Section 415 Minute Maid Park (2024)

FAQs

Is there an all you can eat section at Minute Maid Park? ›

The former all-you-can-eat at Minute Maid Park was the Chevy Mezzanine seating (section 250 – 255), but this has not been all-you-can-eat for years now. Despite the lack of an all-you-can-eat section, there are still two concession stands on this level where spectators may get their fill of ballpark food.

One of the most popular seating areas are the Crawford Boxes, located in left field. This area provides fans with a unique perspective of what it is like to be a Major League outfielder.

Spanning from foul pole to foul pole, the fully enclosed Club Level is located on the second story of Minute Maid Park. The floor-to-ceiling windows provide events a bright and open atmosphere with remarkable views.

The Ultra Club Patio at Minute Maid Park is an outfield section on the 300 Level that is ideal for fans who like to drink and socialize at an Astros game. The section gets its name from the nearby bar that is easily accessible from this area.

WATER. Guests may bring in a factory-sealed, clear plastic bottle of water, no larger than one liter. One bottle per guest.

Be sure to avoid seats in right field (Sections 152-154) due to the poor angle and location that is almost behind the stage. How many rows in each section at Minute Maid Park? Each section has a varying amount of rows and seats. Find a section to see row and/or seat numbers.

There are pros and cons of sitting in the Crawford Boxes for an Astros game. Outfield seating is furthest away from home plate where the action is happening most consistently during a baseball game. However, since the boxes are only 315 feet from home plate they are easily reachable for batters to hit home runs.

The Crawford Boxes, which we now realize were named after Joan Crawford, since you probably could jack one using a wire hangar, must go.

Leave Your Cash at Home

MMP is cashless! Cash will not be accepted inside the stadium or at Astros-owned parking lots. Four reverse ATMs are located on the main concourse (2), club level (1), and upper concourse (1).

THIS CHARTER SEAT LICENSE AGREEMENT (this "agreement") is entered into by and between Houston Astros, LLC. ("Licensor") and the individual or entity executing this agreement as Licensee (the "Licensee").

What are the most expensive seats at Minute Maid Park? ›

Minute Maid Park's Diamond Club is one of the most exclusive and expensive seats in baseball. As one of the first ballparks (2000) with ultra-premium seating behind home plate, the Diamond Club is a truly rarified experience. For many Astros fans, it's the mysterious white stag of tickets.

A party porch overhangs the right field bleachers, with Astros retired numbers on the wall above. The Crawford Boxes, bleacher seating running along the Crawford Street side of the ballpark, sit above the manual out-of-town scoreboard in left field.

Please note that the following sections will be screened with netting, in efforts to enhance our fan experience and safety - Sections with netting: 112 through 126 and the Diamond Club.

155 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance. For more information about the stage setup for your show, find your event.

Features & Amenities

The all-you-can-eat area is a cafeteria separate from the seats. There are tables for fans to sit and enjoy all that is being served that day. In order to enter this area, fans must present their ticket to be scanned. Amenities available for Rangers home games.

Diamond Club - The best seats at Minute Maid Park are located directly behind home plate at field level in the Diamond Club. Many of the seats in this section are cl... Insperity Club - The Insperity Club at Minute Maid Park puts fans just above the lower level behind home plate.