Daikin Park

Daikin Park in downtown Houston is the retractable-roof home of the Astros, with a miniature train that runs along the outfield wall after home runs. The roof lets baseball continue through Houston's summer heat and humidity without sacrificing an open-air feel when conditions allow. Its downtown setting and quirky left-field dimensions give it a distinct character among modern ballparks. Home games draw a loyal, increasingly championship-hungry Astros fan base.

It opened in 2000 as Enron Field, then became Astros Field before adopting the Minute Maid Park name later that year, and it was renamed Daikin Park in 2025. The ballpark hosted the Astros' 2017 World Series championship run and games from their 2019 and 2022 World Series appearances, including the 2022 title clincher on the road but celebrated at home. Its retractable roof and train in left field have become signature features recognized across MLB. The building remains the centerpiece of the Astros' recent era of sustained postseason success.