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Banner Island Ballpark: Stockton's Waterfront Diamond

Experience America's pastime at Banner Island Ballpark, Stockton's premier waterfront destination for baseball and community events.

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Home to the Stockton Ports, Banner Island Ballpark offers a classic baseball experience with modern amenities and a scenic waterfront backdrop. Opened in 2005, the stadium is a key part of Stockton's downtown revitalization and a nod to the city's rich baseball history.

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Local tips

  • Arrive early to secure parking, especially for popular games and events.
  • Check the Stockton Ports' schedule for themed nights and special promotions to enhance your experience.
  • Consider taking public transportation or a rideshare to avoid parking hassles.
  • Explore the downtown Stockton waterfront area before or after the game for a complete experience.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the Stockton Arena, walk west on W Fremont St for about 0.3 miles. You'll pass the San Joaquin County Courthouse on your right. Continue to 404 W Fremont St. The ballpark will be on your left.

  • Public Transport

    From the Stockton Transit Center, take Bus Route 26 or 27 towards the Civic Center. Get off at Fremont St & S El Dorado St. Walk west on W Fremont St for about 0.2 miles to 404 W Fremont St. Single ride fares typically cost $1 to $7.

  • Taxi/Ride-Share

    Use a ride-share service or taxi from downtown Stockton. Enter 'Banner Island Ballpark' or 404 W Fremont St as your destination. A taxi from downtown Stockton typically costs $8-$11. Expect moderate to heavy traffic increase of 5%-10%.

  • Driving

    From Interstate 5 Southbound: Take the Oak Street/Fremont Street exit. Turn left onto Fremont Street. Continue on Fremont Street. The ballpark is at the corner of Fremont Street and Lincoln Street. Parking at Banner Island Ballpark is $15 in the North Lot and $10 elsewhere.

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Banner Island Ballpark, the waterfront home of the Stockton Ports, is more than just a baseball stadium; it's a vibrant part of the city's identity. Opened on April 28, 2005, with a Ports victory over the San Jose Giants, the ballpark marked a new era for baseball in Stockton. With a seating capacity of over 5,200, including 4,200 fixed seats, the stadium provides an intimate and exciting atmosphere for fans of all ages. The ballpark's name pays homage to the area's history. Banner Island was once an island in the San Joaquin River Delta, where Charles Weber, Stockton's founder, famously flew a large American flag to celebrate Union victories during the Civil War. Although no longer an island, the name remains a proud reminder of the city's past. The Stockton Cultural Heritage Board recognized the historical significance of Banner Island Ballpark on August 10, 2008, designating it as a historical site. Beyond baseball, Banner Island Ballpark serves as a versatile venue for various events, including concerts and community gatherings. Its picturesque location on the Stockton waterfront offers stunning views, particularly during sunset. The stadium's modern amenities, combined with its historical significance, make it a unique destination for both sports enthusiasts and those seeking a taste of Stockton's local culture.

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