description Busch Stadium Overview
Busch Stadium is the home field for the St. Louis Cardinals Major League Baseball team. Located in downtown St. Louis, it’s recognized for offering a prominent view of the iconic Gateway Arch.
The stadium serves baseball fans and tourists seeking an experience within the city's vibrant sports and entertainment district.
help Busch Stadium FAQ
Can you see the Gateway Arch from inside Busch Stadium?
Yes, the Gateway Arch is visible from many seats at Busch Stadium, which is located in downtown St. Louis roughly 1,000 feet from the monument. The Arch rises 630 feet and provides one of the most iconic skyline backdrops in Major League Baseball.
When did the Cardinals open the current Busch Stadium?
The current Busch Stadium, sometimes called Busch Stadium III, opened on April 10, 2006, replacing the previous Busch Stadium that had stood since 1966. In their inaugural season there, the Cardinals won the World Series, defeating the Detroit Tigers in five games.
Did Busch Stadium host the MLB All-Star Game?
Yes, Busch Stadium hosted the MLB All-Star Game on July 14, 2009. The American League defeated the National League 4–3, and then-Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols participated in the game for the NL.
How many people does Busch Stadium hold?
Busch Stadium has a capacity of approximately 44,000 for regular baseball games. The stadium was designed by the architecture firm Populous (then known as HOK Sport), which has designed numerous Major League Baseball venues.
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