You've always been able to at Nats Park

Soft-sided coolers are good, too. Just has to fit under your seat. Can only be single-serving items, and water has to be unopened (and only one per person). Vendors outside center field will sell you frozen or half-frozen bottles of water to bring in, so they'll still be cold when you go to drink it.

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Posted: 07/06/2017 at 5:22PM

Nats/Braves on Saturday with two young kids. Metro or drive? -- Freddyburg Hokie 07/06/2017 1:31PM

Why Branch? You coming up 301? -- Hokie Bird 94 07/07/2017 12:13AM

Most likely. I know that way we'll from the commute to WNY... -- Freddyburg Hokie 07/07/2017 01:03AM

You can now take your own water & food into the stadium. Has to be in a -- 7Hokie1 07/06/2017 5:07PM

You've always been able to at Nats Park -- Nova Hokie 95 07/06/2017 5:22PM

Drive. Go on ParkingPanda.com and find a close lot for cheaper -- Nova Hokie 95 07/06/2017 2:17PM

The Yards is the closest to the stadium, $40. I've used it & never had any -- 7Hokie1 07/06/2017 3:11PM

WaPo suggests the "fluffernutter milkshake" at The Salt Line ** -- Nova Hokie 95 07/06/2017 3:13PM

I park in one of the alleys on P street for $30. Gets you right out -- TheNuke 07/06/2017 2:02PM

Don't let the kids drive. But I would bite the bullet and pay ... -- vt90 07/06/2017 1:39PM

You've always been able to at Nats Park

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