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About Avista Stadium
Avista Stadium sits at 602 N Havana St in Spokane Valley, WA, serving as the long-standing home of the Spokane Indians since 1958. With a seating capacity of 6,803, the venue offers a classic baseball experience, supported by convenient parking options and accessible public transit. While the main concession building faced a fire in September 2025, renovations are underway and the stadium continues to host Indians games and other events. Scroll for seating details, parking information, transit options, and nearby lodging and dining to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.
Whether you’re aiming for a family outing, a group night, or a solo game-day visit, Avista Stadium provides a straightforward, reliable ticket-buying experience. We’ve got you covered with practical details: from seating charts and parking choices to easy access via Spokane Transit Authority, plus trusted nearby hotel and restaurant recommendations to help you plan the perfect baseball outing in the Spokane area. Secure your seats with confidence and enjoy a hassle-free trip to the stadium that locals know and love.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 602 N Havana St, Spokane Valley, WA 99212
- Capacity: 6,803 seats
- Venue type: Baseball stadium; home of the Spokane Indians since 1958
- Seating chart: PDF map and online 3D seating resources available via MiLB/Avista Stadium pages
- Parking: Free general parking; Premier Parking available for $9.50
- Transit: Public transit access via Spokane Transit Authority (STA)
- Nearby hotels: Mirabeau Park Hotel is a nearby lodging option; additional area accommodations listed by Spokane County
- Notable events hosted: Spokane Indians games, Gonzaga Bulldogs baseball (2004–2006), Spokane RiverHawks (2005–2009), Native Culture Day (June 22, 2025)
- Renamed/demolished: Former names include Fairgrounds Ballpark (1958–1993) and Seafirst Stadium (1994–1999); not demolished as of Feb 2026
- Demolished note: In Sept 2025, the main concession building was destroyed by fire, but the stadium itself remained in use and renovations continued