baseball

76 venues

Venue	Location	Capacity	Opened
Hard Rock Stadium	Miami Gardens	80,120 seats	August 16, 1987
Cleveland Stadium	Cleveland	78,000 seats	1931
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	Los Angeles	77,500 seats	1923
San Diego Stadium	San Diego	70,561 seats	August 20, 1967
Candlestick Park	San Francisco	69,732 seats	April 12, 1960
Astrodome	Houston	62,439 seats	April 9, 1965
Veterans Stadium	Philadelphia	62,306 seats	April 10, 1971
Kingdome	Seattle	59,166 seats	March 27, 1976
Three Rivers Stadium	Pittsburgh	59,000 seats	July 16, 1970
Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	56,000 seats	April 10, 1962
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium	Atlanta	52,007 seats	April 9, 1965
Mile High Stadium	Denver	51,706 seats	August 14, 1948
Coors Field	Denver	50,480 seats	April 26, 1995
Aloha Stadium	Halawa	50,000 seats	September 12, 1975
Busch Memorial Stadium	St. Louis	49,676 seats	—
Oriole Park at Camden Yards	Baltimore	48,876 seats	April 6, 1992
Choctaw Stadium	Arlington	48,114 seats	1994
T-Mobile Park	Seattle	47,476 seats	July 15, 1999
Tropicana Field	St. Petersburg	45,369 seats	March 3, 1990
Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium	Washington, D.C.	43,500 seats	October 1, 1961
Angel Stadium of Anaheim	Anaheim	43,250 seats	April 19, 1966
Great American Ball Park	Cincinnati	42,319 seats	March 31, 2003
Petco Park	Downtown San Diego	42,302 seats	April 8, 2004
Daikin Park	Houston	42,060 seats	March 30, 2000
Oracle Park	San Francisco	41,915 seats	April 11, 2000
Nationals Park	Washington, D.C.	41,888 seats	March 22, 2008
Wrigley Field	Chicago	41,072 seats	April 23, 1914
Rate Field	Chicago	40,615 seats	1991
Globe Life Field	Arlington	40,300 seats	2020
Comerica Park	Michigan, Detroit	40,120 seats	April 11, 2000
Target Field	Minneapolis	39,504 seats	April 12, 2010
Rogers Centre	Toronto	39,150 seats	June 5, 1989
Kauffman Stadium	Kansas City	37,903 seats	April 10, 1973
PNC Park	Pittsburgh	37,898 seats	2001
Fenway Park	Boston	37,499 seats	April 20, 1912
LoanDepot Park	Miami	36,742 seats	April 1, 2012
War Memorial Stadium	Buffalo	36,500 seats	October 16, 1937
Oakland Ballpark	San Jose, Oakland	32,000 seats	—
Memorial Stadium	Baltimore	31,000 seats	December 2, 1922
Brookland Stadium	Washington, D.C.	30,000 seats	October 4, 1924
New Beaver Field	Pennsylvania	30,000 seats	1909
Griffith Stadium	Washington, D.C.	27,000 seats	July 24, 1911
Providence Park	Portland	25,218 seats	October 9, 1926
Roosevelt Stadium	Jersey City	24,000 seats	April 23, 1937
Forbes Field	Oakland	23,000 seats	June 30, 1909
Tiger Stadium	Detroit	23,000 seats	April 20, 1912
Crosley Field	Cincinnati	20,696 seats	April 11, 1912
Metropolitan Stadium	Bloomington	18,200 seats	April 24, 1956
West Side Grounds	Illinois	16,000 seats	May 13, 1893
Sloan Park	Mesa	15,000 seats	February 12, 2014
Stevens Stadium	California	11,500 seats	September 22, 1962
Sutter Health Park	West Sacramento	11,093 seats	May 15, 2000
George M. Steinbrenner Field	Tampa	11,026 seats	March 1, 1996
Salt River Fields at Talking Stick	Scottsdale	11,000 seats	February 11, 2011
Hinchliffe Stadium	New Jersey	10,000 seats	—
Lake Front Park	Illinois	10,000 seats	May 14, 1878
West Side Park	Illinois	10,000 seats	June 6, 1885
Tempe Diablo Stadium	Tempe	9,558 seats	1969
Champion Stadium	Walt Disney World Resort	9,500 seats	—
League Park	Cleveland	9,000 seats	May 1, 1891