List of current Major League Baseball stadiums

Table columns:
Image
Name
Seating capacity
Location
Playing surface
Team
Opened
Distance to center field
Ballpark typology
Roof type

Table rows:
cells: Angel Stadium
45,477[1]
Anaheim, California
Grass
Los Angeles Angels
1966
396 feet (121 m)
Modern Retro Modern
Open
cells: AT&T Park
41,915[2]
San Francisco, California
Grass
San Francisco Giants
2000
399 feet (122 m)
Retro Classic
Open
cells: Busch Stadium
45,529[3]
St. Louis, Missouri
Grass
St. Louis Cardinals
2006
400 feet (122 m)
Retro Classic
Open
cells: Chase Field
48,686[4]
Phoenix, Arizona
Grass
Arizona Diamondbacks
1998
407 feet (124 m)
Retro Modern
Retractable
cells: Citi Field
41,922[5]
Queens, New York
Grass
New York Mets
2009
408 feet (124 m)
Retro Classic
Open
cells: Citizens Bank Park
43,651
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Grass
Philadelphia Phillies
2004
401 feet (122 m)
Retro Classic
Open
cells: Comerica Park
41,299[6]
Detroit, Michigan
Grass
Detroit Tigers
2000
420 feet (128 m)
Retro Classic
Open
cells: Coors Field
46,897[7]
Denver, Colorado
Grass
Colorado Rockies
1995
415 feet (126 m)
Retro Classic
Open
cells: Dodger Stadium
56,000[8]
Los Angeles, California
Grass
Los Angeles Dodgers[nb 1]
1962
395 feet (120 m)
Modern
Open
cells: Fenway Park
37,755[9]
Boston, Massachusetts
Grass
Boston Red Sox[nb 2]
1912
420 feet (128 m)
Jewel Box
Open
cells: Globe Life Park in Arlington
48,114[10]
Arlington, Texas
Grass
Texas Rangers
1994
400 feet (122 m)
Retro Classic
Open
cells: Great American Ball Park
42,319
Cincinnati, Ohio
Grass
Cincinnati Reds
2003
404 feet (123 m)
Retro Modern
Open
cells: Guaranteed Rate Field
40,615
Chicago, Illinois
Grass
Chicago White Sox
1991
400 feet (122 m)
Modern Retro Classic
Open
cells: Kauffman Stadium
37,903[11]
Kansas City, Missouri
Grass
Kansas City Royals
1973
410 feet (125 m)
Modern Retro Modern
Open
cells: Marlins Park
36,742
Miami, Florida
Grass
Miami Marlins
2012
407 feet (124 m)
Contemporary[12]
Retractable
cells: Miller Park
41,900[13]
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Grass
Milwaukee Brewers
2001
400 feet (122 m)
Retro Modern
Retractable
cells: Minute Maid Park
41,168[14]
Houston, Texas
Grass
Houston Astros
2000
409 feet (125 m)[15]
Retro Modern
Retractable
cells: Nationals Park
41,339[16]
Washington, D.C.
Grass
Washington Nationals
2008
402 feet (123 m)
Retro Modern
Open
cells: Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum[17]
47,170[18]
Oakland, California
Grass
Oakland Athletics
1966[nb 3]
400 feet (122 m)
Multipurpose
Open
cells: Oriole Park at Camden Yards
45,971[19]
Baltimore, Maryland
Grass
Baltimore Orioles
1992
410 feet (125 m)
Retro Classic
Open
cells: Petco Park
40,209[20]
San Diego, California
Grass
San Diego Padres
2004
396 feet (121 m)
Retro Modern
Open
cells: PNC Park
38,362
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Grass
Pittsburgh Pirates
2001
399 feet (122 m)
Retro Classic
Open
cells: Progressive Field
35,051[21]
Cleveland, Ohio
Grass
Cleveland Indians
1994
410 feet (125 m)
Retro Modern
Open
cells: Rogers Centre
49,282
Toronto, Ontario
Artificial turf
Toronto Blue Jays
1989
400 feet (122 m)
Multipurpose
Retractable
cells: Safeco Field
47,715[22]
Seattle, Washington
Grass
Seattle Mariners
1999
401 feet (122 m)
Retro Modern
Retractable
cells: SunTrust Park
41,084[23]
Cumberland, Georgia
Grass
Atlanta Braves
2017
400 feet (122 m)
Retro Modern
Open
cells: Target Field
38,885[24]
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Grass
Minnesota Twins
2010
404 feet (123 m)
Retro Modern
Open
cells: Tropicana Field
31,042[25]
St. Petersburg, Florida
Artificial turf
Tampa Bay Rays
1990[nb 4]
404 feet (123 m)
Indoor
Fixed
cells: Wrigley Field
41,649[26]
Chicago, Illinois
Grass
Chicago Cubs
1914[nb 5]
400 feet (122 m)
Jewel Box
Open
cells: Yankee Stadium
47,309[27]
Bronx, New York
Grass
New York Yankees
2009
408 feet (124 m)
Retro Classic
Open

Questions about this table:
originalText: who has the biggest ballpark in the mlb
answer: answerTexts: Dodger Stadium