this system. If you’re not from the area, reference this quick planning tool for getting to and from the game on Metro. With DC laying claim to one of the largest metro-rail transit systems in the country, getting to Nationals Park on public transit is easy and affordable if you are staying at the many AirBnB rentals available across the area. I can hardly watch the Reds from the upper deck in Cincinnati due to the pollution.įeel Good About Your Footprint While Having a Great Time – via Flickr user Keith Allison Arriving at Nationals Park Alternative/Public Transportation to a Nationals Game Nationals Park is also a certified Green stadium, which really makes me feel better about seeing a game there. There are a few restaurants right outside the park and if you are feeling brave, you can always grab a hot dog from a street vendor before entering. You can bring food into the park, which is a good idea considering the prices.
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