Parking, bag policy, transit and history are on the main Daikin Park guide.
The short answer on Daikin Park seats
On the Daikin Park seating chart, section numbers start at 100 in the Crawford Boxes in left field and rise past third base and home plate toward right field, and the same pattern repeats on every deck. Home plate sits behind sections 118–120 on the Field level, 217–221 on the Honda Club Level, 317–321 on the Terrace Deck and 417–421 on the View Deck. For the best all-around seat, pick the Dugout Boxes (112–126) close to home plate; for the best view per ticket, take the first rows of the Terrace Deck or the View Deck behind the plate.
The ballpark was Minute Maid Park until the end of 2024 (and Enron Field before that). Section numbers did not change with the name, so a Minute Maid Park seating chart lines up with today's map seat for seat. Where this page cites the team's map, it means the Astros' 2025 Daikin Park seat map with legend; row and seat details come from RateYourSeats' section pages.
- Closest to the plate: Phillips 66 Diamond Club and Insperity Club, directly behind home.
- Astros side: first-base side, 122–131.
- Shade with the roof open: third-base side.
- Home run seats: Crawford Boxes 100–104 and Bullpen Boxes 152–154.
Section numbers, level by level
Read the chart as four stacked rings that all number the same way: low numbers in left field, the middle of the range behind home plate, high numbers in right field. Seen from above with home plate at the bottom of the picture, the numbers run counterclockwise. (The team's own map is drawn tilted, with home plate at the lower left.)
Field level (100s)
- Crawford Boxes 100–104: the raised left-field seats along Crawford Street, per RateYourSeats and Wikipedia. The team's map colors 100–103 as the Crawford Boxes and groups 104 with Field Box V (104–108), so section 104, at the corner, is listed both ways.
- Field Boxes 105–111: the third-base line, from the left-field corner in toward the infield, per RateYourSeats.
- Dugout Boxes 112–126: the infield, behind the visitors' dugout at 112–116, through home plate at 118–120, to behind the Astros' dugout at 122–126, per RateYourSeats. The team's map has no sections numbered 115, 117, 121 or 123.
- Field Boxes 127–134: the first-base line out to the right-field corner.
- Bullpen Boxes 150–156: right and right-center field under the scoreboard, numbered from the right-field corner (150) toward center (156).
- Diamond Club and Insperity Club: the team's map labels the rows directly behind home plate as the Phillips 66 Diamond Club (lettered AA and A–F) and a second ring behind them as the Insperity Club (70–75).
Honda Club Level (200s)
Sections 205–236 run from the left-field corner (205) around to the right-field line (236). The team's map shades 217–221 as Club Box Home Plate, with Club I and Club II on either side and the Power Club at 233–236. The Chevy Mezzanine, 250–255, sits above the Bullpen Boxes in right-center field, and the Jim Beam Bourbon Bar is near 205–206.
The numbered ring above the club level
Between the club level and the upper deck, the team's map draws a ring of small boxes numbered 1 to 55, running from the third-base side (1) around home plate to the right-field line (55), with the Gallagher Club label at its third-base end. The map's legend does not define the ring, and the Astros' guide places the Bank of America Suite Level in this part of the building, so confirm what a ticket there includes.
Terrace Deck (300s)
The front of the upper deck, 305 in the left-field corner to 334 down the right-field line on the team's map, with Terrace Deck Home Plate at 317–321. RateYourSeats also lists 336–338, and ShadedSeats refers to 333–338.
View Deck (400s)
The top tier, from 405 in the left-field corner to 434 in right field on the team's map; RateYourSeats lists sections up to 438. The map groups View Deck I (413–425) around home plate, View Deck II on either side and Outfield Decks at both ends. Sections 397–399 near the right-field corner sit beside the Michelob Ultra Club patio.
Rows per section and seat numbers
Neither the team's map nor its ballpark guide prints rows, so the counts below come from RateYourSeats' section pages. Treat them as a guide and check the row printed on your ticket.
- Dugout Boxes: deep. Section 114 runs rows 5–40, because row 5 is the first row behind the dugouts; section 127 runs rows 1–40. The entrance is at the top, row 40.
- Crawford Boxes: short, rows 1–10 in section 101.
- Bullpen Boxes: rows 1–20 in section 154, with wheelchair positions behind row 20.
- Honda Club Level: rows 1–12 in sections such as 213 and 228; RateYourSeats puts the home-plate club sections 218–220 at about 6 rows.
- Chevy Mezzanine: up to 17 rows.
- Terrace Deck: rows 1–9, the first nine rows of the upper deck.
- View Deck: rows 1–17, steep, with the tunnel at row 1, so higher rows mean a climb.
Seat numbers: RateYourSeats reports, section after section, that the lowest seat number sits on your left as you face the field, so seat 1 is on the left aisle. The team does not publish this rule and no second guide confirms it, so if an aisle seat matters, confirm the seat location before you buy. RateYourSeats' pages show numbered rows, not lettered ones, throughout the general seating bowls.
What you see from each deck
Field level
The Dugout Boxes behind home plate (118–120) give the classic centered view, and the netting covers sections 112 through 126, per the team's map. Low rows near the dugouts feel close but put players on the top step in your line; middle rows clear them. The Crawford Boxes look across a short left field toward the infield at an angle: excellent for home runs, poor for judging pitches. The Bullpen Boxes face the infield from right field and look into the bullpens, with the Astros' pen in front of 155–156, per RateYourSeats.
Honda Club Level
A raised, broadcast-style angle with only about a dozen rows, so even the back row is close to the rail. The home-plate sections, 217–221, are the strongest seats on this deck.
Terrace Deck
Only nine rows deep, so the front of the upper deck feels much closer than its height suggests. RateYourSeats rates 317–321 behind home plate as the best on the level and notes that the third-base side has the better angle to the main videoboard.
View Deck
The full field in one frame. RateYourSeats calls 417–421 the best overall views upstairs, while 430–438 in right field have a limited view of the scoreboard. A reviewer in section 418 noted that railings in front of the low rows cut into the view of the mound and batter's box, so row 3 and up is a safer choice there.
Sun and shade when the roof is open
With the roof closed, which is the norm in the Houston summer, the side of the park matters little. ShadedSeats notes that even then, sun through the big left-field windows can reach seats deep on the first-base line and near the right-field pole. With the roof open, ShadedSeats and RateYourSeats agree that the third-base side is the shade side, because the park faces north-northwest and the sun sets behind left field.
- 1:10 p.m. starts: View Deck 408–416 shades first; club sections 208–216 follow a few innings in; field sections 108–118 come last.
- 3:10 p.m. starts: 108–116, 208–216, 309–316 and 408–416.
- Evening: behind home plate and the third-base side; the Crawford Boxes move into shade by about 7:10 p.m.
- Covered rows: RateYourSeats lists rows 32 and up in section 114 and rows 35 and up in 127 and 133 as shaded during most day games, rows 13 and up in View Deck 418, and rows 18 and up in the Bullpen Boxes under the terrace above.
- Sunniest: 131–134, 232–236 and 333–338 along the first-base line toward the right-field pole, per ShadedSeats.
Concerts and other configurations
For stadium concerts, RateYourSeats' section notes point to an end stage in center field facing home plate. That turns the field into lettered floor sections, Field A through R, with Field D and Field M as the center floor blocks. The sections behind home plate on every deck look straight at the stage, the Field Boxes at 104–110 and 128–131 become side-of-stage seats, and the outfield sections closest to the stage, such as the Crawford Boxes, the Bullpen Boxes and the Chevy Mezzanine, can sit beside or behind it with a limited view. Layouts change by tour, so check the map for your specific show.
Seats to weigh before you buy
- Low rows behind the dugouts: close, but the dugout roof and players can block part of home plate.
- The right-field corner of the upper deck, 430–438: far from the plate and short on scoreboard view.
- Bullpen Boxes rows 1–17 on a sunny open-roof afternoon: exposed until the game is well along.
- The top rows of the View Deck: a long climb from the row 1 tunnel.
Clubs and premium areas on the chart
- Phillips 66 Diamond Club: the rows directly behind home plate, lettered on the team's map.
- Insperity Club: the ring behind the Diamond Club, boxes 70–75.
- Gallagher Club: labeled on the team's map at the third-base end of the numbered ring above the club level.
- Honda Club Level: 205–236, with Club Box Home Plate at 217–221 and the Power Club at 233–236.
- Six J Marketing Field Club, Batters Eye Boxes and Budweiser Brew House: the social and drink-rail spaces in center field.
- Standing room: the team's map marks an SRO area in right-center field.
Sponsor names change often; the section numbers are the reliable way to read the chart.
Accessible seating and elevators
The Astros' disability access guide lists accessible and companion seating in these sections:
- Field level: 100, 106, 134, 151, 153, 154 and 156.
- Club level: 208, 211, 212, 213, 225, 227 and 234.
- Chevy Mezzanine: 253 and 254.
- Terrace Deck: 305, 307, 309, 311, 314, 316, 318, 320, 322, 324, 327, 329, 331 and 333.
- Diamond Club: section F. Insperity Club: section 70.
General elevators are on the third-base side near section 109; an elevator for guests with limited mobility is on the first-base side near 128 and reaches the club, suite and upper levels; another serves the Mezzanine from behind 156. Assistive listening devices are at Fan Accommodations, section 112, which also handles relocations along with section 323. The captioning board hangs above the Mezzanine in right field, and the guide says most seats in 100–120, 208–227 and 305–329 can see it. These details are as published for 2026; check the guide before the game.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Daikin Park seating chart the same as Minute Maid Park's?
Yes. Minute Maid Park became Daikin Park on January 1, 2025, and the section numbers did not change, so an older Minute Maid Park chart matches the current one.
Which sections are behind home plate at Daikin Park?
Sections 118–120 on the Field level, 217–221 on the Honda Club Level, 317–321 on the Terrace Deck and 417–421 on the View Deck, with the Diamond Club rows directly behind the plate.
How are seats numbered at Daikin Park, and what is the view like?
RateYourSeats reports that seat 1 is on your left as you face the field, though the team does not publish the rule. The best views come from the home-plate sections on any deck; 430–438 in the upper right-field corner have a limited scoreboard view.
How many rows are in a section at Daikin Park?
Per RateYourSeats, Dugout Box sections run to row 40, club sections about 12 rows, the Terrace Deck 9 rows and the View Deck 17 rows.
Which side of Daikin Park is in the shade?
When the roof is open, the third-base side shades first, especially 408–416, 208–216 and 108–116 in afternoon games. The first-base line toward right field is the sunniest.
Where is accessible seating at Daikin Park?
On every level, including field sections 100, 106 and 134, club sections such as 208 and 225, Mezzanine 253–254 and many Terrace Deck sections. The mobility elevator is near section 128.