Daikin Park

Daikin Park is the home of the Houston Astros and one of baseball's most distinctive retractable-roof ballparks. Located in downtown Houston, the venue brought outdoor baseball back to the city after 35 years in the Astrodome. The 242-foot retractable roof was a first-of-its-kind innovation, allowing open-air baseball while protecting from Houston's heat and rain. The ballpark's classic architecture and natural grass evoke baseball's Golden Age.

The stadium opened in 2000 as Enron Field and was later renamed Minute Maid Park before becoming Daikin Park. The $250 million ballpark was approved by voters in 1996 and designed by HOK. In its inaugural season, it drew over 3 million fans. The venue has hosted World Series games, including the Astros' championship runs. It replaced the Astrodome as Houston's baseball home.