Great food and beautiful ball stadium. My husband and I took our young grandsons to watch the Blue Jays and had dinner there. We sat once on the first base line, low down and one in the mid-section of left field. I preferred the higher seats.as you could see more. We had nachos and hot dogs, all good. The only downside is that the wine was TERRIBLE. We went two nights, and had a glass each, both equally bad. The ballpark staff were very helpful and friendly and it was really easy to get in and out, even after the game.

Diamond Baseball Tour took us to Houston to see this park. Enjoyed it especially since it was dollar dog night. Been here before for a couple of games. Very entertaining as it was star wars night. So a lot of people in costumes with entertainment on the field also.

We aren’t Astros fans because they cheated, but this stadium is something to see. The only real problem was that you couldn’t understand the sound system where we were. The dome was closed, so I do not know if that affects the sound. There are so many restaurants here. St Arnold’s brewery stand is awesome.

Regardless your opinion of the Houston Astros "The Juice Box" is an impressive place to watch baseball. Opened in 2000 with a retractable roof Minute Maid Park sits downtown with plenty of parking and there really isn't a bad seat in the place. Loaded with local concessions plus wide concourses seats also seem larger than most, though a few more access points to upper levels would be ideal.