MLB
NL West Stadiums
Track your visits to all 5 stadiums in the NL West. Combined capacity of 236,137 fans.
The NL West spans 5 stadiums across 3 states. Capacities range from 40,209 to 56,000 fans. Opened venues span construction from 1962 to 2004. Flagship venues include Dodger Stadium and Coors Field.
Conference Overview
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Total Stadiums
5
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Total Capacity
236,137
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Average Capacity
47,227
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Largest Stadium
56,000
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1962
Newest Stadium
Built in 2004
All Stadiums
5 stadiums
1
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles Dodgers
📍 Los Angeles, CA👥 56,000📅 1962🌱 Bermuda hybrid overseeded with ryegrass (warm-season, not cool-season)
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2
Coors Field
Colorado Rockies
📍 Denver, CO👥 50,144📅 1995🌱 Kentucky bluegrass
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3
Chase Field
Arizona Diamondbacks
📍 Phoenix, AZ👥 48,519📅 1998🌱 Turf
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4
Oracle Park
San Francisco Giants
📍 San Francisco, CA👥 41,265📅 2000🌱 Kentucky bluegrass
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5
Petco Park
San Diego Padres
📍 San Diego, CA👥 40,209📅 2004🌱 Bermuda grass (Latitude 36, overseeded with ryegrass)
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Frequently Asked Questions About NL West Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in the NL West?
- The NL West has 5 stadiums.
- What is the combined capacity of NL West stadiums?
- The combined capacity of all NL West stadiums is 236,137 fans.
- What is the average NL West stadium capacity?
- The average NL West stadium seats 47,227 fans.
- What is the largest stadium in the NL West?
- Dodger Stadium is the largest stadium in the NL West, with a capacity of 56,000.
- What is the oldest stadium in the NL West?
- The oldest NL West stadium opened in 1962.
- What is the newest stadium in the NL West?
- Petco Park is the newest NL West stadium, opened in 2004.
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