Navy Yard-Ballpark Metro Station

Washington, DC, Estados Unidos

3.4

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17 avaliações

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Endereço:
200 M St SE, Washington, DC, DC, 20003
na S 2nd Pl
Navy Yard
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
120 mNavy Yard
1 kmEastern Market
1000 mCapitol South
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Hoje 5:00 – 0:00
Fechado agora
Horário local (Washington, DC) 02:40 quarta-feira, 16 de julho de 2025

Horário de funcionamento

segunda-feira 5:00 – 0:00
terça-feira 5:00 – 0:00
quarta-feira 5:00 – 0:00
quinta-feira 5:00 – 0:00
sexta-feira 5:00 – 3:00
sábado 7:00 – 3:00
domingo 7:00 – 0:00

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17 avaliações para Navy Yard-Ballpark Metro Station

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Classificação do local: 4
Washington, DC
It is wonderful being able to take metro to a ballgame. We try to arrive early and wait for the bulk of the crowd that rushes metro after a game is over.
Classificação do local: 4
Arlington, VA
Great location for this metro! Conveniently located near Nationals Park. Can definitely be crowded on game day.
Classificação do local: 3
Washington, DC
Convenient location near the ballpark for when you leave a late night game; however, it was a little creepy with the dim lights inside the metro. The amount of crowd that left the game, it was stuffy and unbearable at times to breath inside the metro.
Classificação do local: 2
West End, Australia
This forgotten stop became useful when the ballpark was built and developments in the area slowly followed. Now the exits are too small to handle a real rush, and the stop exits on the wrong side of the street, meaning that everyone has to cross the street on foot to get to the ballpark (or the Navy Yard, or anything else along the water). When there isn’t an event, it’ll do just fine.
Classificação do local: 3
Charlotte, NC
Standard Metro station — agree with Chris B. It’s not well lit. I was here a good hour before the baseball game (which was not a sell out at all!) and so it wasn’t terribly crowded. There were a few Metro employees pointing people around the escalators since they were quite crowded and they wanted to keep people moving along.
I love that it’s right next to the ballpark. A half block from the station to entrances to Nationals Park.
The station is on the Green line between Anacostia and Waterfront stations.
Classificação do local: 3
Washington, DC
It’s the ballpark metro. Busy, but that’s life.
Classificação do local: 3
Seal Beach, CA
This subway has been around since the 70’s. It still is impressive that all the underground subway stops are vast with a tall ceiling and spacious. The system may be old and needs some restorations, but overall, it is still one of the better ones in the country. Because of National’s Park, this place gets a lot of bulk flash crowds, but seems to handle it ok. The area around the Navy Yard is improving and use to be a dangerous SE neighborhood. Probably cheaper to metro here than pay for extremely high parking, even if games are not being played.
Classificação do local: 3
Washington, DC
It’s a metro station. They do move people in and out of here around ballgames very well though — the half-​street entrance has a good layout. After games it is sometimes easier to got to the New Jersey Avenue entrance though.
Classificação do local: 3
Washington, DC
I mean, it’s a metro station so that’s really never worth more than three stars.
I’m happy they do have Smartrip only lanes on the baseball side. Also, the station is well designed in terms of loads of space between getting off the train and leaving the station itself. Awesome since it can get so packed otherwise.
Classificação do local: 5
Washington, DC
It’s a nice metro station for a nice area. Takes you to Chinatown, U Street, and CH in no time.
Classificação do local: 4
Arlington, VA
Of course, the only reason for me to use the station, or the entire Green Line for that matter, is to go to Nats games. Just like 99% of the other people who use the station. You can tell that the regular Green Line riders really resent all the extra traffic going to the ballgames. They tend to manage the trains and crowds fairly efficiently.
Classificação do local: 4
Red Hook, NY
Although I tend to abuse the Metro system with the amount of times I get on and off, when I exited and entered into this station a few years ago, I was a little bit apalled at how dark this station was. It looked like the evening hours, being the one exit sits underneath a building near Nationals Park (professional baseball for the Washington Nationals MLB team). I liked the fact that this station within sight distance of the ballpark, and although you couldn’t see exactly what was going on on the field, I could see the risers of the upper deck of seats of the seats behind home plate from this Metro.
Cleanliness is just about adequate though. For the few times I used it, I never had a big problem with the station. It was clean and well maintained. It wasn’t too bad, all in all, but if you’re not in the need to walk to the baseball game or if you don’t need to travel to the Navy Yard itself, don’t exit, as there is nothing nearby of any significance.
Classificação do local: 3
Alexandria, VA
just beware of morning rush where it’s like lemmings in action. people push and shove just to get thru the gate
Classificação do local: 3
Washington, DC
So there’s no phone service and the air conditioning sucks. That pretty much sums it up.
There are two coffee shops nearby, including a Starbucks and a local shop called Lot38. There is also a Marriot Courtyard hotel, CVS, and Justin’s down the street has great pizza and beer (along with burgers and sandwiches.)
This is the metro stop for Nationals baseball games and the Navy Yard Park. Navy Yard Park is actually really amazing! It’s clean and has beautiful views of the river, open grass for lounging around, and fountains to play in.
Also there are a ton of new restaurants set to open behind the Department of Transportation, which itself is a really cool structure with fountains and artifacts that pay homage to transportation through the ages.
One station entrance is obvious in that it has the usual awning. But the other entrance near the baseball park is actually in the bottom of an office building. If you aren’t looking out for it, you could miss it.
Classificação do local: 4
Columbus, OH
Check out Justin’s near by for some good food & drinks.
Easy access station and the best way to get on the metro from about a ½ mile radius.
The station has always been clean, operational, and most importantly not crowded. Of course that will probably change in baseball season but still, getting an empty green line train every time is sure nice.
Classificação do local: 3
Staunton, VA
Not the most depressing metro station.
Classificação do local: 4
Houston, TX
stop to get off at to go to nat’s games. So close, one block from the park. Nice navy decoration, May 2011 I saw pictures of the navy & 100 years of aviation science. They were cool using the navy hat as the 0 in a hundred. Also near a cvs.