Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium, Baseball venue in Vancouver, Canada
Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium is a baseball venue in Vancouver, Canada. The stadium features a covered grandstand behind home plate, open bleachers along the baselines, and a natural grass field with a dirt infield.
The stadium opened in 1951 and has been home to various minor league teams over the decades. It was renamed in 1956 to honor Nat Bailey, a local restaurateur and baseball promoter.
The name Nat Bailey comes from the man who brought professional baseball to Vancouver and founded the stadium. Today, locals still call it Nat Bailey, and the stands fill with fans who come for the game and the familiar food smells of popcorn and hot dogs.
The stadium is easily reached by public transit, with a bus stop right outside and a SkyTrain station a short walk away. Once inside, the concourse wraps around the field, so you can walk full circle without missing any of the action.
The stadium's original wooden grandstand, built in 1951, still stands and is one of the oldest in the minor leagues. The press box, perched above the stands, offers a clear view of the city skyline beyond the outfield.
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