Minute Maid Park

Well, let’s just say this was the best baseball game I have been to. It was Nov 5th @7:03 pm. Game Six of the World Series. 2022 It was easy to get into the stadium. The place was jam packed but the crowds moved ever so gracefully past each other on their way to grabs some merchandise, snacks, and drinks. They have ample signage guiding you right to your section. May I dare say not a bad seat in the house! Sampled a brew and popcorn. Perfect temperature of each. The atmosphere is this place is electric! Even more so after a 3 run homer to take the lead. 12/10 recommendations to visit here. I will be back!

My husband and I went to a concert at Minute Maid Park, tonight. The facilities were relatively clean and well-maintained, especially considering the vast numbers of people in the stadium. The restrooms were stocked. That's where my good impression ends. I am not reviewing the music performed during the concert at Minute Maid Park, which was excellent. At the concert, people like hubby and I who were supposed to be sitting in chairs on the floor were told by Minute Maid Park employees that they were sold seats that didn't exist by Live Nation. The seating situation was a big mess all night, and us patrons were left to work it out between ourselves. Food and drinks were available, if we wanted to climb the stairs to the main concourse from our seats on the floor, for extremely high prices for average quality refreshments, like a double Crown and Coke with two measured shots for $38.00 and a non-breakable-bottled beer for $16.00 plus tax and tip. Parking was available, in the Minute Maid Park parking lots immediately adjacent to the stadium for $65.00 and $70.00, with the much lower normal parking rates clearly displayed also. The exorbitant prices left a lingering feeling that Minute Maid Park was gouging us. The lack of concern, by Minute Maid Park employees, that we had been sold tickets to seats that did not exist and which had also been consistently numbered incorrectly by other Minute Maid Park employees, further reinforced the feeling that Minute Maid Park views the people attending events in its stadium as sheep to be fleeced rather than as valued customers. On our way out of the concert, a Minute Maid Park employee and a very drunk concert attendee were physically fighting, over where the intoxicated man should walk. It was a downer end to an already stressful concert experience.

Minute Maid was great. It helps to have a winning team which in turn promotes a fun atmosphere with the die hard fans. The amenities were good. The only thing I would complain about not pick is the fact that when was there vs. Oakland A’s they ran out of regular size soft drinks so you “have to” buy a souvenir-size soft drink. I don’t think they should charge you souvenir-size when they only had been open for ~2 hours. They should charge you regular price. I know they would be losing money, but it’s the classy thing to do and more times than it hasn’t, has been done to me. It’s just good business. Other than that, it was a great experience all around.

For this game the roof was closed, but even then there is a large window that lets in plenty of natural light. Overall the stadium was easy to navigate, the staff was friendly and helpful when I had questions. It was $1 hit dog night on Tuesdays and they were excellent. These were not a discount version of a hot dog the meat was plump with a nice "snap" when I bit into it and the buns were very good. Overall this was a great experience at the ballpark and to top it off the 'Stros won!

The energy of the fans makes it a fun outing. Just be prepared to be patient as you'll have to wait in line for absolutely everything! Food and drinks are pricey and concessions are completely cashless now so don't bother taking cash, the restrooms can be horrid and lines insanely long, and the seats are a bit tight. So my suggestion: eat before you go, don't drink too much so you can avoid the restrooms, and wear comfy shoes!

If you are a baseball fan and you love the outdoors you have to come to minute Maid Park. The Astros are awesome watch and experience the moments. The stadium is phenomenal. Even better take a look at the Suites and see how they throw down

I’ve been to A-LOT of stadiums all across the country and I genuinely really liked this stadium. I thought it was EXTREMELY unique, VERY clean and lots of options for food. Bathrooms were clean, staff was friendly. I will enjoy more games here in the future. Thanks to David Hensley for making my day and signing my jersey for me!

It was my first time at a professional baseball game. I was not disappointed. It was entertaining and fun from start to finish. My team didn't win this go round but such an awesome experience.

Took an “All-Star” tour of the stadium. It was 2 hours and very fun. If you have some spare time in Houston, I would definitely recommend checking it out. It cost $25 and is WELL worth it. Even if you’re not a big baseball fan, you’ll enjoy getting to see this stadium.

We had such a great experience at Minute Maid watching the Astros game. The establishment itself was clean and the staff was super friendly. We had such a great time that we will definitely be going back for another game.