Question for those who attend games at Audi Field and live in Baltimore/Howard/Anne Arundel Counties

[Anonymous]

How do you get to games? Where do you park?

We attend Spirit games occasionally (not as often as I would like), but getting there is such a hassle. How do regulars usually get there? Thanks.

[Anonymous]

I live in Northern Virginia, and I have the same issue. Parking nearby is ridiculously expensive. The Metro isn't that close. I don't know how anyone attends these games.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I live in Northern Virginia, and I have the same issue. Parking nearby is ridiculously expensive. The Metro isn't that close. I don't know how anyone attends these games.

The metro is at most a 10 minute walk. Stay in the suburbs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I live in Northern Virginia, and I have the same issue. Parking nearby is ridiculously expensive. The Metro isn't that close. I don't know how anyone attends these games.

The metro is at most a 10 minute walk. Stay in the suburbs.

Have they made it easier than it was a few years ago? When I last went, it seemed at least 2-3 times as long as the walk from the RFK metro stop to where you could be hit by falling concrete or accosted by wildlife in the upper deck. (Ah, memories.)

[Anonymous]

park the car, walk to the park;or park the car, take the metro, walk to the park

But please just stay in the burbs agreed, so we can ride our bikes to the park in peace

[Anonymous]

I've only been a few times, but we live outside of DC and just park somewhere. There are parking garages or sometimes we just park on the street and walk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How do you get to games? Where do you park?

We attend Spirit games occasionally (not as often as I would like), but getting there is such a hassle. How do regulars usually get there? Thanks.

I go to Audi field the same way i go to Nats park...Metro. instead of a 3~4 min walk to Nats park it's a 10 min walk to Audi field.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:park the car, walk to the park;or park the car, take the metro, walk to the park

But please just stay in the burbs agreed, so we can ride our bikes to the park in peace

OK -- we'll keep all the suburbanites away from the games. Then both clubs will fail, and Audi Field will become a concert venue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How do you get to games? Where do you park?

We attend Spirit games occasionally (not as often as I would like), but getting there is such a hassle. How do regulars usually get there? Thanks.

I go to Audi field the same way i go to Nats park...Metro. instead of a 3~4 min walk to Nats park it's a 10 min walk to Audi field.

I still refuse to go to Nats Park. I won't reward MLB for making DC spend several hundred million dollars it didn't have just so all of us suburbanites could have a baseball team.

[Anonymous]

Audi Field is a 15 min walk from Waterfront and probably about the same from Navy Yard. Agree parking is awful

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How do you get to games? Where do you park?

We attend Spirit games occasionally (not as often as I would like), but getting there is such a hassle. How do regulars usually get there? Thanks.

I go to Audi field the same way i go to Nats park...Metro. instead of a 3~4 min walk to Nats park it's a 10 min walk to Audi field.

Where do you live? What Metro line do you take?

[Anonymous]

It's at Navy Yard metro

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How do you get to games? Where do you park?

We attend Spirit games occasionally (not as often as I would like), but getting there is such a hassle. How do regulars usually get there? Thanks.

I go to Audi field the same way i go to Nats park...Metro. instead of a 3~4 min walk to Nats park it's a 10 min walk to Audi field.

I still refuse to go to Nats Park. I won't reward MLB for making DC spend several hundred million dollars it didn't have just so all of us suburbanites could have a baseball team.

What are you talking about? I have no idea.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's at Navy Yard metro

Sigh. Yes, I know that. I was hoping to see other options people who live in the Maryland suburbs actually use to get to games (as in having personal experience with).

[Anonymous]

The Green Line/Navy yard DOES go to Maryland?