Baseball park
Multi-purpose ballparks

Baseball park

Section Title: Multi-purpose ballparks
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Ballpark	Location	Team	Opened	Closed	Demo'd	Current status

Anaheim Stadium*	Anaheim, California	Angels	1966	—	—	Active. Renovated in 1979–80 to multipurpose and in 1996–98 back to baseball-only.

Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium	Atlanta	Braves	1966	1996	1997	Served as parking for Turner Field until the Braves moved to SunTrust Park after the 2016 season. Georgia State University now plans to build a new ballpark within the original stadium footprint.

Astrodome	Houston	Astros	1965	1999	—	Abandoned after the Astros moved to Minute Maid Park in 2000. Now used for parking for NRG Stadium

Busch Memorial Stadium	St. Louis	Cardinals	1966	2005	2005	Plaza area for Busch Stadium III.

Candlestick Park*	San Francisco	Giants	1960	2013	2015	Renovated in 1971–72 to multipurpose; closed for baseball in 1999.

Cleveland Municipal Stadium	Cleveland	Indians	1931	1995	1996	Now site of FirstEnergy Stadium.

Canadian National Exhibition Stadium**	Toronto	Blue Jays	1959	1989	1999	Now site of BMO Field.

Memorial Stadium	Baltimore	Orioles	1950	1997	2001	Now residential.

Mile High Stadium*	Denver	Rockies	1948	2001	2002	Originally a minor-league baseball stadium in 1948. Now parking for Broncos Stadium at Mile High.

Oakland Coliseum	Oakland, California	Athletics	1966	—	—	Active; Athletics plan to move to a new ballpark in the indefinite future.

Qualcomm Stadium	San Diego	Padres	1967	—	—	Active; closed for baseball in 2003.

Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium	Washington, D.C.	Senators Nationals	1961	—	—	Active; closed for baseball in 2007.

Riverfront Stadium	Cincinnati	Reds	1970	2002	2002	Now Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum.

Rogers Centre	Toronto	Blue Jays	1989	—	—	Active

Shea Stadium	Queens	Mets Yankees	1964	2008	2009	Now parking for Citi Field and the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.

Sun Life Stadium**	Miami Gardens, Florida	Marlins	1987	—	—	Active; built as a football-only stadium in 1987, renovated in 1991–92 to multipurpose, closed for baseball in 2012. Heavily renovated into football only in 2015.

Three Rivers Stadium	Pittsburgh	Pirates	1970	2000	2001	Now largely parking for Heinz Field and PNC Park. Stage AE and the Root Sports Pittsburgh studios occupy parts of the site.

Veterans Stadium	Philadelphia	Phillies	1971	2003	2004	Now parking for Citizens Bank Park, Wells Fargo Center and Lincoln Financial Field.

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Rogers Centre (Blue Jays) was the first fully functional baseball stadium.

final_sentence: Rogers Centre (Blue Jays) was the first fully functional baseball stadium.