Nationals Park – New Traditions in the Nation’s Capital

Nationals Park – New Traditions in the Nation’s Capital

Nationals Park – New Traditions in the Nation’s Capital

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Baseball Returns to D.C.

When Nationals Park opened in 2008, it marked the first MLB stadium in Washington, D.C. since 1971. With views of the Capitol dome and a location along the Anacostia River, the park is a modern anchor in a city steeped in history.

Designed for D.C.

Built with sustainability in mind, Nationals Park was the first LEED-certified green stadium in Major League Baseball. Its layout keeps fans close to the action while highlighting D.C.’s monuments, skyline, and waterfront.

Stars, Stripes, and Signature Moments

  • Ryan Zimmerman’s walk-off homer in the park’s debut game.

  • 2019 World Series run — capped by the team’s first-ever title.

  • Max Scherzer’s dominance and multiple no-hitters.

Only in Washington

  • The Presidents Race, a fan-favorite in-game tradition.

  • Half-smokes from local favorite Ben’s Chili Bowl.

  • Navy Yard vibes and postgame strolls along the waterfront.

Commemorate a Capitol Classic

Whether it was a postseason thriller or just a sunny day in the District, turn it into a commemorative ticket FanStub made for Nationals fans.

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