Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas, stands out as a distinctive baseball stadium, home to the Houston Astros. Renowned for its retractable roof, it ensures perfect playing conditions regardless of the weather, with a seating capacity of over 41,000. The park uniquely features a vintage, full-sized train on tracks above left field, celebrating Houston's historic Union Station upon which the park is built.
Its architectural design blends modern elements with classic ballpark aesthetics, including the notable brick facade. The field is known for its asymmetrical outfield and a hill in center field, offering a unique challenge to players. The interior is equipped with a state-of-the-art sound system and large video boards, enhancing the game-day experience. Fans enjoy diverse local culinary options, reflecting Houston's rich food culture, making Minute Maid Park a vibrant, fan-friendly venue.
You are allowed to bring in one factory sealed bottle of water that is one liter or less.
You are allowed to bring in food as long it fits in one clear plastic one-gallon bag.
Bags must not be larger than 16” x 16” x 8”.
Backpacks are also prohibited (possible exceptions include diaper bags, single-compartment drawstring bags, and other bags used for medical reasons if they are within the MLB Bag Size requirements to not exceed 16” x 16” x 8”).
All bags will be checked at all gates prior to entry.
Section 124 - Swing by here for your BBQ craving. Swing by here for some brisket, ribs, chicken, or pulled pork, and don't forget the baked potato or mac and cheese.
Section 104 - Stop by here for a beer from Texas' oldest craft brewery, Saint Arnold Brewery.
Section 134 & 230 - Known for their burgers and sandwiches, with the Prime Rib Steak Sandwich a highlight.
Mezzanine - One of Houston's favorite taco shops.
On top of the left field wall, there's a train that runs when the Astros take the field at the beginning of the game, whenever an Astro hits a homer, and when an Astros player hits a homer.
