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Monroe County school officials want to put $5 million in upgrades to the Founders Park baseball field with new artificial turf, a multi-use building and new perimeter fencing. But they need the village of Islamorada to sign off on the plan before improvements begin on the field.
Located at the front of the park, the field was constructed under a 2001 agreement between the school district and village. Per the pact, the district pays for field improvements, which in the past has included resurfacing projects and new fencing.
In addition to turf, the project proposes to construct a roughly 2,000-square-foot multi-use building with a concession stand, press box, locker rooms and restrooms. New bleachers and perimeter fencing are also proposed, as well as moving the backstop forward to prevent foul balls from reaching U.S. 1.
Tony Hammon recently took over as the Hurricanes head baseball coach. Once a firm believer in sod, Hammon said artificial turf is the only feasible option for other sports than baseball that will use the field.
Capt. Ed Davidson, a former school board member, has been critical of the process involving improvements to the baseball field. He also shared issues with artificial turf, which he said are full of PFAS (poly-fluoroalkyl substances).
As a courtesy to seated guests, fans returning from the main concourse are asked to wait until an at bat is complete before accessing the aisle. Team members on the main concourse will restrict access into the seating bowl while the game is in play.
Any individual or small group (6 people or fewer) wishing to perform the National Anthem prior to an Astros game or God Bless America during the 7th Inning Stretch during Sunday home games must submit an .mp3 file or YouTube link of the singer(s) performing an a cappella version of the National Anthem or God Bless America to [email protected]. Pieces should be performed traditionally and be no more than 90 seconds.
The Astros Buddies Kids Club presented by H-E-B is the Houston Astros official fan club for kids 12 and under. For only $38* plus taxes and fees, children 12 and under will receive Astros Buddies premium items including a reversible bucket hat, backpack, socks, lanyard, and four (4) tickets to a 2024 Astros home game. Plus, members get access to exclusive Buddies-only opportunities throughout the season with Astros players. More information and memberships are available at www.astros.com/buddies and at the Buddies Information Booths located near Section 132 and in the Atrium near Section 105, through the end of the 4th inning on game days.
The Astros Foundation is the official 501(c)(3) team charity of the Houston Astros. We seek to harness the passion of our fans to support youth sports and education programs, the recognition/honor of our nation's military, childhood cancer and domestic violence awareness and efforts to reduce homelessness. Our cornerstone initiatives include the Community Leaders program, the Astros Youth Academy and the Astros RBI program. For more information, please visit www.astros.com/foundation.
Organized in 1989, RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) is a MLB program that provides young athletes an opportunity to combine athletics and academics. The Astros Nike RBI program utilizes the facilities and instructors at the Astros Youth Academy.
The main Astros Team Store is located in center field at the corner of Congress Street and Crawford Street. The entrance is facing Congress Street and one-hour Team Store parking will be available during public store hours in the parking lot across the street. Designated spots will be marked with Astros Team Store signage.
A cornerstone of the Astros youth baseball and softball initiative is the Astros Youth Academy, which provides free baseball and softball instruction, life-skills training and academic support to young athletes in the Greater Houston Area. The Academy's experienced staff members serve over 10,000 participants, year-round. The Academy is home to the Astros RBI program, baseball and softball summer camps and clinics. The Astros Youth Academy is located at 2801 Victory Drive, Houston TX 77088 and is run by the Astros Foundation.
To ensure a safe environment for both our fans and players, we will monitor local guidelines to inform our decision on whether autographs will be allowed for the 2024 season. For the most up-to-date decision on the topic, please continue to check back here.
Standing or stepping on ballpark seats may lead to serious bodily injury. The Houston Astros request, for your safety and other ballpark guests, that you do not step, stand or use seats in a manner other than intended at Minute Maid Park.
The Bank of America Suite Level underwent a complete transformation for the 2020 season. With a focus on delivering an enhanced premium experience throughout the entire level, the streamlined appearance of the impressive renovation is brighter and livelier creating an atmosphere that sets the tone for a true premium fan experience at every turn.
The Astros welcome banners as long as the banners support the teams and their players, are baseball-related, do not interfere with the game or other guests' enjoyment of the game, obstruct the view of other patrons, cover ballpark advertising or other signage, promote a commercial product or service, or contain language deemed inappropriate by Houston Astros management. The Astros do not permit signs, posters, or banners that are obscene, slanderous or in bad taste, and reserve the right to remove any sign deemed inappropriate. Banners may not be paraded through any part of the ballpark and may only be displayed between innings. Banners or signs cannot be larger than 3' x 2' or have any items affixed to them.
Limited bicycle parking is available near the Left and Center Field Gates along Crawford Street and by the Right Field Gate near Preston Street. Please note that gate locations are provided only as general reference points for the bicycle parking racks.
Reliant Charging Stations are located throughout the entire park for your convenience. Simply use the interactive screen to vend a power pack, go back to your seat, and then return it to any charging station when you are done. Packs can be returned to any Reliant kiosk, even outside the stadium. Rentals are FREE for the first day of each rental.
The Houston Astros provide complimentary tickets to local 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations through the Charity Group Tickets program. Groups interested in receiving tickets to select games can submit an online application at www.astros.com/charitygrouptickets.
Developed by Astros Owner and Chairman, Jim Crane, the Community Leaders program seeks to provide the next generation of young athletes with the environment and resources they need to develop both physically and mentally. Baseball and softball teach young players the importance of teamwork, perseverance and commitment, principles that will serve them not only on the field, but throughout their lives. Through the help of its generous corporate partners, the program impacts thousands of children and their youth baseball and softball leagues throughout the city, providing additional resources, instructional player and coaching clinics, infrastructure enhancements, uniforms, and equipment at no cost. For its efforts, the Community Leaders program was awarded the 2017 Allan H. Selig Award for Philanthropic Excellence, Major League Baseball's highest honor for the charitable efforts of its clubs. For more information, visit www.astros.com/communityleaders.
ARAMARK's goal is to offer the highest quality food and beverage experience to all fans visiting Minute Maid Park. A variety of food and beverage is available throughout the ballpark at concession stands and portable carts. Please click here for the complete list.
Following games, the Houston Police Department closes Texas Avenue at Crawford Street for approximately 20 minutes. This closure allows for a safe pedestrian exit of the majority of fans at the game. Once HPD reopens the streets, fan pick-up is available along the south and west sides of the ballpark.
Immediate post-game pick-up is permitted along Jackson Street on the south side of Minute Maid Park. However, all vehicles picking up at that location must be attended while drivers are waiting for their guest(s) to arrive.
Elevators for all fans are located on the third base side of the ballpark near Section 109. An elevator on the first base side near Section 128 is designated for use by guests with mobility limitations. The elevator provides access to the Honda Club Level, the Bank of America Suite Level, and the Upper Levels (Sections 305-434) of Minute Maid Park.
Want to be a part of the team? The Houston Astros are always looking for friendly, service-oriented people to help make our fan experience the best in sports. Many of our available roles are part-time and based on the game schedule. Interested parties should go online to www.astros.com/jobs.
All Astros Major League equipment is recycled for use in Spring Training and for our minor league system. Non-profit groups may contact the Recycled Baseball Items Foundation, which is an independent non-team affiliated charity, at www.rbi-houston.org to request assistance in procuring used equipment for your team or league.
Escalators for general fan use to the Honda Club Level and the Upper Concourse are located at Section 109, near Union Station. Escalators near the Center Field Entrance provide access to the Silverado Mezzanine. Escalators providing access to only the Honda Club Level and the Bank of America Suite Level can be found at the Clock Tower entrance.
No refunds, cancellations or exchanges are given for Astros single game tickets. Season ticket holders and partial plan holders are eligible for our Ticket Exchange Program. Call (713) 259-8300 or your personal ticket representative for details.
Fan Accommodations Centers are open during all Astros games. They are located on the Main Concourse at Section 112 and on the Upper Concourse at Section 323. Services include lost and found, seat relocation, storing of large items (strollers, wheelchairs, etc.) and providing general fan information (schedules, ballpark information, etc.).
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