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The Washington Nationals return to Nationals Park for the final time in 2025 to kick-start Fan Appreciation Weekend and begin a three-game set against the Chicago White Sox. Single-game tickets for the three remaining Nationals home games are available at nats.com/Tickets and the box office.
The Nationals will have a number of fun activations and surprises in store for fans during the final home series of the 2025 season, including Country Night with a Nats Postgame Summer Concert featuring Riley Green, a pregame ceremony for longtime broadcaster Bob Carpenter, Hello Kitty™ Day, Salvadoran Heritage Day, Branch Appreciation Day presented by RTX: U.S. Air Force, Pups in the Park presented by PEDIGREE Foundation, and exclusive giveaways — a 2026 Nationals Schedule Magnet, See You Later Day T-Shirt and more.
JERSEYS OFF THEIR BACKS FUNDRAISEROn Friday, Sept. 26, and Saturday, Sept. 27, fans can purchase raffle tickets at each home game in Center Field Plaza or online from anywhere within Washington, D.C., for a chance to receive an authentic, autographed jersey “off the back” of a Nationals player or coach and participation in an on-field ceremony immediately following the final game of the season on Sunday, Sept. 28 vs. the Chicago White Sox.All proceeds benefit the year-round community impact work of Washington Nationals Philanthropies and its signature program, the Nationals Youth Baseball Academy.Learn more and buy tickets online at nats4good.org/jerseys.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 vs. CHICAGO WHITE SOX (6:45 PM)
2026 Nationals Schedule Magnet Giveaway
20,000 fans will receive a 2026 schedule magnet.Press enter or click to view image in full size
Branch Appreciation Day presented by RTX: U.S. Air Force
The Nationals will honor U.S. Air Force members and veterans with Air Force-themed programming and pregame assets.Active duty, dependents, veterans, retirees, reservists, National Guard and DOD civilians with military ID or proof of service can claim two complimentary tickets while supplies last.Visit nats.com/Military for more information.
Nats Postgame Summer Concert Series: Riley Green
The Nationals will welcome award winning country singer-songwriter Riley Green for the final postgame concert of the 2025 season.Postgame concerts are free to attend with the purchase of a game ticket and begin approximately 30 minutes following the final out.
Country Day
Fans are invited to join the Nationals in celebrating the first-ever Country Day at Nationals Park.Fans can show off their boot scootin’ boogie with line dancing instructors at Home Plate Tailgate.Individuals who purchased a special ticket will receive an exclusive Nationals-branded country hat, as well as access to a leather keychain and bracelet making station in Right Field Plaza, and country-themed photo opportunities.Press enter or click to view image in full size
Season Plan Holder Appreciation
As a thank-you to their most loyal fans, the Nationals are inviting Season Plan Holders to enter the ballpark early at 4:00 p.m. for access to a special batting practice, in which a selection of “bonus balls” will be thrown periodically and, if caught, can be redeemed for an autographed baseball.Season Plan Holders will also have the chance to meet the organization’s 2025 Minor League Players of the Year, Nationals broadcaster Bob Carpenter during a special bonus scorebook signing and snap a picture with the 2019 World Series Trophy, from 4:45–5:15 p.m.
Budweiser Happy Hour Entertainment
Leroy Burks Band will perform at the Budweiser Terrace when gates open at 5:30 p.m., complementing happy hour.From gates open until the scheduled first pitch, fans can purchase 12-ounce cans of Budweiser, Bud Light and Michelob ULTRA, and Michelob ULTRA Non-Alcoholic beers for $5; and 12-ounce cans of Nutrl and Skimmers for $6.Fans can order and receive this great deal at The Change-Up bar, Budweiser Terrace and ULTRA Loft.Visit nats.com/HappyHour for details.SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 vs. CHICAGO WHITE SOX (4:05 PM)
See You Later Day
Longtime Nationals broadcaster Bob Carpenter entertained fans with memorable calls over his award-winning, 42- year career in baseball, including 20 seasons as the play-by-play voice for Nationals television broadcasts. The Nationals will host See You Later Day in his honor, featuring pregame and in-game assets such as a “See! You! Later!” T-Shirt giveaway to 10,000 fans; special game scorecards and golf pencils, in honor of Carpenter’s industry-standard scorebooks, available at Center Field Gate while supplies last; a pregame ceremony honoring Carpenter, where his name will be unveiled under the broadcast booth, beginning at 3:00 p.m.; and the return of the popular “See You Tater” concessions item at The Change-Up Food Hall.Visit nats.com/SeeYouLater for more information.Press enter or click to view image in full size
Hello Kitty® Day
Fans who purchase a special ticket will receive an exclusive co-branded Hello Kitty® light-up figurine, and access to themed photo opportunities by the Team Store windows.Visit nats.com/Specials to secure a special ticket.Press enter or click to view image in full size
Signature Saturday
As part of Fan Appreciation, two Nationals players, coaches or broadcasters will be available for autographs down the first base line near the Nationals dugout prior to the game.The Nationals will provide vouchers at Section 103 on a first-come, first-served basis for fans of all ages to take part, weather permitting.
Budweiser Happy Hour Entertainment
Fans can enjoy live music from DJ Vania at the Budweiser Terrace when gates open at 2:30 p.m., complementing happy hour.From gates open until the scheduled first pitch, fans can purchase 12-ounce cans of Budweiser, Bud Light and Michelob ULTRA, and Michelob ULTRA Non-Alcoholic beers for $5; and 12-ounce cans of Nutrl and Skimmers for $6.Fans can order and receive this great deal at The Change-Up bar, Budweiser Terrace and ULTRA Loft.Visit nats.com/HappyHour for details.SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 vs. CHICAGO WHITE SOX (3:05 PM)
Expanded Signature Sunday
Continuing with Fan Appreciation festivities, four Nationals players, coaches or broadcasters will be available for autographs down the first base line near the Nationals dugout prior to the game.The Nationals will provide vouchers at Section 103 on a first-come, first-served basis for fans of all ages to take part, weather permitting.
Salvadoran Heritage Day
Celebrate Washington, D.C.’s Salvadoran culture and community as the Nationals host Salvadoran Heritage Day.Fans who purchased a special ticket will receive an exclusive Salvadoran Heritage Day jacket featuring a unique interpretation of the Nationals’ Curly W, designed by Salvadoran American artist Josue Martinez.Visit nats.com/Heritage for more information.Press enter or click to view image in full size
Pups in the Park presented by PEDIGREE Foundation
Fan’s best friend can enjoy a day at the ballpark with the purchase of a special ticket, which benefits the Humane Rescue Alliance.PEDIGREE Foundation will distribute Nationals-themed bandanas to all pups in attendance.Visit nats.com/Pups to purchase tickets and download the waiver.Press enter or click to view image in full size
Jerseys Off Their Backs Postgame Ceremony
Immediately following the game, all winners of the Jerseys Off Their Backs raffle will receive their authentic, autographed jersey “off the back” of a Nationals player or coach during a postgame on-field ceremony.Fans can visit nats4good.org/Jerseys for more information and to view winning raffle numbers.
Kids Run the Bases
Kids ages 4 through 12 are invited to run the bases after Sunday day games, weather permitting.Participating guests should line up at the GEICO Presidents Photo Station behind Section 131.Jr. Nationals MVP members have exclusive access to the front of the line.For details on the Jr. Nationals Kids Club, visit nats.com/JrNats.PLAYER PICK ’EM SERIESNationals infielder Luis García Jr. and pitcher Jose A. Ferrer selected the “Chicharron con Yuca” to be featured in The Change-Up Food Hall throughout the month of September as part of the Player Pick ’Em Series.Fans can enjoy the fried pork ribs and yuca fries, paired with tomato sauce and curtido (slaw) to complement the ribs’ bold flavor.Press enter or click to view image in full sizeLocated in the Center Field Plaza, The Change-Up Food Hall features a variety of rotational vendors and food options, including the Player Pick ’Em selections.NATIONALS PARTNER WITH PROWIRE TO DELIVER LIVE RADIO BROADCAST VIA MLB BALLPARK APP
· Through the rest of the season, fans can listen to the live, delay-free Nationals radio game broadcast for free in English or Spanish on their smartphones and personal listening devices using the MLB Ballpark app while at Nationals Park.
· For more information and a step-by-step user guide, visit nats.com/listenlive.
KIDS EAT FREEAt every remaining home game, kids ages 12 and younger will be able to get a free kid’s meal that includes one hot dog, bag of chips, bottle of water and Topps baseball cards (while supplies last). Vegetarian hot dog meals and gluten-free kid’s meals are also available at select concession stands.To redeem the kid’s meal, fans must scan their ticket with their child present at one of the designated concession locations by the end of the seventh inning. Meals may be picked up at the following locations: Kids Eat Free kiosks by Sections 111 and 143; the Nats Snacks stand at Section 229 (vegetarian option available); the Kids Eat Free stand at Section 320 (vegetarian option available); and Arepa Zone at Section 148 (gluten-free option available).When picking up a kid’s meal, fans have the option to support the Nationals’ food access efforts by donating a meal to a neighbor in need. Since 2018, Nationals Philanthropies has helped to deliver more than 1 million meals to communities in our region that need it most. Each $4 donation provides one meal to a local family this season. Learn more at nats4good.org/kef.To learn more about the return of Kids Eat Free, visit nats.com/KidsEatFree.NATIONALS PHILANTHROPIES 5050 RAFFLEThe popular 5050 Raffle takes place at all home games, offering fans the chance to win big cash prizes while supporting the community impact work of Nationals Philanthropies.Cash, credit and debit cards can be used to purchase tickets at the ballpark from raffle kiosks and roving sellers.Fans can also purchase raffle tickets form their computers or mobile devices anywhere within Washington, D.C.For the latest information on the 5050 Raffle, visit nats4good.org/5050.NATIONALS PARK ENTRY POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
Go-Ahead Entry
Go-Ahead Entry is an alternative option to the traditional ticket scanning process and is optional for fans.Go-Ahead Entry uses facial authentication technology to streamline the ticket-scanning experience, allowing ticket holders who have opted-in to the service to enter the ballpark at dedicated gates at full walking speed without stopping.Nationals Park has four Go-Ahead Entry stanchions: two at Center Field Gates, one at Right Field Gate and one at First Base Gate.Along with the optional Go-Ahead Entry, all fans will still go through the CEIA OPENGATE™ security screening.More information on MLB Go-Ahead Entry can be found at nats.com/GoAheadEntry.
Water Bottles
Nationals Park continues to allow clear, factory-sealed or empty plastic water bottles no larger than one liter. Metal and glass water bottles are not allowed, nor are frozen water bottles. Only one water bottle per person is permitted.Water bottle refill stations are available throughout the ballpark.
Bag Policy
All bags larger than a clutch must be clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and may not be larger than 16 x 16 x 8 inches. Fans may bring a clutch (5” x 7” x ¾” or smaller) in addition to or instead of a clear bag.Fans with diaper or medical bags may use ADA/Family lanes at the Center Field and Home Plate gates to have their items inspected.Binbox lockers are available for fans to store unapproved bags outside of the ballpark.To learn more about Nationals Park entry policies and procedures, please visit nats.com.GETTING TO THE BALLPARKParking options for Nationals fans are available online at nats.com/Parking. Fans are encouraged to purchase parking in advance to ensure a space in their desired location.Fans using Metro to travel to or from Nationals Park are encouraged to review the Metro schedule at wmata.com/Schedules.Fans should also consider alternate forms of travel to and from the ballpark, including the D.C. Circulator from Union Station, biking to the ballpark, or the baseball boat from Alexandria. Visit nats.com/WayToGo for information on parking and transportation options to Nationals Park. To receive up-to-date WMATA service notifications on a mobile device, fans are encouraged to register for Alert DC at http://hsema.dc.gov/page/alertdc.Fans traveling to the ballpark should be aware that there are construction projects underway in the surrounding area. To ensure safe crossings, please be mindful of signage and directions given by public safety officers.BALLPARK SAFETYNationals 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 tobacco product.MLB and the Nationals require that all people entering Nationals Park walk through a metal detector or be screened with handheld metal detectors to search for 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.