Gallery: Obama Campaign Event Brings Crowds, Traffic to Woodbridge

Update, 11:08 a.m.: 

As of 10:30 a.m. Friday morning, the Potomac Nationals’ grandstand was filled with spectators. A smaller portion of spectators were surrounding the pitching mound and home plate. President Obama spoke along the third base line, in front of a “forward” sign, the campaign’s slogan. 

Other event-goers filled in the outfield, which had picnic tables and kids activities including a bounce house and batting cage.

Just before 11 a.m. two helicopters landed on one of the practice fields outside the stadium. President Obama was spotted walking into the stadium and briefly waved to spectators inside.

Update, 11:03 a.m.: 

President Obama's helicopter has landed. 

Update, 10:44 a.m.: 

President Obama's dais is set up along the third baseline.

Update: 

The stands are pretty full. President Obama will likely be speaking from the third baseline. The outfield is filled with people and activities for the kids. The press are in the infield. 

Original story:

The Potomac Nationals Pfitzner Stadium will rapidly fill today with a crowd of local residents eager to see President Barack Obama at a grassroots campaign stop in Woodbridge. 

If you're on your way to the event, check out our updated traffic and parking information. Once you arrive, take a picture with your phone and post it here. You can snap a picture from where you're sitting, or maybe you could send us a picture of how full the parking lot is, or how bad the traffic was on the way over. If you can't post it, email it to rachel.leon@patch.com.