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About Ogren Park At Allegiance Field

Welcome to Ogren Park at Allegiance Field, Missoula’s premier ballpark nestled at 700 Cregg Lane. Home to the Missoula PaddleHeads since 2004, this venue blends intimate sightlines with robust, family-friendly vibes. Whether you’re catching a PaddleHeads game, a concert, or a community event, we’ve got you for a straightforward, no-nonsense ticket and visit. The stadium has hosted top acts in the past, and the grounds continue to welcome a range of events at comfortable, walkable scales.

Here’s what to know about seating, getting there, and the best nearby places to stay and eat—plus a few insider tips to help you secure your seats with ease.

Seating and viewing at Ogren Park features a grandstand with concourses for general admission seating. There’s also a knoll beyond the outfield that provides viewing opportunities behind center field for those who prefer a different vantage point. Typical seated capacity is around 3,500, with total capacity for certain events reaching roughly 5,000. Please note that seating areas and ticket availability can vary by event, so check the current listing for your date to see what great seats and the section you want options are open.

Parking includes on-site stadium parking. On-site parking has been used for events with pricing around the best available price for parking in past concerts, with additional downtown and nearby parking options available if you’re planning a longer stay or a multi-event weekend.

Transit Missoula Mountain Line provides zero-fare bus service, with several stops within a short walk of the park. Routes 7, 9, 12 and nearby transfer points make it convenient to reach the stadium from downtown and surrounding neighborhoods.

Hotels and dining nearby For a convenient stay, consider these nearby options and recommended partners: - Holiday Inn Missoula Downtown - Hilton Garden Inn Missoula - Broadway Inn Missoula These properties pair well with trainer-friendly, central locations and easy access to the park. For food and drinks before or after your event, we’ve got partner picks in the area that align with a straightforward, no-fuss approach to tickets and visits. Always confirm current promotions or partner offers when you book.

Notable moments Ogren Park has welcomed performances by artists like Dierks Bentley (2008), Steve Martin (2012), and Mumford & Sons (2019), illustrating the venue’s versatility beyond baseball. The park’s name has evolved through sponsorship, from Play Ball Park to Ogren Park at Allegiance Field, and it remains a staple venue in Missoula.

You’ve got a guy for tickets and planning—count on us to help you secure your seats and navigate parking, transit, and nearby lodging with ease.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 700 Cregg Lane, Missoula, MT 59801.
  • Venue type: Baseball stadium / ballpark; home to the Missoula PaddleHeads (Pioneer League) since 2004; former tenant was the Missoula Osprey.
  • Capacity: Seated capacity commonly listed as 3,500; total capacity for some events can reach about 5,000.
  • Seating chart: General seating is in a grandstand with concourses; viewing behind center field is possible via a knoll beyond the outfield; public seating maps exist on third-party sites.
  • Parking: On-site stadium parking is available; past events have listed on-site parking (e.g., $10 for some concerts) with additional downtown/nearby options.
  • Transit: Missoula Mountain Line offers zero-fare bus service; several bus stops are within a short walk of the park (Routes 7, 9, 12 and transfer points nearby).
  • Nearby hotels: Holiday Inn Missoula Downtown, Broadway Inn Missoula, Hilton Garden Inn Missoula (within reasonable distance to downtown and the ballpark).
  • Notable events hosted: Concerts by Dierks Bentley (2008), Steve Martin (2012), Mumford & Sons (2019).
  • Renamed/demolished: The venue is not demolished; it has undergone naming changes under sponsorship (e.g., Play Ball Park → Ogren Park at Allegiance Field); former official name Missoula Civic Stadium.