Houston, We Have a Home Run!

 Orbiting the Best Park in Texas

Stellar Seating

Welcome to Space City! Home of the two-time World Series champion Houston Astros. Yes, I said two-time champions. In the heart of Houston, Minute Maid Park stands as a shining gem for baseball enthusiasts and even the biggest of haters. Offering Astro-nomical amenities from Hall of Fame Alley to the Center Field Concourse, this is a must-see stadium.


Celestial Escape

Just a small hike from Minute Maid les Discovery Green, a 12-acre urban park that can serve as an oasis in the heart of downtown H-Town. Something you can do now is visit the NASA Johnson Space Center. Houston obviously has a deep connection to space exploration, and you can't visit Space City without a trip to the Space Center. Explore space artifacts, interact with exhibits, and even try astronaut food!

A Giant Leap for Tourists

Being a native of Houston may cause some bias; however, the most exciting asset coming soon is the 60,000-square-foot entertainment district. Including a 17-story hotel and numerous retail and dining spaces for Houstonians. Visitors can watch Astro games on a big screen outside of the ballpark. The multi-million-dollar entertainment district was inspired by other MLB stadiums like Texas Live in Arlington and Ballpark Village in St. Louis. The team is hoping to break ground next season.

The Eagle Has Landed

A visit to Minute Maid Park isn't just a baseball game; it's an expedition into the heart of Houston. It's known for its diverse people, food, and landscapes. Houston invites you to embark on a journey, whether it's to root for one of the best teams in baseball or boo until your heart is satisfied. Grab your tickets and get ready for an unforgettable experience in the best baseball atmosphere in the great state of Texas! Thanks for tagging along, until next time!










Entertainment District Info
Location: 501 Crawford St, Houston, TX 77002, USA

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