Pro Ballparks with Artificial Turf

14 MLB and affiliated minor league ballparks have an artificial turf field on file, and the biggest is Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona. Figures are for the 2026 season.

  1. 1MLBChase Field — Arizona Diamondbacks (Phoenix, Arizona)48,330 seats
  2. 2MLBGlobe Life Field — Texas Rangers (Arlington, Texas)40,300 seats
  3. 3MLBloanDepot park — Miami Marlins (Miami, Florida)37,446 seats
  4. 4MLBTropicana Field — Tampa Bay Rays (St. Petersburg, Florida)25,025 seats
  5. 5High-AMaimonides Park — Brooklyn Cyclones (Brooklyn, New York)7,000 seats
  6. 6High-AHillsboro Hops Ballpark — Hillsboro Hops (Hillsboro, Oregon)6,000 seats
  7. 7High-AHeritage Financial Park — Hudson Valley Renegades (Wappingers Falls, New York)5,400 seats
  8. 8High-AAdventHealth Stadium — Rome Emperors (Rome, Georgia)5,105 seats
  9. 9Double-ABlue Wahoos Stadium — Pensacola Blue Wahoos (Pensacola, Florida)5,038 seats
  10. 10Single-AVirginia Credit Union Stadium — Fredericksburg Nationals (Fredericksburg, Virginia)5,000 seats
  11. 11Single-AJackie Robinson Ballpark — Daytona Tortugas (Daytona Beach, Florida)4,200 seats
  12. 12High-APK Park — Eugene Emeralds (Eugene, Oregon)4,000 seats
  13. 13High-AABC Supply Stadium — Beloit Sky Carp (Beloit, Wisconsin)3,850 seats
  14. 14High-AFunko Field — Everett AquaSox (Everett, Washington)3,682 seats

How this list works

Every pro ballpark in the directory whose playing surface is artificial turf, ranked by seating capacity.

Capacity is the seating figure the team or school publishes; figures vary by source and some include lawn seating.

A park shared by two teams appears once.

Data covers the 2026 season and comes from each ballpark’s listing in our directory. Last updated October 30, 2026. See something wrong? Use the correction form on the ballpark’s page.