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Nationals Park Tickets
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Watch your hometown team take the field this season with Nationals Park tickets from TicketSmarter. Baseball games are played throughout the Spring and Summer at venues across North America including iconic ballparks like Yankee Stadium or Camden Yards.
One of the first recognized baseball parks was Elysian Fields in Hoboken, N.J., where businessmen gathered to play organized baseball and cricket in the mid-1840s. Ballparks are now the signature piece of several communities ranging from small, community fields to Minor League stadiums and Major League parks that hold between 30,000 and 50,000 spectators.
The one standard measurement in baseball stadiums is the infield, which measures 90 feet on each the first and third base paths. The infield and outfield are typically grass with a combination of sand, clay and silt making up the basepaths, pitching mound and warning tracks. Outfields vary in size across each league ranging from 391 feet to centerfield at Oracle Park to 420 feet at Fenway Park and Comerica Park.
See America’s favorite game in person with Nationals Park tickets. On off-days, some ballparks will host other events like concerts and festivals. Large acts like Billy Joel have performed stadium tours in recent years. Minor League parks like Surprise Stadium host local food and wine festivals and college tournaments before Spring Training begin in mid-February.
MLB Nationals Park Tickets
Do not wait to buy your Nationals Park tickets to see the 2019 World Series Champions, the Washington Nationals. Secure your MLB tickets today from TicketSmarter. Nationals Park Stadium is a multi-purpose venue that seats 41,000 and is home to the MLB’s Washington Nationals in Washington, DC. The ballpark opened its doors and ticket office in 2008 with a college baseball game featuring the George Washington University against Saint Joseph University.
In addition to hosting Washington Nationals matchups, the arena is the setting for other exciting events, including beer festivals, fundraisers and monster concerts with superstar groups such as Motley Crue, Poison and Def Leppard. The stadium also hosted the NHL Winter Classic in 2015. Get your Washington Nationals Park tickets today and watch your favorite players and performers at the next big event at Nationals Park, located at 1500 S Capitol St SE, Washington, DC 20003.
Nationals Park Seating Chart
Where is the best place to sit at Nationals Park? If you prefer VIP seating, there are a number of premium seating options, including the Premium Club, PNC Diamond Club and Delta Sky360 Club. The VIP Club seating offers expanded menu items, VIP private entrances, private restrooms, padded seats and, in some cases, all-inclusive food and alcohol. For the best seats, use our dynamic seating chart to locate sections A–E behind the plate in the Delta Sky360 Club. For something a little less pricey, take a look at tickets in the Dugout Box or Infield Box. If you’re looking for a cheap ticket, the Right Field Terrace offers some very affordable options.
Find the best seats for these exciting games using our convenient event calendar and easy-to-navigate seating chart above. TicketSmarter’s numerous filtering choices (event type, date, time, etc.) help you secure Washington Nationals tickets at the best prices. TicketSmarter’s 100% ticket guarantee assures your place to see the year’s biggest sports stars.
Nationals Park Schedule
Don’t miss a minute of Major League Baseball at Nationals Park. Grab your Nationals tickets to see the Nats take on the NL East. You will want to witness key rivalry games against the Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals or Los Angeles Dodgers.
Alternatively, you can catch a stadium tour concert at the ballpark. The Stadium Tour with Motley Crue and Poison is a must-see. The Hella Mega Tour with Green Day and Fall Out Boy is also sure to rock the house.
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How much are Nationals Park tickets?
Nationals Park ticket prices will differ depending on the event and where your seats are located. On average, $773.11 is the price you’ll pay to watch a live event at Nationals Park. Seats located in the back of the venue are always the cheapest option and can cost as low as $85.50 a ticket. Premium seats with the best views of the event can go for as high as $7893.00 a seat.
How many events are coming to Nationals Park?
Nationals Park has 83 live events scheduled.
Who is playing at Nationals Park?
Philadelphia Phillies at Washington Nationals and Chicago White Sox at Washington Nationals are scheduled to appear at the Nationals Park.
Philadelphia Phillies at Washington Nationals Nationals Park tickets March 27th, 2025 at 12:00am
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Chicago White Sox at Washington Nationals Nationals Park tickets September 28th, 2025 at 12:00am
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What time does Nationals Park open?
The Nationals Park doors generally open 45 minutes before the event on March 27th, 2025 at 12:00am. Visitors will want to arrive at the venue 30 - 60 minutes early to find parking near the venue.
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