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About McCoy Stadium

McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, is a storied baseball venue with a dedicated place in New England sports history. Opened as the home of the Pawtucket Red Sox (IL) from 1970 through 2020, the stadium welcomed fans for decades of memorable games, including the famous 33-inning marathon in 1981. While the complex has since closed and demolition began in 2025 to make way for new community development, the site remains a landmark for local sports heritage. This page compiles practical details for visitors and fans: seating configurations, parking options, transit access, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a straightforward, no-fuss visit.

McCoy Stadium sits at One Columbus Avenue, Pawtucket, RI 02860, with signage referencing 1 Ben Mondor Way. The venue offers a mix of seating types and standing room that historically supported crowds up to 11,800. Whether you’re researching history, chasing a last look at the old ballpark, or planning a future community project on the site, you’ll find clear, useful information here.

Seating and layout: The ballpark features distinct seating areas, including green box seats, red reserved seats, and blue general admission. A berm in left field and bleachers in center field provide additional viewing options. Plan ahead to secure your preferred great seats in the available the section you want, keeping in mind that some areas may have limited access based on the current use of the site.

Parking: There is free parking in the lot adjacent to the ballpark, with additional surface lots nearby and on-street parking in surrounding streets. These options make it easy to arrive without the hassle of paid, post-event shuttles.

Transit and getting here: Transit historically included RIPTA bus service with a Pawtucket/Central Falls Transit Center within walking distance. The area around the stadium has been planned to maintain ongoing transit access, making it convenient for visitors who rely on public transportation.

Nearby hotels and dining: For accommodations, consider Hampton Inn Pawtucket (2 George St) and Omni Providence Hotel (Providence), among other Providence-area hotels. When you’re ready to refuel, there are local options and affiliate partner recommendations to help you secure comfortable stays and reliable dining near your travel dates.

Notable history: McCoy Stadium hosted countless Pawtucket Red Sox games and remains a key part of minor league baseball lore, including the legendary 33-inning game in 1981. While the site has transitioned away from its longtime role as a baseball venue, the legacy continues to inspire local sports fans and community projects.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 10,031 permanent seats (up to 11,800 with berm/bleachers/standing room).
  • Location/address: commonly listed as One Columbus Avenue, Pawtucket, RI 02860; some signage references 1 Ben Mondor Way.
  • Venue type: baseball stadium; home of Pawtucket Red Sox (IL) from 1970–2020.
  • Seating/chart: seating included green box seats, red reserved seats, blue general admission; berm in left field and center-field bleachers.
  • Parking: free parking in the lot adjacent to the ballpark; additional surface lots nearby; on-street parking also available.
  • Transit: historically accessible via RIPTA buses with Pawtucket/Central Falls Transit Center within walking distance; area planned for continued transit access near the stadium vicinity.
  • Nearby hotels: Hampton Inn Pawtucket (2 George St), Omni Providence Hotel (Providence), plus other Providence-area hotels.
  • Notable events: Pawtucket Red Sox games; the 1981 33-inning game (longest professional baseball game).
  • Status: formally closed in 2025; demolition began in 2025 to clear land for a new unified high school.