· The absence of a direct Metro line to FedExField is a historical quirk rooted in planning decisions made decades ago. When the stadium (originally Jack Kent Cooke Stadium, then FedExField) was built in the late 1990s, the focus was on maximizing parking revenue and accommodating suburban drivers.
· Traffic can get quite heavy around the stadium, especially on game days. To avoid delays, consider arriving early or using alternate routes to the stadium. Keep in mind that some roads leading to FedExField may have tolls, so make sure to have a payment method ready or consider using a toll pass.
This guide will help you plan the best way to reach the stadium and avoid any game-day delays. For those visiting from outside the area, consider booking a full Washington Commanders Travel Package, which includes game tickets, hotel accommodations, and more.
Station Notes Situated one mile from Northwest Stadium, this station provides the best pedestrian access to the stadium.
MorganBoulevard Station is the closest station to the FedExField. The station is a mile from the stadium and a new walkway offers direct access. The walk to the stadium is slightly uphill. Another alternative is the Largo Town Center Station which is also on the Blue and Silver Metro Lines.
MorganBoulevard is a Metro station in Landover, in Prince George's County, MD. It is serviced by the Blue Line and Silver Line. At about 0.9 miles, this is the closest station to FedExfield, home of the Washington Redskins football team. There is a walkway providing direct access to the stadium.
MorganBoulevard is a Washington Metro station in Prince George's County, Maryland on the Blue Line; it began service on . The station is less than a mile from FedExField, the home of the Washington Redskins. It is about a 15-minute walk to the stadium from the station.
