Stadium Seating Charts

MLB stadiums by capacity, biggest to smallest

The biggest MLB ballpark is Dodger Stadium, home of the Los Angeles Dodgers, with 56,000 seats. The smallest permanent MLB ballpark is Tropicana Field (Tampa Bay Rays) at 25,025; the Athletics play at Sutter Health Park, a 14,014-seat minor league park, until their Las Vegas stadium opens. The average MLB ballpark holds 41,460, not counting Sutter Health Park.

Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA. Photo: Spatms, 2025, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The six biggest MLB ballparks

Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA
1. Dodger Stadium 56,000 seats, Los Angeles Dodgers
Photo: Spatms, 2025, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Chase Field, Phoenix, AZ
2. Chase Field 48,330 seats, Arizona Diamondbacks
Photo: U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Tyler J. Bolken, 2023, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA
3. T-Mobile Park 47,368 seats, Seattle Mariners
Photo: MyName (Cacophony), 2007, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Coors Field, Denver, CO
4. Coors Field 46,897 seats, Colorado Rockies
Photo: Thelastcanadian, 2015, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY
5. Yankee Stadium 46,537 seats, New York Yankees
Photo: Severin St. Martin, 2002, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Angel Stadium, Anaheim, CA
6. Angel Stadium 45,517 seats, Los Angeles Angels
Photo: CrispyCream27, 2019, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

All MLB ballparks by capacity

#StadiumMLB teamCapacityLocationRoofOpened
1Dodger StadiumLos Angeles Dodgers56,000 (source)Los Angeles, CAopen air1962
2Chase FieldArizona Diamondbacks48,330 (source)Phoenix, AZretractable roof1998
3T-Mobile ParkSeattle Mariners47,368 (source)Seattle, WAretractable roof1999
4Coors FieldColorado Rockies46,897 (source)Denver, COopen air1995
5Yankee StadiumNew York Yankees46,537 (source)Bronx, NYopen air2009
6Angel StadiumLos Angeles Angels45,517 (source)Anaheim, CAopen air1966
7Busch StadiumSt. Louis Cardinals44,383 (source)St. Louis, MOopen air2006
8Great American Ball ParkCincinnati Reds43,500 (source)Cincinnati, OHopen air2003
9Citizens Bank ParkPhiladelphia Phillies42,901 (source)Philadelphia, PAopen air2004
10Oriole Park at Camden YardsBaltimore Orioles42,455 (source)Baltimore, MDopen air1992
11American Family FieldMilwaukee Brewers41,900 (source)Milwaukee, WIretractable roof2001
12Citi FieldNew York Mets41,800 (source)Queens, NYopen air2009
13Wrigley FieldChicago Cubs41,649 (source)Chicago, ILopen air1914
14Nationals ParkWashington Nationals41,373 (source)Washington, DCopen air2008
15Truist ParkAtlanta Braves41,108 (source)Atlanta, GAopen air2017
16Comerica ParkDetroit Tigers41,083 (source)Detroit, MIopen air2000
17Daikin ParkHouston Astros40,963 (source)Houston, TXretractable roof2000
18Rate FieldChicago White Sox40,615 (source)Chicago, ILopen air1991
19Globe Life FieldTexas Rangers40,300 (source)Arlington, TXretractable roof2020
20Oracle ParkSan Francisco Giants40,260 (source)San Francisco, CAopen air2000
21Petco ParkSan Diego Padres39,860 (source)San Diego, CAopen air2004
22Rogers CentreToronto Blue Jays39,150 (source)Toronto, ONopen air1989
23PNC ParkPittsburgh Pirates38,747 (source)Pittsburgh, PAopen air2001
24Target FieldMinnesota Twins38,544 (source)Minneapolis, MNopen air2010
25Kauffman StadiumKansas City Royals38,053 (source)Kansas City, MOopen air1973
26Fenway ParkBoston Red Sox37,755 (source)Boston, MAopen air1912
27loanDepot parkMiami Marlins36,742 (source)Miami, FLretractable roof2012
28Progressive FieldCleveland Guardians33,530 (source)Cleveland, OHopen air1994
29Tropicana FieldTampa Bay Rays25,025 (source)St. Petersburg, FLfixed roof1990
30Sutter Health ParkAthletics14,014 (source)West Sacramento, CAopen air2000

What is the average MLB stadium capacity?

41,460 seats across the 29 permanent MLB ballparks.

Also: MLB ballparks by age · every MLB ballpark guide.

How this list is built

Capacity is each venue's official seating capacity for its main sport, taken from the team or venue's own page, or the stadium's Wikipedia infobox where the official page gives none. Each figure links to its source. Standing room, temporary seats and record crowds are not counted. Opening year is the year the current stadium first hosted its main tenant. Figures are checked against the source each month; if you spot an outdated number, the source link beside it shows where it came from.

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