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This map shows the lots and prices for the 2010 season at Nationals Park, based on the season-ticket holder and individual game parking maps at nationals.com.
The team announced in December 2009 that it was discontinuing the Nats Shuttle, which offered free parking and shuttle service at RFK Stadium.
The Nationals offer single-game parking, which can be purchased in advance. New "economy" lots have been announced for 2010: Lot HH ($5/game) and Lot W ($10/game), for both pre-purchase and cash on site. Pre-purchase is also available at Lot T ($20/game), Lot U ($25/game), Lot L ($30/game), and Red Zone parking for either $35 or $40/game; cash on site may or may not be available at these lots, seemingly dependent on the expected crowd for the event.
Lots shown without prices are for season-ticket holders only.
There are also cash lots being operated around the neighborhood near the ballpark, usually starting at around $20 per game. Those that operated in 2009 are marked on the map in yellow boxes, but there are others, and the lineup and prices may change for 2010. Follow the signs. For more information on the lots at the Yards, including discount passes, go to DCBaseballParking.com.
Biking to the Ballpark
According to the Nationals' Way to Go section on biking, there are more than 250 bike racks around the ballpark, and also a free bike valet, located in Red Garage C at the corner of N & 1st Street, SE. Access to the valet is on N Street just left of the entrance. The valet accepts bikes two hours before game time and will close 1 hour after the last inning.
Traffic Management Plans
Look closely at the Ballpark Traffic Management presentation for detailed information on:
· Mitigation attempts for potential traffic bottlenecks in congested spots before and after games;
· Where traffic control officers will be stationed;
· Where left turns will be prohibited;
· What streets will be closed;
· Where drop-off/pick-up locations will be (South Capitol Street);
· Where the post-game taxi stand will be (Half Street north of M);
· Where charter buses will be parked during games (Buzzards Point);
· Where variable messaging signs will be posted around the region;
· How traffic signals will be retimed before and after games;
· How traffic will be routed to and from the parking lots before and after games;
· Where the signed bike paths are to and from the ballpark;
· How on-street parking in areas near the ballpark will be handled (see my On Street Parking page for additional details).
Contact JD
But note: I do not work for the Nationals, the DC government, or any official organization.
Anyone who sends a message like "I'm a season-ticket holder, where is my parking going to be?" can expect to be ignored,
because I Don't Know.
On-Street Parking Take Metro! Parking Lots and Traffic Flow Parking/Transit News Items
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