Seating chart
D.C. United — soccer

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Reviewed 8.8.26
I like to go an hour early to avoid long lines getting in and to get a bite.One fan's perspective. Verify variable details with official venue guidance.

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100 Potomac Avenue SW, Washington, DC 20024
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2025 concourse and section directory

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Parking difficulty
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PositiveAudi Field feels close and energetic, particularly for soccer. Corners, standing sections, and production equipment can still affect individual sightlines.
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PositiveNavy Yard or the Wharf can extend the event day. The final walk is straightforward but can feel long in heat or poor weather.
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MixedConcourses and entry points can crowd at peak times. Arriving before the final pregame surge reduces that pressure.
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Editorial verdict
Reviewed 8.8.26
Plan around Metro or a reserved garage, arrive before the concourse rush, and prepare for an exposed but engaging urban stadium.
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