Kauffman Stadium, Baseball stadium in Kansas City, United States
Kauffman Stadium incorporates modern 1970s aesthetics with a seating capacity of 37,903 and features extensive fountain displays beyond the outfield fence.
The stadium opened its gates on April 10, 1973, when 39,464 spectators witnessed the Kansas City Royals secure a 12-1 victory against the Texas Rangers.
The stadium stands as the sole American League venue named after a person, changing from Royals Stadium to Kauffman Stadium in honor of Ewing Kauffman in 1993.
The venue offers multiple parking areas, accessible seating sections, comprehensive food options, and clear sightlines from every section of the baseball field.
The outfield contains the largest privately funded water fountain system, creating a distinctive water display that operates throughout baseball games.
Location: Kansas City
Architects: Kivett and Myers
Official opening: April 10, 1973
Capacity: 37903
Website: https://mlb.com/royals/ballpark
GPS coordinates: 39.05139,-94.48056
Latest update: May 26, 2025 19:45
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