Royals Ballparks

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Ballparks

Ballparks: 1973 - Present

Municipal Stadium

Years: 1969-72
Capacity: 30,296 (1969-70); 35,561 (1971-72)
Location: 22nd Street and Brooklyn Avenue
Municipal Stadium was also the home of the Kansas City Athletics (1955-67) and the Negro Leagues' Kansas City Monarchs.

Kauffman Stadium

Years: 1973-Present
Capacity: 38,177
Location: I-70 & Blue Ridge Cutoff
Originally known as Royals Stadium, the facility was officially renamed in honor of Ewing M. Kauffman in a ceremony on July 2, 1993.
More on Kauffman Stadium >

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