Oklahoma City's Bricktown Ballpark

History:

Built in the late 1990's as one of the centerpieces of Oklahoma City's original MAPS initiative, the Bricktown Ballpark opened in 1998 as the home of the re-branded Triple-A baseball team, the Oklahoma City Dodgers. In its life, the park has carried multiple names as a result of corporate naming rights. First, it was the Southwestern Bell Bricktown Ballpark, then simply the SBC Bricktown Ballpark before a merger with AT&T in 2006. It was known as the AT&T Bricktown Ballpark until 2011 when the company opted not to renew the agreement. New RedHawks owners dubbed it RedHawks Ballpark for a short time, and it is now the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.

Of course, any kind of "official" name matters little to Oklahoma City residents, who typically refer to the park as the Bricktown Ballpark or simply and affectionately "The Brick."

Style & Amenities:

Constructed in the style and tradition of older baseball playing fields, the park is one of the more charming venues in minor-league baseball. It seats just over 13,000 fans and features private suites and restaurant seating. Outfield dimensions are 325 feet to both left and right fields, 400 feet to straight center.

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Location & Directions:

The Bricktown Ballpark is located on Mickey Mantle Drive between Reno and Sheridan Avenue, just to the north I-40 in downtown Oklahoma City. Get information on nearby event parking.

Tickets:

Tickets for Oklahoma City Dodgers games or any other Bricktown Ballpark event can be purchased by calling (405) 218-1000. In addition, tickets ordering and seating charts are available online.

In person, you can visit the ticket office on the west side or the park, just north of the intersection of Reno Avenue & Mickey Mantle Drive.

Other Events:

In addition to Dodgers baseball, the park hosts fitness and fundraising events, the Big 12 Baseball Tournament, Bedlam College Baseball and the winter snow tubing as part of the popular annual Downtown in December events.

Nearby Hotels & Lodging:

Traveling to Oklahoma City for an event at the Bricktown Ballpark. Here are some hotel options nearby. Also, see a list of the best hotels in the Bricktown/Downtown area.