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A well run ballpark! Extremely clean, staff all super friendly and helpful, and the food and snacks are excellent. It does get crowded in some areas, but the fans are very considerate and patient. Astros did lose the game - ballpark park experience was exceptional.
Daikin Park, still affectionately known by many as Minute Maid Park, is a whole vibe. Home of the Houston Astros and one of the most passionate fan bases in baseball, the energy hits you the moment you walk through the gates. My first impression was total sensory overload in the best possible way. Everywhere you look, there's Astros gear, vendors, and fans proudly decked out in orange and navy. The massive team store alone could keep you occupied for hours. With seating for more than 40,000 fans, the sheer size of the crowd was impressive. As an added bonus, the first 10,000 ticket holders received a free Carlos Correa bobblehead. This visit was part of a girls' weekend packed with fun, including an Astros game and even a bodybuilding competition. It made for a memorable mix of adventures. Food options go far beyond traditional ballpark fare like hot dogs and nachos. Fans can enjoy favorites such as Whataburger, Chick-fil-A, Pluckers, and Blue Bell Ice Cream from nearby Brenham, Texas. It also happened to be Barbie Day, and the Upper Concourse bar got into the spirit with themed drink specials. The Astros faced the Cleveland Guardians, and although the Guardians came away with the win, the game itself was only part of the total experience. Between the electric atmosphere, enthusiastic fans, and nonstop entertainment, Daikin Park delivered a fun and memorable day at the ballpark for our girls trip.
Though it's now Daikin, this will forever be Minute Maid to me. We recently came with friends to watch the Astros take down the A's. As always, the atmosphere was energetic. It was also Orbit's birthday, and the giveaway (an Orbit jersey) was gone within 30 minutes. We missed out. Parking is back to being reasonable. I remember when it was $50 after they won the World Series. We park a few blocks down (a whopping 90 cents per hour) and get a few extra steps in. I will say the best thing that's happened is them allowing you to bring your own food and water bottle. Check the bag requirements and restrictions, but it really helps cut ballpark prices for families. We brought CFA in with us, as well as a variety of snacks. Though pricy, El Tiempo Cantina margs are amazing - as always. Go Stros!
I have been to Daikin Park (Minute Maid) more than any other ballpark and I have been to 28 different teams. I rank ballparks on 4 categories: Architecture, Food, fan base, and what I call other. Architecture: On the outside, it's kind of blah but inside it has some charm. It has a retractable roof, but I have never seen the roof open which loses some appeal for me. I love the big window in left field and the train that runs from left to center. It was cooler when it was full of oranges though. Food: Solid. All of the standard foods and some crazy stuff. My buddies got a blooming onion that had burnt ends, cheese, sour cream and chives on top. They said it was great. I got brisket donuts which were not the best to me. Basically, breaded brisket shaped into a donut, deep fried and drizzled in bbq sauce. The beer selection was very good with Karbach and St Arnold, 2 local breweries each having a tap room on site. Fan Base: The place was full and the fans were all into the game. Lots of orange everywhere. Other: Close to all the downtown hotels, the convention center, lots of bars and restaurants including 3 breweries. Fun tip: get a 15.00 tab at Frost Town Brewing and get free parking for the game. Oh, and this place has more advertisements than NASCAR. The only place left they can put up an ad are the bases. " Altuve slides into second base brought to you by Imodium AD"
Daikin Stadium To catch American baseball, at an American stadium live was something at the back of my mind. Couldn't believe that I actually got to do it and Astros won the match that day, and THAT made all the difference. The erstwhile Minute Maid park was brought over by Daikin and Astros get to rule here. Watching on TV gives all the close ups, but the Texan pride songs, the motivation trumpets, the train horn when one hits a home run, that's just such a blast and have to be in person to experience it. ! It is an all natural grass field. Wonder how they maintain it. I thought it was a carpet until I was rectified. It is just soo neat and beautiful. While it is majorly a baseball stadium, during off seasons it is also used for soccer, rugby, or even concerts. The hallway is filled with pictures of legends and Baseball heroes. The floor shines like a new penny and everyone is soo very friendly and in the spirit of the game. Parking was a breeze since it was VIP entrance. But, there is a huge huge parking fitting all pockets, with some walking involved. There is a also a metro station about 15-20 min walk, for those who want to be spared the trouble of parking. Got entrance with the Gallagher club which was right next to the train (the train while hoots and moves at every home run) As soon as the wards outside check ur tickets and let you in, you walk right into a restaurant cum bar kind of a place. Except that all food, and most beverages are free, or, added onto the price of the ticket... The food bar was huge and a lot of them did not speak english, but that did not matter because those who could went out of their way to help me get only vegetarian. I stuck to salads and then loaded myself on desserts- oh the desserts ! I mean their bite size cakes, the mango pudding, cookies....and ice cream....it was just a party ! The game itself It was the first of the three matches of the Astros team. They played against Rookies. The friends' I went with explained the scoring and the rules and stuff, and pretty soon I was oohing and awwing and screaming while rooting for the home team. It was soo much fun !!! Not my first time in a stadium, but definitely my first time watching Astros, or even baseball for that matter in live action. Astros won and the stadium ruptured with screams. Ahhh...THAT ...that is what makes a live action sport all worth it. (U can book driverless cab WAYMO near the stadium The cherry on the top was I also saw my first electric driverless cab. It has a bigger board and runs in the downtown area of Houston for now. As I watched the passengers get into the car, my heart was beating fast with anxiety. THough I am aware that it is where the future is heading, a car with no driver- still gives me the chills ! .....Lol ) A great night overall. Perfect blast of a getaway with friends.
Great crowd and great stadium! Air conditioned in Hot Houston! Fans are welcoming and BBQ reign supreme
Daikin Park has that classic baseball charm and is home to the Houston Astros. The downtown skyline can be seen from inside the ball park. The historic Union Station entrance is unique and the retractable roof keeps games comfortable while still giving you that open-air feel. Inside, the atmosphere is electric. Astros fans show up, and when the team is playing well, the place gets loud. There really isn't a bad seat in the house. The food scene has leveled up too. It's not just standard stadium food anymore. You'll find everything from Texas BBQ to creative local eats and solid cocktail and dessert options. Parking can be a headache as with any ball park, and downtown traffic before and after games is no joke. Whether you're an Astros fan or just love the game, Daikin park is a must visit.
Daikin Park (formerly Minute Maid Park) is a clean, comfortable, fully air-conditioned stadium that makes watching baseball in Houston actually enjoyable--especially during those hot Texas days. The climate control alone is a huge win, and the retractable roof adds flexibility depending on the weather. The views from just about anywhere in the park are great, and the overall atmosphere is exciting whether you're a die-hard fan or just there for the experience. One of the coolest features is the iconic train in left field--it's a fun touch that gives the stadium its own personality. Amenities are solid across the board. There's a massive jumbotron, plenty of food options (the brisket nachos are a must-try), and the facilities are well-maintained and clean. Parking can be a bit tricky and pricey right near the stadium, so it's worth parking a few blocks away to save some money and enjoy a short walk in. The only downside is the cost of food and drinks - they're definitely on the expensive side and concession lines can get long during peak times. Overall: A fantastic ballpark with great comfort and unique features. Just plan ahead for parking and be ready to spend a little extra on snacks!
Nothing crazy, just another ballpark. It's big, it's go a roof, plenty of vendors- among them big names such as Taqueria Arandas, Love Street, Pluckers and Chick Fila. $18 for a beer is up there to say the least. The guys walking around selling concessions do not really care if they're blocking you from your seat, it's understandable that transactions can take a few minutes it's pretty rude to keep people waiting for most of an inning since other patrons are heckling for you to sit down- not very professional. Hacks for parking- park at a bar nearby, or go to Ninfa's on Navigation. Food- bring a gallon bag with snacks and food from your favorite spot. You can bring a water bottle too as long as it's sealed and under a liter. Over in the low 100's there's a booth for designated or responsible drivers where you pledge you won't drink and drive and you'll get a drink voucher for a fountain drink. Friday fireworks are worth staying after the last inning.
Was at Daikin park for an army deployment ceremony. It was so awesome that the owner of the Astros volunteered to open the park to all of the soldiers and their families!!!
Formerly known as Minute Maid Park, Daikin Park was just a name change to me because everything is the same as I remembered. It was my pleasure to attend 2 Astros games in 2025. One was in May to celebrate AAPI Heritage with my nonprofit group and the other one in June for no particular reason. Well, I missed the Pride game on that Tuesday. So, I came back that Friday to buy the Pride shirt. Entering the park is easier now. But it took a little time on the first time. Because I had to create an MLB Go-ahead Entry. It took the same amount of time to wait in line to get scanned. My second time was just walk up and do a face scan and I am in. The app was only for ticket management. My face acts as my ticket for entry. So neat. It also knows how many people are on my ticket. The tickets are not cheap. The cheapest ticket to watch Astros will be far up by the roof. Me and my friend got dizzy walking up from the aisle to the seat. Well... we didn't go far. took some pictures before we walked up. I could use the app to transfer my ticket to a friend and vice versa. Services were pretty good at Daikin Park during the Astros games. I would definitely coming back next Astros season, mostly during pre-season. I like the atmosphere, not too much of the games.
My all-time favorite baseball stadium! I absolutely LOVE that it has a retractable roof - this keeps us cool on hot, humid Houston days and dry whenever it randomly decides to rain. The AC is almost always blasting inside, which is such a blessing compared to other stadiums. I love that they have so many different photo op spots! Plus, the announcer is so entertaining!! His enthusiasm is so infectious, you can't help but smile and enjoy the atmosphere. Whether you're a longtime fan or just attending a game while you're in town, you're sure to make some lasting memories!
First, a shout out to El Tiempa Cantina and their amazing margs! I suggest the half and half, half unfrozen (no ice!!) and half frozen. Sit back and watch two innings and then get back in line. I've seen fans who skipped the "and watch 2 innings ". I came to HTX to late to see games in the dome. Since it's opening season I've been and Enron/MinuteMaid/Daikin Park fan. We raised our kids on major League baseball at this stadium. I've got great memories. read more
Daikin Park is #22 of 30 on my travels to see all the major league ballparks. While I can say that I enjoyed my visit, I also have to admit that there weren't necessarily any standout experiences that set this park apart for me on my quest for 30. Does it have its own vibe? Of course... but is there anything about the park that would make me go "Man, I *have* to get back there sometime!"..? Meh. I did have the advantage of spending my time there with a great friend of mine, which made having to watch the Astros (as a Yankees fan) a little less painful. Haha. Since I was only staying a couple blocks away, it was easy for me to the stadium with enough time before the game to walk around all the different levels and see all the different vantage points, which was great. Was a bit disappointed to see so many of the concession stands on the upper seating tiers were closed, but my seat for the game was on the second level and that was fine. Of course, this also means that I didn't have to deal with parking or trying to get out of the city after the game. Back to concessions though, I ended up trying the brisket donuts - available near sections 134 and 409, though, like I said, the concessions in the upper tier were closed. This particular concession is two fried brisket "donuts" drizzled with BBQ sauce and served with homemade mac and cheese. Unfortunately, the mac and cheese was pretty unappetizing. I get it's a staple side dish to barbecue, but I honestly don't think it's needed with the donuts and the mushy texture doesn't do the dish any favors. The brisket donuts themselves are okay. I found them very filling. Would I get them again though? Probably not. I will say, the thing that I WOULD recommend getting here? The margarita from El Tiempo Cantina. There's hype around this margarita for a reason... it's delicious & it definitely helps take the edge off. :) In terms of overall ballpark experience, staff were generally pretty friendly, fans were enthusiastic (which, considering the team was hovering around a .500 record at the time of my visit, is saying something), and the park was pretty clean. There's not really much to do/see outside the park, but home run alley and the walkway through the hall of fame add a bit of character to the inside. Various murals are on display throughout the stadium too and they add a bit of flair. TL;DR Having great company to share my Daikin Park experience with was key to my visit, but I won't complain about the margarita either. Would I return to this ballpark? Meh, I'm not in a rush. There are some interesting parts to the park though... and, of course, having a roof & a/c was a delight. Fairly generic experience otherwise though. read more
1 month ago
Still adjusting to the name change while relishing in the nostalgic memories of games with family when it was Minute Maid. Great game, great seats and a great time. Loved the conductor and the train. Enjoyed the pom squad that was new! I've never seen cheerleaders at a baseball game. Got 2 witness 2 of my teams play each other Diamondbacks vs Astros. Game went to 10 innings with the Dbacks taking home the win! Plenty of vendors, plenty of parking nearby and a lot of merch. read more
A well run ballpark! Extremely clean, staff all super friendly and helpful, and the food and snacks are excellent. It does get crowded in some areas, but the fans are very considerate and patient. Astros did lose the game - ballpark park experience was exceptional. read more
4 months ago
Daikin Park, still affectionately known by many as Minute Maid Park, is a whole vibe. Home of the Houston Astros and one of the most passionate fan bases in baseball, the energy hits you the moment you walk through the gates. My first impression was total sensory overload in the best possible way. Everywhere you look, there's Astros gear, vendors, and fans proudly decked out in orange and navy. The massive team store alone could keep you occupied for hours. With seating for more than 40,000 fans, the sheer size of the crowd was impressive. As an added bonus, the first 10,000 ticket holders received a free Carlos Correa bobblehead. This visit was part of a girls' weekend packed with fun, including an Astros game and even a bodybuilding competition. It made for a memorable mix of adventures. Food options go far beyond traditional ballpark fare like hot dogs and nachos. Fans can enjoy favorites such as Whataburger, Chick-fil-A, Pluckers, and Blue Bell Ice Cream from nearby Brenham, Texas. It also happened to be Barbie Day, and the Upper Concourse bar got into the spirit with themed drink specials. The Astros faced the Cleveland Guardians, and although the Guardians came away with the win, the game itself was only part of the total experience. Between the electric atmosphere, enthusiastic fans, and nonstop entertainment, Daikin Park delivered a fun and memorable day at the ballpark for our girls trip. read more
Though it's now Daikin, this will forever be Minute Maid to me. We recently came with friends to watch the Astros take down the A's. As always, the atmosphere was energetic. It was also Orbit's birthday, and the giveaway (an Orbit jersey) was gone within 30 minutes. We missed out. Parking is back to being reasonable. I remember when it was $50 after they won the World Series. We park a few blocks down (a whopping 90 cents per hour) and get a few extra steps in. I will say the best thing that's happened is them allowing you to bring your own food and water bottle. Check the bag requirements and restrictions, but it really helps cut ballpark prices for families. We brought CFA in with us, as well as a variety of snacks. Though pricy, El Tiempo Cantina margs are amazing - as always. Go Stros! read more
I have been to Daikin Park (Minute Maid) more than any other ballpark and I have been to 28 different teams. I rank ballparks on 4 categories: Architecture, Food, fan base, and what I call other. Architecture: On the outside, it's kind of blah but inside it has some charm. It has a retractable roof, but I have never seen the roof open which loses some appeal for me. I love the big window in left field and the train that runs from left to center. It was cooler when it was full of oranges though. Food: Solid. All of the standard foods and some crazy stuff. My buddies got a blooming onion that had burnt ends, cheese, sour cream and chives on top. They said it was great. I got brisket donuts which were not the best to me. Basically, breaded brisket shaped into a donut, deep fried and drizzled in bbq sauce. The beer selection was very good with Karbach and St Arnold, 2 local breweries each having a tap room on site. Fan Base: The place was full and the fans were all into the game. Lots of orange everywhere. Other: Close to all the downtown hotels, the convention center, lots of bars and restaurants including 3 breweries. Fun tip: get a 15.00 tab at Frost Town Brewing and get free parking for the game. Oh, and this place has more advertisements than NASCAR. The only place left they can put up an ad are the bases. " Altuve slides into second base brought to you by Imodium AD" read more
Daikin Stadium To catch American baseball, at an American stadium live was something at the back of my mind. Couldn't believe that I actually got to do it and Astros won the match that day, and THAT made all the difference. The erstwhile Minute Maid park was brought over by Daikin and Astros get to rule here. Watching on TV gives all the close ups, but the Texan pride songs, the motivation trumpets, the train horn when one hits a home run, that's just such a blast and have to be in person to experience it. ! It is an all natural grass field. Wonder how they maintain it. I thought it was a carpet until I was rectified. It is just soo neat and beautiful. While it is majorly a baseball stadium, during off seasons it is also used for soccer, rugby, or even concerts. The hallway is filled with pictures of legends and Baseball heroes. The floor shines like a new penny and everyone is soo very friendly and in the spirit of the game. Parking was a breeze since it was VIP entrance. But, there is a huge huge parking fitting all pockets, with some walking involved. There is a also a metro station about 15-20 min walk, for those who want to be spared the trouble of parking. Got entrance with the Gallagher club which was right next to the train (the train while hoots and moves at every home run) As soon as the wards outside check ur tickets and let you in, you walk right into a restaurant cum bar kind of a place. Except that all food, and most beverages are free, or, added onto the price of the ticket... The food bar was huge and a lot of them did not speak english, but that did not matter because those who could went out of their way to help me get only vegetarian. I stuck to salads and then loaded myself on desserts- oh the desserts ! I mean their bite size cakes, the mango pudding, cookies....and ice cream....it was just a party ! The game itself It was the first of the three matches of the Astros team. They played against Rookies. The friends' I went with explained the scoring and the rules and stuff, and pretty soon I was oohing and awwing and screaming while rooting for the home team. It was soo much fun !!! Not my first time in a stadium, but definitely my first time watching Astros, or even baseball for that matter in live action. Astros won and the stadium ruptured with screams. Ahhh...THAT ...that is what makes a live action sport all worth it. (U can book driverless cab WAYMO near the stadium The cherry on the top was I also saw my first electric driverless cab. It has a bigger board and runs in the downtown area of Houston for now. As I watched the passengers get into the car, my heart was beating fast with anxiety. THough I am aware that it is where the future is heading, a car with no driver- still gives me the chills ! .....Lol ) A great night overall. Perfect blast of a getaway with friends. read more
7 days ago
Service was great.. the Budweiser Brew House is a must attend if you haven't done so.. the view is from center field.. take a baseball glove you may catch a ball. read more
Daikin Park has that classic baseball charm and is home to the Houston Astros. The downtown skyline can be seen from inside the ball park. The historic Union Station entrance is unique and the retractable roof keeps games comfortable while still giving you that open-air feel. Inside, the atmosphere is electric. Astros fans show up, and when the team is playing well, the place gets loud. There really isn't a bad seat in the house. The food scene has leveled up too. It's not just standard stadium food anymore. You'll find everything from Texas BBQ to creative local eats and solid cocktail and dessert options. Parking can be a headache as with any ball park, and downtown traffic before and after games is no joke. Whether you're an Astros fan or just love the game, Daikin park is a must visit. read more
6 months ago
Daikin Park (formerly Minute Maid Park) is a clean, comfortable, fully air-conditioned stadium that makes watching baseball in Houston actually enjoyable--especially during those hot Texas days. The climate control alone is a huge win, and the retractable roof adds flexibility depending on the weather. The views from just about anywhere in the park are great, and the overall atmosphere is exciting whether you're a die-hard fan or just there for the experience. One of the coolest features is the iconic train in left field--it's a fun touch that gives the stadium its own personality. Amenities are solid across the board. There's a massive jumbotron, plenty of food options (the brisket nachos are a must-try), and the facilities are well-maintained and clean. Parking can be a bit tricky and pricey right near the stadium, so it's worth parking a few blocks away to save some money and enjoy a short walk in. The only downside is the cost of food and drinks - they're definitely on the expensive side and concession lines can get long during peak times. Overall: A fantastic ballpark with great comfort and unique features. Just plan ahead for parking and be ready to spend a little extra on snacks! read more
Nothing crazy, just another ballpark. It's big, it's go a roof, plenty of vendors- among them big names such as Taqueria Arandas, Love Street, Pluckers and Chick Fila. $18 for a beer is up there to say the least. The guys walking around selling concessions do not really care if they're blocking you from your seat, it's understandable that transactions can take a few minutes it's pretty rude to keep people waiting for most of an inning since other patrons are heckling for you to sit down- not very professional. Hacks for parking- park at a bar nearby, or go to Ninfa's on Navigation. Food- bring a gallon bag with snacks and food from your favorite spot. You can bring a water bottle too as long as it's sealed and under a liter. Over in the low 100's there's a booth for designated or responsible drivers where you pledge you won't drink and drive and you'll get a drink voucher for a fountain drink. Friday fireworks are worth staying after the last inning. read more
Formerly known as Minute Maid Park, Daikin Park was just a name change to me because everything is the same as I remembered. It was my pleasure to attend 2 Astros games in 2025. One was in May to celebrate AAPI Heritage with my nonprofit group and the other one in June for no particular reason. Well, I missed the Pride game on that Tuesday. So, I came back that Friday to buy the Pride shirt. Entering the park is easier now. But it took a little time on the first time. Because I had to create an MLB Go-ahead Entry. It took the same amount of time to wait in line to get scanned. My second time was just walk up and do a face scan and I am in. The app was only for ticket management. My face acts as my ticket for entry. So neat. It also knows how many people are on my ticket. The tickets are not cheap. The cheapest ticket to watch Astros will be far up by the roof. Me and my friend got dizzy walking up from the aisle to the seat. Well... we didn't go far. took some pictures before we walked up. I could use the app to transfer my ticket to a friend and vice versa. Services were pretty good at Daikin Park during the Astros games. I would definitely coming back next Astros season, mostly during pre-season. I like the atmosphere, not too much of the games. read more
My all-time favorite baseball stadium! I absolutely LOVE that it has a retractable roof - this keeps us cool on hot, humid Houston days and dry whenever it randomly decides to rain. The AC is almost always blasting inside, which is such a blessing compared to other stadiums. I love that they have so many different photo op spots! Plus, the announcer is so entertaining!! His enthusiasm is so infectious, you can't help but smile and enjoy the atmosphere. Whether you're a longtime fan or just attending a game while you're in town, you're sure to make some lasting memories! read more
1 year ago
Attended my first Astros game playing the Yankees and I had so much fun! Being a native Houstonian, I've never attended a game here but now am eager to go back. I was able to find free parking a few blocks over. It was easy to locate our gate due to security being on the corner directing people on where to go. Check in was straight forward. Since it was a Tuesday, we partook in the $1 hot dog special which did not disappoint. The infamous El Tiempo margarita line was super long so I waited until the 6th inning to grab drinks. One drink is valid per ID so my boyfriend did end up having to rush over to order his. They were really good! Our section was lively with great seats. I am looking forward to attending another game! read more
1 year ago
This was my second visit to the Astros ballpark, with my first visit coming in 2009. I'm not a big fan of the park. First, there isn't a lot around the park to visit pregame. Second, unless you're on the lower level the A/C doesn't make it up to the second deck. I've been to all the current domed stadiums in MLB and this is in the bottom tier of that group. I will say for a Thursday afternoon game, the crowd was energetic and the employees were friendly. Overall the stadium just feels large. It will probably be another 16 years before I visit here again. Not a fan. read more
12/2/2025: I am finding it difficult to call it anything other than Minute Maid Juice Box. We attended the Astros Light Up The Park last night. It was really cool. We got to go on the field and in the visitor dugout. Well done and it was neat to be in the park off season. GO 'STROS! read more
11 months ago
Such a great Park to experience priceless memories at, the baseball games, the concerts. This is nostalgic. Although there was a name change everything else feels familiar. Easy entry, affordable food, huge merch store! We love this classic Houston staple. We hope it's around for many more years to come! read more
5 months ago
I am here for the Humble High School graduation ceremony. It is very sad that in this very sophisticated facility, the school was reduced to using two stand alone speakers that do not provide sufficient sound for the size of the stadium, crowd and graduates. We were unable to hear the National Anthem or even know if the Pledge of Allegiance to the flags was recited. The graduates are sitting all the way to the left of the stage, so I am sure they cannot even hear what is being said for and about them. I would think that the facility management would have provided whatever was needed to make this experience truly memorable for the community. read more
2 months ago
1 year ago
Was really cool here. Took a Lyft to not have to deal with parking. Lines weren't terrible. Will definitely go back! read more
2 months ago
I attended my first MLB game ever, and saw the Astros play the Padres -- what a fun experience! The venue is enormous, and I appreciated that it was an enclosed dome. There was so much to see and take in, besides the actual game -- from food vendors and shopping, to the iconic train above left field. There are so many food and beverage vendors on each level. Our family had a blast! read more
2 years ago
Lots of little things add up to a big hassle. Plenty of promises made about how great buying season tickets would be. Perks, special events, great payment plans, visits and check ins from our sales person were all supposed to be part of the deal. Very little of that turned out to be true. Payment info not correct, app doesn't work, and ticket offers don't come up. Rather than solve issues it seems like "buy add ons" is the only option. Giveaways at the ball park this year are like not knowing what the secret code is for a hideout. You are there more than two hours before the game starts and still not receiving the promotion. Even with boxes of giveaways left, they are either set aside for others, or if you go in the entrance that doesn't have the item you can't get one at another entrance as re-entry is not allowed. If you ask at the entry if they still have the item they won't tell you so you can try another entrance. Daikin's concessions page is in desperate need of an update. Several of the new items and restaurants on the list are not available or no longer there. Improvement is needed. The Astros and their fans deserve better. read more
Parked blocks away for free parking which was not bad. Even paid $10 for a bike ride with music to the front of the stadium. I like that it's an indoor ballpark because it rained heavy, but it was humid inside and the park is small. My least favorite that I've been to so far. read more
The renamed Minute Maid Park, Daikin is still in the same ballpark, just with revised naming rights. Parking is generally not ideal; overpriced Astros and public lots unless you have free parking or downtown parking. The premiere baseball stadium in Houston, definitely a fun place to bring family. Lots of opportunities to spend money to fund the Crane family enterprises. The food generally is overpriced and subpar and the team store charges an arm and a leg for anything decent quality. Come for the baseball sporting experience and I would recommend bringing your own water and snacks (it is allowed) to minimize some of the blatant overcharges (a lot of regulars do this). The club and suite level are definitely a lot cleaner and less rowdy and better for those with kids. The Astros staff are quite stuck up and get power trips from being sticklers so just be wary of that. read more
4 months ago
One of my favorite ball parks! It's amazing! The fans are incredible! When Altuve comes up to plate the energy in the place is unequal. The bottom of the 7th and two errors by Detroit was a game changer and I got caught up in the energy of place. The people that work there are amazing as well. Always with a smile and friendly service. Like all parks the beer and food can be pricey but hey, you're sitting in the middle of the best place on earth. read more
Not really sure how I ended up being the first person to review this place but we got some free tickets to an Astros game and it wasn't a 7pm game so we brought our three year old for his first Astros game! Daikin field was easy to get to and we did pre paid parking for $20 and a short ten minute walk. Our seats were easy to find and everything was labeled really well. Bathrooms were close to where we were sitting and there were good snack bar options. Our seats were in the top section but we had a great view and Daikin Park is really well spaced out. Lots of places to linger and there's a small photo op area for kids and families along the first base line by the team store. read more
1 year ago
Beautiful stadium. No matter where you park, you have to walk a bit to get to the stadium. Parking ranges from 10 to 40 bucks. There's bikes with seats attached that can bring you closer to the stadium but I don't know how much those cost. Surprisingly they didn't do bag searches, but they pulled guys aside to screen them. Getting in and finding our seats was pretty easy. Most of the food places are on the first floor. We were on the 4th floor, section 417, even though they were nosebleed seats, we had a great view of the stadium and field. The fireworks post game are fantastic, but it's only on Friday games. When you eat or drink in the stadium, be prepared to pay a good penny as everything is inflated. 1 pretzel and 20oz coke was $18. The seats in the upper sections don't have proper airflow and it gets pretty stuffy up there. Definitely recommend to come see a game in person, it's atmosphere that makes it worth it! read more
1 year ago
Came for $1 hotdog on Tuesday! Sat in club level for Honda. It's always fun to watch the game with friends read more
1 year ago
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More info about Daikin Park
501 Crawford St
Houston, TX 77002
Downtown
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(713) 259-8000
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The sign outside of the stadium in the bell tower light, has been out for a while and was wondering when might this be fixed?
August 32.
Can my wife take her purse into a concert there?
Yes, but... There are size limitations and it may need to be clear. I believe there are specifics on…
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