Dettagli per Fed Ex. Field, Landover

The Fedex Field, built in 1996 at a cost of over $250,000,000 is the home of NFL's Washington Redskins. The stadium originally held a total capacity of 80,000 seats although this was increased to over 91,000 in the year 2000 following a number of developments costing over $55,000,000.

The Redskins played at the RFK Stadium before moving to the Fed Ex Field. The development was funded by Jack Kent Cooke who sadly died before the completion of the stadium.

The stadium hosts a number of bars and opens two hours before the game opens and closes two hours after the game ends

From Northern Virginia:
I-495/I-95 North to Exit 15A (Central Ave. East), to Harry S. Truman North, turn right on Lottsford Rd. Follow to Arena Drive.

From Montgomery and Howard Counties:
I-495/I-95 South to I-95 Exit 17A (Landover Rd. East), turn right on Lottsford Rd. Follow to Arena Drive.

From Prince George's and Anne Arundel Counties:
50 West to I-495/I-95 South to Exit 17A (Landover Rd. East), turn right on Lottsford Rd. Follow to Arena Drive.

From Washington, DC:
East Capitol St. (Central Ave.) to Harry S. Truman North, turn right on Lottsford Rd. Follow to Arena Drive.

Metro:
The nearest Metro stations are the Landover Metro station on the Orange Line and the Addison Road Metro station on the Blue Line. From both of these statioms there is a shuttle bus operating approximately every 15 minutes running 2 hours before adaftyer the game for a price of $5