ADVERTISING
See CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP.

AISLE POLICY
As a courtesy to others, guests are requested to refrain from walking in the aisles during at-bats. Ushers will ask guests to voluntarily observe this policy.

ALCOHOL POLICY
No alcoholic beverages may be brought into Nationals Park. District of Columbia law prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages to persons under the age of 21. Therefore, guests should be prepared to show proper identifi cation and proof of age when purchasing alcoholic beverages at Nationals Park. General alcohol sales 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 the ballpark.

ALL-STAR BALLOTING
All-Star Ballots will be available throughout the ballpark from approximately the beginning of May through the beginning of July. Guests may cast their ballots for their favorite Nationals player at Nationals Park as well as submit votes on the internet at nationals. com. Vote early, vote often and vote Nationals.

ANIMALS
Certified service animals or service animals in-training for the disabled are welcome at the ballpark. All other animals are prohibited.

AUTOGRAPHS
Nationals players and coaches can sign autographs at their own discretion from the time the ballark opens until 30 minutes prior to the start of the game. Players and coaches are not permitted to sign autographs during the game. At any time, an Usher may ask that guests return to their designated seats. Guests are asked to be considerate by not inconveniencing others sitting in autograph signing areas.

AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINES (ATMs)
PNC Bank or Industrial Bank Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) are located on all levels of the ballpark at the following locations:
CLUB LEVEL
Behind Sections 213-214
Behind Sections 235-237
Behind Section 242
MAIN CONCOURSE LEVEL
Behind Sections 106-107
Behind Sections 120-121
Behind Sections 134-135
Behind Sections 141-142
CENTER FIELD PLAZA
Adjacent to Team Store
Adjacent to Main Box Office
GALLERY LEVEL
Behind Sections 302-303
Behind Sections 318-319

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

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BABY CHANGING STATIONS
Baby changing stations or tables can be found in all public restrooms inside of the ballpark.

BAGS AND BACKPACKS
No bags larger than 16 inches x 16 inches x 8 inches will be allowed into the ballpark. All bags are subject to inspection. Guests are prohibited from bringing hard containers into Nationals Park.

BALLPARK TOURS
See TOURS

BASEBALL BATS
Baseball bats may not be brought into the ballpark.

BATTING PRACTICE
Guests are invited to watch batting practice upon the opening of gates. Center Field Gate will open approximately 2 1/2 hours prior to the start of each game. All other gates will open approximately 1 1/2 hours prior to the start of the game. Batting practice times are approximate and subject to change without prior notifi cation and at the discretion of either team. See GATE OPENING TIMES.

BEACH BALLS AND OTHER INFLATABLE ITEMS
Beach ballls and other infl atable items are prohibited in the ballpark. See PROHIBITED ITEMS.

BICYCLES
Bicycles are not permitted inside the ballpark; however, the Nationals encourage guests to utilize bicycles as an alternative means of transportation. Guests may lock and secure bicycles at several designated locations at the ballpark, including the Bicycle Valet.

BICYCLE VALET
Nationals Park is bicycle friendly, with space for 250 bikes located around the exterior of the ballpark. Nationals Park offers a FREE bike valet located in Garage C at the corner of First & N Streets, SE. Access to the valet is on N Street just left of the entrance. The valet will be accepting bikes 2 1/2 hours before game time and will close 1 hour after the completion of the game. Guests may figure out the best route at nationals.com/waytogo.

BOTTLES AND CANS
Glass, metal or plastic containers of any kind (except for factory sealed, plastic water bottles no larger than 1 liter and kids' juice boxes) are prohibited at the ballpark. Only one bottle of water per person will be permitted. See PROHIBITED ITEMS.

BOX OFFICE
The Nationals Park Main Box Office is located at the ballpark's Center Field Gate. Guests can also purchase tickets at four satellite ticket windows located at:
Center Field Gate inside of the Majestic Team Store
Adjacent to the Team Store located near Home Plate Gate
First Base Gate
Corner of First and N Streets

Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. on non-gamedays
Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. until the end of the game on gamedays
Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. until the end of the game on gameday

BROOMS, POLES, STAFFS AND STICKS
Brooms, poles, staffs or sticks of any kind are not permitted inside of the ballpark. See PROHIBITED ITEMS.

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CAMERAS AND VIDEO EQUIPMENT
Guests are permitted to bring cameras and video equipment into Nationals Park, provided that they are intended for personal use only. Cameras with a lens longer than 8 inches may not be brought inside of the ballpark, except by credentialed media. Taping of any game footage is strictly prohibited by Major League Baseball. Guests are not permitted to stand in the aisles, portals or walkways, or obstruct others from viewing the game while taking photographs. Monopods and tripods are not permitted in the ballpark.

CHERRY TREES
Nationals Park has fourteen Kwanzan Japanese Cherry Trees. Eight of which are located in the Center Field Plaza. The remaining six Japanese Cherry Trees are located on the Main Concourse beyond left fi eld. These trees were grown in south eastern Pennsylvania. They were transplanted to Nationals Park on March 6, 2008 in an official dedication ceremony.

CHILD ID BANDS
Guests wishing to obtain identifi cation wristbands for their children, indicating their seat location in the event they become separated, may visit the Strike Zone and speak to a Nationals representative.

CHILDREN
Children under two years of age 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 ballpark policies. See STROLLERS.

CONCIERGE SERVICE
Concierge desk services are available in the Lexus Presidents Club, Washington Suites, PNC Diamond Club, both levels of the Stars & Stripes Club and on the Lincoln and Jefferson Suite Levels. The concierge desk on both levels provides guests with an array of services including transportation information, restaurant recommendations, relevant ticket information, the Nationals schedule and team information and other special services upon request.

COOLERS AND HARD-SIDED CONTAINERS
Coolers and hard-sided containers are prohibited at Nationals Park. See PROHIBITED ITEMS.

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP
For advertising opportunities with the Washington Nationals or Nationals Park, guests are asked to contact our Corporate Partnership Department at 202.640.7602.

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DISABLED GUESTS SERVICES
Nationals Park offers several accomodations for our disabled guests:

• Seating
• Wheelchair entry
• ATMs
• Drinking fountains
• Elevators
• Parking
• Point of service counters
• Ramps
• Restrooms
• Telephones with TDD
• Visually impaired seating
• Wheelchair requests

DISCOUNTS
The Washington Nationals hosts several discounts throughout the season. Here are what's offered:

• Harris Teeter VIC Card Tuesdays
  Receive $5 off tickets valued at $24 or more for every Tuesday Nationals home game by presenting your Harris Teeter VIC Card. The Harris Teeter VIC Card must be presented at the Nationals Box Office day of game only to receive the $5 discount.
• Washington Post Wednesdays
  Receive $5 off tickets valued at $24 or more for every Wednesday Nationals home game. Must present the front page of that Wednesday's Washington Post at the Natoinals Box Offi ce to receive the $5 discount. Ticketing discounts apply for that date only. Two (2) ticket maximum per Wednesday Washington Post.
• Family Fun Pack
  $14 per ticket includes: Ticket, hot dog, drink (Coke) and chips. Minimum 2 tickets. Ticket location will be in the upper right fi eld terrace for Sunday, non-premium games only. Tickets can be purchased online or at the Nationals Park Box Office.
• Military, Seniors and College Discounts
  For all non-premium, non-holiday games held Monday-Thursday, senior citizens, government employees, active members of the military, and college students will receive a $3 discount off any ticket priced at $10 or more. Tickets must be purchased on game day at the Box Offi ce with the appropriate ID. Transactions are limited to one (1) ticket per person.

DRINKING FOUNTAINS
Drinking fountains may be found in the following locations:

Field Level Section 108 Section 113 Section 119 Section 126 Section 134 Section 137 Section 142

Club Mezzanine Level Section 201 Section 205 Section 213 Section 220 Section 242

Gallery Level Section 303 Section 309 Section 315 Section 316

ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
There are three (3) sets of elevators and three (3) sets of escalators at Nationals Park.

Elevators are located in the following areas:
Section 113 on the Main Concourse Level
Section 120 on the Main Concourse Level
Section 134 on the Main Concourse Level

Escalators are located in the following areas and will move guests up beginning when gates open until the 6th inning when they will change direction to move guests down after the game:
Section 107 on the Main Concourse Level
On the Main Concourse Level
Section 220 on the Club Level

EMERGENCY EVACUATION
In the event of an emergency, Nationals personnel have been trained and instructed to assist guests in evacuating the ballpark. Guest are asked to remain calm and follow the instructions of Nationals personnel and the public address announcer.

ENTERING THE BALLPARK
For the safety of everyone at Nationals Park, the Nationals require that all persons entering the ballpark be searched for prohibited items (see PROHIBITED ITEMS). This includes a thorough inspection of all jackets, coats, packages, bags, backpacks, purses and any other containers brought to any of the ballpark entry gates. In addition, guests may be randomly selected for security sceenings with hand-held metal detectors.

EVENT 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 full 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 customer's individual ticket purchase.

EXIT AND RE-ENTRY POLICY
Guests may not exit and reenter the ballpark using the same ticket. However, in the event of an emergency, guests should contact a gate supervisor, who will permit a guest to reenter the ballpark at the same gate. Guests who leave the ballpark at any time, without the authorization of a gate supervisor, will not be permitted to reenter. Also see SMOKING POLICY.

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FAMILY RESTROOMS
Family restrooms, equipped with baby changing tables, may be found on the concourses in the following locations:

Main Concourse Level Section 104 Section 114 Section 117

Club Level Section 235

Gallery Level Section 307 Section 319

FAN INTERFERENCE
It is illegal to touch, attempt to touch or generally interfere with a ball in play or a player during a game. Any guest doing so will be ejected from Nationals Park.

FAN MAIL
Letters should be addressed to specifi c players or coaches. Letters will be forwarded to individual recipients. Fans should be aware that players receive a large amount of fan mail weekly and it may take a few weeks to a few months for a response. The Nationals cannot guarantee that a player or coach will respond to fan mail. Fan mail should be sent to the following address:
Guests should refrain from sending items for autographs. The Nationals are not responsible for returning mailed items and do not accept items to be autographed for personal or charitable reasons.

FIELD TRESPASSING
Any guest venturing onto the playing field before, during or after a game or event will be subject to criminal prosecution and/or fines.

FIRST AID AND MEDICAL SERVICES
There are three (3) First Aid locations inside of Nationals Park, found in the following locations:
Main Concourse Level Behind Section 107 Behind Section 130
Gallery Level: Behind Section 312

EMTs are in the ballpark and ready to respond to emergencies. Guests requiring First Aid assistance are urged to contact any member of the Nationals game staff or report to any Guest Services locations. See GUEST SERVICES.

FOUL BALLS, HOMERUN BALLS AND BATS
All guests are asked to stay alert throughout the game for foul balls or bats that might leave the playing area. 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. Bats entering the stands must be returned if requested by the Nationals or Visiting Team. Guests are prohibited from throwing balls back onto the fi eld. Violators are subject to ejection or possible arrest. Any guest that interferes with a ball in play or the game in any way is subject to ejection from the ballpark. See FAN INTERFERENCE.

GATE LOCATIONS
Nationals Park has several gate locations around the ballpark for entry and exit:
Center Field Gate, enter via N Street
Left Field Gate, enter via South Capitol Street
Third Base Gate, enter via South Capitol Street
Home Plate Gate, enter via Potomac Avenue
First Base Gate, enter via Potomac Avenue
Right Field Gate, EXIT ONLY – exits onto First Street

GATE OPENING TIMES
For all Nationals home games, the Center Field Gate will open 2 1/2 hours prior to fi rst pitch. At this time, guests will have access to the Red Porch, Strike Zone, stands to watch batting practice and concession stands. All other gates will open 1 1/2 hours prior to fi rst pitch. All gate opening times are subject to change.

GREEN DESIGN
Nationals Park will strive to become the fi rst Major League ballpark in the United States accredited as a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System certifi ed ballpark. The new ballpark will pay particular attention to issues affecting the health of the Anacostia River, such as stormwater management and minimization of water pollution.

GUEST CODE OF CONDUCT
The Nationals are committed to creating a safe, comfortable and enjoyable ballpark experience. Nationals employees are trained to work in unison with guests to adhere to the following code of conduct to help ensure a family entertainment environment:

• Guests will enjoy the baseball experience free from foul/abusive language or obscene gestures
• Intervention with an impaired or intoxicated guest will be handled in a prompt and safe manner
• Obscene or indecent clothing will not detract from the guest experience
• Guests will show their ticket when requested and sit only in their ticketed seat
• Guests will refrain from displays of affection not appropriate in a public, family setting
• Progress of the game will not be disrupted by guests' actions or unauthorized persons on the playing field

Please see our full Guest Conduct page for further details.

GUEST SERVICES
Nationals Park contains three (3) Guest Services locations, found in the following areas:
Main Concourse Level:
Section 102, located at the Center Field Gate
Section 131
Gallery Level:
Section 320

Guest Services locations open at the same time as the ballpark gates and remain open until 30 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 that guests might have.

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HOMESTEAD GRAYS BAR
Guests can find this nostalgic step back in time when they visit this Negro League team tribute inside the Stars & Stripes Club located on the Club and Mezzanine Levels. Access to the Club and Mezzanine Levels requires guests to have the proper ticket.

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INJURY DISCLAIMER
The ticket holder assumes all risk and danger incidental to the game of Baseball, including specifi cally (but not exclusively) the danger of being injured by thrown bats and thrown or batted balls, and agrees that the Commissioner, the Participating Clubs, their Agents and Players are not liable for injuries resulting from such causes.

INLINE SKATES
Guests are encouraged to try various modes of transportation to travel to Nationals Park. Inline skating to the ballpark 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.

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JUNIOR NATIONALS CLUB
For all kids age 12 and younger, the Junior Nationals Kids Club, presented by Coca-Cola and Harris Teeter, is a great way to enjoy Nationals baseball. Based on membership level, members receive a membership card, tin lunch box, coupon book for discounts on tickets and merchandise, sticker sheet, autographed photo of Screech, participation in the Kids Run the Bases promotion and much, much more! For details, guests should go to nationals.com and click on "Kids" or stop by the Strike Zone at Nationals Park during any Sunday home game.

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Ks FOR KIDS BY CAREFIRST
For every strikeout a Nationals pitcher throws, CareFirst will donate $25 to area Boys and Girls Clubs.

KIDS RUN THE BASES
Guests are asked to join the fun at Nationals Park for Kids Run the Bases after select Sunday home games. Kids Run the Bases begins following the last out of the game. All kids ages 4-12 are encouraged to participate. Starting at fi rst base, kids will be directed to run around the bases. Only one (1) adult per child may accompany runners to the fi eld where the adult will continue along the warning track and then meet the child near home plate. Junior Nationals MVP members receive VIP line privileges! Parents and guardians are encouraged to sign-up their kids on nationals.com or in the Strike Zone during Sunday home games.

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LASER POINTERS
Laser pointers and pens are prohibited inside of Nationals Park.

LEXUS PRESIDENTS CLUB
Lexus Presidents Seats ticket holders have access to the Lexus Presidents Club. Inside the Presidents Club, members will enjoy sophisticated comfort, exceptional service and enhanced amenities, every game highlighted by a complimentary gourmet buffet amidst the elegance of a white tablecloth setting. Presidents Club members will celebrate at the Oval Office Bar as well as enjoy two window walls that offer an insider's view of the home batting cage and press conference room.

LOST AND FOUND
Items lost and found will be turned into the Nationals Park Main Guest Services Offi ce located at the Center Field Gate. Guests may contact the Guest Services Offi ce at 202.640.7580 to inquire about and/or to retrieve items lost. Lost and Found is open between the hours of 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

LOST CHILDREN AND MISSING PERSONS
Guests should report missing persons at any Guest Services location (See GUEST SERVICES for locations). Guest Services staff will work closely with Nationals Park gameday staff, DC Fire & EMS and DC MPD to locate the missing individual(s).

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MERCHANDISE AND APPAREL
Guests can purchase Nationals merchandise and apparel at any of the ballpark Team Stores, presented by Majestic, and at portable booths along the concourse. Team Stores can be found in the following ballpark locations:
The Main Team Store, located in the Center Field Plaza is accessible from inside and outside the ballpark. The Main Team Store is open throughout the year.

Team Store, located near the Home Plate Gate, at the corner of South Capitol Street and Potomac Avenue. Accessible from inside and outside the ballpark.

Hours of the Main Team Store is 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday through Friday; and 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday and Sunday on non-gamedays. On gamedays, the Team Stores will close at the conclusion of each game.” to “Hours of the Main Team Store are 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday on non-gamedays. On gamedays, the Team Stores will close at the conclusion of each game.

METRO
See PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION.

MILLER LITE SCOREBOARD WALK
Located on the Club Level behind the Main Scoreboard, guests can enjoy this elevated Center Field view of the fi eld as they make their way to the Miller Lite Bar and Beerpen.

MINOR LEAGUE AFFILIATES

Columbus Clippers (AAA) Cooper Stadium 1155 West Mound St. Columbus, OH 43223 Phone: 614.462.5250 Fax: 614.462.3271	Harrisburg Senators (AA) Riverside Stadium P.O. Box 15757 Harrisburg, PA 17101 Phone: 717.231.4444 Fax: 717.231.4445
Potomac Nationals (A) G. Richard Pfitzner Stadium P.O. Box 2148 Woodbridge, VA 22195 Phone: 703.590.2311 Fax: 703.590.5716	Hagerstown Suns (A) Municipal Stadium P.O. Box 230 Hagerstown, MD 21741 Phone: 301.791.6266 Fax: 301.791.6066
Vermont Lake Monsters (A) Centennial Field Champlain Mill 1 Main St., Box 4 Winooski, VT 05404 Phone: 802.655.4200 Fax: 802.864.6820	Gulf Coast Nationals (R) Washington Nationals Training Complex 5600 Stadium Parkway Viera, FL 32940 Phone: 321.633.8119 Fax: 321.633.9216

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NATIONAL ANTHEM SINGERS
Once a year auditions will be held to sing the National Anthem at Nationals home games. This year's National Anthem auditions were held on April 6, 2008.

NATS EXPRESS
See RFK PARKING.

NAT PACK
The Nat Pack is the official Nationals Park entertainment crew in charge of interacting with guests throughout the game. Guests may see the Nat Pack hosting various contests and promotions at Nationals Park and throughout the DC area.

NOISEMAKERS
Musical instruments and any type of noise-making devices are prohibited in Nationals Park. Any exceptions will be at the discretion of the Washington Nationals.

NURSING MOTHERS
Nursing mothers are invited to use one of several Family Restrooms. See FAMILY RESTROOMS.

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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 on the fence in Right Center Field.

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" x 16" x 8". Metal, plastic or glass containers of any kind (except for factory- sealed, plastic water bottles, no larger than 1 liter and juice boxes) are prohibited at Nationals Park. Only one bottle of water per person will be permitted.

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PAGING
Guests will only be paged by the public address system in the event of a medical emergency. Requests for paging guests attending the game should be directed to any Guest Services location (see GUEST SERVICES). If the situation can be verifi ed via a return call to a physician, medical facility, police or fi re department, an attempt will be made to deliver a message to the guest at their seat location or make a public address announcement.

PAY PHONES
There are six (6) pay phones at Nationals Park located in the following three (3) areas:
Main Concourse Level:
Behind Section 103
Outside the Ballpark:
Adjacent to the ticket windows outside of the South Gate
Adjacent to the ticket kiosks outside of the Main Gate

PNC DIAMOND CLUB
PNC Diamond Seat Season ticket holders have access to the PNC Diamond Club, a classic baseball-inspired restaurant that captures the heritage of our national pastime and celebrates Washington's baseball history— showcasing the Senators and the Homestead Grays. The PNC Diamond Club features a baseball-themed atmosphere including a replica of a scoreboard from the 1924 World Series, green padded outfi eld walls and ash baseball bats at the drink rail to enhance the "old time" baseball feel and fl avor. The outdoor patio looks directly over the infi eld and is the perfect perch to catch a quick bite as well as the occasional foul ball. Diehard baseball fans will fi nd it hard to leave this tribute to attend the national pastime.

POCKET SCHEDULES
Nats pocket schedules are available at several ballpark locations including Guest Services, Concierge Services, Team Stores, Box Offi ces, Lexus Presidents Club, Red Porch Restaurant, Red Loft Bar, Stars & Stripes Club and PNC Diamond Club.

POLICE AND SECURITY
For the safety and convenience of all Nationals Park guests, police and offi cial security personnel are stationed throughout the ballpark. In the event of an emergency, guests should notify the nearest Guest Services or Event Security staff member or visit any Guest Services location. See GUEST SERVICES.

PRESIDENTS RACE PRESENTED BY GEICO
The Presidents Race, presented by GEICO, takes place during the middle of the 4th inning and features George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt. The Presidents are also available for public functions. Those interested in learning more should contact the Nationals Mascot Coordinator at:

PROHIBITED ITEMS
The following is a partial list of items which are prohibited inside of Nationals Park:

• Metal, plastic or glass containers of any kind (except for factory-sealed, plastic water bottles, no larger than 1 liter and juice boxes). Only one bottle of water per person will be permitted.
• Food items not in adherence to the following policy: All food items must be contained in single serving bags within a softsided container or cooler, that does not exceed 16" x 16" x 8".
• Hard coolers or ice chests Backpacks and bags that exceed 16" x 16" x 8"
• Brooms, poles and staffs of any kind
• Weapons, fireworks and other illegal substances
• Professional cameras and equipment including lenses in excess of eight inches, tripods, monopods
• Animals (except service animals)
• Beach balls

For a full list of prohibited items, please visit our prohibited items page.

PUBLICATIONS
The Washington Nationals offer an array of fi rst-class publications to inform and entertain Nationals Park guests. Nationals Inside Pitch is a free digest size magazine that provides the most upto- date stats and information on the current homestand. Nationals Magazine is the offi cial Gameday Program of the Washington Nationals. Nationals Magazine provides in-depth features, extensive stats and scouting reports, farm system reports, "Nats in your Neighborhood" updates and a scorecard. The Nationals Yearbook is a limited edition collector's piece. The Yearbook features over 150 pages of vivid player photos, stories from Washington's best baseball minds and an in-depth look at that particular season.

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RAILINGS
For the safety of everyone at the ballpark, guests are asked to refrain from sitting, standing or leaning on ballpark railings.

RAIN DELAYS/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 be resumed 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 Washington Nationals website at nationals.com, the local newspapers or Nationals media affiliates for further information. Even with inclement weather, the Washington Nationals will make every effort to play scheduled games. In the event a legal game is not played due to weather, guests are asked to retain their tickets. The ticket will serve as a rain check for that re-scheduled game or may be exchanged for the same price seat at a future Nationals home game during the 2008 season. All rain check exchanges are subject to availability.

For information regarding game status in the event there is inclement weather, fans should call the Inclement Weather Game Information Hotline at 202.640.7575 for updates.

RAMPS
There are two (2) ramps at Nationals Park, both of which access the four public levels of the ballpark; Main Concourse, Club, Mezzanine and Gallery Levels:
The West Ramp begins on the Main Concourse Level behind Section 107
The South Ramp begins on the Main Concourse Level behind Sections 131/132

RED LOFT
The "Red Loft" provides the perfect perch for Nats fans to view the game. Located directly above the Red Porch, these seats have direct access to the Red Loft bar.

RED PORCH
The "Red Porch" seating located in Center Field offers a distinctive perspective from which to view the game. The plush red seats are within a "short hop" of the Red Porch Restaurant.

RESALE OF TICKETS / SCALPING
Resale of tickets above face value is prohibited within 100 ft. of Nationals Park grounds. Violators are subject to arrest and prosecution by the Metropolitan Police Department.

RESTROOMS
Men's, Women's, Family and Disabled Guests restrooms are located throughout Nationals Park.

RETIRED NUMBERS
On April 15, 1997 Allan H. "Bud" Selig announced the baseballwide retirement of Jackie Robinson's uniform number 42. Robinson's number is displayed near the visitors bullpen. To date, no Nationals players' numbers have been retired.

RFK STADIUM PARKING
Guests may park for FREE in Lot 8 at RFK Stadium and board the FREE Nats Express luxury motorcoach. Ride to the game in comfort. Guests can take the FREE Nats Express roundtrip shuttle to and from Nationals Park. Guests can park for FREE at RFK Stadium 1 1/2 hours before the game to take the FREE Nats Express shuttle round trip to Nationals Park. ADA equipped motorcoaches are available. For more information guests may visit nationals. com/waytogo.

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SCOREBOARD MESSAGES
Nationals guests wishing to display general welcomes, as well as birthday and anniversary messages on the scoreboard may do so by making a $100.00 donation to the Washington Nationals Dream Foundation at least five business days prior to the game they wish to have their message appear. Scoreboard messages will be displayed between the end of the fourth inning and the top of the fifth inning. Guests interested in more information may visit nationals.com/scoreboard.

SCREECH
Screech, the Washington Nationals' offi cial mascot, is available for private parties, corporate engagements, parades and other events. Those interested in booking Screech should contact the Nationals Mascot Coordinator:
Those interested in more information on Screech should visit nationals.com.

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 co-workers who are coming to the game too!

SHIRLEY POVICH MEDIA CENTER
The press box in Nationals Park has been named the Shirley Povich Media Center, in honor of the late Hall of Fame baseball writer. A longtime friend of Nationals Managing Principal Owner, Theodore N. Lerner, Povich entertained fans daily with his musings in "This Morning with Shirley Povich," in particular by his writings on baseball. The Shirley Povich Media Center is an integral component of Nationals Park's state-of-the-art video and audio system.

SMOKING POLICY
The ballpark is a completely non-smoking facility. Guests wishing to smoke must exit at either the Right Field Gate or the Third Base Gate. Guests wishing to exit the ballpark to smoke must present a valid ticket and receive a wristband before exiting the ballpark. Guests wishing to reenter the ballpark must return with a valid ticket and assigned wristband. Guests may not exit and reenter the ballpark using only an admission ticket for any reason.

SPRING TRAINING
The Nationals get things started each spring in sunny Viera, Florida. Fans are encouraged to catch some sun and join friends and neighbors for Grapefruit League action at Space Coast Stadium. Those interested in ticket information are asked to call the Tickets. com office at 888.632.NATS (6287) or visit nationals.com.

STARS & STRIPES CLUB
A well-appointed, two-story, 33,000 sq. ft. dining lounge and bar channel all the energy and excitement of the game indoors. Two full-service bars, including the festive lounge, provide the perfect spot to enjoy the game. Access to the Club and Mezzanine Levels requires guests to have the proper ticket.

STRIKE ZONE
Kids, young and old, should visit this kids-oriented play area that features several interactive games and a great deal of enjoyment. Guests can fi nd the Strike Zone near the Center Field Gate, across from the Red Porch Restaurant. Here's what they will find:
Batter's Up
Build-A-Bear Workshop
GEICO Racing Presidents
Jungle Gym
Now Pitching
Rookies Concession Stand
SingStar Stage
Sony Playstation

STROLLERS / BABY CARRIERS
Strollers are permitted in all concourse areas at Nationals Park. If a guest has a stroller that, once folded, will fi t under a ballpark 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. Strollers that are unable to fold and fi t under a ballpark seat must be checked at the Guest Services stroller room located near the Center Field Gate, behind Section 103.

SUGGESTION BOX
Nats fans looking to make a suggestion or give the Nationals some feedback can do so by visiting Main Guest Services located at the Center Field Gate. Guests may also email suggestions to FanFeedback@nationals.com.

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MAJESTIC TEAM STORES
For the shopping convenience of all our guests, Nationals Park sports nine team stores or points of sale. Guests are encouraged to visit one of the following locations to buy their next piece of offi cial Nationals apparel: Center Field Gate
Behind Section 114
Home Plate Gate
Behind Section 208
Behind Section 237
Behind Suite 25
Behind Suite 57
Behind Section 321
Behind Section 303

TELEVISIONS AND RADIOS
Personal televisions and radios may be brought into Nationals Park. For the convenience of all ballpark guests, the use of headphones is required.

TOURS
Tours of Nationals Park begin April 19, 2008. Tickets are available to buy beginning Monday, April 7 at 10am ET. Click here for complete information »

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UMBRELLAS
Small umbrellas are allowed in Nationals Park. Any umbrella that is not collapsible and will not fi t into a 16"x16"x8" bag will not be permitted into the ballpark. Any umbrella that blocks sight lines or becomes a nuisance for any reason to other guests is not permitted. Ushers reserve the right to ask guests to lower their umbrellas for the enjoyment of all guests in attendance.

USHERS
Ushers are stationed throughout Nationals Park to assist guests and enforce ballpark rules and regulations. If someone is interfering with a guest's enjoyment of the game, an Usher should be contacted. Ushers 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 Ushers with courtesy and respect; by enforcing the rules as they are making the ballpark a safer and more comfortable environment for all ballpark guests.

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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.

WALK
Nationals Park guests can see the sights before they see the game. Guests should check out DC's other offerings on their way to the ballpark. Guests can tour the area by taking the Orange Blue Line to the Capitol South Metro and then walking to the ballpark along New Jersey Ave to M Street (past the horse barn under the freeway!). Guests can also take the Orange Blue Line to the Eastern Market station and enjoy over 21 restaurant and retail offerings along Barracks Row Main Street. Those interested in more information should visit nationals.com/waytogo

WASHINGTON NATIONALS DREAM FOUNDATION
The Washington Nationals Dream Foundation and the Washington Nationals Baseball Club are committed to community partnerships that improve the lives of children and families across the Washington Capital Region. The Foundation's cornerstone programs are focused on children's education, health and recreation. A 501(c)3 charitable organization, the Washington Nationals Dream Foundation has committed to, among other projects, a partnership with the DC Government to build the Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy to teach the game of baseball and provide after school educational programs for children in the DC region. The Foundation raises money through special events, memorabilia auctions and the sale of team-related merchandise. We also rely on donations to fund our work and deeply appreciate the generosity of our fans and friends. Take this opportunity to give a gift that will establish a legacy for children and families in the Washington Capital Region. The Foundation may be contacted by mail at:


WEATHER
For information regarding game status in the event there is inclement weather, fans should call the Inclement Weather Game Information Hotline at 202.640.7575 for updates.

WEAPONS AND FIREARMS
Weapons and firearms of all kinds are prohibited in Nationals Park, with the exception of law enforcement offi cials licensed to carry weapons. Law enforcement officials must register their weapons or fi rearms with a Security Staff member at any ballpark entry gate. See PROHIBITED ITEMS.

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YOU
You, our guests, are the focus of everything the Washington Nationals strive to 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.