How old is each MLB stadium?

Which MLB stadiums are the oldest? Which are the newest?

Take a look at each MLB team's current stadium, ranked from oldest to newest, based on the date of the team's first game in that ballpark.

There are 14 current MLB stadiums that were constructed prior to 2000, with some historic venues (Boston Red Sox's Fenway Park, Chicago Cubs' Wrigley Field) among them — ballparks that probably won't be replaced anytime soon due to the nostalgia surrounding the parks.

That leaves 16 current MLB ballparks that started being used in the 2000 season or even more recently. The Texas Rangers' Globe Life Field is the most recently constructed stadium.

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MLB stadium rankings from oldest to newest

1. Boston Red Sox - Fenway Park: April 20, 1912

2. Chicago Cubs - Wrigley Field: April 23, 1914

3. Los Angeles Dodgers - Dodger Stadium: April 10, 1962

4. Los Angeles Angels - Angel Stadium: April 19, 1966

5. Oakland Athletics - Oakland Coliseum: April 17, 1968

6. Kansas City Royals - Kaufman Stadium: April 10, 1973

7. Toronto Blue Jays - Rogers Centre: June 5, 1989

8. Chicago White Sox - Guaranteed Rate Field: April 18, 1991

9. Baltimore Orioles - Oriole Park at Camden Yards: April 6, 1992

10. Cleveland Guardians - Progressive Field: April 4, 1994

11. Colorado Rockies - Coors Field: April 26, 1995

12. Tampa Bay Rays - Tropicana Field: March 31, 1998

13. Arizona Diamondbacks - Chase Field: March 31, 1998

14. Seattle Mariners - T-Mobile Park: July 15, 1999

15. Houston Astros - Minute Maid Park: April 7, 2000

16. Detroit Tigers - Comerica Park: April 11, 2000

17. San Francisco Giants - Oracle Park: April 11, 2000

18. Milwaukee Brewers - American Family Field: April 6, 2001

19. Pittsburgh Pirates - PNC Park: April 9, 2001

20. Cincinnati Reds - Great American Ball Park: March 31, 2003

21. San Diego Padres - Petco Park: April 8, 2004

22. Philadelphia Phillies - Citizens Bank Park: April 12, 2004

23. St. Louis Cardinals - Busch Stadium: April 10, 2006

24. Washington Nationals - Nationals Park: March 30, 2008

25. New York Mets - Citi Field: April 13, 2009

26. New York Yankees - Yankee Stadium: April 16, 2009

27. Minnesota Twins - Target Field: April 12, 2010

28. Miami Marlines - loanDepot park: April 4, 2012

29. Atlanta Braves - Truist Park, April 14, 2017

30. Texas Rangers - Globe Life Field: July 24, 2020

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