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Welcome to UPMC Park, the home of the Erie SeaWolves (Double-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers). Nestled in downtown Erie at 110 E 10th Street, this baseball venue blends classic ballpark charm with modern comfort. With roughly 6,000 total capacity—including about 4,000 fixed seats plus standing and amenity spaces—the park delivers an energetic game-day experience right in the heart of Pennsylvania’s northwestern corner.
Whether you’re a localUF fan or visiting to catch a SeaWolves game, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket access, practical parking guidance, easy transit options, and trusted partner recommendations for nearby hotels and dining. And yes, you can rely on us to handle the details so you can focus on the moment when the ball connects with the bat.
About the venue
UPMC Park opened its doors in Erie and was renamed in 2016 under a naming-rights agreement. The ballpark features a raised mezzanine and upper deck along the first-base side, offering good sightlines and an intimate vibe even as the stands fill with devoted SeaWolves fans. The team has a rich history in the region, including a notable inaugural game in 1995 and a record attendance of 7,070 on May 24, 2023.
As the AA affiliate of the Detroit Tigers, Erie SeaWolves games showcase upcoming talents as well as a family-friendly atmosphere that makes for a great day or evening out in Erie.
When planning your visit, we’ll help you navigate seating options, parking logistics, and the best nearby places to stay and dine. The park sits near downtown Erie, with convenient access from major routes and several transit options. Whether you’re coming from nearby neighborhoods or traveling in, you’ll find practical ways to get to the game and maximize your experience.
- Seating: The seating layout includes a raised mezzanine/upper deck along the first-base side, with a mix of fixed seats and additional viewing areas. For the most up-to-date seating availability, consult the SeaWolves official seating chart.
- Parking: The closest garage is on 10th Street between State and French. Metered street parking runs Monday–Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. A second garage is located at 9th & Peach (about three blocks away), offering convenient access for larger crowds.
- Transit: Erie EMTA operates downtown routes, including Route 3 and Route 5. A nearby stop at State Street & 10th Street makes it easy to hop off within a short walk of the park.
- Hotels and dining: With over 2,700 hotel rooms within five miles, Erie offers a range of options. We highlight trusted affiliate partners for convenient lodging and dining picks near UPMC Park to help you secure comfortable stays and meals close to the action.
Affiliate partner recommendations
For a seamless experience, consider partner hotels and restaurants we’ve vetted for proximity and reliability. These are updated to reflect current partnerships and availability. Always confirm current rates and booking terms directly with the partner.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 6,000 (approximately 4,000 fixed seats, with additional standing/amenity spaces).
- Address: 110 E 10th Street, Erie, PA 16501.
- Venue type: Baseball stadium, home of the Erie SeaWolves (AA, Detroit Tigers affiliate).
- Seating chart: seating layout and chart available on SeaWolves/MiLB site; features a raised mezzanine/upper deck along the first-base side.
- Parking: nearest garage on 10th Street (between State and French); metered street parking Mon–Sat 8 a.m.–6 p.m.; additional garage at 9th & Peach (three blocks away).
- Transit: Erie EMTA bus service serves downtown; common routes include Route 3 and Route 5 with a nearby stop at State Street & 10th Street.
- Nearby hotels: more than 2,700 hotel rooms within five miles of UPMC Park.
- Notable events: inaugural game in 1995 drew about 6,300 attendees; record attendance of 7,070 on May 24, 2023.
- Renaming note: renamed from Jerry Uht Park to UPMC Park in 2016 under a naming-rights agreement.