Perhaps the most unique seating section at Minute Maid Park is the Crawford Boxes, which are in straightaway left field. This section has an upbeat vibe, and the fans here will keep you well entertained from before the first pitch through the final out. The left field fence at Minute Maid Park is just 315 feet from home plate, so this is an area that sees a fair amount of action as far as home runs are concerned.
The unique design of Minute Maid Park means that there aren’t nearly as many outfield seat options as in other MLB facilities. The Crawford Boxes are the only seats in left field, although there are plenty of standing-room spots along the left field Home Run Porch. There’s a little more choice in right field; here, your seating options are either the Bullpen Boxes on the 100 Level or the Chevy Mezzanine on the 200 Level. The relative lack of outfield seating means that there are plenty of affordable options high above the base lines and behind home plate. The Outfield Deck sections in the corners and the view deck sections along the line and above home plate are your most affordable ticket choices in the ballpark. If you want the ballpark’s best view of the Houston skyline when the roof is open, grab seats in the right field corner. During event games, you’ll get an impressive view of the setting Texas sun with any seat on the first base side.
Minute Maid Park Seating FAQ
How much do tickets cost at Minute Maid Park?
In general, you can expect to pay between $18 and $300 for tickets at Minute Maid Park.
What are the Crawford Boxes at Minute Maid Park?
The Crawford Boxes section is located in left field, directly above the manual scoreboard. A ticket in any of these seats gives you a good chance of snagging a home run baseball.
What sections are Minute Maid Park are protected by netting?
Minute Maid Park’s Sections 112 to 126 are protected by netting.
What is the cheapest section at Minute Maid Park?
The Outfield Deck seating sections offer the most affordable ticket prices for Houston Astros games.