Daikin Park

• Driving and Parking
  Daikin Park is located on the eastern edge of downtown near the nexus of I-10, I-45, and I-69 which runs right next to the stadium. There are three official lots (A, B, C) which are located south of the Home Plate Gate, between Preston and Texas streets.
  • Lots A and B
    Are generally reserved for season ticket holders.
  • Diamond Lots
    Sit directly adjacent to the stadium but are only accessible by purchasing a parking pass off of the secondary market from season and suite ticket holders.
  • Lot E
    Sits north of the stadium near the Center Field Gate but tends to fill up quickly. You can pre-purchase parking through the team website or the MLB Ballpark App when you buy your game tickets.
  • Surface Lots/Garages
    An additional 25,000 parking spots exist around downtown with varying prices. Generally, the further west you park (toward Main St.), the cheaper it gets.
  • Street Parking
    Free on Sundays and after 6:00 PM on weekdays/Saturdays but be sure to check meters carefully to avoid event parking restrictions. Areas west of the stadium near Fannin, San Jacinto, or Caroline Streets are generally the best options.
• Public Transit
  METRORail
  • The Green & Purple Lines
    Both lines stop at the Convention District Station, which is right at the doorstep of the ballpark. The Green Line services the East End while the Purple covers parts of the East End as well as the Third Ward and University of Houston to the Southeast.
  • The Red Line
    This is the main North-South artery of the city, running from Northline through Midtown, the Museum District, and the Medical Center down to NRG Park. The closest Red Line station stops at Preston Station about a 10 minute walk from the park, or you can transfer to the Green or Purple lines at Central Station, which is one stop from Preston.
  • Park & Ride
    P & R stations are located at both the north and south terminus of the Red Line, as well as the Green Line’s Eastwood Transit Center with parking available for only a couple of dollars. Cheap or free parking may also be available in neighborhoods the Metro services with areas near Museum of Fine Arts, Coffee Plant/2nd Ward Station, McGowen Station, and Ensemble/HCC Stations being the most popular.
• Rideshare
  The pick up and drop off location is just outside the Center Field gate on Crawford Street between Preston Street and Congress Avenue.

The stadium sits at the intersection of the Central Business District and the "EaDo" (East Downtown) entertainment district.

Bars & Restaurants

• Biggio's
  An upscale, two story sports bar inside the Marriott Marquis named after Astros legend Craig Biggio. It is known for its 30-foot HD screens and high end ballpark style food.
• Xochi
  Also located in the Marriott Marquis, this is a high end Oaxacan restaurant from James Beard Award-winner Hugo Ortega. It is the choice for fans wanting an elevated experience, featuring complex moles, indigenous Mexican ingredients (like chapulines), and an extensive mezcal cocktail program.
• Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse
  A luxury steakhouse located directly across from the stadium entrance. It is a go to spot for fans looking for a high end meal or a premium cocktail before the first pitch.
• Osso & Kristalla
  A modern Italian trattoria owned by Astros owner Jim Crane. Located directly across from the Left Field gate, it offers wood-fired pizzas and a more relaxed atmosphere.
• 8th Wonder Brewery + Cannabis
  An Astrodome-themed brewery that serves as a hub for local sports fans. The outdoor yard features original stadium seats and the iconic "We Love Houston" sign.
• Equal Parts Brewing
  This brewery is known for their Japanese-style rice lager and well-balanced West Coast IPAs. It also offers free parking and is a short Metro ride to the stadium.
• True Anomaly Brewing Company
  Founded by four former NASA employees, this space-themed brewery focuses on Belgian-style ales and sours. It offers a quieter, more sophisticated environment than the rowdier sports bars.
• Pitch 25
  An indoor/outdoor beer garden in EaDo co-owned by Houston Dynamo legend Brian Ching. It features nearly 100 beers on tap and an indoor soccer pitch.
• Cobos
  A casual EaDo spot specializing in tacos and quesadillas filled with BBQ meats like brisket and boudin.
• The Original Ninfa's on Navigation
  A legendary Tex-Mex destination that offers a free shuttle to and from every home game for its diners. You can park for free in their lot, eat, and take the shuttle to the corner of St. Emanuel and Congress.
• El Tiempo Cantina
  Located right next to Ninfa's, this spot is renowned for its heavy hitting margaritas and high quality mesquite-grilled fajitas. It offers a classic, festive Tex-Mex atmosphere that is a staple for local fans.
• Rodeo Goat
  A popular burger joint in EaDo known for high concept burgers and a large outdoor patio. It is widely considered the best spot for a burger within walking distance of the park.

Neighborhood Attractions

• The Parks
  Houston's downtown parks are more than just green grass; they tell the story of the city from 1800s history to space exploration.
  • Discovery Green
    Directly across from the convention center, this is is the home to Kinder Lake, a model-boat pond where you can watch remote-controlled boats, The Listening Vessels sculptures that allow you to whisper into one and be heard clearly by someone standing 70 feet away in the other, and the Gateway Fountain, a high-tech splash pad perfect for cooling off before a summer day game.
  • Tranquillity Park
    Located next to City Hall, this park is a tribute to the Apollo 11 moon landing. The mounds and depressions are designed to mimic the moon's cratered surface while the Wortham Fountain features stainless steel cylinders meant to look like rocket boosters. Look for the bronze plaques featuring Neil Armstrong's famous words, "The Eagle has landed," translated into 15 different languages.
  • Hermann Square
    The square is famous for its large reflecting pool, which is often the site of fan rallies. The City Hall building is a masterpiece of Stripped Classical and Art Deco design. Look up at the top to see carved heads of Texas bobcats.
  • Sam Houston Park
    The city's first park and home to the Heritage Society. It contains 10 historic structures dating from 1823 to 1905, including a log cabin and a historic German church, all standing in the shadow of modern glass skyscrapers.
• 1910 Harris County Courthouse
  This courthouse is a Beaux-Arts landmark featuring a 200-foot dome and a pink Texas granite base. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it occupies the city's original 1837 government square and serves as the primary architectural symbol of Houston's rapid urban growth at the turn of the 20th century.
• The Balloon Museum
  A new, immersive art space in EaDo featuring massive inflatable installations.
• Downtown Houston Tunnel System
  A 7-mile climate-controlled network 20 feet below the surface, they connect 95 city blocks and are filled with food courts, gift shops, and art. Built to allow comfortable movement around the downtown on scorching summer days for office workers, they're spiritual cousins to Minneapolis' Skywalk which are used to avoid that city's winter cold. Note that the tunnels are generally only open from 6am-6pm Monday through Friday. Direct street level entrances can be found at the Wells Fargo Plaza and McKinney Garage.
• Zero Hunger Mural
  710 Crawford St: A multi-story mural by artist Dragon 76 produced in conjunction with Street Art For Mankind. Located a couple of blocks from the stadium this is a quick one block detour if you're walking to the stadium from Discovery Green
• The Stadium District
  Homes two of the other professional sports teams, the Rockets' Toyota Center and the Dynamo's (MLS)Shell Energy Stadium are near by creating a walkable stadium district with shared infrastructure.

• Crawford Street Plaza
  Next to the Union Station entrance this area features a replica baseball diamond and bronze statues of Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio mid-play, with Biggio making a throw from second to Bagwell at first. It also has metal pennants displaying all of the team's playoff appearances.
• Union Station Lobby
  Acting as the main entrance to the stadium, the lobby retains the original 1911 architecture with 35-foot ceilings and original marble flooring. It is also home to the main Astros Team Store and the Union Station Café.
• Hall of Fame Alley
  Located behind the Crawford Boxes in left field, Hall of Fame Alley is the primary destination for franchise history. It features a dedicated bronze plaque for all 28 inductees and a rotating collection of artifacts, such as game worn jerseys from the 1960s, vintage equipment, and interactive touchscreens detailing key moments in team history.
• The Train
  A 15 foot tall replica of a 19th-century steam locomotive runs along an 800-foot track above left field whenever an Astro hits a home run or the team wins.
• Championship Displays
  Giant metal pennants are displayed on the light fixtures near the train celebrating the team's 3 LCS victories ('05, '19, '21) and 2 World Series titles ('17, '22).
• Retired Numbers
  These are prominently displayed in Right Center field flanking both sides of the primary video board..
  • #5 Jeff Bagwell
  • #7 Craig Biggio
  • #24 Jimmy Wynn
  • #25 Jose Cruz
  • #33 Mike Scott
  • #34 Nolan Ryan
  • #40 Don Wilson
  • #42 Jackie Robinson
  • #49 Larry Dierker
  • #13 Billy Wagner
• The Phillips 66 Home Run Pump
  Located on the center field mezzanine, this display looks like a vintage Phillips 66 gas pump. It features a digital counter that tracks every home run hit by an Astros player into the stands since the building opened in 2000.
• The Astronaut
  A 15 foot tall Astronaut sculpture stands in the center field concourse near The Squeeze Play kids area.
• Houston Together Commemorative Baseball Wall
  Located on the main concourse near the right-field entrance, this installation consists of hundreds of individual baseballs mounted in a grid, many of which are personalized to honor season ticket holders and community members.
• Spirit of Houston Mural
  Found along the Left Field concourse near the Hall of Fame, each year the Astros commission a new mural created by a local street artist that reflects the connection between the team and the city.
• The Roof
  The retractable roof covers 242,000 square feet and is composed of three mechanized panels. It can open or close in roughly 12–20 minutes, depending on wind conditions. It was designed specifically to allow grass to grow while keeping fans in a 72°F environment.
• Tal's Hill (Historic Note)
  Originally, center field featured a 90-foot-wide, 20-degree incline known as Tal's Hill (with a flagpole in play). It was a tribute to old-school parks like Crosley Field but was removed after the 2016 season.

Premium & Group Areas

• Phillips 66 Diamond Club
  Located at field level directly behind home plate, these seats are famously closer to the batter than the pitcher is. It includes all inclusive gourmet dining, an underground lounge with 30 foot projector, and a private VIP entrance near the clock tower.
• Insperity Club
  Located directly behind home plate, one level above the main concourse (Sections 70–75). This space was originally the stadium's Press Box before being converted into a luxury club. It also features gourmet food and in seat service.
• The Bank of America Suite Level
  This area features classic suites for groups of various sizes (up to 25, 55 people) and includes in suite food and beverage service as well as indoor and outdoor seating areas. The concourse on the suite level includes memorabilia displays, including original Astrodome architectural blueprints, vintage stadium seats from the 1960s, and authentic Rainbow Guts era jerseys.
• The Gallagher Club
  A club within a club located on the suite level. Access can be added to existing season tickets while a small number of full season seats are also available. It features a high end buffet and a private bar.
• Six J Marketing Field Club
  With space for up to 100 people, this is the only field level group area in the park, located in deep center field behind the fence. Tickets include all inclusive food and exclusive pregame access to the warning track for photos.
• Batter's Eye Box
  Situated directly above the Batter's Eye Star-H Logo, five tables of four serve as the only Season Ticket option in center field. Additionally, fourteen barstools are sold for a group game day rental. These thirty four seats are a premium location with all food and non-alcoholic beverages included in the cost of the ticket.
• Honda Club Level
  All seats on the 200-level between the foul poles have access to the Honda Club, which features a fully enclosed, climate controlled concourse and exclusive concessions. Anyone who drives a Honda also has access to this area, up to capacity limits. All you have to do is show the attendant your key.
• Jim Beam Bourbon Bar
  Located behind Section 206, this area features unique swivel style bar seating and stools. A ticket here is all inclusive for food and non-alcoholic beverages.
• Coca-Cola Corner
  Situated in deep center field on the Bank of America Suite Level. It is a private, open-air deck that looks directly down over the Batter's Eye toward home plate. Designed specifically for groups of 40–50 guests it features a mix of traditional stadium seating and high top bar tables on a private concourse and typically comes with a concessions package. It also houses the Coca-Cola Telescope, a branded long-range viewer that allows fans in the suite to zoom in on the action at home plate or across the stadium.
• Brewhouse & Party Deck
  Located in the right-field corner, these are both tiered private group spaces. The Brewhouse is slightly more upscale and includes high top seats while the Part Deck is a more affordable social gathering space. Both sections offer a loaded concession credit with the ticket.

Specialty and Social Sections

• Crawford Boxes
  The famous sections on top of the 19-foot high wall in left field only 315 feet from home plate. Even if you don’t have seats here, the concourse behind them is a massive social hub below the Home Run Train.
• Michelob Ultra Club
  A high energy social hub in the right field corner of the 300-level. It features a 360-degree bar and is designed for fans looking for a party atmosphere with views of both the field and the city.
• Squeeze Play
  Section 133: This is the primary interactive playground. It features batting cages, speed pitch challenges, and a splash of Astros history for kids.
• The 19th Hole
  Section 156: A golf-themed social space near the center field gate that often features interactive elements and a high energy bar vibe.
• Standing Room Only
  For the best SRO experience, look for the Green Line on the floor behind the reserved seating. The best spots are often directly behind the Crawford Boxes or the Budweiser Brew House in center field, where you can lean on the railings and still be steps away from a bar.

Unique & Specialty Items

These locations offer unique, chef-driven items and local Houston favorites.

• Onion Station
  Section 106 - Atrium: A new 2026 flagship concept centered around the Boomin Onion.
  • The Boomin Onion
    A super-colossal onion breaded and deep fried, served with Boom Boom sauce or ranch.
  • H-Town Hot Onion
    Topped with popcorn chicken, hot honey aioli, and H-Town hot sauce.
  • BBQ Pork Burnt End Onion
    Topped with pork burnt ends, queso blanco, pickled red onions, and BBQ sauce.
• Butcher / Butcher Express
  Sections 105, 116, 152, 224, 408, 434: Serving 18-hour smoked brisket, pork loin, sausages, ribs, and the famous Brisket Loaded Baked Potato.
• Elote & Pupusas
  Sections 124, 157, 410: Features fresh Elote, Chipotle Chicken Pupusas (topped with curtido and salsa rojo), and Chicken Tinga Tostadas.
• Pluckers Wing Bar
  Section 156: The local favorite serving wings with an assortment of signature sauces.
• Taqueria Arandas
  Sections 154, 420: Authentic Tex-Mex favorites, including street tacos and quesadillas.
• Texas Legend Grill
  Section 134: Home of prime burgers, specialty chicken tenders, and fries.
• Maple Brisket Wafflewich
  Section 109: Shredded brisket and Rico's cheese sauce with pickled red onions, sandwiched between two waffles and drizzled with maple syrup.
• Brisket Donut
  Sections 134, 409: Two savory, deep fried brisket donuts drizzled with BBQ sauce and served with a side of homemade mac and cheese.
• Bahn Mi Dog
  Sections 113, 129, 155, 213, 416, 427: A footlong hot dog topped with daikon radish slaw, diced bacon, chopped cilantro, and sriracha aioli.
• Crawlache
  Sections 113, 427: A kolache featuring a Slovacek's pepper jack sausage on a stick, wrapped in puff pastry and served with honey mustard.
• The 19th Hole
  Section 156: Utilizing "Just Walk Out" technology at this self serve market you simply tap your card at the entry gate, grab your items, and walk out. This is the primary location for healthy options. You'll find fresh pre-packaged salads, gourmet wraps, fruit cups, and high-end snacks (like jerky and artisanal nuts) that aren't available at standard grill stands. It also features an extensive beer selection and the biggest wine selection in the stadium. Ballpark Classics.

Ballpark Classics

• H-Town Grill
  Sections 109, 126, 409: The standard for burgers, hot dogs, and chicken sandwiches. They also serve Beyond (plant based) Burgers at these locations
• Whataburger
  Section 156: A Texas institution serving its full lineup of burgers, fries, and shakes.
• Chick-fil-A (
  Sections 106, 122, 151, 413, 427, 431: Classic chicken sandwiches and waffle fries.
• Fry 4-3
  Sections 206, 420: Specialized loaded fries and tenders. Section 206 also features funnel cakes and specialty sandwiches.
• Home & Away
  Sections 113, 129, 156, 251, 427: Your go-to for regular hot dogs, sausages, nachos, pretzels, peanuts, and popcorn.
• Kicken Nachos
  Sections 113, 126, 408, 420: Chicken or beef nachos.
• Crust City Pizza
  Sections 116, 153, 411, 429: New for 2026, offering fresh cheese and pepperoni slices, plus the Crawford Dog Pizza (topped with hot dogs and bacon onion jam) and Buffalo Chicken Pizza.
• Fried Pickle Spears
  Sections 206, 420: Buttermilk-marinated spears dusted in a cereal blend and fried golden brown.
• Quesadilla Cart
  Section 132: Fresh made cheese, chicken, or fajita beef quesadillas.
• Loaded Footlong Hot Dog Cart
  Section 155: Featuring jumbo specialty footlongs and Slovacek’s Sausages.
• TLC Tender Love & Chicken
  Sections 116, 418: Chicken tenders & wings.

Dessert

• Cookies & Creamery
  Sections 106, 128, 153, 224, 251, 411, 429: Serving Blue Bell Ice Cream in waffle cones or souvenir helmets, as well as warm brownie sundaes.
• Dippin’ Dots
  Sections 105, 134, 156, 405, 424: The classic "Ice Cream of the Future."
• Blue Bell Ice Cream Pints
  Sections 134, 156, 405: Individual pints of Texas’s favorite ice cream for those who want a classic scoop without the line at the creamery.
• Maui Wowi
  106, 134, 429: Fresh fruit smoothies.

Honda Club Level Exclusive Concessions

These stands are specifically located within the Club Level and are designed for a more premium, efficient experience.

• Club Level Express Locations:
  The Club Level also features Express versions of the park's most popular specialty stands so you don't have to go downstairs for your favorites,
  • Butcher Express
    Section 224: A streamlined menu of the main Butcher stand, focusing on the 18-hour smoked brisket sandwiches and sausages.
  • Home & Away
    Section 251: An express version of the stadium classic, focusing on loaded footlong hot dogs and traditional snacks.
  • Cookies & Creamery
    Sections 224 & 251: Serving Blue Bell ice cream in souvenir helmets and those warm brownie sundaes.
• OSSO
  Section 226: Premium brick oven pizzas, high end chicken sandwiches, and wings.
• Club Grill
  Sections 213 & 231: The signature grill for the club level. It serves elevated versions of ballpark classics, including burgers, chicken sandwiches, and Slovacek’s Crawford Sausages.
• Fastball Foods
  Section 255: A tech-forward self-order station. This is the fastest way to get regular hot dogs, nachos, pretzels, and popcorn without waiting in a traditional line.
• The Kitch
  Section 232: A specialized beverage and snack hub. While it is known for its premium craft beer selection, it also offers a curated menu of quick service upscale snacks to keep you in your seats.
• El Tiempo
  Section 256: While there are El Tiempo margarita bars elsewhere, this is a dedicated Tex-Mex kitchen for the club level, serving their famous house made tortillas, fajita tacos, and margaritas.
• Hornitos Tequila Bar
  Section 256: Located right next to El Tiempo, this bar specializes in high end tequila cocktails and draft beer, catering specifically to the social atmosphere of the mezzanine.
• Jim Beam Cocktail Bar
  Section 220: This bar serves as a primary hub for bourbon forward cocktails, highballs, and a curated selection of wines.
• Sire Spirits / Le Chemin du Roi
  Section 210: This luxury kiosk features 50 Cent’s premium brands. You can find Branson Cognac espresso martinis, Branson Cognac and Colas, and the signature Branson Cognac Frosé.

Craft Beer

• Karbach Crawford Bock & St. Arnold's Juice Train
  These two beers are the most widely available craft options. You can find them at all major food stands (like H-Town Grill and Home & Away) as well as the frictionless Walk-Thru Brews pods located at Sections 106, 112, 126, 133, 155, 416, and 433. (Note: Karbach is owned by Anheuser while St. Arnold's remains independent).
• St. Arnold's Bar
  Section 104: The permanent home for Houston's oldest brewery, featuring Juice Train IPA, Art Car IPA, and seasonal drafts like Summer Pils.
• Karbach Bar
  Section 404: Located in the Upper Deck, this bar offers the full Karbach lineup, including Crawford Bock, Hopadillo IPA, and various seasonal rotations on draft. (See note above about ownership).
• Love Street Bar
  Section 119: A high-traffic destination named after the Karbach blonde ale. In addition to a full range of Karbach drafts, this bar is a key spot for canned cocktails (like Nutrl and Cutwater) and bottled wine.
• Micheladas Cart
  Sections 128, 424: These carts offer a traditional Texas ballpark preparation. You can choose from Traditional, Watermelon, Mango, or Spicy mixes, served in a Tajín-rimmed glass with your choice of beer.
• The Kitch
  Section 232: Located on the Honda Club Level, this upscale market offers a selection of premium local and domestic craft beers in a streamlined grab-and-go setting.

Cocktails

• Concourse Bars
  Sections 127, 133, 408, 423: These are your primary stops for Signature Mixes, which include:
  • Tito’s Crush City Mule
    Tito’s Vodka, fresh lime and orange juice, and ginger beer.
  • Jim Beam & Lemonade
    A classic mix of Jim Beam Bourbon and Minute Maid Lemonade.
  • Hornitos Ranch Water
    Hornitos Tequila, fresh lime, and club soda (available with a Tajín rim upon request).
• Coffee & Cocktails
  Section 106 Atrium: This new 2026 hub specializes in caffeinated spirits. Highlights include the Coffee Old Fashioned, the Wake Up Call (Maker’s Mark, espresso, and Licor 43), and the Kentucky Connection (Maker’s Mark, amaretto, and espresso cold foam).
• El Tiempo Margarita Bar
  Sections 109, 156, 256: The destination for the most famous frozen margaritas in Houston, made with Hornitos Tequila.
• StrosRita Stands
  Sections 106, 114, 128: These dedicated stands serve the StrosRita, a premium frozen cocktail made with fresh-pressed citrus juice and Hornitos Reposado.
• Sire Spirits / Le Chemin du Roi
  Section 210: This luxury kiosk features 50 Cent’s premium brands. You can find Branson Cognac espresso martinis, Branson Cognac and Colas, and the signature Branson Cognac Frosé.
• Branson Cognac Frosé
  Locations: Beyond Section 210, you can find this frozen favorite at Sections 113, 127.
• Stros Barrel Select (Maker’s Mark)
  An exclusive single-barrel bourbon hand-selected by the Astros. It is available neat or in an Old Fashioned at Sections 111, 205, and 423, as well as in all private suites.
• Maui Wowi
  Sections 106, 134, 429: Fresh fruit smoothies that can be spiked with vodka or rum for a lighter, fruity cocktail option.
• Hornitos Bar
  Section 256: A dedicated tequila destination on the Honda Club Level offering a wide array of tequila-based cocktails, neat pours, and drafts.
• Jim Beam Cocktail Bar
  Section 220: This 200-level bar serves as a primary hub for bourbon-forward cocktails, highballs, and a curated selection of wines.

Wine

• The 19th Hole
  Section 156: The park's most comprehensive wine destination. It features the largest selection of chilled splits, including Veuve Clicquot, premium Rosés, and high end Napa Valley varietals.
• Love Street Bar
  Section 119: One of the few general concourse locations offering bottled wine for fans who want a quick transaction without heading to the center field market.
• Sire Spirits
  Section 210: This is the only place on the general concourse to purchase Le Chemin du Roi Brut, the official champagne of the Houston Astros. It is also available in all private clubs and suites.
• The Kitch
  Section 232: On the Honda Club Level, The Kitch offers a selection of premium wines on tap.
• Jim Beam Cocktail Bar
  Section 220: In addition to its spirits menu, this bar serves a reliable selection of wine.