WASHINGTON, D.C. — Commanders fans heading back into Washington after home games will have a new ride option starting Sunday, when the team and Uber begin running postgame shuttle buses from Northwest Stadium.
The first trips leave after Sunday night’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Nov. 1. Seats on the 54-seat coach buses cost $15 for the 2026 season, which the team and Uber describe as half the regular price. Eight buses are in the fleet.
Riders can book as many as five seats in the Uber app starting a week before kickoff, or buy on game day if space remains. After the final whistle, riders leave through Gate A and head for the rideshare lot along Hill Oaks Road, known as the Redzone lot, where workers point them to the buses. Shuttles pull out as they fill.
Route 1 stops at Gallery Place-Chinatown, downtown at K and 16th streets NW, and Foggy Bottom-GWU. Route 2 serves Union Market and Logan Circle at 14th and R streets NW.
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