A guide to the West Coast MLB stadiums — the six ballparks in California and Seattle. Where each team plays, how the parks cluster for a road trip, and how to plan your visit.
Southern California has two parks a short drive apart — Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles and Angel Stadium in Anaheim — with Petco Park in San Diego about two hours south. The Bay Area has Oracle Park in San Francisco, with the Athletics playing in the Sacramento area to the northeast. Seattle's T-Mobile Park anchors the Pacific Northwest.
The California parks string together naturally along Interstate 5: San Diego, the two Los Angeles-area parks, the Sacramento area, and San Francisco. Seattle is a longer haul north and usually pairs best with a separate Pacific Northwest trip. Check each stadium guide for airport distances, transit, and ballpark food before you go.
The MLB regular season runs from spring into fall, and West Coast weather is reliable through much of it, with warm, dry summers across California. Always check the home team's schedule for game dates — Chasing Stadiums never guesses matchups for you.
Six: Dodger Stadium, Angel Stadium, Oracle Park, the Athletics' current Sacramento-area home, and Petco Park in California, plus T-Mobile Park in Seattle.
Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles) and Angel Stadium (Anaheim) are the closest — a short drive apart — which makes them an easy same-trip pairing, often with Petco Park in San Diego added.
Yes. The California parks line up along Interstate 5 from San Diego to San Francisco; Seattle is a longer trip north. See our West Coast Baseball Road Trips guide to plan a route.