Man oh man, the Washington Nationals are on a heater. After a successful release of their brand new City Connect jerseys last weekend, the club has come out with a brand new promotion that comes at an absolutely incredible value to fans. Beginning now, the Washington Nationals have launched the "District Blueprint All-Access Pass" that is perfect for any Nationals fan in the DC area. Although I live in Texas now, if I still lived nearby, you would catch me taking advantage of this sweet deal!
As for what you get with the pass, you will get a voucher for the team's brand new District Blueprint City Connect jersey, as well as exclusive access to presales for Postseason tickets and concerts. Additionally, while inside the stadium, you will get exclusive access to 10% savings on concessions and merchandise, as well as 10% off discount on additional regular season tickets and additional Fan rewards points for the program.
If that was not enough, the pass' main feature besides the jersey is the fact that you will receive a Standing Room Only ticket for each remaining regular season home game. If you do the math, that breaks down to less than $7 per ticket to get into the ballpark and watch the Nationals, along with a sweet jersey. Given that the Nationals are not expected to have major attendance for every home game this season, this could be an awesome opportunity to get into the park with the Standing Room Only ticket and then make your way down to some unoccupied seats later on in the game once the ushers open up access.
As for how much this value costs? It comes in at just $499.00 each per ticket, which is fantastic value as the jersey itself for just the blank version retails for $155. I am curious to find out if you are able to get a player's name on the back or if it is just the blank version, but either way the value here is fantastic.
The Nationals have long been one of the more expensive tickets in baseball despite the team's performance not being the same as it was during the 2010s, but hopefully with promotions like this, the club is going to be able to boost their attendance numbers and ultimately drive more people to the ballpark. Considering the cheapest seat to get into even the nosebleeds for Opening Day began at $46, you could get a standing room seat and a jersey for even less than that on a per game average.
In case you are going to be taking advantage of this deal beginning now, you can pick up your jersey at the Red Carpet Rewards Center in Nationals Park behind section 140. The center is open on game days from when the gates open until the end of the 5th inning.
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