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Houston, Texas
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The stadium's roof can open or close in just 20 minutes, allowing games to be played in various weather conditions.
Before becoming a baseball stadium, the site was home to Houston's Union Station, a major railway hub.
A replica of an 1860s locomotive runs along the left-field wall, celebrating the site's railway history.
Tal's Hill, a 30-degree incline with a flagpole, was a quirky feature until its removal in 2016.
Minute Maid, a brand of beverages, acquired the naming rights in 2002, replacing the original name, Enron Field.
The Houston Astros, who have won multiple division titles and a World Series, play their home games here.
Minute Maid Park features a Bermuda grass playing surface, a rarity among MLB stadiums with retractable roofs.
The stadium can accommodate 41,168 fans, making it one of the larger venues in Major League Baseball.
The stadium's central location makes it easily accessible and a key part of the city's sports and entertainment district.
