Daikin Park

Home of the Houston Astros

Houston, TX

Still to visit

Teams

Houston Astros
MLB · baseball
2000–present

Also known as Minute Maid Park · Enron Field · Astros Field

Stadium facts

Capacity: 41,168; Listed for 2017 through the present. Earlier figures on the page include 40,950 for 2000–2005.Source for capacity
Record attendance: 44,203; Listed for September 26, 2001.Source for record attendance
Opened: April 7, 2000; An exhibition is dated March 30, 2000. Ground broken November 1, 1997.Source for opened
Surface: Paspalum grass; Source for surface
Roof: Retractable; Source for roof
Cost: $250 million; Construction cost on the stadium page.Source for cost

Names and sponsors

Enron Field
2000–2002
Infobox range 2000–2002.
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Astros Field
2002–2002
Infobox limits this interim name to February–July 2002.
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Minute Maid Park
2002–2024
Infobox range July 2002–2024.
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Daikin Park
2025–present
Current name. The page's 2024 photo caption still describes the building as Minute Maid Park that year. No dollar terms for the Daikin deal were taken from the page.
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The Ice Box
Nickname
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Timeline

2000
2001
2005
2015
2015
2017
2020

April 7, 2000

Regular-season opening

The Astros' park opened with an exhibition on March 30, 2000, and a regular-season game on April 7. It was then called Enron Field. The construction cost on the page is $250 million, with a retractable roof.

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