Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 25 configurations throughout its history.
Also known as: Enron Field; Astros Field
π Houston, TX
Daikin Park is a baseball ballpark in Houston, TX that has hosted major league games since 2000. It has also been known as Enron Field; Astros Field. Home teams have included Houston Astros.
Data updated
Configuration from 2024
First used in 2000, Daikin Park remains active in Houston, TX. It is also known as Enron Field; Astros Field. The park ID used in the data is HOU03. Daikin Park stands 20 feet above sea level. On a map, Daikin Park sits at 29.757041, -95.355429. The configuration shown dates from 2024, with a capacity of 41,168, natural grass, a retractable-roof design, and a backstop 49 feet behind the plate.
Fence distances go left 315 feet over a 21-foot wall, left-center 390 feet over a 25-foot wall, center 409 feet over a 9-foot wall, right-center 397 feet over a 9-foot wall, and right 326 feet over a 7-foot wall. The park went through 25 recorded configurations. The first game on record, Astros vs. Phillies: 4/7/2000, ended 4-1 (PHI). In that opening game, the starting pitchers were Octavio Dotel (HOU); Randy Wolf (PHI), the first batter was Doug Glanville (PHI), and the first hit was Doug Glanville (PHI). Daikin Park was home to the Houston Astros (24 yrs). The team table runs from the 2025 Houston Astros back to the 2000 Houston Astros. Among the team-seasons listed, the 2019 Houston Astros went 107-55, the best mark.