MLB Stadiums

Major League Baseball — 30 venues ranked by capacity

Stadiums
30
153 former
Largest
56,000
Dodger Stadium
Oldest in use
1912
Fenway Park
States and provinces
19

Current Stadiums

MLB stadiums ranked by capacity
Rank Stadium Location Team(s) Capacity Opened
#1 Dodger Stadium Los Angeles, California Los Angeles Dodgers 56,000 1959
#2 Coors Field Denver, Colorado Colorado Rockies 50,480 1995
#3 Yankee Stadium New York, New York New York Yankees 49,642 2009
#4 Oriole Park at Camden Yards Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Orioles 48,876 1992
#5 Chase Field Phoenix, Arizona Arizona Diamondbacks 48,519 1998
#6 T-Mobile Park Seattle, Washington Seattle Mariners 47,476 1999
#7 Busch Stadium Saint Louis, Missouri St. Louis Cardinals 44,383 2006
#8 Citizens Bank Park Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Phillies 43,651 2004
#9 Angel Stadium Anaheim, California Los Angeles Angels 43,250 1966
#10 Progressive Field Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Guardians 42,865 1994
#11 Great American Ball Park Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Reds 42,319 2003
#12 Petco Park San Diego, California San Diego Padres 42,302 2004
#13 Daikin ParkMinute Maid Park (?–present) Houston, Texas Houston Astros 42,060 2000
#14 Citi Field New York, New York New York Mets 41,922 2009
#15 Oracle Park San Francisco, California San Francisco Giants 41,915 2000
#16 American Family Field Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee Brewers 41,900 2001
#17 Nationals Park Washington, District of Columbia Washington Nationals 41,888 2008
#18 Truist Park Vinings, Georgia Atlanta Braves 41,108 2017
#19 Wrigley Field Chicago, Illinois Chicago Cubs 41,072 1914
#20 Guaranteed Rate Field Chicago, Illinois Chicago White Sox 40,615 1989
#21 Globe Life Field Arlington, Texas Texas Rangers 40,300 2020
#22 Comerica Park Detroit, Michigan Detroit Tigers 40,120 2000
#23 Target Field Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota Twins 39,504 2010
#24 Rogers Centre Toronto, Ontario Toronto Blue Jays 39,150 1989
#25 Kauffman Stadium Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City Royals 37,903 1973
#26 PNC Park Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Pirates 37,898 2001
#27 Fenway Park Boston, Massachusetts Boston Red Sox 37,499 1912
#28 loanDepot Park Miami, Florida Miami Marlins 36,742 2012
#29 Sutter Health Park West Sacramento, California Athletics 11,093 2000
#30 George M. Steinbrenner Field Tampa, Florida Tampa Bay Rays 11,026 1996
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Former Stadiums

Former MLB stadiums
Stadium Location Team(s) Capacity Opened Closed
23rd Street Grounds Chicago, Illinois Chicago White Stockings (1874–1877) — 1872 1877
39th Street GroundsSouth Side Park III (1893–1940) Chicago, Illinois Chicago White Sox (1901–1910) — 1893 —
Agricultural Society Fair Grounds Rockford, Illinois Rockford Forest Citys (1871–1871) — — —
Allen Pasture Richmond, Virginia Richmond Virginians (1884–1884) — — —
American League Park (official)Hilltop Park (1903–1914) New York, New York New York Highlanders (1903–1912) 16,000 1903 1913
Association Park Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City Cowboys (1888–1888)Kansas City Cowboys (1886–1886) — — 1888
Athletic Park Washington, District of Columbia Washington Nationals (1884–1884) — — —
Athletic Park Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City Cowboys (1884–1884) 4,000 — —
Athletic ParkSportsman's Park (1881–1892); Grand Avenue Ball Grounds (1867–1880) Saint Louis, Missouri St. Louis Browns (1882–1892)St. Louis Brown Stockings (1875–1877) — 1867 1901
Atlanta–Fulton County StadiumAtlanta Stadium (1965–1973) Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Braves (1966–1996) 52,007 1965 1997
Baker Bowl Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Phillies (1887–1938) 12,500 1887 1950
Bank Street Grounds Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Outlaw Reds (1884–1884)Cincinnati Red Stockings (1882–1883) — — —
Belair Lot Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Monumentals (1884–1884) — — —
Bennett Park Detroit, Michigan Detroit Tigers (1901–1911) — 1896 1911
Borchert Field Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee Brewers (1891–1891) 13,000 1887 1953
Boundary Field Washington, District of Columbia Washington Nationals (1904–1910)Washington Senators (1891–1899) — 1891 1911
Brighton ParkAvenue Grounds (?–present) Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Reds (1876–1880) — — —
Brotherhood Park Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Infants (1890–1890) — — —
Busch StadiumBusch Memorial Stadium (1966–1981) Saint Louis, Missouri St. Louis Cardinals (1966–2005) 49,676 1966 2005
Busch StadiumSportsman's Park (1902–1952) Saint Louis, Missouri St. Louis Cardinals (1920–1966)St. Louis Browns (1902–1953) 43,975 1902 1966
Capital Park ICapitol Grounds (?–present) Washington, District of Columbia Washington Nationals (1884–1884) — — —
Capitoline Grounds New York, New York Brooklyn Atlantics (1872–1872) 5,000 1864 1880
Cardinal FieldRobison Field (1911–1916); League Park (1899–1910); New Sportsman's Park (1893–1898) Saint Louis, Missouri St. Louis Cardinals (1893–1919) 8,000 1893 —
Cashman Field Las Vegas, Nevada Oakland Athletics (1996–1996) 9,334 1983 —
Centennial Grounds Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Centennials (1875–1875) — — —
Choctaw StadiumGlobe Life Park in Arlington (1994–2019); Rangers Ballpark in Arlington (1994–2019); Ameriquest Field in Arlington (1994–2019); The Ballpark in Arlington (1994–2019) Arlington, Texas Texas Rangers (1994–2019) 48,114 1994 —
Cincinnati's League ParkLeague Park (1884–1901); American Park (1884–1901) Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Reds (1884–1901) — 1884 1901
Cinergy FieldRiverfront Stadium (1970–2002) Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Reds (1970–2002) 2,000 1970 2002
Cleveland StadiumCleveland Municipal Stadium (1931–1995) Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Indians (1947–1993) 78,000 1931 1996
Colt Stadium Houston, Texas Houston Colt .45s (1962–1964) 33,000 1962 1964
Columbia Park Altoona, Pennsylvania Altoona Mountain Citys (1884–1884) — 1884 —
Columbia Park Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Athletics (1901–1908) 9,500 1901 1912
Congress Street Grounds Boston, Massachusetts Boston Beaneaters (1894–1894)Boston Reds (1891–1891)Boston Reds (1890–1890) 14,000 1890 1896
Culver Field City of Rochester, New York Rochester Broncos (1890–1890) — 1886 1892
Dartmouth Grounds Boston, Massachusetts Boston Reds (1884–1884) — — —
Dunn FieldLeague Park (1891–1946) Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Indians (1901–1946)Cleveland Spiders (1891–1899) — 1891 1946
Eastern Park New York, New York Brooklyn Grooms (1891–1897)Brooklyn Ward's Wonders (1890–1890) 12,000 1890 —
Ebbets Field New York, New York Brooklyn Dodgers (1913–1957) 18,000 1913 1958
Eclipse Park Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee Grays (1878–1878) — — —
Eclipse Park I Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Colonels (1882–1892) — 1874 1893
Eclipse Park II Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Colonels (1893–1899) — 1893 1899
Exhibition Stadium Toronto, Ontario Toronto Blue Jays (1977–1989) — 1959 1999
Exposition Park Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City Cowboys (1888–1889) — — —
Exposition Park I Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Allegheny City (1882–1882) — 1882 —
Exposition Park II Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Allegheny City (1883–1883) — 1883 —
Exposition Park III Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Rebels (1914–1915)Pittsburgh Pirates (1891–1909)Pittsburgh Burghers (1890–1890) 16,000 1890 —
Federal League Park Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis Hoosiers (1914–1914) 23,000 1913 1916
Forbes Field Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Pirates (1909–1970) 23,000 1909 1971
Forepaugh Park Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Athletics (1891–1891)Philadelphia Athletics (1890–1890) 5,000 — 1893
Fort Street Grounds Saint Paul, Minnesota St. Paul White Caps (1884–1884) — — —
Gordon and Koppel Field Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City Packers (1914–1915) 12,000 1910 1917
Griffith StadiumNational Park (1911–1922) Washington, District of Columbia Washington Senators (1961–1961)Washington Nationals (1911–1960) — 1911 1961
Hamilton Park New Haven, Connecticut New Haven Elm Citys (1875–1875) — — —
Handlan's Park Saint Louis, Missouri St. Louis Terriers (1914–1915) 15,000 1914 1923
Harrison Park Harrison, New Jersey Newark Peppers (1915–1915) 21,000 1915 1923
Hartford Ball Club Grounds Hartford, Connecticut Hartford Dark Blues (1874–1876) 10,000 1874 1876
Haymakers' Grounds City of Troy, New York Troy Trojans (1880–1881)Troy Haymakers (1871–1872) — — —
Hiram Bithorn Stadium Río Piedras, Puerto Rico Montreal Expos (2003–2004) 18,264 1962 —
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota Twins (1982–2009) 64,121 1982 2014
Huntington Avenue American League Baseball GroundsHuntington Avenue Grounds (1901–1911) Boston, Massachusetts Boston Americans (1901–1911) 11,500 1901 1912
International Fair Association GroundsFederal League Base Ball Park (1914–1915) Buffalo, New York Buffalo Buffeds (1914–1915) 20,000 1914 —
Jarry Park Stadium Montreal, Quebec Montreal Expos (1969–1976) — 1969 1995
Jefferson Street Grounds Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Athletics (1883–1890)Philadelphia White Stockings (1873–1875)Philadelphia Athletics (1871–1876) — 1871 —
Kekionga Ball Grounds Fort Wayne, Indiana Fort Wayne Kekiongas (1871–1871) — — —
Keystone Park Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Keystones (1884–1884) — — —
Kingdome Seattle, Washington Seattle Mariners (1977–1999) 59,166 1976 2000
Land Shark StadiumHard Rock Stadium (?–present); Sun Life Stadium (1987–present); Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present); Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present); Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present) Miami Gardens, Florida Florida Marlins (1993–2011) 65,326 1987 —
League Park Toledo, Ohio Toledo Blue Stockings (1884–1884) — — —
Lloyd Street Grounds Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee Brewers (1901–1901) 10,000 1895 1903
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, California Los Angeles Dodgers (1958–1961) 93,607 1923 —
Louisville Baseball Park Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Grays (1876–1877) — — —
Madison Avenue Grounds Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Marylands (1873–1873) — — —
Manhattan FieldPolo Grounds II (1889–1890) New York, New York New York Giants (1889–1890) — 1889 1948
Mansfield Club Grounds Middletown, Connecticut Middletown Mansfields (1872–1872) 800 1872 1872
Memorial StadiumBaltimore Stadium (1922–1949) Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Orioles (1954–1991) 31,000 1922 1997
Messer Street Grounds Providence, Rhode Island Providence Grays (1878–1885) 6,000 1878 1887
Metropolitan Park New York, New York New York Metropolitans (1884–1884) — 1884 —
Metropolitan Stadium Bloomington, Minnesota Minnesota Twins (1961–1981) 18,200 1956 1985
Mile High Stadium Denver, Colorado Colorado Rockies (1993–1994) 51,706 1948 2002
Milwaukee County Stadium Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee Brewers (1970–2000)Milwaukee Braves (1953–1965) 36,011 1953 2001
Municipal Stadium Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City Royals (1969–1972)Kansas City Athletics (1955–1967) 17,476 1925 1976
NRG AstrodomeHouston Astrodome (1965–2006) Houston, Texas Houston Astros (1965–1999) 62,439 1965 2008
National Association Grounds Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Forest Citys (1871–1872) — — —
National League ParkBraves Field (1915–1952); The Bee Hive (1915–1952) Boston, Massachusetts Boston Braves (1915–1952) 40,000 1915 1952
National League ParkKennard Street Park (?–present) Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Blues (1887–1890) — 1887 —
National Park IIAmerican League Park (1901–1926) Washington, District of Columbia Washington Senators (1901–1903) — 1901 —
Navin FieldTiger Stadium (1912–2008); Briggs Stadium (1912–2008) Detroit, Michigan Detroit Tigers (1912–1999) 23,000 1912 2009
Newell Park City of Syracuse, New York Syracuse Stars (1879–1879) — — —
Newington Park Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Orioles (1882–1882)Baltimore Canaries (1872–1874) — — —
Oakdale Park Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Athletics (1882–1882) 1,500 1882 1882
Oakland Coliseum Oakland, California Oakland Athletics (1968–2024) 35,067 1966 —
Olympic Park (I) Buffalo, New York Buffalo Bisons (1884–1885) — 1884 1889
Olympic Park II Buffalo, New York Buffalo Bisons (1890–1890) — 1890 —
Olympic Stadium Montreal, Quebec Montreal Expos (1977–2004) — 1976 —
Olympics Grounds Washington, District of Columbia Washington Nationals (1875–1875)Washington Blue Legs (1873–1873)Washington Nationals (1872–1872)Washington Olympics (1871–1872) — — —
Oriole Park IHuntington Avenue Park (?–present) Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Orioles (1882–1889) — — —
Oriole Park II Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Orioles (1890–1891) — 1890 —
Oriole Park IIIUnion Park (1891–present) Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Orioles (1892–1899) — 1891 —
Oriole Park IV Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Orioles (1901–1902) — 1901 —
Oriole Park VTerrapin Park (1914–1944) Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Terrapins (1914–1915) — 1914 —
Palace of the FansLeague Park (1884–1901) Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Reds (1902–1911) 6,000 1902 1911
Pendleton ParkEast End Park (1891–1907) Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Kelly's Killers (1891–1891) 5,000 1891 1891
Perry Park Keokuk, Iowa Keokuk Westerns (1875–1875) — — —
Polo GroundsBrush Stadium (1911–1919) New York, New York New York Mets (1962–1963)New York Yankees (1913–1922)New York Giants (1911–1957) — 1911 1963
Polo GroundsBrotherhood Park (1890–1890) New York, New York New York Giants (1891–1910)New York Giants (1890–1890) 34,000 1890 1911
Polo Grounds I New York, New York New York Metropolitans (1883–1885)New York Giants (1883–1888) — 1880 1888
Putnam Grounds City of Troy, New York Troy Trojans (1879–1879) — — —
Qualcomm StadiumSan Diego Stadium (1967–1980); SDCCU Stadium (1967–2020); Jack Murphy Stadium (1967–2020) San Diego, California San Diego Padres (1969–2003) 70,561 1967 2021
Recreation ParkColumbia Park (?–1881) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Quakers (1883–1886) 6,500 1860 1890
Recreation ParkUnion Park (1865–1884) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Alleghenys (1884–1890) 17,000 1865 —
Recreation Park Detroit, Michigan Detroit Wolverines (1881–1888) — 1881 1894
Recreation Park I Columbus, Ohio Columbus Buckeyes (1883–1884) — 1883 1884
Recreation Park II Columbus, Ohio Columbus Solons (1889–1891) — 1889 1897
Red Stocking Baseball Park Saint Louis, Missouri St. Louis Red Stockings (1875–1875) — 1875 1898
Redland FieldCrosley Field (1912–1970) Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Reds (1912–1970) 20,696 1912 1972
Ridgewood Park New York, New York Brooklyn Gladiators (1890–1890)Brooklyn Grays (1886–1889) 10,000 1883 —
Riverside Park Buffalo, New York Buffalo Bisons (1879–1883) — 1878 1884
Robert F. Kennedy Memorial StadiumDistrict of Columbia Stadium (1961–1969); RFK Memorial Stadium (1961–2019); D.C. Stadium (1961–2019) Washington, District of Columbia Washington Nationals (2005–2007)Washington Senators (1962–1971) 43,500 1961 2024
Sahlen Field Buffalo, New York Toronto Blue Jays (2020–2021) 16,600 1988 —
San Francisco Stadium at Candlestick PointCandlestick Park (1960–2013); 3Com Park at Candlestick Point (1960–2013); Monster Park (1960–2013); Harney Stadium (1956–1959) San Francisco, California San Francisco Giants (1960–1999) 69,732 1960 2015
Seals Stadium San Francisco, California San Francisco Giants (1958–1959) 16,000 1931 1959
Seventh Street ParkTinker Park (?–present); Athletic Park (?–present) Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis Hoosiers (1887–1889)Indianapolis Hoosiers (1884–1884) — — —
Shea Stadium New York, New York New York Yankees (1974–1975)New York Mets (1964–2008) 57,333 1964 2008
Shibe Park / Connie Mack StadiumShibe Park (1954–1970); Connie Mack Stadium (1909–1953) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Phillies (1938–1970)Philadelphia Athletics (1909–1954) 23,000 1909 1976
Sick's Stadium Seattle, Washington Seattle Pilots (1969–1969) 11,000 1932 1979
South Side Park I Chicago, Illinois Chicago Browns/Pittsburgh Stogies (1884–1884) — 1884 —
South Side Park II Chicago, Illinois Chicago Colts (1891–1892)Chicago Pirates (1890–1890) 15,000 1890 1940
South Street Park Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis Blues (1878–1878) — — —
Speranza Park Toledo, Ohio Toledo Maumees (1890–1890) — — —
St. George Cricket Grounds New York, New York New York Giants (1889–1889)New York Metropolitans (1886–1887) 5,100 1886 —
Star Park City of Syracuse, New York Syracuse Stars (1890–1890) 6,000 — —
Swampoodle Grounds Washington, District of Columbia Washington Nationals (1886–1889) 6,000 1886 1907
TD Ballpark Dunedin, Florida Toronto Blue Jays (2021–2021) 5,509 1990 —
Three Rivers Stadium Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Pirates (1970–2000) 59,000 1970 2001
Tropicana FieldThunderDome (1993–1995); Florida Suncoast Dome (1990–1992) Saint Petersburg, Florida Tampa Bay Rays (1998–2024) 45,369 1990 2025
Troy Ball Clubs Grounds City of Watervliet, New York Troy Trojans (1882–1882) 800 1882 —
Turner Field Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Braves (1997–2016) 49,586 1997 2016
Turnpike StadiumArlington Stadium (1965–1993) Arlington, Texas Texas Rangers (1972–1993) 10,600 1965 1994
Union Base-Ball GroundsLake Front Park (1871–1884) Chicago, Illinois Chicago White Stockings (1871–1884) — 1871 1884
Union Grounds New York, New York Hartfords of Brooklyn (1877–1877)Brooklyn Atlantics (1873–1875)Brooklyn Eckfords (1872–1872)New York Mutuals (1871–1876) — 1862 1883
Union Grounds Saint Louis, Missouri St. Louis Maroons (1884–1886) 10,000 1884 —
Union Street Park Wilmington, Delaware Wilmington Quicksteps (1884–1884) — 1884 1884
Veterans Stadium Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Phillies (1971–2003) 62,306 1971 2004
Walpole Street GroundsSouth End Grounds (1871–1914) Boston, Massachusetts Boston Beaneaters (1871–1914) 3,000 1871 1914
Washington Park New York, New York Brooklyn Tip-Tops (1914–1915)Brooklyn Superbas (1884–1912) 8,000 1883 1922
Waverly Fairgrounds Newark, New Jersey Elizabeth Resolutes (1873–1873) — — —
West Side Park I Chicago, Illinois Chicago White Stockings (1885–1891) — 1885 —
West Side Park II Chicago, Illinois Chicago Cubs (1893–1915) 10,000 1893 —
White Sox ParkComiskey Park (1910–1990) Chicago, Illinois Chicago White Sox (1910–1990) 28,000 1910 1991
Worcester Agricultural Fairgrounds Worcester, Massachusetts Worcester Ruby Legs (1880–1882) — 1880 1882
Wright Street Grounds Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee Brewers (1884–1884) 5,300 1884 1895
Wrigley Field Los Angeles, California Los Angeles Angels (1961–1961) 22,000 1925 1969
Yankee Stadium I New York, New York New York Yankees (1923–2008) 58,000 1923 2008

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