Minute Maid Park, formerly called Enron Field, is one of the most unique ballparks in Major League Baseball. From the train sitting atop the ballpark, to the quirky outfield dimensions, to the retractable roof, to the caged bullpen in the outfield, Minute Maid Park is unlike any other ballpark. Our staff wanted to provide a thorough breakdown of the Minute Maid Park seating chart to help baseball fans decide where to sit before purchasing their Houston Astros tickets.
Where To Sit At Minute Maid Park
Minute Maid Park has the perfect mix of affordable seating for baseball fans, and premium seating for the white collar crowd. The core seating areas include the field level seats, Honda Club level seats (middle level), and the terrace and view level seats (upper level). We’ll begin by discussing the field level seats.
Field Level (Lower Level)
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The field level seats at Minute Maid Park consist of sections 100 through 156. The rows for most field level sections are numbered 1 through 39.
The Houston Astros’ dugout is located in front of sections 124, 125, and 126. The visiting team’s dugout is located in front of sections 112, 113, and 114. The Houston Astros’ bullpen is located in front of sections 155 and 156. The visiting team’s bullpen at Minute Maid Park is located adjacent to section 100.
Landry’s Crawford Boxes
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The Landry’s Crawford Box seats consist of sections 100 through 103, which are located in left field. The rows for most of the Landry's Crawford Box sections are numbered 1 through 10.
The Crawford Boxes are some of the best seats for catching home runs at Minute Maid Park, and provide fans with a unique view of the playing field.
Honda Club Level (Middle Level)
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The club level seats at Minute Maid Park consist of sections 205 through 236. The number of rows for the club level sections will vary, but will always begin with row 1, and go no higher than row 11.
Chevy Mezzanine
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The chevy mezzanine seats consist of sections 250 through 255 which are located in Minute Maid Park’s outfield. The number of rows for the chevy mezzanine sections will vary, but will go no higher than row 17. With the exception of section 250, row 1 is the first row in all chevy mezzanine sections.
One major downside to sitting in the chevy mezzanine seats is that all of the important scoreboard information will be behind you.
View Deck/Terrace Deck (Upper Level)
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The terrace deck seats at Minute Maid Park consist of sections 305 through 338. The rows for the terrace deck sections are numbered either 1 through 9, or 1 through 4.
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The view deck seats at Minute Maid Park consist of sections 405 through 438. The rows for most of the view deck sections are numbered 1 through 17.
Minute Maid Park’s view level offers the most affordable tickets for Houston Astros home games.
Texas and Crawford Club
The Texas and Crawford Club is an exclusive members-only area located on the Bank of America suite level. The perks for the Texas and Crawford Club at Minute Maid Park include the following.
- All-inclusive gourmet food, snacks, desserts, and soft drinks
- Access to a private bar
- In-seat waiter service
- Access to an exclusive dining area
- Access to an exclusive furnished lounge equipped with flat-screen HD televisions
- Plush, and extra-wide seating on the Bank of America suite level
Lexus Field Club
The Lexus Field Club is a group party area located in center field adjacent to the Batter’s Eye Box. The perks for the Lexus Field Club at Minute Maid Park include the following.
- Access to a premium bar
- All-inclusive food and soft drinks
- Up to 100 tickets for guests
- Access to the field during batting practice before the game
Raymond James-Alex Brown Diamond Club
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The Raymond James-Alex Brown Diamond Club seats consist of sections AA, as well as sections A through F behind home plate. The rows for most of the Diamond Club sections are numbered 1 through 9. Sections AA and F have only three rows of seats.
The perks for the Raymond James-Alex Brown Diamond Club at Minute Maid Park include the following.
- All-inclusive gourmet food, snacks, and soft drinks
- Plush and extra-wide seating
- In-seat waiter service
- Access to a private bar
- Access to a conference room located in a private lounge
- Access to a private dining area with a 30 foot projection screen
Insperity Club
The Insperity Club is a premium seating area located behind home plate, and the Diamond Club seats. The perks for the Insperity Club at Minute Maid Park include the following.
- All-inclusive gourmet food, snacks, and soft drinks
- Access to a private bar
- In-seat waiter service
- Plush and extra wide theater-style seats with drink rails
- Flat-screen HD televisions located above the seating area
Full Season Suites
The perks provided to guests that lease a suite at Minute Maid Park for an entire season include the following.
- Tickets for between 12 and 25 guests
- Two Lot A parking passes provided to guests
- Indoor and outdoor seating
- Furnished suite equipped with flat-screen HD televisions
- Comfortable padded seats with additional leg room
- Bar top seating with a view of the field
- Catered food and beverage packages
To learn more about leasing a suite at Minute Maid Park for a full or partial season, please visit MLB.com.
Nightly Suites
Minute Maid Park also offers two suite options that can be leased on an individual game basis. Those suites include the Executive & Party Suites as well as the Coca-Cola Corner.
Coca-Cola Corner
The Coca-Cola Deck is a private view deck located in center field, and is ideal for groups of between 40 and 50 guests.The perks for the Coca-Cola Corner at Minute Maid Park include the following.
- Catered food and beverages prepared by Houston Astros Hospitality Group
- Tickets for between 14 and 125 guests
- Access to the Coca-Cola Telescope
Executive & Party Suites
The perks for the Executive & Party Suites at Minute Maid Park include the following.
- Access to a furnished suite equipped with sliding glass walls, flat-screen HD televisions, and in-suite telephones
- Tickets for between 14 and 125 guests
- Assigned suite staff
- Two rows of comfortable seating with a view of the field
- Catered food and beverage packages prepared by Houston Astros Hospitality Group
Roof Deck
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The Roof Deck is a group party area located in upper left field on the roof of the Union Station building. The Roof Deck features an indoor clubhouse with private catering space, and can accommodate up to 250 guests.
Baseball Bar
The Baseball Bar is located on the 3rd base side of Minute Maid Park’s Honda level, and can accommodate between 20 and 450 guests.
Budweiser Brew House
The Budweiser Brew House is located adjacent to the Houston Astros’ bullpen, and above the Lexus Field Club. The area provides baseball fans with a bar-style atmosphere, and a view of the playing field.
Batter’s Eye Box
The Batter’s Eye Box is a center field area that provides fans with all-inclusive food, and soft drinks. The area has a capacity of 34 seats with five tables of four seats, and 14 barstool seats.
Champions Pavilion
The Champions Pavilion is a group party area located near the outfield mezzanine’s escalator. The area has a capacity of 150 guests, and offers an intimate experience via video and audio enhancements.
Club Terrace
The Club Terrace is a group party area located on the 1st base side of the Honda Club level, and can accommodate between 20 and 250 people.
Standing Room Only
Minute Maid Park's standing room only area is located behind the green lines on the main concourse. Fans are prohibited from standing in all other areas throughout the stadium.
Mobile Ticketing
To learn more about the mobile ticketing policies at Minute Maid Park, please visit MLB.com.
Season Tickets
To learn more about becoming a season ticket holder for the Houston Astros, please visit MLB.com.
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