Daikin Park Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Minute Maid Park besides catching a ballgame. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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Tickets for standard public tours of Minute Maid Park are US$15 for adults and US$12 for seniors and children ages 3-14. Children under 2 enter for free. Short "minute" tours cost US$10, while longer tours cost up to US$25. Gameday tours cost between US$45 and US$250. Game tickets generally range from around US$20 to US$150.

It depends on which public tour you book. “Classic” tours visit club and suite levels, the press box, the on-field warning track, and the Houston Methodist Hall of Fame Alley. Other tours head around the stadium, from behind the scoreboard to the roof deck to player dugouts.

Yes, Minute Maid Park is wheelchair accessible—the stadium has designated accessible and companion seating from all vantage points. Visitors using wheelchairs can also find designated accessible parking spaces on lots A, B, and C on the stadium's east side. All stadium entrances and exits are accessible.

You can purchase tickets for official public tours of Minute Maid Park online through the official Houston Astros website, at the ballpark’s box office, or via authorized ticket retailers. For tours during game days, visitors must have both a game ticket and a tour ticket, sold separately.

Yes, there are special tours of Minute Maid Park on game days. Pregame and owner experience tours start two hours before game time, and multiple seating levels and other ballpark areas are visited. These tours require a game day ticket and a public tour ticket, sold separately.