MLB Ballpark Rankings
Every MLB ballpark measured the same way, so any two can be compared directly.
Across the 30 MLB ballparks a game day runs from $75 at Rate Field (White Sox) to $259 at Yankee Stadium (Yankees), with a median of $103. Food and drink per person runs from $15 to $26, and capacity from 14,014 at Sutter Health Park to 56,000 at Dodger Stadium.
Best Food & Drink Value
Which ballparks offer the cheapest eats and drinks? Compare average food and beverage costs across the league.
Cheapest food and drink
All 30 rankedLargest Ballparks
All 30 MLB ballparks ranked by seating capacity - from 56,000-seat Dodger Stadium to the most intimate venues.
Largest by capacity
All 30 rankedBallpark Types
Open air, retractable roof, or fully enclosed - how each MLB ballpark handles the elements for fans.
How the 30 split
- Open Air22 ballparks
- Retractable7 ballparks
- Fixed1 ballpark
How These Rankings Are Built
Game day totalOne ticket, the cheapest publishable car parking rate, and one person's typical food and drink. Not the cheapest possible outing and not a premium one.
Tickets are resale medians hereA club's published face value sits systematically below a secondary-market median, and only some clubs publish one. Ranking a mix would sort MLB ballparks by which kind of figure we found rather than by price, so these tables use market medians throughout. A venue's own page shows its face value where the club publishes one.
Estimates are excluded, not roundedWhere a lot is demand-priced or a fare has no published rate, the figure is flagged as an estimate and left out of the ranked number rather than quietly included.
Everything is converted to US dollarsNine venues price in Canadian dollars. Their own pages show what they charge; these tables convert first, because reading C$20 as US$20 overstates a venue by about a third and moves it up the table.
Figures change as venues republish and as we re-check them. Full methodology, or see what we have corrected.