List of Major League Baseball stadiums

The following is a list of current and former Major League Baseball stadiums.

Current stadiums

Stadiums are listed by their seating capacity for MLB games. Some stadiums can be expanded to fit larger crowds.

Key

	Indoor / Domed Stadiums
	Stadiums with a retractable roof

Image	Stadium	Seating Capacity	Total Capacity	City	State/Province	Playing Surface	Team	Opened	Distance to Center Field	Architectural Style
	Dodger Stadium	56,000	57,099	Los Angeles	California	Grass	Los Angeles Dodgers	1962	400 feet (120 m)	Modern
	Coors Field	50,490	51,267	Denver	Colorado	Grass	Colorado Rockies	1995	415 feet (126 m)	Retro Classic
	Yankee Stadium	50,291	52,325	New York City (Bronx)	New York	Grass	New York Yankees	2009	408 feet (124 m)	Retro Classic
	Turner Field	50,097	54,357	Atlanta	Georgia	Grass	Atlanta Braves	1996	401 feet (122 m)	Retro Classic
	Rogers Centre	49,260	52,383	Toronto	Ontario	AstroTurf GameDay Grass 3D	Toronto Blue Jays	1989	400 feet (120 m)	Modern Multipurpose
	Rangers Ballpark in Arlington	49,170	52,419	Arlington	Texas	Grass	Texas Rangers	1994	400 feet (120 m)	Retro Classic
	Chase Field	48,633	49,707	Phoenix	Arizona	Grass	Arizona Diamondbacks	1998	407 feet (124 m)	Retro Modern
	Safeco Field	47,878	48,052	Seattle	Washington	Grass	Seattle Mariners	1999	405 feet (123 m)	Retro Modern
	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	45,389	45,408	Anaheim	California	Grass	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	1966	400 feet (120 m)	Modern Retro Modern
	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	45,363	46,593	Baltimore	Maryland	Grass	Baltimore Orioles	1992	400 feet (120 m)	Retro Classic
	Busch Stadium	43,975	47,399	St. Louis	Missouri	Grass	St. Louis Cardinals	2006	400 feet (120 m)	Retro Classic
	Citizens Bank Park	43,651	46,575	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Grass	Philadelphia Phillies	2004	401 feet (122 m)	Retro Classic
	Progressive Field	43,441	45,274	Cleveland	Ohio	Grass	Cleveland Indians	1994	405 feet (123 m)	Retro Modern
	PETCO Park	42,691	45,496	San Diego	California	Grass	San Diego Padres	2004	396 feet (121 m)	Retro Modern
	Great American Ball Park	42,319	44,599	Cincinnati	Ohio	Grass	Cincinnati Reds	2003	404 feet (123 m)	Retro Modern
	AT&T Park	41,915	44,046	San Francisco	California	Grass	San Francisco Giants	2000	399 feet (122 m)	Retro Classic
	Miller Park	41,900	46,218	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	Grass	Milwaukee Brewers	2001	400 feet (120 m)	Retro Modern
	Citi Field	41,800	45,000	New York City (Queens)	New York	Grass	New York Mets	2009	408 feet (124 m)	Retro Classic
	Nationals Park	41,546	44,685	Washington	District of Columbia	Grass	Washington Nationals	2008	402 feet (123 m)	Retro Modern
	Comerica Park	41,255	45,010	Detroit	Michigan	Grass	Detroit Tigers	2000	420 feet (130 m)	Retro Classic
	Wrigley Field	41,159	42,374	Chicago	Illinois	Grass	Chicago Cubs	1914	400 feet (120 m)	Jewel Box
	Minute Maid Park	40,967	43,836	Houston	Texas	Grass	Houston Astros	2000	436 feet (133 m)	Retro Modern
	U.S. Cellular Field	40,615	41,432	Chicago	Illinois	Grass	Chicago White Sox	1991	400 feet (120 m)	Modern Retro Classic
	Target Field	39,504	42,035	Minneapolis	Minnesota	Grass	Minnesota Twins	2010	403 feet (123 m)	Retro Modern
	PNC Park	38,362	39,511	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	Grass	Pittsburgh Pirates	2001	399 feet (122 m)	Retro Classic
	Arvest Bank Stadium	37,903	40,055	Kansas City	Missouri	Grass	Kansas City Royals	1973	410 feet (120 m)	Modern Retro Modern
	Fenway Park	37,493	39,067	Boston	Massachusetts	Grass	Boston Red Sox	1912	389 feet 9 inches (118.80 m)	Jewel Box
	O.co Coliseum	35,067	48,219	Oakland	California	Grass	Oakland Athletics	1966	400 feet (120 m)	Multipurpose
	Tropicana Field	34,078	42,735	St. Petersburg	Florida	AstroTurf GameDay Grass	Tampa Bay Rays	1990	404 feet (123 m)	Modern Multipurpose

Stadiums that can be expanded:
O.co Coliseum - 48,219 (without tarp covered seats)
Tropicana Field - 42,735 (without tarp covered seats)

Map of current stadiums

Map of Stadiums

O.co Coliseum

AT&T Park

Safeco Field

Angel Stadium

Chase Field

Busch Stadium

Wrigley Field

US Cellular Field

Kauffman Stadium

Coors Field

Progressive Field

Miller Park

Comerica Park

Target Field

Rogers Centre

Fenway Park

Yankee Stadium

Minute Maid Park

PETCO Park

Turner Field

Rangers Ballpark

Dodger Stadium

Sun Life Stadium

Tropicana Field

Great American Ballpark

Citizens Bank Park

Citi Field

Nationals Park

PNC Park

Oriole Park

Future ballparks, proposed and under construction

Key

Stadiums with a retractable roof

Image	Stadium	Estimated Capacity	City	State	Playing Surface	Team	Estimated year of completion	Distance to Center Field	Status
	Marlins Ballpark	37,000	Miami	Florida	Grass	Miami Marlins	2012	416 feet (127 m)	Under Construction
	Cisco Field	32,000	San Jose	California	Grass	Oakland Athletics	2015	405 feet (123 m)	Proposed

Former stadiums / ballparks

Indoor / Domed Stadiums

Image	City	Stadium	Team(s)	Opened[a]	Closed	Other tenants	Surface (other than grass)
	Atlanta	Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium	Atlanta Braves (1966–1996)	1965	1996	Atlanta Crackers (1965); Atlanta Falcons (1966–1991), Peach Bowl (1971–1991)
	Baltimore	New Oriole Park	Baltimore Orioles (1901–1902)	1901	1915	Baltimore Orioles (1903–1915)
	Baltimore	Memorial Stadium	Baltimore Orioles (1954–1991)	1922	1998	Baltimore Orioles (1944–1953); Baltimore Elite Giants (1944–1950); Baltimore Colts (1947–1950); Baltimore Colts (1953–1983); Bowie Baysox (1993); Baltimore Stallions (1994–1995); Baltimore Ravens (1996–1998)
	Boston	South End Grounds	Boston Braves	1871	1914
	Boston	Congress Street Grounds	Boston Reds (1890–1891); Boston Braves (1894)	1890	1894
	Boston	Huntington Avenue Grounds	Boston Red Sox	1901	1911
	Boston	Braves Field[b]	Boston Braves	1915	1952	Boston Braves (football) (1932)
	Chicago	New West Side Park	Chicago Cubs	1894	1915
	Chicago	South Side Park III	Chicago White Sox (1901–1910)	1901	1940	Chicago American Giants (1910–1940)
	Chicago	Comiskey Park	Chicago White Sox	1910	1990	Chicago Cardinals (1922–1925; 1929–1958)
	Cincinnati	League Park	Cincinnati Reds	1884	1901
	Cincinnati	Palace of the Fans	Cincinnati Reds	1902	1911
	Cincinnati	Crosley Field	Cincinnati Reds	1912	1970
	Cincinnati	Riverfront Stadium (1970–1996) Cinergy Field (1997–2002)	Cincinnati Reds	1970	2002	Cincinnati Bengals (1970–1999)	AstroTurf (1970–2000)
	Cleveland	League Park	Cleveland Spiders (1891–1899), Cleveland Indians (1901–1946)	1891	1946	Cleveland Buckeyes (1943–1946)
	Cleveland	Cleveland Stadium	Cleveland Indians (1932–1993)	1932	1995	Cleveland Rams (1944–1945); Cleveland Browns (1946–1995)
	Dallas-Fort Worth (Arlington)	Arlington Stadium	Texas Rangers (baseball) (1972–1993)	1965	1993	Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs (1965–1972)
	Denver	Mile High Stadium	Colorado Rockies (1993–1994)	1948	2001	Denver Bears/Zephyrs (1948–1992); Denver Broncos (1960–2001); Denver Gold (1983–1985); Colorado Rapids (1996–2001); Rocky Mountain Showdown (1998–2000)
	Detroit	Bennett Park	Detroit Tigers	1896	1911
	Detroit	Navin Field (1912–1937) Briggs Stadium (1938–1960) Tiger Stadium (1961–1999)	Detroit Tigers	1912	1999	Detroit Lions (1938–1974)
	Houston	Colt Stadium	Houston Colt .45s	1962	1964
	Houston	Houston Astrodome	Houston Astros	1965	1999	Houston Oilers (1968–1996); Houston Cougars (1968–1998); Texans (1974); Houston Gamblers (1984–1985), Bluebonnet Bowl (1968–1984, 1987), Houston Bowl (2001–2002), 1971 Final Four	Astroturf (1966–1999)
	Kansas City	Municipal Stadium	Kansas City Athletics (1955–1967); Kansas City Royals (1969–1972)	1925	1972	Kansas City Blues (1925–1954); Kansas City Monarchs (1925–1962); Kansas City Chiefs (1963–1971)
	Los Angeles	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	Los Angeles Dodgers (1958–1961)	1923		USC Trojans (1923–present), UCLA Bruins (1928–1981), Los Angeles Rams (1946–1979), Los Angeles Chargers (1960), Los Angeles Raiders (1982–1994), Los Angeles Express (1983–1985), Los Angeles Xtreme (2001), 1932 Summer Olympics, 1984 Summer Olympics
	Los Angeles	Wrigley Field	Los Angeles Angels (1961)	1925	1961	Los Angeles Angels (PCL) (1925–1957); Hollywood Stars (1926–1935; 1938)
	Miami (Miami Gardens)	Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–1996) Pro Player Park (1996) Pro Player Stadium (1996–2005) Dolphins Stadium (2005-2006) Dolphin Stadium (2006-2009) Land Shark Stadium (2009-2010) Sun Life Stadium (2010-present)	Florida Marlins (1993–2011)	1987		Miami Dolphins (1987-present); Miami Hurricanes (2008-present)
	Milwaukee	Lloyd Street Grounds	Milwaukee Brewers (1901)	1895	1903
	Milwaukee	Milwaukee County Stadium	Milwaukee Braves (1953–1965) Milwaukee Brewers (1970–2000)	1953	2000	Green Bay Packers (2 or 3 games per season, 1953–1994)
	Minneapolis-St. Paul (Bloomington)	Metropolitan Stadium	Minnesota Twins (1961–1981)	1956	1981	Minneapolis Millers (1956–1960); Minnesota Vikings (1961–1981); Minnesota Kicks (1976–1981)
	Minneapolis-St. Paul (Minneapolis)	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	Minnesota Twins (1982–2009)	1982		Minnesota Vikings (1982–present); Minnesota Strikers (NASL) (1984); Minnesota Timberwolves (1989-1990); Super Bowl XXVI (1992); 1992 Final Four; 2001 Final Four; Minnesota Golden Gophers football (1982-2008) and baseball (1995-present, selected games)	SuperTurf (1982–1986); AstroTurf (1987–2003); FieldTurf (2004-present)
	Montreal	Jarry Park[c]	Montreal Expos	1969	1976
	Montreal	Olympic Stadium	Montreal Expos (1977–2004)	1976		Montreal Alouettes (1976–1986; 1996–1997; occasional playoff games); 1976 Summer Olympics	AstroTurf (1977–2001, 2005–2006); Defargo Astrograss (2002–2003); FieldTurf (2004)
	Newark	Harrison Park	Newark Pepper (FL) (1915)	1915	1923
	New York City (The Bronx)	Yankee Stadium I	New York Yankees (1923-1973), (1976-2008)	1923	2008	New York Giants (NFL) (1956–1973)
	New York City (Brooklyn)	Union Grounds	New York Mutuals (1871–1876); Brooklyn Eckfords (NA) (1872); Brooklyn Atlantics (NA) (1873-1875); Brooklyn Hartfords (1877)	1862	1883
	New York City (Brooklyn)	Capitoline Grounds	Brooklyn Atlantics (NA) (1872)	1863	1880
	New York City (Brooklyn)	Washington Park	Brooklyn Dodgers (1884-1891; 1898–1912); Brooklyn Tip Tops (FL)(1914–1915)	1883	1915
	New York City (Brooklyn)	Eastern Park	Brooklyn Ward's Wonders (PL) (1890); Brooklyn Dodgers (1891–1897)	1890	?
	New York City (Brooklyn)	Ebbets Field	Brooklyn Dodgers	1913	1957	Brooklyn Dodgers (NFL) (1930–1944)
	New York City (Manhattan)	Polo Grounds I	New York Giants (1883–1888); New York Metropolitans (AA) (1883-1885)	1880	1888
	New York City (Manhattan)	Metropolitan Park	New York Metropolitans (AA) (1884)	1884	1884
	New York City (Manhattan)	Polo Grounds II	New York Giants (1889–1890)	1889	c 1910
	New York City (Manhattan)	Polo Grounds III	New York Giants (PL) (1890); New York Giants (1891–1957); New York Yankees (1913–1922); New York Mets (1962–1963)	1890	1963	New York Giants (NFL) (1925–1955); New York Yanks (1949); New York Titans/Jets (1960–1963)
	New York City (Manhattan)	Hilltop Park	New York Yankees	1903	1912
	New York City (Queens)	Ridgewood Park	Brooklyn Dodgers (1886-1889)(Sunday games); Brooklyn Gladiators (AA) (1890)	1883	1959
	New York City (Queens)	Shea Stadium	New York Mets (1964–2008); New York Yankees (1974–1975)	1964	2008	New York Jets (1964–1983); New York Giants (NFL) (1975)
	New York City (Staten Island)	St. George Cricket Grounds	New York Metropolitans (AA) (1886-1887); New York Giants (1889)	1886	?
	Philadelphia	Baker Bowl	Philadelphia Phillies	1887	1938	Philadelphia Eagles (1933–1935)
	Philadelphia	Columbia Park	Philadelphia Athletics	1901	1908	Philadelphia Athletics (NFL) (1902)
	Philadelphia	Shibe Park (1909–1954) Connie Mack Stadium (1955–1970)	Philadelphia Athletics (1909–1954) Philadelphia Phillies (1938–1970)	1909	1970	Philadelphia Eagles (1940–1957)
	Philadelphia	Veterans Stadium	Philadelphia Phillies	1971	2003	Philadelphia Eagles (1971–2002) Philadelphia Atoms (1973-1975) Philadelphia Fury (1978-1980) Philadelphia Stars (1983-1984)	AstroTurf (1971–2000); NexTurf (2001–2003)
	Pittsburgh	Recreation Park	Pittsburgh Pirates (1882-1891)	1876	1904	Pittsburgh Panthers (1889-1904); Pittsburgh Stogies(1884);Pittsburgh Stars(1902)	Grass
	Pittsburgh	Exposition Park	Pittsburgh Pirates (1891–1909)	1891	1915	Pittsburgh Rebels (1914–1915); Pittsburgh Panthers (1900-1909)	Grass
	Pittsburgh	Forbes Field	Pittsburgh Pirates	1909	1970	Pittsburgh Steelers (1933–1963); Pittsburgh Panthers 1909-1924; Pittsburgh Crawfords (1930-1932); Homestead Grays (1939–1948)	Grass
	Pittsburgh	Three Rivers Stadium	Pittsburgh Pirates	1970	2000	Pittsburgh Steelers (1970–2000); Pittsburgh Maulers (1984);Pittsburgh Panthers (2000)	Tartanturf (1970–1982); AstroTurf (1983–2000)
	St. Louis	Busch Memorial Stadium (1966–1981) Busch Stadium (1982–2005)	St. Louis Cardinals (1966–2005)	1966	2005	St. Louis Cardinals (NFL) (1966–1987); St. Louis Stars (1967-68 and 1971-74); St. Louis Rams (1995)	AstroTurf (1970–1995)
	St. Louis	Sportsman's Park	St. Louis Cardinals (1882–1892; 1920–1966) St. Louis Browns (1902–1953)	1882	1966	St. Louis Cardinals (NFL) (1960–1965)
	St. Louis	Robison Field (New Sportsman's Park)	St. Louis Cardinals	1893	1920
	San Diego	San Diego Stadium (1967–1980) Jack Murphy Stadium (1980–1997) Qualcomm Stadium 1997–present)	San Diego Padres (1969–2003)	1967		San Diego Chargers (1967–present); San Diego State Aztecs (1968–present); San Diego Sockers (1978–1984)
	San Francisco	Seals Stadium	San Francisco Giants (1958–1959)	1931	1959	Mission Reds (1931–1937); San Francisco Seals (1931–1957)
	San Francisco	Candlestick Park	San Francisco Giants (1960–1999)	1960		Oakland Raiders (1961); San Francisco 49ers (1971–present)
	Seattle	Sick's Stadium	Seattle Pilots (1969)	1932	1969	Seattle Rainiers (1932–1968, 1972–1976), Seattle Steelheads (1946)
	Seattle	The Kingdome	Seattle Mariners (1977–1999)	1976	2000	Seattle Seahawks (1976–1999); Seattle SuperSonics (1978–1985), 1984 Final Four, 1989 Final Four, 1995 NCAA Final Four	AstroTurf
	Toronto	Exhibition Stadium	Toronto Blue Jays (1977–1989)	1959	1989	Toronto Argonauts (1959–1988)	AstroTurf
	Washington	American League Park	Washington Senators	1901	1902
	Washington	National Park	Washington Senators	1903	1910
	Washington	Griffith Stadium	Washington Senators (1911–1960) (new) Washington Senators (1961)	1911	1961	Washington Redskins (1937–1960); Homestead Grays (1940–1950)
	Washington	D.C. Stadium (1961–1968)/RFK Stadium(1969–present)	(new) Washington Senators (1962–1971) Washington Nationals (2005–2007)	1961		Washington Redskins (1961–1996); D.C. United (1996–present)

Notes

• ^a Boldface indicates World Series won in inaugural year
• ^b Braves Field has never been closed; the majority of stands were demolished in 1955, with the remainder reconfigured into present-day Nickerson Field.
• ^c Jarry Park Stadium has never been closed or demolished, but rather reconfigured into present-day Stade Uniprix, a tennis venue.

See also

• List of MLB spring-training stadiums
• List of U.S. baseball stadiums by capacity
• List of U.S. stadiums by capacity
• List of baseball parks by capacity
• List of AstroTurf installations in the USA
• List of current National Football League stadiums
• List of National Hockey League arenas
• List of Major League Soccer stadiums
• List of Major League Lacrosse stadiums
• List of National Basketball Association arenas

References

Further reading

• Lowry, Phillip (October 31, 2006). Green Cathedrals: The Ultimate Celebration of All Major League Ballparks. Walker & Company. ISBN 0802715621. 
• Ritter, Lawrence (March 8, 1994). Lost Ballparks: A Celebration of Baseball's Legendary Fields. Studio. ISBN 9780140234220. 

External links

• Ballparks. Munsey & Suppes
• Ballpark Digest. August Publications
• BallparkReviews.com. Brian Merzbach
• Ballpark Tour
• Ballparks of Baseball—The Fields of Major League Baseball
• BaseballParks.com. Joe Mock. Grand Slam Enterprises, Inc.
• Clem's Baseball—Our National Pasttime—& Its "Green Cathedrals". Andrew G. Clem
• eBaseball Parks
• Major League Ballparks. Google Maps
• Map of MLB Teams and Stadiums. Sport Map World
• Ultimate Ballpark Guide (by MLB division) (April 6, 2011). Fox Sports
• BallparkMagic (Target Field). Rick Prescott
• The Stadium Graveyard (image archive for ballparks no longer in use). Adam Okurowski
• Stadium Information & Seating Diagrams^{[dead link]}
• Umapo Map of MLB Stadiums^{[dead link]}