The Green Line/Navy yard DOES go to Maryland?

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).

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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.

It's at Navy Yard metro

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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?

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

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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 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 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'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.

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

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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 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.

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.

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.