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There are 30 stadiums in use by Major League Baseball (MLB) teams. The oldest ballpark is Fenway Park in Boston, home of the Boston Red Sox, which opened in 1912. The newest stadium is Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, home of the Texas Rangers, which opened in 2020. Two ballparks were built in the 1910s, two in the 1960s, one in the 1970s, one in the 1980s, seven in the 1990s, thirteen in the 2000s, three in the 2010s, and one in the 2020s.

Twenty-five ballparks have natural grass surfaces, while five have artificial turf. Eight ballparks do not have corporate naming rights deals: Angel Stadium, Dodger Stadium, Fenway Park, Kauffman Stadium, Nationals Park, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Wrigley Field, and Yankee Stadium. Sutter Health Park is being used temporarily by the Athletics until a new stadium in Las Vegas is completed in 2028.

Stadiums

Legend:

;<span style="text-align:left; background-color:#ffe6bd">&nbsp;&nbsp; Denotes stadium with a fixed roof</span>

;<span style="text-align:left; background-color:#d0e7ff">&nbsp;&nbsp; Denotes stadium with a retractable roof</span>

{|class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders sticky-header"

|+Stadiums

!scope="col" class="unsortable"|Image

!scope="col"|Name

!scope="col"|Capacity

!scope="col"|Location

!scope="col"|Surface

!scope="col"|Team

!scope="col"|Opened

!scope="col"|Distance to center field

!scope="col"|Type

!scope="col"|Roof type

|-style="background:#d0e7ff;"

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|American Family Field

|align=center|41,900

|Milwaukee, Wisconsin

|Grass

|Milwaukee Brewers

|align=center|2001

|

|Retro-modern

| Retractable

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Angel Stadium

|align=center|45,517

|Anaheim, California

|Grass

|Los Angeles Angels

|align=center|1966

|

|Modern<br>Retro-modern

| Open

|-

|alt=A Busch Stadium 2022|120px

!scope="row"|Busch Stadium

|align=center|44,383

|St. Louis, Missouri

|Grass

|St. Louis Cardinals

|align=center|2006

|

|Retro-classic

| Open

|-style="background:#d0e7ff;"

|alt=A Reserve A-10 Warthogs Flyover 2023 World Series|120px

!scope="row"|Chase Field

|align=center|48,330

|Phoenix, Arizona

|Artificial turf

|Arizona Diamondbacks

|align=center|1998

|

|Retro-modern

| Retractable

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Citi Field

|align=center|41,922

|Queens, New York

|Grass

|New York Mets

|align=center|2009

|

|Retro-classic

| Open

|-

|alt=A Citizens Bank Park 2021|120px

!scope="row"|Citizens Bank Park

|align=center|42,901

|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

|Grass

|Philadelphia Phillies

|align=center|2004

|

|Retro-classic

| Open

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Comerica Park

|align=center|41,083

|Detroit, Michigan

|Grass

|Detroit Tigers

|align=center|2000

|

|Retro-classic

| Open

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Coors Field

|align=center|46,897

|Denver, Colorado

|Grass

|Colorado Rockies

|align=center|1995

|

|Retro-classic

| Open

|- style="background:#d0e7ff;"

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Daikin Park

|align=center|41,168

|Houston, Texas

|Grass

|Houston Astros

|align=center|2000

|

|Retro-modern

| Retractable

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Dodger Stadium

|align=center|56,000<!-- Team still states official capacity as 56,000 according to their media guide and website -->

|Los Angeles, California

|Grass

|Los Angeles Dodgers

|align=center|1962

|

|Modern

| Open

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Fenway Park

|align=center|37,755

|Boston, Massachusetts

|Grass

|Boston Red Sox

|align=center|1912

|

|Jewel box

| Open

|-style="background:#d0e7ff;"

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Globe Life Field

|align=center|40,300

|Arlington, Texas

|Artificial turf

|Texas Rangers

|align=center|2020

|

|Retro-modern

| Retractable

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Great American Ball Park

|align=center|43,500

|Cincinnati, Ohio

|Grass

|Cincinnati Reds

|align=center|2003

|

|Retro-modern

| Open

|-

|alt=A Kauffman2017|120px

!scope="row"|Kauffman Stadium

|align=center|37,903

|Kansas City, Missouri

|Grass

|Kansas City Royals

|align=center|1973

|

|Modern<br>Retro-modern

| Open

|-style="background:#d0e7ff;"

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|LoanDepot Park

|align=center|36,742

|Miami, Florida

|Artificial turf

|Miami Marlins

|align=center|2012

|

|Contemporary

| Retractable

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Nationals Park

|align=center|41,373

|Washington, D.C.

|Grass

|Washington Nationals

|align=center|2008

|

|Retro-modern

| Open

|-

|alt=A Oracle Park 2021|120px

!scope="row"|Oracle Park

|align=center|41,331

|San Francisco, California

|Grass

|San Francisco Giants

|align=center|2000

|

|Retro-classic

| Open

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Oriole Park at Camden Yards

|align=center|42,455

|Baltimore, Maryland

|Grass

|Baltimore Orioles

|align=center|1992

|

|Retro-classic

| Open

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Petco Park

|align=center|39,860

|San Diego, California

|Grass

|San Diego Padres

|align=center|2004

|

|Retro-modern

| Open

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|PNC Park

|align=center|38,747

|Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

|Grass

|Pittsburgh Pirates

|align=center|2001

|

|Retro-classic

| Open

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Progressive Field

|align=center|34,820

|Cleveland, Ohio

|Grass

|Cleveland Guardians

|align=center|1994

|

|Retro-modern

| Open

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

! scope="row" |Rate Field

| align="center" |40,615

|Chicago, Illinois

|Grass

|Chicago White Sox

| align="center" |1991

|

|Modern<br>Retro-classic

| Open

|-style="background:#d0e7ff;"

|alt=A Interior of Rogers Centre (Roof Closed) 2024|120px

!scope="row"|Rogers Centre

|align=center|39,150

|Toronto, Ontario

|Artificial turf

|Toronto Blue Jays

|align=center|1989

|

|Modern

| Retractable

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

! scope="row" |Sutter Health Park

| align="center" |13,416

|West Sacramento, California

|Grass

|Athletics

| align="center" |2000

|

|Retro-modern

| Open

|-style="background:#d0e7ff;"

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|T-Mobile Park

|align=center|47,929

|Seattle, Washington

|Grass

|Seattle Mariners

|align=center|1999

|

|Retro-modern

| Retractable

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Target Field

|align=center|38,544

|Minneapolis, Minnesota

|Grass

|Minnesota Twins

|align=center|2010

|

|Retro-modern

| Open

|-style="background:#ffe6bd;"

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Tropicana Field

|align=center|25,000

|St. Petersburg, Florida

|Artificial turf

|Tampa Bay Rays

|align=center|1990

|

|Modern

| Fixed

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Truist Park

|align=center|41,084

|Cumberland, Georgia

|Grass

|Atlanta Braves

|align=center|2017

|

|Retro-modern

| Open

|-

|alt=A photograph of a baseball diamond|120px

!scope="row"|Wrigley Field

|align=center|41,649

|Chicago, Illinois

|Grass

|Chicago Cubs

|align=center|1914

|

|Jewel box

| Open

|-

|alt=A YankeeStadium-9-21-22-3|120px

!scope="row"|Yankee Stadium

|align=center|46,537

|Bronx, New York

|Grass

|New York Yankees

|align=center|2009

|

|Retro-classic

| Open

|}

Future ballparks

{|class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders"

|+Under construction

|-

! scope="col"|Stadium

! scope="col"|Capacity

! scope="col"|Location

! scope="col"|Surface

! scope="col"|Team

! scope="col"|Opening

! scope="col"|Roof type

|-style="background:#ffe6bd;"

!scope="row"| New Las Vegas Stadium

| 33,000

| Paradise, Nevada

| Grass

| Las Vegas Athletics

| 2028

| Fixed

|}

{|class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders"

|+Proposed

|-

! scope="col"|Stadium

! scope="col"|Capacity

! scope="col"|Location

! scope="col"|Surface

! scope="col"|Team

! scope="col"|Opening

! scope="col"|Roof type

|-

!scope="row"| New Rays Stadium

|31,000

|Tampa, Florida

|Artificial turf

|Tampa Bay Rays

|2029

|Fixed

|-

!scope="row"| New Royals Stadium

| TBD

| Kansas City, Missouri

| Grass

| Kansas City Royals

| 2030

| Open

|-style="background:#ffe6bd;"

|-

!scope="row"| New White Sox Stadium

|TBD

|Chicago, Illinois

|Grass

|Chicago White Sox

|TBD

|Open

|}

Notes

See also

  • List of former Major League Baseball stadiums
  • List of Major League Baseball 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 Nippon Professional Baseball stadiums
  • List of Major League Soccer stadiums
  • List of National Basketball Association arenas
  • List of current National Football League stadiums
  • List of National Hockey League arenas
  • Lists of stadiums

References

Further reading

  • Ballparks. Munsey & Suppes
  • Ballpark Digest. August Publications
  • Ballparks of Baseball—The Fields of Major League Baseball
  • BaseballParks.com. Joe Mock. Grand Slam Enterprises, Inc.
  • Clem's Baseball—Our National Pastime—& Its "Green Cathedrals". Andrew G. Clem