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Largest MLB Ballparks by Capacity

All 30 ballparks ranked by seating capacity - from the biggest venues to the most intimate game day experiences.

Ballpark size shapes the game day atmosphere. The largest MLB ballparks pack in fans for an electric experience, while smaller venues offer a more intimate setting where every seat feels close to the action. Here's how all 30 ballparks compare by capacity.

#
1Los Angeles Dodgers56,000
2Colorado Rockies50,144
3Toronto Blue Jays49,286
4Arizona Diamondbacks48,405
5Seattle Mariners47,929
6New York Yankees46,537
7Baltimore Orioles45,971
8Los Angeles Angels45,517
9St. Louis Cardinals45,494
10Philadelphia Phillies42,792
11Cincinnati Reds42,319
12New York Mets41,922
13Milwaukee Brewers41,900
14Chicago Cubs41,649
15Washington Nationals41,339
16San Francisco Giants41,265
17Houston Astros41,168
18Atlanta Braves41,084
19Detroit Tigers41,083
20Chicago White Sox40,615
21Texas Rangers40,300
22San Diego Padres40,209
23Pittsburgh Pirates38,747
24Minnesota Twins38,544
25Kansas City Royals37,903
26Boston Red Sox37,305
27Miami Marlins36,742
28Cleveland Guardians34,830
29Tampa Bay Rays25,000
30Oakland Athletics14,014