1964 - 2008 Closed

Shea Stadium, New York

Also known as: William A. Shea Stadium

πŸ“ New York, NY

Shea Stadium was a baseball ballpark in New York, NY that hosted major league games from 1964 to 2008. It has also been known as William A. Shea Stadium. Home teams have included New York Mets and New York Yankees.

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πŸ“ Location & Overview

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City New York
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State NY
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Country US
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GPS Coordinates 40.755753, -73.847814
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Elevation 13 ft
Park ID: NYC17

🏟️ Park Characteristics

πŸ‘₯ 55,777 Capacity
🌱 Natural Surface
🏠 Open Air Roof Type
🎯 80 ft Backstop
πŸ“ Large Foul Territory

Configuration from 2008

πŸ“ Notes

NYN:1964-2008; NYA:1974-75

πŸ“ Field Dimensions

Shea Stadium β€” Field Shape

Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.

LF Line 338ft Wall: 8 ft
Left Center 378ft
Center Field 410ft Wall: 8 ft
Right Center 378ft
RF Line 338ft Wall: 8 ft

This park has 45 configurations throughout its history.

πŸ“… Years of Operation

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First Used 1964
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Last Used 2008
Total Years45 years

⚾ Teams Played

47 seasons

Shea Stadium: Frequently Asked Questions

When did Shea Stadium open?
Shea Stadium hosted its first documented major league game in 1964 and its last in 2008.
Where is Shea Stadium?
Shea Stadium is in New York, NY.
Which teams played at Shea Stadium?
Home clubs at this park include New York Mets and New York Yankees.
Is Shea Stadium still in use?
No. Shea Stadium last hosted a major league game in 2008.