text:
Accessible Seating
Accessible seating is available on all levels of the ballpark. For accessible seating accommodations, please contact the Nationals Park Box Office at 202.675.NATS(6287) or nationals.com for more information and to purchase seats.
See CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS.
Please restrict movement in the aisles and other seating areas to breaks in the action. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (General Guidelines).
Alcohol Policy
Alcohol not purchased at Nationals Park is expressly prohibited in all ticketed areas. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY. District of Columbia law prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages to persons under the age of 21. Guests should be prepared to show proper identification showing proof of age when purchasing alcoholic beverages at Nationals Park. No more than two (2) alcoholic beverages will be sold per purchase per ID. Alcohol sales in general seating areas will end at the conclusion of the seventh inning, but may also be discontinued earlier at the discretion of the Nationals. Guests may not take any alcoholic beverages out of Nationals Park. The Nationals encourage all fans consuming alcohol to take public transportation or have a designated driver. See RESPONSIBLE FAN PROGRAM PRESENTED BY BUDWEISER.
ALD - Assistive Listening Devices
Guests with hearing impairments may sign out an assistive listening device (ALD) or a transistor radio free of charge from Main Guest Services located at the Center Field Gate. A valid government-issued ID will be held until the device is returned. These devices are available for all Nationals baseball games and events where the house sound and radio system is used.
All-Star Balloting
Guests may cast their ballots for their favorite Nationals player online at nationals.com during the official MLB voting period. Vote early, vote often and vote Nats!
Service animals or service animals in-training are welcome at Nationals Park. All other animals are prohibited, except in connection with certain special events or circumstances approved by the Washington Nationals. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items). Visit nationals.com/pups for information regarding our annual Budweiser Pups in the Park special ticket events.
The Nationals Ballpark App (i.e., the MLB.com ballpark application) allows you to manage your entire Nationals Park experience from your mobile device. For details visit nationals.com/ballparkapp.
Apple Pay
Apple Pay is accepted at all points of sale in Nationals Park. On select days throughout the 2020 season, all fans who use Apple Pay to make their purchases are eligible for special discounts and savings.
See SIGNATURE SUNDAYS.
Automated Teller Machines (ATMs)
PNC Bank and Industrial Bank ATMs are located on all levels of Nationals Park, behind Sections 106, 120, 141, 213, 235, and 242, and outside of the Center Field Gate. Guests experiencing any problem related to an ATM should contact their financial institution. Neither the Nationals nor Nationals Park employees have access to the ATMs.
Automobile Assistance
If you are parked in a Nationals-managed lot and encounter car troubles at the end of an event, please call 202.640.7911 or text "NATS" along with a brief description of the issue and location to 69050 (text messages should only be sent within 1 hour of the conclusion of the event). Should maintenance issues arise, we want to ensure that your vehicle is not towed from Nationals-managed parking lots.
Baby Changing Stations
Baby changing stations and tables can be found in all public restrooms inside of Nationals Park as well as in the Nursing Lounge. See NURSING LOUNGE.
Backpacks may not be brought into Nationals Park except as otherwise set forth in the Nationals Bag Policy available at www.mlb.com/nationals/ballpark/information/bag-policy. See also GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
No bags larger than 16"x16"x8" will be allowed into Nationals Park. All bags are subject to inspection. Guests are prohibited from bringing hard containers into Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Banners & Signs
See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Banners & Signs).
Baseball Bats
Baseball bats may not be brought into Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Batting Practice
Guests are invited to watch batting practice upon the opening of gates. The Center Field Gate will open approximately 2 hours prior to the start of each game. All other gates will open approximately 1 1/2 hours prior to the start of each game. Batting practice times are approximate and subject to change without prior notification and at the discretion of either team. See GATE OPENING TIMES.
Beach Balls and Other Inflatable Items
Beach balls and other inflatable items are prohibited in Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Nationals Park is bicycle friendly, with space for 250 bikes in bike racks located around the exterior of the ballpark. Bicycles are not permitted inside Nationals Park. Guests may also use the free Bicycle Valet, located just to the left of the entrance to Garage C, on First Street SE near N Street SE. The valet accepts bikes 2 hours before game time and will close 1 hour after the completion of the game. Guests can determine the best bike route by visiting nationals.com/waytogo.
Binbox offers storage space to guests attending games at Nationals Park. Located on First Street, Binbox opens 2 hours prior to first pitch and closes 30 minutes after the final out. It offers three different sized lockers at three different price points.
Birthday Parties
Host your child's next birthday here at Nationals Park! Pregame party includes pizza & cupcakes, gift for the birthday kid, games, and a mascot appearance! To book your party, visit nationals.com/birthdays.
Bottles and Cans
Metal, plastic or glass containers of any kind are prohibited (except for clear, factory-sealed or empty plastic water bottles no larger than one liter, juice boxes, insulin containers and baby food). Only one water bottle per person will be permitted. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Box Office
The Nationals Park Main Box Office is located outside the Center Field Gate.
- Hours of Operation - Main Box Office (Starting February 19, 2020 through the end of the 2020 season)
- Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. until 30 minutes after the end of the game.
- Sunday, 9 a.m. (10 a.m. for evening games) until 30 minutes after the end of the game.
- For all games with a start time of 2 p.m. or earlier, the box office opens at 9 a.m. (8 a.m. on July 4) and closes 30 minutes after the end of the game.
- Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Saturday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
- Closed on non-game Sundays and holidays.
Guests can also purchase tickets on gamedays at three additional ticket window in the following locations:
- Adjacent to the Home Plate Gate
- Box Office located on the corner of First and N Streets SE
- First Base Gate (open only on game dates when longer lines are anticipated)
- Tickets for future games are available for purchase at the Advance Ticket Sales Windows located inside Nationals Park, behind Section 103. The Advance Ticket Sales Windows close at the beginning of the seventh-inning stretch.
For ticket information, contact 202.675.NATS(6287) or [email protected].
Brooms, Poles and Staffs
Brooms, poles and staffs of any kind are not permitted inside of Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Bud Light Loft
The Bud Light Loft provides the perfect perch for Nationals fans to view the game. Located directly above the Budweiser Brew House, this area has direct access to the Bud Light Loft bar. For information on hosting a private event at the Bud Light Loft on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Budweiser Brew House
The Budweiser Brew House is open to all ticketed guests at Nationals Park and is available on a first come, first served basis. The Budweiser Brew House features a gastropub style menu and a variety of beers. For information on hosting a private event in the Budweiser Brew House on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Budweiser Terrace
Located behind the NatsHD videoboard, guests can enjoy this elevated center field view of the field. Join us Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights for pregame music, drink specials and games. For information on hosting a private event on the Budweiser Terrace on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Cameras and Video Equipment
Guests are permitted to bring cameras and video equipment into Nationals Park, provided that they are for personal use only. Cameras with a lens longer than eight (8) inches may not be brought into Nationals Park, except by credentialed media. Filming of any game footage is strictly prohibited by Major League Baseball. While taking photographs, guests are not permitted to stand in the aisles, portals or walkways, or to obstruct others from viewing the game. Monopods, tripods and selfie sticks are not permitted in Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Center Field Social
Looking for the perfect indoor space for a meeting and meal? Center Field Social is the place for you. Located conveniently in Center Field Plaza, Center Field Social provides easy access to the ballpark for your guests. For information on using Center Field Social as a pregame hospitality space, visit nationals.com/groups, call 202.675.NATS(6287) or email [email protected]. For information on hosting a private event in Center Field Social on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Chair of Honor
In 2015, in coordination with the Vietnam Veterans of America, the Nationals dedicated a Chair of Honor at Nationals Park for military personnel taken as prisoners of war or listed as missing in action. This unoccupied, reserved seat is a visual reminder of those brave men and women who have not yet come home, and the sacrifices each made in serving this country.
Cherry Blossom Trees
Nationals Park has 14 Kwanzan Japanese Cherry Blossom Trees, eight of which are located in the Center Field Plaza. The remaining six Japanese Cherry Blossom Trees are located on the Main Concourse beyond the left field seating area. These trees were grown in southeastern Pennsylvania and were transplanted to Nationals Park on March 6, 2008, in an official dedication ceremony.
Child Identification Wristbands
Guests may obtain identification wristbands for their children, indicating their seat location in the event they become separated. Please visit any Guest Services location (Centerfield, Section 131, and Section 320) to speak to a Nationals Guest Experience Representative to obtain a wristband.
Children 2 years of age and under are not required to have a ticket to enter Nationals Park. If attending without a ticket, they must sit on the lap of an accompanying adult. Strollers must adhere to Nationals Park policies. See STROLLERS.
Club Level
The Club Level features a well-appointed, two-story, 33,000 square foot dining lounge and bar channeling all the energy and excitement of the game - indoors. Two full-service bars and the festive lounge provide the perfect spot to enjoy the game. Access to the interior portion of the Club Level requires guests to have a proper ticket. For information on hosting a private event in this area on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Coca-Cola Social Lounge
Open to all fans and located adjacent to Section 143. Features a variety of interactive technology including a Racing Presidents Morphing Station, Bobblehead Yourself iPads, augmented reality videos and mobile charging stations.
Community Relations
The Nationals are committed to enhancing the quality of life for citizens in the Washington, D.C. region. Our primary focus is on initiatives that honor military families, encourage youth participation in baseball and softball, and support K-12 education. For more information about Community Relations efforts, please visit nationals.com/community.
Community Ticket Grant Program
Each season, the Washington Nationals award ticket grants to local nonprofits, community organizations and youth groups, enabling community members who may not otherwise have the means to connect with the team by experiencing the excitement of Nationals baseball at Nationals Park. For more information, visit nationals.com/communityticketgrants.
Nationals Park plays host to the biggest acts in music every summer. For all questions pertaining to concerts, please visit nationals.com/concerts. Click on the show link for information about ticketing, safety procedures, prohibited items, parking, Metro, gate times, and much more.
Conference Center
The Conference Center, which includes five individual meeting rooms, flanks the South Capitol Street side of Nationals Park. The Kennedy Room holds approximately 300 people, while the Eisenhower, Roosevelt, Taft and Reagan Rooms all hold between 25 and 80 people.. For gameday information, visit nationals.com/groups, call 202.675.NATS(6287), or email [email protected]. For information on hosting a private event in the Conference Center on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Coolers and Hard-Sided Containers
Coolers and hard-sided containers are prohibited at Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Corporate Partnerships
For sponsorship opportunities with the Washington Nationals or at Nationals Park, contact our Corporate Partnerships Department at [email protected].
Customer Service
For assistance with any service issue, Nationals Park guests can email [email protected] or tweet @natsparkservice. Guest Experience Representatives are available throughout the game to assist with any service-related issue to the best of their ability.
Delta Sky360 Club
Inside the Delta Sky360 Club, members enjoy sophisticated comfort, exceptional service and enhanced amenities, highlighted by complimentary gourmet chef's tables and all-inclusive draft beer and house wine amidst the elegance of a fine dining setting. This private club also includes two window walls that offer an insider's view of the home batting cage and press conference room. For information on hosting a private event in the Delta Sky360 Club on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Disabled Guest Services
Nationals Park offers several accommodations for our guests with disabilities, including a number of ADA seating options, wheelchair-accessible entrances, ATMs, drinking fountains, elevators, ramps, restrooms and vision seating.
The Washington Nationals offer several discounts throughout the season. In addition to the discounts below, please visit nationals.com/specials for more offers.
- Military, Seniors, Government Employees Discounts:
For all home games held throughout the regular season, senior citizens, government employees and active duty members of the military will receive a $5 discount off any ticket priced within select seating areas. Tickets must be purchased at the Nationals Park Box Office with the appropriate identification, day-of-game only. Transactions are limited to one (1) ticket per person. Discount is not valid for Diamond Games, Marquee Games, Grandstand seating, Standing Room Only tickets or Suite seating. All tickets are subject to availability. For a list of eligible seating areas and pricing, visit nationals.com/specials.
- Student Discount:
Fans ages 18 and under or with a valid student ID will receive a $5 discount off any ticket priced within select seating areas. Tickets must be purchased at the Nationals Park Box Office, day of game only. Limit one ticket per ID. Discount is not valid for Diamond Games, Marquee Games, Grandstand seating, Standing Room Only tickets or Suite seating. All tickets are subject to availability. For information on the latest ticket specials, visit nationals.com/specials.
For ticket information, contact 202.675.NATS(6287) or [email protected].
For information or to request an in-kind charitable donation, please visit nationals.com/donations. All requests must be submitted online at least six weeks in advance of the fundraising event.
To learn more about ticket fundraising opportunities, contact 202.675.NATS(6287) or [email protected].
Drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles (including, without limitation, airborne drones which are prohibited by law) may not be brought into or used in Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
eCash, an electronic payment system, is exclusive to Plan Holders who use their credentials or the MLB.com ballpark application for purchasing merchandise and concessions at Nationals Park. Using eCash gives fans exclusive access to eCash only lines, decreasing their time spent waiting in line. eCash also provides savings in the form of eCash back on select concession purchases made at Nationals Park.
Elevators and Escalators
There are three sets of elevators and three sets of escalators at Nationals Park. Elevators are located behind Sections 113 and 134 for access to all levels, and behind Section 120 for Delta Sky360 Club, Club Level and Press Box access.
Emergency Evacuation
In the event of an emergency, Nationals Park team members have been trained and instructed to assist guests in evacuating Nationals Park. All guests should familiarize themselves with the emergency evacuation video played throughout the ballpark, including on the scoreboard, before home games. It is a good idea to identify two emergency exits closest to your seat location. Families and groups should pre-designate a meeting location outside of the ballpark in the event of an evacuation. Guests are asked to remain calm and follow the instructions of Nationals Park team members and the public address announcer. If you have any questions about the location of an emergency exit, please refer to the ballpark diagrams or ask a Nationals Park team member for assistance.
Employee Recognition
The Nationals are committed to providing excellent customer service and are pleased to hear about Nationals Park team members who perform in an exemplary manner. If you would like to recognize any Nationals Park team members, please send an e-mail to [email protected], Tweet @natsparkservice, or visit one of the Guest Services locations in centerfield, Section 131 or Section 320.
For those interested in employment with the Nationals, you can find a listing of our open positions at nationals.com/careers. Those interested in employment with Levy Restaurants (food service, concessions, etc.) should contact Levy directly at 202.640.7939. Those interested in employment with Contemporary Services Corporation (CSC) (event security) should visit csc-usa.com/APPLY.
The world's largest Christmas light maze and market is returning to Nationals Park for the 2020 holiday season. For more information, visit nationals.com/enchant.
Entering Nationals Park
For the safety of everyone at Nationals Park, MLB and the Nationals require that all persons entering Nationals Park walk through a metal detector or be screened with hand held metal detectors to search for prohibited items. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items). This includes a thorough inspection of all jackets, coats, packages, bags, purses and any other containers brought to any of the Nationals Park entry gates.
See NON-GAMEDAY EVENTS or visit nationals.com/events. For in-game private events, contact 202.675.NATS(6287) or [email protected].
Family Picnic Area
The outdoor covered picnic area, located on the main concourse behind Sections 141-143, accommodates gameday groups of up to 250 people. For information, visit nationals.com/groups, call 202.675.NATS(6287) or email [email protected]. For information on hosting a private event in the Family Picnic Area on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Family Restrooms
Family restrooms equipped with baby changing tables may be found on the concourses behind Sections 104, 117, 139, 235, 307 and 319. We request that family restrooms be reserved for guests with young children or those with special needs.
Fan Interference
Fans are prohibited from touching, attempting to touch or interfering with a ball in play or a player during a game. Any guest doing so will be ejected from Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (General Guidelines).
Fan Mail
Letters should be addressed to specific players or coaches so they can be forwarded to individual recipients. Fans should be aware that players receive a large amount of fan mail each week and the Nationals cannot guarantee that a player or coach will respond. Fan mail should be sent to the following address:
[Coach or Player Name] Washington Nationals Baseball Club 1500 South Capitol Street SE Washington, DC 20003-1507
Guests should refrain from sending items for autographs or items of value. The Nationals are not responsible for returning mailed items and do not accept items to be autographed for personal or charitable reasons. See DONATIONS.
Fan Support Line
To discreetly report unruly behavior or security issues during the game, guests are encouraged to text "NATS" along with a brief description of the issue and the location to 69050.
Field Trespassing
Any guest attempting to enter the field or cause objects to enter the field before, during or after a game or event will be subject to criminal prosecution and/or fines. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (General Guidelines).
First Aid and Medical Services
There are three First Aid locations inside Nationals Park, located behind Sections 107, 131 and 312. EMTs are inside the ballpark and ready to respond to emergencies. Guests requiring First Aid assistance are urged to contact any member of the Nationals gameday staff or report to any Guest Services location. See GUEST SERVICES.
First Street Party Tent
The First Street Party Tent is a pregame hospitality area for 300 people or more that is located outside of Nationals Park on the corner of First Street SE and Potomac Avenue SE, adjacent to the First Base Gate. Guests attending events in the First Street Party Tent must report to the tent prior to entering Nationals Park. For information, visit nationals.com/groups, call 202.675.NATS(6287) or email [email protected].
Food and Beverage
Visit nationals.com/concessions for food and beverage information. Also see OUTSIDE FOOD AND BEVERAGE.
Foul Balls, Home Run Balls and Bats
All guests are asked to stay alert throughout the game for foul balls or bats that might leave the playing area. See INJURY DISCLAIMER. Guests are permitted to keep all foul and home run balls that are hit into the seats, but are asked to be cautious and courteous to others when collecting a ball. Please see the guest experience representative in your section to find out how to receive a certificate to memorialize your catch. Ball and bats entering the stands must be returned if requested by the Nationals or the visiting team. Guests are prohibited from throwing balls back onto the field. Violators are subject to ejection or possible arrest. Any guest who interferes with a ball in play or the game in any way is subject to ejection from Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (General Guidelines).
Gate Locations
Nationals Park has several gate locations for entry and exit, including the Center Field Gate, with entry access on N Street SE; Left Field Gate, with entry access on South Capitol Street SE; Third Base Gate, with entry access on South Capitol Street SE; Home Plate Gate, with entry access on Potomac Avenue SE; First Base Gate, with entry access on Potomac Avenue SE; Media and Suites, with entry access on South Capitol Street SE; and Right Field Gate, with entry access on First Street SE.
Gate Opening Times
For all Nationals home games, the Center Field Gate will open approximately 2 hours prior to first pitch. Guests will have access to the Budweiser Brew House, select concession stands and select center field sections to watch batting practice. All other gates will open approximately 1 1/2 hours prior to first pitch. For exhibition games, all gates will open approximately 1 1/2 hours prior to first pitch. All gate opening times are subject to change.
GEICO Presidents Race
The GEICO Presidents Race takes place during the middle of the fourth inning and features "George" Washington, "Tom" Jefferson, "Abe" Lincoln and "Teddy" Roosevelt. After their race, the Presidents appear in their photo station at the top of Section 131 to pose for free photos with fans. The Racing Presidents are also available for hire to appear at public functions. Those interested in more information on the Racing Presidents should visit nationals.com/racingpresidents. See MASCOTS for booking information.
Goose Island Pub
The Goose Island Pub is located on the Main Concourse near Sections 112 and 113 and is open to all fans. For information on hosting a private event in the Goose Island Pub on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Grandstand Seating
Seating in Sections 401 and 402 offers a great value at $5 per ticket for Regular, Prime and Marquee Games ($15 for Diamond Games). Grandstand seats go on sale at Nationals Park each gameday, 2 hours prior to first pitch. Grandstand seats are limited to one (1) ticket per customer and the customer must be present at time of purchase. Grandstand seating is available exclusively at the Main Box Office and upon purchasing Grandstand seating, fans must immediately enter Nationals Park.
Green Design
Nationals Park is the nation's first major professional sports stadium to become LEED Silver Certified by the U.S. Green Building Council. The facility incorporates a variety of sustainable design elements and pays particular attention to issues affecting the health of the Anacostia River, such as storm water management and minimization of water pollution. Guests interested in learning more can participate in a Green Ballpark Tour. For additional Green Ballpark Tour information contact [email protected].
Group Tickets
For discounts on orders of 13 or more tickets, please visit nationals.com/groups, call 202.675.NATS(6287) or email [email protected].
Guest Experience Representatives
Guest Experience Representatives are stationed throughout Nationals Park to assist guests and enforce Nationals Park rules and regulations. If someone is interfering with a guest's enjoyment of the game, a Guest Experience Representative should be contacted. Guest Experience Representatives are not permitted to solicit tips from guests; guests are asked to report any such solicitations to a Guest Services location (see GUEST SERVICES). Guests are asked to treat Nationals Park Guest Experience Representatives with courtesy and respect; by enforcing the rules, they are making Nationals Park a safer and more comfortable environment for all Nationals Park guests. Feedback on the guest service experience can be sent to [email protected].
Guest Services
Nationals Park contains three Guest Services locations behind Sections 103, 131 and 320. Guest Services locations open at the same time as the Nationals Park gates and remain open until 60 minutes following the game to assist guests with lost and found items, lost or missing guests, transportation information, emergencies, accommodations for guests with disabilities and any other questions or concerns guests might have.
Home Plate Tailgate
This outdoor, semi-covered hospitality space, located near the Home Plate Gate on the south side of the ballpark, accommodates gameday groups of 75-125 people for a pregame picnic. For information, visit nationals.com/groups call 202.675.NATS(6287) or email [email protected].
Hoverboards are prohibited. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Injury Disclaimer
The ticket holder assumes all risk, danger and injury incidental to the game of baseball or related activities, whether occurring before, during or after the actual play of the game, including, but not limited to: the danger of being injured by thrown or broken bats, thrown or batted balls or other objects, or by others in attendance. Please refer to the back of your admission ticket or within the Nationals Ballpark App for a more complete disclaimer. If you would like to lessen your risk, the Nationals will exchange your seat location for one in the UPPER DECK OR OTHER REMOTE AREA or, in the event of a sellout, will refund your purchase any time before the first pitch is thrown.
Inline Skates
Guests are encouraged to utilize various modes of transportation to travel to Nationals Park. Inline skating to Nationals Park can be a convenient, healthy alternative. However, guests must remove their inline skates prior to entering Nationals Park. Guests will be expected to store their skates safely under their seats. Additionally, skating on "heelies" is prohibited within Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Jr. Nationals Kids Club presented by Harris Teeter
For all kids ages 12 and younger, the Jr. Nationals Kids Club, presented by Harris Teeter, is a great way to enjoy Nationals baseball. Based on membership level, members receive a membership card with lanyard, messenger bag, coupon book for discounts on tickets, front-of-line privileges for Kids Run the Bases and much more. For details, go to nationals.com/jrnats or stop by the Jr. Nationals kiosk near the Right Field Gate at Nationals Park during any Saturday or Sunday home game prior to the end of the third inning.
K's for Kids presented by Toyota
Every time a Nationals pitcher records a strikeout, Washington Area Toyota Dealers will make a donation to The Children's Inn at NIH.
Kids Run the Bases presented by Harris Teeter
Children can join the fun and take part in Kids Run the Bases after select Sunday home games. Kids Run the Bases begins following the last out of the game, field conditions permitting. All kids ages 4-12 are encouraged to participate. Starting at first base, kids will be directed to run around the bases. Only one adult per child may accompany runners to the field, with the adult continuing along the warning track and then meeting the child near home plate. USO Families and Jr. Nationals MVP members receive VIP, front-of-line privileges. Parents and guardians are encouraged to sign-up their kids for Jr. Nationals MVP membership at nationals.com/jrnats or at the Jr. Nationals kiosk near the Right Field Gate during Saturday or Sunday home games.
Laser Pointers
Laser pointers and laser pens are prohibited inside of Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Lost and Found
Lost and found items will be turned in to the Nationals Park Main Guest Services Office located adjacent to the Center Field Gate. Guests needing assistance in retrieving Lost and Found items during non-game hours may fill out a claim form on the Nationals website. Lost and Found is open during game hours only.
Lost Children and Persons
Guests should report missing persons at any Guest Services location (See GUEST SERVICES for locations). Guest Experience Representatives will work closely with Nationals Park gameday staff to locate the missing individual(s).
See SCREECH and/or the GEICO PRESIDENTS RACE. Those interested in learning more or for booking information should contact the Nationals Mascot Coordinator at:
Washington Nationals Baseball Club
Attn: Mascot Coordinator
1500 South Capitol Street SE
Washington, D.C. 20003-1507
Phone: 202.640.7640
Email: [email protected]
A guest may only wear a face mask while seated in his or her ticketed seat. The Nationals may publicly announce additional restrictions in connection with specific games or other events. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (General Guidelines).
Merchandise and Apparel
See: TEAM STORE.
Metal Detection
See ENTERING NATIONALS PARK.
Minor League Affiliates
Fresno Grizzlies (Triple A, Pacific Coast League)
Chukchansi Park
1800 Tulare Street
Fresno, CA 93721
Harrisburg Senators (Double-A, Eastern League)
Fredericksburg Nationals (Class-A, Carolina League)
Address and contact information for the 2020 season to be determined
Potomac Nationals (Class-A, Carolina League)
G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium
7 County Complex Court
Woodbridge, VA 22192
Phone: 703.590.2311
Hagerstown Suns (Class-A, South Atlantic League)
Municipal Stadium
274 E. Memorial Blvd
Hagerstown, MD 21740
Phone: 301.791.6266
Auburn Doubledays (Short Season-A, New York-Penn League)
Leo Pinckney Field at Falcon Park
130 N. Division Street
Auburn, NY 1302
Phone: 315.255.2489
Gulf Coast Nationals (Rookie, Gulf Coast League)
FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches
5400 Haverhill Road N.
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Dominican Summer League Nationals (Rookie, Dominican Summer League)
Washington Nationals Baseball Academy
Calle San Rafael #4
Carretera de Jubey
Boca Chica, Dominican Republic
Mobile Charging Units
Mobile Charging stations are for guests to have the opportunity to charge their phones. The Washington Nationals are not responsible for any phone left unattended in the charging station.
The Charging Station locations are in the following areas:
- Across from Section 109
- Across from Section 137
- Across from the PNC Diamond Club
- Across from Section 312
In 2019, the Washington Nationals commissioned local DC artist group, No Kings Collective, to create a unique mural that incorporated symbols of both baseball and the greater DMV. Highlights include landmarks, iconic baseball elements, and things close to Nationals' fans hearts, like the Curly W. The mural was completed May 23, 2019.
National Anthem Singers
Prior to each season, auditions are held to sing the National Anthem at Nationals home games. Additional information can be found online at nationals.com/anthem.
The NatPack, the official Nationals Park entertainment crew, is responsible for interacting with guests throughout the game. Guests may see the NatPack hosting various contests and promotions at Nationals Park and across the D.C. area.
NATS PLUS is a membership program for all full, half and premium Plan Holders, featuring tickets plus the status you deserve. Members receive unparalleled experiences, rewards and access. For more information on NATS PLUS, go to nationals.com/NATSPLUS, call 202.675.NATS(6287), email [email protected], or visit the Plan Holder Lounge located behind Section 139.
Navy Yard Memorial Plaque
In September 2013, the community came together in response to the shooting at the Washington Navy Yard. On Opening Day 2014, a private plaque unveiling was held for the victims' families in Center Field Plaza. Ceremonies were dedicated to honoring and remembering the lives lost, as well as recognizing and celebrating the resolve and compassion demonstrated by so many in the aftermath of the tragedy.
Musical instruments and any type of noise-making devices not provided by the Nationals are prohibited in Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Non-Gameday Events
Nationals Park is available year-round for private events on non-gamedays. Hold your company picnic on the field, celebrate the holidays in the Nationals Clubhouse, or host a gala in one of our premium club spaces. With 305,000+ square feet of event space in 22 unique venues, Nationals Park is truly a Diamond in D.C. For more information, please visit nationals.com/events or contact us at [email protected].
Nursing Lounge
The Nursing Lounge is a fully dedicated space for nursing mothers at Nationals Park. Located adjacent to Section 223, the air-conditioned lounge includes TVs, comfortable chairs for mothers, diaper changing stations, refrigeration units, a play area for toddlers, and electrical outlets.
Official Game
A game is official after five innings have been completed (4 1/2 innings if the home team is ahead).
Out-Of-Town Scores
The out-of-town scoreboard is located in right-center field on the outfield wall.
Outside Food And Beverage
All food items must be contained in single serving bags within a soft-sided container or cooler that does not exceed 16"x16"x8". Metal, plastic or glass containers of any kind (except for clear, factory-sealed or empty, plastic water bottles, no larger than one liter, juice boxes, insulin containers, and baby food) are prohibited at Nationals Park. Only one water bottle per person will be permitted. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Papa John's 50% Off Discount
The day after the Nationals win and score at least seven runs, fans can use the promo code NATS50 for 50% off their entire order at PapaJohns.com.
For information regarding parking at or around Nationals Park, go to nationals.com/parking.
Party Suites
Ten party suites are located on the Suite Level down the left field line. Each party suite accommodates up to 40 guests. All suites are equipped with a private temperature-controlled indoor lounge with high-top tables and bar stools, refrigerator, ice maker, outdoor balcony seating, high-definition flat screen televisions and a telephone for your convenience. Each ticket provides access to the Club Level. Package includes four guest passes and four VIP garage parking passes. Call 202.675.NATS(6287) or email [email protected] for more information.
PenFed Kids Fun Zone
Children are invited to visit this kids-oriented play area located inside the Right Field Gate. Here guests will find a jungle gym and other activities.
NOTE: The following applies to Jungle Gym activities:
- Children must be supervised by a parent or adult at all times.
- The jungle gym area is designed for children ages 3-8 years old.
- Socks are suggested to be worn for safe play.
- The jungle gym will close at the discretion of Nationals Park management in the event of inclement weather (e.g. extreme heat, rain, etc.).
PNC Diamond Club
Located between the dugouts and close to all the action, the PNC Diamond Club seats boast some of the best sightlines in Nationals Park. The PNC Diamond Club seats feature access to the PNC Diamond Club, along with all-inclusive food, draft beer and house wine. Expanded food service options include "Grab & Go Stations," a "Snack Attack Station" and enhanced in-seat service. The PNC Diamond Club seats are the ideal place to host special clients, employees, family or guests. PNC Diamond Club seats also have access to the Club Level. For ticket information, contact 202.675.NATS(6287) or [email protected].
For information on hosting a private event in the PNC Diamond Club on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Pocket Schedules
Nationals pocket schedules are available at several Nationals Park locations, including Guest Services, Concierge Services, Team Stores, Box Offices, Delta Sky360 Club, Budweiser Brew House and PNC Diamond Club.
Police and Security
For the safety and convenience of all Nationals Park guests, police and official security personnel are stationed throughout Nationals Park. In the event of an emergency, guests should notify the nearest Guest Experience or Event Security team member or visit any Guest Services location. See GUEST SERVICES.
The Nationals have established an offline privacy policy in order to make clear to you how we collect, use and share the personal information you may provide to us. To view the Nationals Offline Privacy Policy, please click here.
Private Events
See NON-GAMEDAY EVENTS or visit nationals.com/events. For in-game private events, contact 202.675.NATS(6287) or [email protected].
Prohibited Items
See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
For the most current promotional schedule, visit nationals.com/promotions.
The Nationals offer an array of first-class publications to inform and entertain Nationals Park guests. Nationals Magazine is the official gameday program of the Nationals, the Washington Nationals Yearbook takes an in-depth look at the current season, and Inside Pitch is a free, digital playbill that provides information on the current homestand. Publications are on sale in the ballpark during Nationals home games, at the Main Team Store and online at nationals.com/publications. Inside Pitch is available only through the free MLB.com ballpark application.
Racing Presidents
See MASCOTS and GEICO PRESIDENTS RACE.
Raffle (50/50)
The 50/50 raffle offers fans a chance to win big cash prizes while supporting the Washington Nationals charitable foundation. One lucky fan with the winning number will win 50% of that game's raffle proceeds while the other half of the proceeds will benefit the foundation and its initiatives that serve District of Columbia residents, including its core program – the Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy. The winning ticket number will be announced in the middle of the eighth inning, posted on nationals.com/5050 and recorded on the raffle hotline at 202.640.7444. The holder of the winning ticket does not need to be present at the time of the drawing in order to win. The odds of winning a raffle depend on the number of tickets purchased. You must be 18 years of age or older to purchase raffle tickets and win prizes. Raffles will be held at all home game, as well as other select home games. Tickets will be sold from when gates open through the middle of the seventh inning by roving uniformed sellers and at kiosks throughout the ballpark. Tickets can be purchased with cash and debit cards (only at kiosks) at the following prices: 3 tickets for $5, 10 tickets for $10, and 60 tickets for $20. Please see nationals.com/5050 for more information.
For the safety of everyone at Nationals Park, guests are asked to refrain from sitting, standing or leaning on Nationals Park railings. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (General Guidelines).
Rain Delays or Postponed Games
The right to delay the start of a game rests with the home club. Once both team managers meet with the home plate umpire and exchange lineup cards, the right to determine whether the game will be interrupted or terminated is at the discretion of the Umpire-in-Chief. Under the provisions of the Official Playing Rules, the Umpire-in-Chief has sole and unquestioned authority to determine whether and when play is halted, when play will resume and whether and when a game will be terminated due to bad weather or unsafe playing conditions. In the event of a postponed or cancelled game, guests are advised to check the Nationals website at nationals.com/rainout, the official Nationals Twitter account (@nationals), local newspapers, Nationals media affiliates or the weather hotline at 202.640.7575 for further information. Even with inclement weather, the Nationals will make every effort to play scheduled games. In the event an official game is not played due to weather, guests are asked to retain their tickets.
There are two ramps at Nationals Park, both of which access the four public levels of Nationals Park. The ramps are located behind Sections 107 and 131.
The Nationals have a multi-faceted 'Green' program which extends throughout our organization. To encourage guests to recycle and create a sustainable ballpark, Coca-Cola Fan Cans can be found throughout Nationals Park. These cans are designated single-stream recycling containers for paper, plastic, aluminum, and cardboard. In addition, the Nationals actively recycle pallets and metals.
Red Carpet Rewards Center
The Red Carpet Rewards Center is located in the Center Field Plaza (across from the escalators leading to the Budweiser Terrace), adjacent to the Right Field Gate. This redemption center serves as the location for all Nationals Season Plan Holders to pick up their Red Carpet Rewards marketplace and auction items. The Red Carpet Rewards Center is open every game starting 2 hours prior to first pitch and closes at the conclusion of the fifth inning.
Reentry Policy
Guests may not exit and reenter Nationals Park using the same ticket. However, in the event of an emergency, guests should contact a Guest Experience or Event Security supervisor, who may permit a guest to reenter Nationals Park at the same gate. Guests who leave Nationals Park at any time (without the authorization of a gate supervisor) will not be permitted to reenter. Also see SMOKING & TOBACCO.
Resale of Tickets/Scalping
Resale of tickets in public spaces is strictly prohibited by the Nationals and District of Columbia law. Violators are subject to arrest and prosecution by the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department. Guests are encouraged to only purchase tickets from authorized sellers, as tickets sold on the secondary market may be invalid or counterfeit and guests will not be eligible for refund from the Washington Nationals.
Responsible Fan Program Presented By Budweiser
The Nationals and Budweiser remind you that when celebrating with friends at Nationals Park, make sure you have a safe ride home. If you are a designated driver, visit the Budweiser Responsible Fan Booths to receive a voucher for a complimentary fountain soda or water. Booths are located behind the Washington Suites on the Main Concourse, at the Budweiser Terrace, and behind Section 310.
Retired Numbers
On April 15, 1997, former Commissioner Allan H. "Bud" Selig announced the baseball-wide retirement of Jackie Robinson's uniform number 42. Robinson's number is displayed on the Terrace Level façade. To date, no Nationals players' numbers have been retired.
Rooftop Garden
Initiated in 2016 as part of the Nationals' 'Green' program, Nationals Park's rooftop garden has been expanded in an ongoing effort to create a sustainable ballpark. Located on the rooftop across from Section 105, and maintained through a partnership with local vendor Cultivate the City, the garden yields crops for three growing cycles. These crops include over 25 varieties of fruits, vegetables, and herbs that are harvested before each homestand and used in food and cocktails sold throughout Nationals Park.
Salute to Service
The Nationals offer premium seating in the exclusive Delta Sky360 Club for select military groups during every game, providing a special experience for wounded veterans, active duty service members and their families. Honorees are recognized on NatsHD at the end of the third inning. Tickets are allocated through military hospitals and support organizations and are not available for individual distribution.
See RESALE OF TICKETS/SCALPING.
Scoreboard Messages
Nationals guests wishing to display general welcome, birthday and/or anniversary messages on the NatsHD scoreboard may do so by making a $100 donation to the Washington Nationals charitable foundation at least 24 hours prior to the start of the game they wish to have their message appear. Scoreboard messages will be displayed during the middle of the fifth inning. Guests interested in ordering a scoreboard message must visit nationals.com/scoreboardmessages to place their order. To secure your group name on the Nationals Scoreboard, contact 202.675.NATS(6287) or [email protected].
Screech, the Nationals official mascot, is available for private parties, corporate engagements, parades and other events. Those interested in more information on Screech should visit nationals.com/screech. See MASCOTS for booking information.
Season Plan Holder Lounge
The Season Plan Holder Lounge is located behind Section 139 on the Main Concourse. This service area is the main hub for all Nationals Season Plan Holders. The Season Plan Holder Lounge is open every game, starting 2 hours prior to first pitch, and closes at the conclusion of the fifth inning. Season Plan Holders may stop by to speak with a Ticket Service Representative about their account, meet their rep, load eCash and more. You may also contact Nationals Ticket Services on non-gamedays by calling 202.675.NATS(6287) or emailing [email protected].
Seating Policy
The Nationals are committed to providing an affordable, guest-friendly, high-quality entertainment experience in a world-class facility. In order to ensure that all guests receive the value of their ticket purchase, only those persons with a particular ticket will be able to occupy that seat. Nationals staff will be checking tickets to safeguard each guest's individual ticket purchase.
Segways are defined as a mobility device under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Guests with mobility limitations may operate Segways inside the ballpark, provided they do so in a safe manner that does not create risk of injury to the operator or to other guests. Segways are not permitted to travel at a speed faster than the speed of a standard motorized wheelchair. Nationals Park does not rent or provide Segways for guests to use. Nationals Park team members cannot take responsibility for or provide storage for Segways.
Self-Defense Sprays
Self-defense sprays, including, without limitation, pepper spray and mace may not be brought into Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
Share a Ride
Guests driving to Nationals Park should consider taking another Nats fan or two. Those looking for a ride or a rider would be surprised at the number of neighbors, friends or coworkers who are coming to the game too! It's easy to arrange through commuterconnections.com.
Shirley Povich Media Center
The press box in Nationals Park is named the Shirley Povich Media Center in honor of the late Hall-of-Fame baseball writer. A longtime friend of Nationals Principal Owner Theodore N. Lerner, Povich entertained fans with his daily musings in "This Morning with Shirley Povich" and his writings on baseball. Nationals Park's state-of-the-art video and audio system is an integral component of the Shirley Povich Media Center.
Signature Sundays
Every Sunday, two Nationals players will sign autographs from the top of the Nationals dugout starting one hour and ten minutes prior to first pitch. Fans must obtain a free voucher to participate in the autograph sessions. Available after gates first open (2 hours before first pitch), a limited number of vouchers will be distributed on a first come, first served basis at Section 103. One autograph per person. Weather permitting, subject to player schedules and timing.
See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Banners & Signs).
Smoking & Tobacco
Nationals Park is a completely non-smoking and tobacco-free facility per District of Columbia law. There is no exception for electronic cigarettes or any other type of smoking device, or for smokeless tobacco or any other type of marijuana or tobacco product.
Spring Training
The Nationals get things started each spring at FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach, Florida, and fans are encouraged to enjoy some sun and join friends and neighbors for Grapefruit League action. Those interested in ticket information can call the Tickets.com office at 888.632.NATS(6287) or visit nationals.com/spring.
World-renowned husband and wife artists Omri Amrany and Julie Rotblatt, along with Jody Rotblatt, Sean Bell and Oscar Leon, worked hundreds of hours to bestow on Nationals Park the likes of Josh Gibson, Frank Howard and Walter Johnson in white bronze. These Negro League Baseball, Major League Baseball and D.C. sports icons have staked their claim near Home Plate Gate where they can be seen, admired, and discussed by all who enter the gates of Nationals Park. Known for many types of art mediums, the team from the Fine Art Studio of Rotblatt-Amrany in Highwood, Ill. has created such artistic immortalizations as Michael Jordan, "Magic" Johnson, Gordie Howe, Ty Cobb and - Mr. Take Me Out to the Ballgame himself - Harry Caray.
Stella Artois Lookout Bar
Located on the Club Level near Section 205, the Stella Artois Lookout Bar has a great view of the field overlooking third base and is open to all fans. For information on hosting a private event in the Stella Artois Lookout Bar on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Strollers are permitted in all concourse areas at Nationals Park. Strollers that are unable to fold and fit under a Nationals Park seat must be checked either at a Guest Services location, the Center Field Plaza or behind Sections 131 or 321. If a guest has a stroller that, once folded, will fit under a Nationals Park seat, he/she will be permitted to take it to their seat. However, the Nationals are not responsible for the stroller if it has not been checked.
Fans looking to make a suggestion or give the Nationals feedback can do so by visiting Main Guest Services located at the Center Field Gate. Guests may also email suggestions to [email protected].
The Washington, Lincoln and Jefferson Suites deliver some of the most breathtaking sightlines in Nationals Park. Boasting a private and intimate atmosphere, each suite features leather chairs surrounded by granite-top tables, porcelain tile flooring and fine woven carpeting. The 55-inch flat screen HD-television over a marble-top wet bar enhances the condominium atmosphere. Retractable glass doors open up to three tiers of outdoor seating and offer a stunning view of the playing field.
Located on the Suite level, you will find our newest club spaces designed to accommodate all guests from large organizations to family-sized packages:
- Club 24: Enjoy the intimacy and luxury of the Suite level with your company's own private four-seat theater box and dedicated dining table.
- K Street Boxes: Matches the excitement of the sold out Club 24 space, offering you all of the amenities of a season-long suite in a four-seat theater box.
- Silver Slugger Suite: Host your next corporate function or family outing in our most contemporary club group space.
- Club 3 & Gold Glove Club: Enjoy smaller Season Plans in an all-inclusive suite atmosphere.
Call 202.675.NATS(6287) or email [email protected] for more information. For information on hosting a private event in these spaces on a non-gameday, please visit nationals.com/events.
Team Store
Guests can purchase Nationals merchandise and apparel at any of the ballpark's Team Stores and at portable booths along the concourse. Team Stores can be found in the following locations:
- The Main Team Store, located in the Center Field Plaza, is accessible throughout the year.
On non-gamedays, hours of the Main Team Store are 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on Saturday. On evening (7:05 p.m.) gamedays, the Main Team Store will open at 11 a.m. and close at 4 p.m. to the public. All Team Stores will close at the conclusion of each game.
- The following stores can be accessed once gates have opened:
Delta Sky360 Club
Suite Level behind home plate
Section 115 Authentics Store, Behind Home Plate, Section 131, Section 140, Section 236, and Section 304
Televisions and Radios
Personal, battery-powered televisions and radios may be brought into Nationals Park, though the use of headphones is required.
Ticket Services
Located behind the Main Box Office at the Center Field Gate, Ticket Services provides assistance to guests on gamedays beginning 2 hours prior to first pitch. Guests with questions regarding accessible ticketing accommodations, purchasing ticket upgrades and ticket entry problems should report to Ticket Services for assistance.
Ticket Services Hotline
Partial Season Plan Holders can contact the Ticket Service Hotline at 202.640.7050 for any questions regarding their account. Hotline hours are Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and 2 hours before first pitch through the end of the first inning on game days. Partial Season Plan Holders may also contact Ticket Services via email at [email protected].
Daily tours of Nationals Park are offered from March through November. Please check the availability of tour dates at nationals.com/tours. The cost of tour tickets start at $15 for adults for our Senator's Tour and $25 for adults for our Governor's Tour with discounts available for kids, seniors, active duty military with an ID card and groups of 20 or more. Proceeds from the tours benefit the Washington Nationals Washington Nationals charitable foundation. Tickets are available for purchase online, by phone and at the Nationals Park Box Office located at the Center Field Gate. Wheelchairs are available for tours as well as auxiliary aids for our hearing-impaired guests. You may also schedule a private tour by emailing [email protected]. For additional information please contact via email or phone (202.640.7369).
Small, collapsible umbrellas that will fit into a backpack or bag of the maximum allowed size (See BAGS AND BACKPACKS) are allowed in Nationals Park. Any umbrella that blocks sightlines or becomes a nuisance for any reason to other guests is not permitted. Guest Experience Representatives reserve the right to ask guests to lower their umbrellas for the enjoyment of all guests in attendance. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
See GUEST EXPERIENCE REPRESENTATIVES.
Visiting Team Fans
Visiting team fans are Nationals Park guests. Harassment of the visiting team or their fans will not be tolerated and may result in ejection. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (General Guidelines).
Nationals Park guests are encouraged to visit D.C.'s other attractions on their way to the ballpark. The revitalized Navy Yard and Southwest Waterfront areas (Green Line) feature several new restaurants within walking distance of Nationals Park. Guests can also take the Orange/Blue/Silver Line to the Capitol South Metro and walk to Nationals Park along New Jersey Ave to M Street, or exit at the Eastern Market station near the restaurant and retail offerings along Barracks Row's 8th Street SE. Those interested in more information should visit nationals.com/waytogo.
Washington Nationals Philanthropies
The Washington Nationals strive to become a civic partner to every Washingtonian interested in making a positive difference in our region and a leading philanthropic organization in professional sports. To date, the Washington Nationals charitable foundation (formerly the Dream Foundation) and its programmatic arm, the Youth Baseball Academy, have harnessed the power of baseball to deliver tangible opportunities for youth throughout the greater D.C. metro area.
Through an enhanced strategy that will mobilize the generosity of Nationals fans, player philanthropy, corporate champions, and community partners, this collective philanthropic enterprise can fuel even greater good for a better Washington:
For more information, or to donate, visit nats4good.org.
The foundation offices are located at Nationals Park and staffed year-round:
Washington Nationals Dream Foundation
Nationals Park
1500 South Capitol Street SE
Washington, DC 20003-1507
Foundation Contact # only: 202.640.7124
Tax ID Number: 34-2034830
The foundation raises money through special events, 50/50 raffles (see RAFFLE), memorabilia auctions, the sale of team-related merchandise, Ballpark Tours, and other initiatives. For more information, visit nationals.com/dream. The Foundation offices are located at Nationals Park and staffed year-round:
Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy
The Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy is a nonprofit organization that uses baseball and softball as vehicles to foster positive character development, academic achievement, and improved health among youth living in underserved communities in Washington, D.C. Conceived as part of a public-private partnership between the District government and Major League Baseball in the deal that brought the Nationals to Washington, D.C., the Academy operates out of a state-of-the-art, nine-acre education and recreation campus constructed in the Ft. Dupont Park neighborhood in Ward 7. Programming includes year-round enrichment for Scholar Athletes in grades 3 through 8, administers a growing baseball and softball development program called YBA PLAY, and hosts nearly 2,000 unique activities at its facility each year for 15,000 participants. For more information visit nationalsacademy.org.
Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy
3675 Ely Place, SE
Washington, DC 20019
202.827.8960 Ext. 6014
Tax ID Number: #45-3990897
Water Fountains
Water fountains are located throughout Nationals Park behind Sections 108,120, 126, 135, 137, 143, 201, 205, 208, 213, 220, 231, 242, 303, 308 and 316
Weapons and Firearms
Weapons (including, without limitation, pocket knives) and firearms of all kinds are prohibited from entering Nationals Park. See GUEST CONDUCT POLICY (Prohibited Items).
WGL Energy Bullpen Cart
The WGL Energy Bullpen Cart is sent around the warning track during each pitching change at Nationals Park. Incoming pitchers from both teams have the option to catch a ride to the pitcher's mound. The first pitcher to ride the Bullpen Cart was Sean Doolittle on September 9, 2018.
If you are in need of a wheelchair, please see any gameday team member or visit any Guest Services location to request assistance
Will Call
On gamedays, beginning three hours prior to first pitch, the Will Call Box Office located to the left of Center Field Gate directly behind Main Box Office is specifically set up for online and phone orders purchased through Tickets.com or nationals.com, front office and third-party will call. Fans looking to drop off tickets for late-arriving guests should fill out a will call envelope and leave the tickets at the Will Call Box Office. The Will Call Box Office will remain open until the end of the third inning. Please note, third-party will call is not available for postseason games, concerts, or special events.
Nationals players, visiting players, coaches and umpire tickets can be found at the Club, Suites & Media Entrance Box Office located behind home plate at the corner of Potomac Avenue SE and South Capitol St. SE.
After the third inning, all Will Call tickets will be moved to the Nationals Park Main Box Office at the Center Field Gate. The Nationals Park Main Box Office will remain open until 30 minutes after the game for Will Call and advance ticket sales.
Guests looking to pick up Will Call tickets that were purchased online through nationals.com or Tickets.com can also use any of the ticket kiosks located around Nationals Park.
Patrons picking up Will Call tickets need to provide a valid photo ID and, if purchased online, the credit card used to purchase the tickets.
Wireless (WiFi)
Wireless services are free to all guests who visit Nationals Park. Most cellular carriers will automatically join you to the Wifi network; if not please look for Nationals Park Fans when you go to the wireless settings on your device. There is no username or password required but you will be presented with a splash page that needs to be acknowledged prior to using the service.
If you experience any issues with the wireless services please text "NATS" along with a brief description of the issue and the location to 69050 or visit any one of our Guest Services locations.
You, our guests, are the focus of everything the Nationals do. Nationals employees are here to make your Nationals Park experience a special and memorable one. We welcome your comments and suggestions at any of our Guest Services locations.
Washington Nationals Bag Policy
Please note: Backpacks may not be brought into Nationals Park except as otherwise provided in the Nationals Bag Policy. For a complete list of permitted bags and details about the Binbox storage option please click the Read More button below.


text:
Kinky Friedman, who told Rocks Off "let's have term limits - exhibit A is Rick Perry" in 2009, and that his dog could run Texas better than Perry had, has now decided that the best way to get his former rival out of the governor's mansion is to put him in the White House.
That's what the Texas musician, humorist, author, animal activist and subject of the play Becoming Kinky says in an essay published today on The Daily Beast. Although there was no love lost between the two in the 2006 gubernatorial campaign, Friedman insists they're big buddies now, after Perry called to give his vanquished opponent a "pep talk" a few days after the election. "You might call what Rick did an act of random kindness," Kinky says. "Yet in my mind it made him more than a politician, more than a musician; it made him a mensch."
Written in his usual tongue-in-cheek style (though we don't see how there's any room, what with that ever-present cigar), here are five of the Kinkster's more salient reasons for backing the Aggie.
He Has Good Taste In Music: "He once sat in on drums with ZZ Top. A guy like that can't be all bad."
He's Experienced: "He's been governor since Christ was a cowboy."
He's Spiritual: "In the spirit of Joseph Heller, I have a covenant with God. I leave him alone and he leaves me alone. If, however, I have a big problem, I ask God for the answer. He tells Rick Perry. And Rick tells me."
He's a "Git 'er Done" Type of Guy: "While Obama is busy putting the hyphen between "anal" and "retentive" Rick will be rolling up his sleeves and getting to work."
We Believe Local Journalism is Critical to the Life of a City
Engaging with our readers is essential to the mission of the Houston Press. Make a financial contribution or sign up for a newsletter, and help us keep telling Houston's stories with no paywalls.
Support Our Journalism
He's Not Obama: "These days, of course, I would support Charlie Sheen over Obama. Obama has done for the economy what pantyhose did for foreplay."
That's Kinky for ya. Read his entire essay over on the Beast.
Follow Rocks Off on Facebook and on Twitter at @HPRocksOff.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Angela Carson a Californian, the media spokesperson for the Karnataka Premier League writes in her article The naked truth about the Indian Premier League cheerleaders in her blog: Angela's Adventures in Bangalore
These girls are smart, have huge hearts, warm personalities, volunteer their time to charity and can dance your socks off!
No one likes to be falsely labeled or judged. Sadly, I did it before I heard how ridiculous I must have sounded when I heard my buddy make his outlandish claims about women he's never met. Thank goodness my "fight for the underdog" and "women's equality" gene kicked in because if not I would have never spent a fun afternoon with Melissa, Nadine, Kaylé and Daniella – who for me were ambassadors for all of the white cheerleaders in India. These girls adore India, respect and are friends with the players and their wives and girlfriends, have a good head on their shoulders and dance their hearts out cheering for our one common goal – an IPL victory!
….Here in India, although the girls do have official public relations obligations, one thing that touched me the most about them was the activities that they schedule into their own free time, away from the cameras and the limelight. In Kolkata they spent time at Mother Teresa's Mother House charity where they all felt in awe of the impact she's had on the world. They also visited and donated their own time to an orphanage, which they all said left a lasting impression on them and has touched them more than any other experience to date in India.
Melissa Burke (26) team captain. … After high school, Melissa went on to university to study psychology and organisational psychology and next year plans to return to complete her honours and start a career in child psychology because of her passion for helping the young. …She water skis, wake boards and last year took a course in meditation, which she continues to practice here in India .
Nadine Theron (youngest of RCB cheerleaders)…At the age of four she started acrobatics training and is the only member of the RCB cheer team who does acrobatics, including front and back flips, to pump up the crowd at matches. Nadine holds her associate teachers certificate to teaches acrobatics to children.
Kaylé Koegelenberg is 22, from Windhoek, Namibia…the town where Angelina Jolie and Brad Pritt's daughter was born…. She's been dancing since the age of five and has played so many sports – including hockey – that I couldn't write them all down!
Daniella De Silva(21) AKA Danimal, is the team joker. She started taking gymnastics classes at five and then modern dance classes at six, which she continued along with hip hop through high school. ….. she will stay back in India and move to Mumbai after IPL is done. She hopes to make it big in Bollywood one day and work alongside Shahrukh Khan. In Hindi, she's learned to count up to 23 so far, and is picking up the language quite quickly with a zealous and fun passion for pronunciation!
Back home most of the girls are involved in at least one, if not more, charity organisations. Melissa helps build new schools and improve the infrastructure in townships (slums) and hopes to work with premature babies as a kangaroo therapist. Kaylé believes in giving her time, not money, and donates her time to underprivileged children's homes. She's now going through orientation and background checks in order to spend more time with those kids teaching them to play hockey, although she admits that struggling to generate funds to buy one hockey stick for each kid is a challenge.
Read the full article: The naked truth about the Indian Premier League cheerleaders
(Angela Carson is a Californian who moved to Bangalore in April 2011. Aside from writing for magazines, newspapers and various websites, she heads up the MarCom team for a leading Indian BPO company. She also works in the exciting world of cricket public relations as media spokesperson for the Karnataka Premier League. Angela is also a blogger)
Related articles
- Who's afraid of IPL? Not Hindi TV channels (indologygoa.wordpress.com)
- 25 Things To Not Say During IPL (posteritythings.wordpress.com)


text:
See Our Activities
A K.O.C. Chanukah Extravaganza
By: Yedidia Fireman As Seen In: 5TJT and Hamodia If you were anywhere near the Merkaz HaSimcha party hall in Brooklyn this past Motzai Shabbos between the hours of 8pm and 11pm, you probably found it even more difficult than usual to find a parking spot. Blocks upon...read more
How I Became a Seahawks Fan
By: Shlomo Weinstein After watching Super Bowl 48 with my Kids of Courage family I couldn't help notice the similarities between the Seahawks and K.O.C.. After last year's heartbreak defeat in the playoffs in Atlanta, the Seahawks did what all of the other 31 teams...read more
Man of Courage Meets NFL Superstar
Meet Itzy Cagen. With that brief message in mind, Eran Melnik took to the Facebook fan page of Houston Texan defensive end JJ Watt: Mr. Watt, I am a nurse here in Houston and this is a picture of my patient… I have been his nurse for four years now and I...read more
K.O.C. Spends a Weekend in Livingston
Friday (Day 1): DO YOU LIKE PIZZA?! At 5:05pm ET, even with bumper to bumper traffic on Route 4 and inclement predictions of two- to seven-feet of snow, the outside conditions couldn't keep The Blog Squad from getting to the highly anticipated Livingston...read more
Kids of Courage Rocks Super Bowl 47
Just one day after lovable groundhog "Punxsutawney Phil" peeked out from his furrow and didn't see his shadow (signifying the prediction of an early spring), Kids of Courage was determined to keep the good times rolling with its fifth annual Super-bowl...read more
Bahamas Marathon
Kids of Courage is excited to announce our second annual Marathon run! On Sunday, January 20th, 2013 Kids of Courage is taking its talents slightly south east of South Beach to participate in the Sunshine Insurance marathon and half-marathon, on the beautiful island...read more
Ski Madness
...read more
Kids of Courage – LA 2012
Summer Adventure Camp 2012 LA!
Dates: 15-23 August, 2012 For more info: go to the Summer...read more
Woodmere BBQ
Get The Inside Scoop!
Simply enter your e-mail address below to receive the latest news from our courageous crew! From upcoming adventures to our amazing photos and videos, you're one step away from being in the know!


text:
[Scholarship is offered for this program]
Please read the information sheet carefully DOWNLOAD
- Japanese Language and Culture Course (JLCC), website: JLCC
- Japan in Today's World (JTW), website: JTW
- Schools and Graduate Schools Exchange, website: SGSE
Japanese for JLCC and most of Schools and Graduate Schools Exchange (*English speakers may be acceptable in some schools and graduate
English for JTW
- JLCC: October-August
- JTW: a. 1 year (October-July), b. Fall only (October-February), c. Spring only (April-July)
- SGSE: a. 1 year (April-March/October-September), b. 1 semester only (April-September/October-March). For BUSINESS SCHOOL: October-March
- Undergraduate student for JLCC and JTW (majoring Japanese studies for JLCC) (graduate can also apply although these programs are designed for undergraduate), Undergraduate and graduate for SGSE
- One year minimum study at home university
- Cumulative GPA min. 3.4 out of 4.0
- Japanese language requirements: JLPT N1 or Level 1 (JLCC), English language requirements: PBT 550/iBT 79 IELTS 6.0 (JTW), for SGSE you can choose either Japanese or English
An exchange student from our partner institution is eligible for a JASSO scholarship. Those who would like to apply for a JASSO scholarship should check "Yes" for "JASSO" in Question 1, "Are you intending to apply for a Japanese scholarship?" at page 4 of an application form. Only applicants who ticked it will be considered for scholarship nomination. Being nominated by Kyushu University, however, does not guarantee he/she will receive the scholarship–the final decision to award is made by the JASSO. If he/she is selected for nomination, Kyushu University will inform his/her home university and request any necessary supporting documentation, which then should be promptly forwarded. Please be noted that Kyushu University may not be able to notify him/her before his/her arrival to Japan if he/she is nominated or not .
For detail information about the programs (courses list, syllabus, etc) please refer to to information sheet.
- Application form (EXCEL or PDF)
- Curriculum vitae (CV)
- Letter of Recommendation from Academic Advisor
- Letter of Nomination from Faculty (*addressed to Head of Office of International Affairs)
- Certificate of Enrollment from Faculty
- Motivation Letter
- Official Academic Transcript
- Language proficiency certificate (English/Japanese)
- Colored copy of Passport (ID page)
- Photograph (JPEG)**
**The photo must be 4.5cm×3.5cm, taken within the past 6 months, upper body, full faced, no caps or hats with plain background
- Submit the aforementioned documents to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur F-12) for internal review.
- OIA staffs will evaluate your application.
- Once you are selected as Nominated Student, OIA will send your application to Kyushu University for host university selection
- FINAL decision from Kyushu University


text:
- Director: Lana Wachowski, Lilly Wachowski; James McTeigue; Tom Tykwer; Dan Glass
- Writer: J. Michael Straczynski; Lana Wachowski; Lilly Wachowski; Alexander Hemon; David Mitchell
- Producer: Alex Boden; Marcus Loges; L. Dean Jones Jr.; Roberto Malerba; Terry Needham
CGiii Comment
Season 2...
Season 1...
The(ir) Blurb...
Sense8 tells the story of eight strangers: Will (Smith), Riley (Middleton), Capheus (Ameen), Sun (Bae), Lito (Silvestre), Kala (Desai), Wolfgang (Riemelt), and Nomi (Clayton). Each individual is from a different culture and part of the world. In the aftermath of a tragic death they all experience through what they perceive as dreams or visions, they suddenly find themselves growing mentally and emotionally connected. While trying to figure how and why this connection happened and what it means, a mysterious man named Jonas tries to help the eight. Meanwhile, another stranger called Whispers attempts to hunt them down, using the same sensate power to gain full access to a sensate's mind (thoughts/sight) after looking into their eyes. Each episode reflects the views of the characters interacting with each other while delving deeper into their backgrounds and what sets them apart and brings them together with the others.
Cast & Characters
Doona Bae as Sun Bak;
Jamie Clayton as Nomi Marks;
Tina Desai as Kala Dandekar;
Tuppence Middleton as Riley Blue;
Max Riemelt as Wolfgang Bogdanow;
Miguel Ángel Silvestre as Lito Rodriguez;
Brian J. Smith as Will Gorski;
Freema Agyeman as Amanita Caplan;
Daryl Hannah as Angelica Turing;
Alfonso Herrera as Hernando Fuentes;
Terrence Mann as Whispers;
Eréndira Ibarra as Daniela Velázquez;
Naveen Andrews as Jonas Maliki;
Max Mauff as Felix Berner;
Purab Kohli as Rajan Rasal;
Paul Ogola as Jela;
Chichi Seii as Shiro;
Aml Ameen as Capheus Onyango;
Michael X. Sommers as Bug;
Toby Onwumere as Capheus Onyango;
Anupam Kher as Sanyam Dandekar ;
Ness Bautista as Diego Morales


text:
The Book Rack
52 State Street, Newburyport, MA 01950
Tel: 978-462-8615
Hours: Mon–Wed 9:00am–6:00pm · Thurs–Sat 9:00am–8:00pm
Sunday 11:00am–5:00pm
Questions? Comments? Just fill out the form below.
If you are looking for us to stock your book or gift product, please only fill out one store contact. We share everything!
Looking for employment, skip this form! Visit us in store - we are a team of book people that like to talk to book people - email negates that!


text:
Lil' Bear Bookclub Subscription Box Review + Coupon – April 2016
Lil Bear Book Club is a monthly subscription box for children's books.
You can choose whether you want to receive board or picture books, depending on whatever your child is ready for/what you like to use.
My Subscription Addiction paid for this box. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes.)
The Susbcription Box: Lil' Bear Book Club
The Cost: $16.99/month for board books, and $17.99/month for picture books + $5 shipping for either. (save with 3-, 6-, and 12-month subscriptions)
COUPON: Save 20%off your first month with code TEDDYBEAR
The Products: 3-4 board books or 2-4 picture books, depending on which option you pick
Ships to: US
Check out the Children's Subscription Box Directory and make sure to add Lil Bear Book Club to your subscription list or wishlist!
Jack and the Beanstalk by George Bridge – $10.99 on Amazon, ($14.99 retail)
The artwork in this book is unique and interesting! I definitely feel like there's a lot to look at, which is good for my kid while I read it to him.
This version is a little different because Jack's mother, while not along with him for the adventure, is still involved with it with him. I thought it was fun that it's a slightly different take.
Buddy the Junior Conductor – $0.01 on Amazon ($5.99 retail)
This book is about kid dinosaurs (clearly, one named Buddy is the protagonist) and their exploration of a train.
Buddy and Tiny have little jobs they have to do to earn their junior conductor hats. It's a cute book!
Animal Wonder (Everyday Rhymes) – $6.99 on Amazon ($15.95 retail)
This book has pretty illustrations and poems about different animals.
There's also a spot on each page to push and hear the poems read. It's not an annoying voice, either, which is nice.
Verdict: I like Lil Bear Bookclub, and I appreciate that they aim to encourage family bonding and learning/reading with books. Children's reading and literacy is something that is really important to me! I like the idea of getting "surprise books" for you and your kids to get excited about. However the value is hard to estimate. As you can see with the Amazon prices, you can get loads of children's books for dirt cheap online, not to mention free from libraries (although getting to the library and then also remembering to return them might be a bit of a pain, it's important to patron libraries and keep them open!). So, really, I think the concept and surprise of Lil Bear Bookclub is one you would have to want/enjoy more than be looking for a good deal.
What do you think about Lil Bear Book Club?
Lil' Bear Book Club
How do subscribers rate Lil' Bear Book Club?
get email alerts
add to list
Want more Lil' Bear Book Club? See our:
Never miss a post: get email alerts about Lil' Bear Book Club!
Enable notifications () to get the latest Lil' Bear Book Club spoilers, reviews, deals, and news delivered to your inbox.


text:
In an effort to prove every conservative Christians fears, the University of Maryland allowed a screening of a pornographic film this weekend and forbid prayer at its commencement addresses. After receiving loads of negative media attention about a porno being showed on the University campus, the school stood steadfast and allowed the students to show the film as a display of free speech.
The screening of "Pirates II: Stagnetti's Revenge" didn't go as well as some students had planned. The theater was full, but the student organization only decided to show a half hour of the movie. No one was found beating off in the stadium seats.
This sets an interesting precedent in our country. I'm a fan of the Constitution and I am 100% behind the students that want to watch a porno, even though I think it's a bit bizarre to watch any skin flick in a group. But I'd like to hear about more about this prayer ban. While I agree that it shouldn't be allowed to be a tradition during the commencement, I would have no problem with a guest speaker saying a couple words about a deity. That's free speech too.
I don't think the University should actively promote a certain religious affiliation, but it also shouldn't stifle the voice of its students, even if some people disagree.
RWP Rating: Strange
Full Story: Newsbusters


text: It's been a busy month and I'll try to post an update sometime this weekend. In the meantime, help me celebrate Lindsey's birthday! We are so proud of her and thankful that God is using her in NC as she teaches and as she serves Him at Elevation Church. Happy Birthday Binzo Baby! I'll see you in a few weeks!!!


text:
Handwritten page of a diary dated April 14, 1964
I always liked mermaids, but now I saw a sign for oysters called Mermaid oysters, and the mermaid on the sign is the most beautiful one I've ever seen. I love her so much that I want to learn to like oysters even though they are the slimiest food in the world.
I went to the library and I learned that ancient Romans loved oysters and sent their slaves to England to collect oysters to bring back for them. I learned that oysters have colorless blood. And I learned that when some little outside object gets trapped inside an oyster, it produces some calcium and protein to coat the object and over time, it becomes a pearl. I have a genuine pearl on a locket and now I look at it in a whole new way.
I hope when I'm an adult, I will look like that mermaid on the sign. Even if it means I will have to grow a tail, I wouldn't mind. I really wouldn't.
Original image: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?VISuperSize&item=110602257777


text:
Recommend this
Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell paid tribute to the late Scott Weiland during a gig in Australia last week.
Former Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver frontman Weiland was found dead on his tour bus in Minnesota last week (December 3).
The following night after the news broke, Cornell performed at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne, where he dedicated Temple Of The Dog's 1991 track 'Say Hello 2 Heaven' to Weiland.
"I want to do this one for Scott Weiland," Cornell told the crowd. Listen to audio from the show below.
Following his passing, Weiland's former bandmates have paid tribute to the frontman.
Stone Temple Pilots' Dean DeLeo, Robert DeLeo and Eric Kretz paid tribute to their former bandmate with a statement on Facebook, which read: "Let us start by saying thank you for sharing your life with us. Together we crafted a legacy of music that has given so many people happiness and great memories."
"The memories are many, and they run deep for us. We know amidst the good and the bad you struggled, time and time again. It's what made you who you were. You were gifted beyond words, Scott. Part of that gift was part of your curse."
"With deep sorrow for you and your family, we are saddened to see you go. All of our love and respect. We will miss you brother."
A cause of death has yet to be established. Weiland had long struggled with addiction and alcoholism.
This article first featured on nme.com
Gig Street is an informational music website filled with news, competitions and special offers and reviews of both recorded and live music!


text:
Daniel Luís, CAN the CAN barman ficou em segundo lugar na competição elit® art of martini 2017
Elit® Art Of Martini Competition – Bartenders Get On Board
The highly anticipated return of elit® art of martini competition is here, set to uncover the most innovative elit® martini cocktail in the world.
The competition is calling upon bartenders in Lisbon and Algarve to create the most cutting-edge interpretation of the classic cocktail, the martini.
First on stage of the #elitartofmartini Lisbon Final is Daniel Luis from the @canthecanlisboa with his #cocktail Czarina
Rui Santos was the Lisbon winner and will represent Portugal at Ibiza, together with Diogo Santos that won in Algarve.
Congratulations to Daniel and the two winners, and good luck for Ibiza.
The global final will take place in the party capital of the world, Ibiza where each finalist will have the opportunity to take their bartending skills to the next level, including mentoring sessions with a world-class chef, designed to help finalists take the cocktail experience to new heights.


text:
George Tannenbaum on the future of advertising, the decline of the English Language and other frivolities. 100% jargon free. A Business Insider "Most Influential" blog.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Point, counterpoint.
Some weeks ago I talked about a kid, Joe Tartaglia, whom I played baseball with when I was in high school, back when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Joe had a perfect swing. He made Ted Williams' look like a rusty gate but hell would issue ice cubes before Joe actually hit a ball.
Joe's swing is much like 99% of advertising.
Everyday I sit in meetings where work is presented that ticks all the boxes and follows all the strictures of best practices. Perhaps the work that most exemplifies this mania involves the discipline of interaction design. Everything links to where it's meant to. The logic is impeccable. The flow is flawless. You, the viewer, marvel at the perfection of the whole ball of wax. The interaction designer is praised. His wire frames tingle.
And I sit there and say, "OK, but. It's boring. There's no news in it. No promise is made to the viewer. I learn or get nothing."
I'm told to shut the fuck up.
Don't you see the "elegance" of it all. Hey, old-timer, they chide. Don't you get it?
What 99% of what we create in advertising is Wax Works. Angelina Jolie in Madame Tussaud's. It looks good. It's pretty. It may even have a little allure. But it's imitative. Hollow. And will melt if it's held up to the light.
Posted by george tannenbaum at 7:24 AM
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
You listed your Lake Havasu home on the market weeks ago. After the initial run of traffic through your front door, interest seemed to have come to a halt. You may find yourself asking, "why won't my Lake Havasu home sell?" You're going to need to review your situation first before you can answer that question.
Why Won't My Lake Havasu Home Sell?
First…and most likely…it could be your listing price. You may have the most beautiful home on your street. But, if the list price is too high, no one will want to pay it. In fact, it's too high, potential buyers won't even want to bother coming out to see it at all. I spoke about how to price your Lake Havasu home to sell in my previous post. Please go back and read it over. You'll find several helpful tips there. It might be time to reduce your list price to generate interest again.
Talk to your Lake Havasu REALTOR@ about what they are doing to market your Lake Havasu home. Is it listed on the MLS? Have they been hosting open houses? Are they talking about it on their social media? Are you? In general, find out how they have been doing to get the word out about your home to both buyers and their representatives. See if there is any way you can help. With Halloween coming up soon, maybe you can host a costumed open house. Include games and treats for the kids. This keeps them occupied while Mom and Dad take a look at the house itself.
Temperature of the Market
Sometimes, a lull has nothing to do with your home at all. Maybe the market just slowed down. Ask your REALTOR@ how long it normally takes for a home to sell in your neighborhood. Are we experiencing a buyer's market or a seller's market right now? What kind of feedback has your agent received from buyers and brokers who have walked through your property before? The answers to these questions might take your home's marketing in a whole new direction.
Time for a New Agent
Finally, if all else fails, it just might be time to part ways with your current representation. That doesn't guarantee that a new agent would have better luck selling your property than your current agent. But, if your agent has trouble answering your questions or just can't give you a satisfactory answer as to why your home isn't selling, it might be time to find a new one. However, don't just accept that they can get you the price you want simply because they said they could. Ask them for the data to back up their claims. You don't want to get drawn in with promises. Facts prove much more beneficial.
Lori Dee Doerfler, Helping you negotiate through all the real estate


text:
Rob Dyrdek and his wife Bryiana are happily embracing their new roles as parents to son Kodah -- and that means capturing some ridiculously cute moments with the tiny tyke. Like, turning their newborn into a dog -- courtesy of the popular Snapchat filter.
"You guys.. I just couldn't help myself," the glowing mama captioned the adorable image with her precious prince -- canine ears and snouts included. "My favorite tiny human is licking his paw! 😭 #BasicMomProblems (cue our PSL's and matching UGGs)." Priceless and perfect timing, Baby K! Now you just need to learn how to let out a little bark -- in due time, of course.
In addition, the doting dad -- who gushed that his mini me was the "ultimate blessing" shortly after the birth -- recently shared a scrumptious snap of his kiddo rocking some skateboarder swag. Like father, like son!
Here's hoping Rob and Bri continue with the pics! And be sure to stay with MTV News for Ridiculousness updates.


text:
Anheuser-Busch Professor of Management Science, Professor of Operations, Information and Decisions
Professor Noah Gans's research focuses on service operations, and he has a particular interest in the management of telephone call centers. He is the Department Editor of Stochastic Models and Simulation for Management Science. In 2010-2011, he was the President of Manufacturing and Service Operations Management Society (MSOM). At Wharton, Noah teaches an MBA core course on Business Analytics, an MBA elective course on Service Operations, and Ph.D. courses in operations management.


text:
Munster/Highland Tri Kappa (Epsilon Omicron) - Charities, Nonprofit
You are here: Home / Munster/Highland Tri Kappa (Epsilon Omicron)
Not interested in Highland ? Please choose a different community.
Contact Info
Munster/Highland Tri Kappa (Epsilon Omicron)
3110 Farmer DriveHighland, Indiana 46322Phone: 219.678.4439
About Munster/Highland Tri Kappa (Epsilon Omicron)
Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc. commonly known as Tri Kappa, is a unique philanthropic organization existing only within the boundaries of the state of Indiana. Seven young ladies met at the Girls' Classical School of Indianapolis (May Wright Sewall) and founded the sorority in 1901. Each young lady was to begin a chapter in her hometown. From these humble beginnings, Tri Kappa has thrived throughout the state with 144 Active Chapters and 110 Associate Chapters, totaling almost 9000 actively participating members.
Would you like to add your business or organization to TownPlanner.com?
Whether you represent a business or a community organization such as a church, school, museum, city government, etc., we invite you to create an account and get a free listing in our online business directory. There is no charge to create an account and it only takes a few moments of your time.
If you'd like additional exposure for your business or organization, we offer all kinds of options to fit your needs and budget. Do you want to bring more people in to your establishment? Why not consider a coupon or a promotional event? If you just need to keep yourself in the public eye you might want to think about placing an eye-catching full-color ad. You can choose your medium: the website, the mobile app, the weekly newsletter, our popular wall calendar, or any combination of the four.
Did you know that independent studies by the Verafast Corporation repeatedly show that at least 70% of all homeowners who receive our calendar keep and use it all year long? That's a phenomenal retention rate and makes sure that your business or organization is truly being put On Display Every Day.
With your account you'll also have the opportunity to post events that will appear on our website, in our weekly newsletter, and on our mobile app. Please remember that Town Planner is a franchise and all events are subject to approval by the local publisher in your area. As a general rule, our publishers are happy to accept non-profit events, but some publishers may have individual policies concerning for-profit events or events that compete with paying Town Planner sponsors. If you're uncertain about your event, please feel free to contact your local publisher to inquire about his or her policies prior to posting.
Remember too that we are a family friendly organization and reserve the right to reject any events that we deem inappropriate for our calendar or online media tools.
We want to bring the Town Planner to even more towns across America. If you or someone you know want to earn a good living while promoting local businesses and building hometown pride, please consider becoming a Town Planner publisher today!
Comments, Questions, or Concerns?
We're here to help! Email Us
Town Planner - Quickly Becoming America's Calendar!


text:
I had the privilege of photographing this large family the other day when I was in the Seattle area. Like so many families, there are connections of all different sorts...one set of kids here, another here....but I love that they all came together to get some pictures taken (and eat some AWESOME ribs...which is not pictured, because you don't want to touch a camera with sauce all over your hands!) They were loud, and fun, and playful, and full of love for one another!!
Ah...siblings! Some things never change. I wonder if mom has a picture similar to the top one when they were all young?!?!
Seriously?? Just look at that smile!!
I'd say she's outnumbered!!
Love these three above!! We spent quite a few hours at volleyball tournaments together a few years back!
Technically, they only have one daughter, but they've added a couple more to the clan. (I believe the question being asked is, "who in this bunch gets in the most trouble?")
A four generation picture.
Not only was it a good time for family pictures, but there were some graduates in our midst!
(Awesomeness is their super power!!)
There are a ton more pictures, but I'll end with this one, because if you live in the Seattle area, you totally feel like the Seahawks are TOTALLY a part of your family!!