MLB BALLPARKS
Explore travel guides, seating charts, and rankings for all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums.
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Yankee Stadium
The Bronx Bombers. Essential guide to Monument Park, the Great Hall, and getting there from Manhattan.
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Host of the 2026 All-Star Game. Famous for cheesesteaks, skyline views, and the Phanatic.
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Blue Heaven on Earth. Navigate Chavez Ravine for Opening Day and the best Dodger Dogs.
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MLB Ballparks Ranked
Largest MLB Ballparks
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56,000 Dodger Stadium
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48,330 Chase Field
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47,929 T-Mobile Park
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46,897 Coors Field
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46,537 Yankee Stadium
Smallest MLB Ballparks
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~14,000 Sutter Health Pk
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25,114 Tropicana Field
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34,830 Progressive Field
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36,742 loanDepot park
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37,755 Fenway Park
Oldest MLB Ballparks
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1912 Fenway Park
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1914 Wrigley Field
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1962 Dodger Stadium
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1966 Angel Stadium
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1973 Kauffman Stadium
Newest & Upcoming
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2028 Rays Ballpark
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2028 Las Vegas Ballpark
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2020 Globe Life Field
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2017 Truist Park
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2012 loanDepot park
Which MLB ballparks are the most hitter-friendly?
Elevation and park dimensions play massive roles in how an MLB stadium plays. Coors Field in Denver remains the most notoriously hitter-friendly ballpark due to its high altitude, which allows balls to travel further with less air resistance. Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati and Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago are also widely regarded as launching pads due to their tighter outfield dimensions and prevailing wind patterns.