Tickets

The Home Plate Box and Lexus Presidents Seats are located directly behind home plate and up against the backstop. There are 5 sections in this seating area, running from Section A through Section E. The Lexus Presidents Seats are found in all of Sections B, C, and D, as well as the first 4 rows in Sections A and E (Rows A-D). Presidents Seats ticket holders can access the Presidents Club which features all inclusive food and beverage. Home Plate Box seating is located in Rows F through L in Sections A and E, but do not get access to the Presidents Club.

The Home Plate Reserved and Diamond Seats are on the lowest level of stadium and behind home plate. This seating area, which is comprised of Sections 119 through 126, are separated from the backstop by just 13 rows below which belong to the Home Plate Box and Presidents Seats location. Diamond Seats are found in all of Sections 121-125, and in Rows A through H of Sections 119, 120, and 126. Diamond Club ticket purchases comes with all inclusive food and beverage options. Home Plate Reserved seating is located in Rows K through S of Sections 119, 120, and 126, and do not include food and beverage.

Field Level Infield offer some of the best views of any non-premium seating section in National Park. Located on the lowest tier of the stadium and behind the dugouts keep fans close to the action and the players, without the cost of the premium club style seating located directly behind home plate. Sections 127-130 are located behind the Nationals dugout on the first base side, while sections 115-118 are located behind the visitor dugouts on the third base side. These seats also will be a great foul ball option, but fans looking to minimize exposure to the sun are advised to consider the third base side before the first base. All sections in this location will end at the back of the dugouts except for sections 114 on the third base side, and section 131 on the first base side (these sections extend all the way down to the field alongside of the dugout). The lower halves of these sections are also known as the Dugout Box, while to upper half is known as the Infield Box.

Field Level Down the Line seating is a good option for fans that prefer being on the lowest tier and don’t mind the further views of watching from beyond the infield. The sections will begin to angle the seating more towards the infield as you get closer to the foul poles, making it easier to catch all the action and minimize turning your head. These sections are also very good for catching foul balls, and fans looking to be in the shade sooner should look at the third base side first. In the sections closer to the infield, the lower half of seating is known as Baseline Box, while the upper have of seating is known as the Baseline Reserved. Sections nearest to the foul pole in this location are also referred to as the Left and Right Field Corner.

Club Infield seating is located on the second tier of the stadium and runs from first base to third base in the inner seating bowl. More elevated than the field level, but still providing excellent views of the action at any spot in the field. There are 3 club seating options in this location, but are only different in name and view as they all offer the same Club amenities. The First Base Club is made up of sections 219-221, while Third Base Club consists of sections 206-208 on the opposite side, and in between are the Infield Club sections (209-218). These Club seats do not have in-seat wait service, but will give ticket holders access to the Stars and Stripes Club Lounge at Nationals Park.

The Mezzanine Level is on the second tier of the stadium and running between corner bases and the foul poles. This second tier is also home to the Club seating sections closer to the infield, and while these Mezzanine seats do not have the same amenities as the Club seats, they still have solid views from smaller more comfortable sections with fewer rows and fewer seats in each row. With the overhanging Gallery Deck located above, these sections are also an excellent option for fans that prefer to be out of the sun on day games.

The Gallery Level is the highest seating tier at Nationals Park and is separated into the Gallery and Upper Gallery designations. These Gallery Infield sections run from first base to third base within the inner bowl and make up the front portion of the upper deck. These seats are superior viewing options to the Upper Gallery sections, but will be more exposed the sun and weather as they do not have any overhanging structure for protection. Most Gallery Infield sections have 10 rows of seating running from Row A (closest) to Row J (furthest).

Gallery Down the Line seating is located on the highest seating tier at Nationals Park, running between third base and the left field foul pole. This location is home to some of the furthest views in the stadium, but are still better than the even higher seating options located in the upper portion of the Gallery. Fans will have good views of the scoreboard from these seats as it sits above right center field, but may struggle to catch all the action on the field especially in the sections nearest to the foul pole. Most Gallery Down the Line sections have 10 rows of seating, starting with Row A (closest) and ending in Row J (furthest).

The Upper Gallery is one of the furthest seating options available at Nationals Park. These seats are located closer to the infield, which make them better than almost all of the Upper Gallery Down the Line sections, but better views are available in the regular Gallery sections located below. Most sections in this location have 14 rows of seating running from Row A (closest) to Row N (furthest). Fans that prefer to be out of the sun in this seating area will want to consider the last 4 rows in the Upper Gallery sections to try and take advantage of the small overhanging roof.

Upper Gallery Down the Line seating is exclusive to the left field side of the Ballpark and is definitely one of the furthest viewing areas in all of the ballpark. These seats run between third base and the left field foul pole on the highest portion of the highest tier. Upper Gallery sections will have 14 rows of seating running from Row A (closest) to Row N (furthest). Shade is not easily found this high up in the stadium, so we recommend considering the last four rows of this section for fans that want to stay out of the sun (there is a small roof at the back of these sections which provides some relief from the weather).

Located just beyond the outfield walls and in prime home run ball territory are the Outfield Reserved seating sections. This is also the home of the Center Field Lounge and Center Field Reserved seating areas (located in section 100) which provide fans with a unique viewing experience and access to the Red Porch Restaurant along with a $20 merchandise and concession credit. Sections 101 and 102 out in left field are located directly behind the visitors bullpen, while sections 138 and 139 are directly next to the Nationals bullpen in right field.

The Outfield Scoreboard Pavilion is located on the second tier of seating from behind the outfield walls. The views of the field are far and reading the scoreboard requires a 180 degree turn, but these seats are designed to provide more of a party atmosphere anyway. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturdays these seats are home to the Miller Lite Party night which features happy hour specials and sometimes even live music!

Right Field Terrace is a separate deck that is located above the Mezzanine and Club seats along the right field side. This level is technically lower to ground level than the Gallery Deck which starts at first base and runs through to the left field foul pole, but as it is separate from the rest of the stadium it does not give you easy access to a large concourse if you want to just walk around the stadium and check it all out. These seats are separated into the Lower Right Field Terrace in the first ten rows (Rows A-J) and Upper Right Field Terrace in the remaining 14 rows. There is no roof to provide protection from the sun, making the Terrace seating area one of the least desirable for fans who like to be in the shade.