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About Capital City Stadium

Capital City Stadium in downtown Columbia, South Carolina, is a storied baseball site with a rich history. Once home to teams like the Columbia Bombers, Columbia Mets, and Columbia Blowfish, the venue has evolved with redevelopment efforts and is currently listed as Endangered/subject to redevelopment. While public seating charts aren’t published today, historical layouts featured a grandstand and bleacher-style seating. The site sits at 301 S Assembly St, placing it in the heart of Columbia near USC and the Vista district. Here you’ll find practical guidance on parking, transportation, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan future visits or research the venue’s legacy. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss information to help you explore this historic landmark’s impact on Columbia’s baseball and live-event culture.

Note: The venue’s status and redevelopment plans have evolved over time. As of the latest updates, demolition has not been completed, and the site remains a symbol of Columbia’s sports heritage. For fans, historians, and event organizers, Capital City Stadium represents a meaningful chapter in the city’s athletic history, with notable moments such as Hank Aaron’s last minor-league game (1953) and memorable concerts like Hootie & the Blowfish (1995) and Rock 93.5 Fallout (1999). If you’re planning a visit or researching the site, consider nearby hotels and dining options to pair with your exploration of Columbia’s downtown and USC campus life.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 6,000
  • Address: 301 S Assembly St, Columbia, SC 29201
  • Venue type: baseball stadium (historic home to Columbia Bombers, Columbia Mets, Columbia Blowfish; now closed)
  • Seating chart: no public current seating chart published; historical layout included a grandstand with bleachers
  • Parking: Capital City Stadium lot historically charged around $10; RV parking tied to events; parking plans have changed with redevelopment efforts
  • Transit: past game days used shuttles between Capital City Stadium and adjacent venues; USC game days referenced a Capital City Stadium shuttle system
  • Nearby hotels: Courtyard by Marriott Columbia Downtown at USC; Hilton Columbia Center; Hampton Inn Downtown Historic District; Hyatt Place Columbia/Downtown/The Vista; Aloft Columbia Downtown
  • Notable events hosted: Hank Aaron’s last minor-league game (1953); Hootie & the Blowfish concert (1995); Rock 93.5 Fallout concert (1999)
  • Status: demolition planned in 2020 (closing Day held); as of 2024–2026, site listed as Endangered/subject to redevelopment with no demolition completed