Section 223
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About Section 223
Key Insights
- Rows G & Above - Covered
- Rows A-P
Seating Notes
- Rows G and above are under cover
- See all shaded and covered seating
Row Numbers
- Rows in Section 223 are labeled A-P
- An entrance to this section is located at Row P
- When looking towards the field/stage, lower number seats are on the right
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What It's Like to Sit in Section 223
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Mezzanine Level
(2026 Review) -
Second Tier Location: The Mezzanine Level sits on the second tier of Nationals Park between the corner bases and foul poles.
Smaller, Comfortable Sections: These sections feature fewer rows and seats than the lower level, creating a more relaxed viewing experience.
Club Seats Nearby: While close to the infield club seating areas, sections 201–205 and 223–235 do not include Champions Club amenities.
Great Elevated Views: The mezzanine height offers excellent sightlines of the entire field.
Strong Shade Options: The Gallery Deck overhang above provides shade, especially in Rows H and higher along the third base side.
Who Should Sit Here
Mezzanine Level seats are a great option for fans who want strong views of the field without paying premium club-level prices. These seats are ideal for fans who prefer a slightly elevated perspective, smaller sections, and shorter rows.
They are also a strong choice for fans attending day games who want to avoid direct sunlight, thanks to the shade provided by the deck above.
Mezzanine Level Location & Details
The Mezzanine Level runs along the second tier of Nationals Park, stretching from the corner bases toward the foul poles.
This area includes Sections 201–205 on the third base side and Sections 223–235 on the first base side. These sections sit just beyond the Champions Club seating closer to home plate, but do not include access to the club amenities.
Compared to the lower bowl, mezzanine sections are typically smaller and feature fewer rows, creating a more comfortable seating experience with easier access to the concourse.
Mezzanine Level Views
Views from the Mezzanine Level are very good thanks to the comfortable viewing height.
The elevation allows fans to easily follow the entire field, making it easier to track pitching matchups, defensive positioning, and plays around the bases. Sections closer to the infield will provide the most centered views, while sections down the lines still maintain strong sightlines toward home plate.
Sun & Shade
One of the biggest advantages of the Mezzanine Level is the potential for shade during day games. The Gallery Deck overhang located above these sections provides coverage for many seats, helping reduce direct sun exposure.
Fans specifically looking for shaded seating should consider the back rows (Row H and higher) of Sections 201–205 along the third base line. These seats are among the best shaded options at Nationals Park, as the combination of stadium orientation and the overhead deck allows shade to reach this area earlier than other parts of the ballpark.
How These Seats Differ from Champions Club
While Mezzanine Level seats sit close to the infield club sections, they do not include access to the Champions Club lounge or its associated amenities.
Fans seated in the Mezzanine Level will still have access to the standard concourse concessions and amenities available throughout the stadium, but the premium indoor club space, upgraded food options, and lounge access are reserved for ticketholders in the Champions Club sections closer to home plate.
Fan Reviews
Additional Reviews
★★★★★
Atlanta Braves at Washington Nationals - Jul 31, 2019
Great seats. In the shade for a noon game.
Section 223 / Row L
Section 223 / Row L
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