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About Lagrave Field

Lagrave Field sits at 301 NE 6th St in Fort Worth, Texas, a site with deep local history and a practical design that made it a versatile venue for baseball, soccer exhibitions, and special events. Opened in its rebuilt form in 2002, the venue originally served as a home for the Fort Worth Cats and later hosted other local teams and events. While the baseball era has concluded and demolition began in 2025, the site remains a landmark with a straightforward, user-friendly layout that continues to serve as a reference point for event-goers in Fort Worth.

Whether you’re planning for a one-off event or researching the area for a future trip, here’s a clear, no-nonsense guide to finding seats, parking, getting there by transit, and nearby places to stay and eat.

Important notes: Lagrave Field’s capacity is typically cited at 4,100 fixed seats, with historical references that sometimes list 5,100 under different contexts. If you’re attending an event or coordinating logistics, confirm current capacity and entry details with the event organizer or the local authority. For transportation, Trinity Metro has documented a Juror program offering free bus connections from the field to downtown Fort Worth, and TRE connections have been noted by local transit officials. Parking has traditionally been adjacent to the stadium area, including usage by courthouse visitors on the southeast end of the lot.

As of 2025, the site has been undergoing demolition work approved by the Tarrant Regional Water District. If you’re planning a visit or event, stay in touch with Gold Coast Tickets for the latest status and any temporary access guidelines. We’re here to help you secure your seats and coordinate travel or accommodations when a date is announced.

Nearby hotels and dining options are plentiful in Fort Worth’s riverfront district and downtown area. We’ve prioritized partner recommendations to offer reliable, up-to-date options for rest and nourishment around your event schedule. If you’re seeking a comfortable stay or a dependable restaurant choice, we’ll point you toward affiliates with solid locations and easy access to transit routes.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 301 NE 6th St, Fort Worth, TX 76106.
  • Capacity: 4,100 fixed seats (opened 2002); some sources have cited 5,100 in other contexts.
  • Venue type: Former minor-league baseball stadium; rebuilt in 2001–2002 and home to the Fort Worth Cats (UBL) 2002–2014; also hosted Texas Wesleyan Rams and Fort Worth Vaqueros FC.
  • Seating/chart features: The original dugouts were retained and converted into four dugout suites on the new field.
  • Notable events hosted: Fort Worth Cats games (2002–2014); occasional exhibitions by major figures and events; Fort Worth Vaqueros FC (NPSL) in 2014; historic ties to Jackie Robinson/Joe DiMaggio and other Hall of Famers.
  • Parking: Historically adjacent stadium parking; southeast end of the parking area served as official parking for the Tarrant County Courthouse; free juror parking and Trinity Metro transit have been associated with the site.
  • Transit: Free Trinity Metro bus service from LaGrave Field to downtown (Juror program) and TRE connections; transit access documented by local authorities.
  • Demolition/renaming status: Demolition approved by the Tarrant Regional Water District in June 2024; demolition began February 2025; no active baseball use or current rename plan.