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About Ray Fisher Stadium

Ray Fisher Stadium is the baseball home of the University of Michigan, part of the Wilpon Baseball and Softball Complex in Ann Arbor. With a total capacity of 4,000 and about 2,500 seats (1,700 with seatbacks), the venue combines a classic college atmosphere with modern updates. The stadium has hosted numerous Big Ten Baseball Tournaments and continues to be a focal point for Michigan baseball. When you're planning a visit, we've got you covered with seating details, parking, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to make your trip as smooth as possible.

Whether you’re catching a weekend game or a midweek showdown, secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss process. As your go-to connection for tickets, we’ll help you navigate the Ray Fisher Stadium layout, parking entrances, and the best local stays and bites near campus. For a full experience, consider staying at Graduate Ann Arbor and nearby Hilton properties, which pair well with a day at the ballpark.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1114 South State Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
  • Venue type: college baseball stadium (part of the Wilpon Baseball and Softball Complex)
  • Current capacity: 4,000 total; seating includes about 2,500 seats (1,700 with seatbacks)
  • Seating chart is available on the official Michigan athletics facility page
  • Parking: parking is available via State Street entrances (Schembechler Hall or Yost Ice Arena entrances off State Street) and is described on the official page
  • Transit: TheRide (Ann Arbor transit) serves the area; park-and-ride options available for game day access
  • Nearby hotels: Graduate Ann Arbor (615 E. Huron St) and The Graduate’s affiliated properties; other options include The Hilton properties nearby
  • Notable events: has hosted multiple Big Ten Baseball Tournaments (1981, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1997, 2006, 2007, 2008); renovated to become part of the Wilpon Complex
  • Renaming/demolition: stadium remains Ray Fisher Stadium; Wilpon Baseball and Softball Complex renamed in 2008