All Stadium Sun Guides
Review seating inventory, roof type, orientation, solar context, and measurement confidence at 182 venues across Major League Baseball, Minor League Baseball, and the NFL.
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AL East
Rogers Centre
Toronto Blue JaysOriole Park at Camden Yards
Baltimore OriolesTropicana Field
Tampa Bay RaysFenway Park
Boston Red SoxYankee Stadium
New York YankeesAL Central
Progressive Field
Cleveland GuardiansKauffman Stadium
Kansas City RoyalsComerica Park
Detroit TigersTarget Field
Minnesota TwinsRate Field
Chicago White SoxAL West
Angel Stadium
Los Angeles AngelsMinute Maid Park
Houston AstrosSutter Health Park
AthleticsT-Mobile Park
Seattle MarinersGlobe Life Field
Texas RangersNL East
Truist Park
Atlanta BravesloanDepot park
Miami MarlinsCiti Field
New York MetsNationals Park
Washington NationalsCitizens Bank Park
Philadelphia PhilliesNL Central
American Family Field
Milwaukee BrewersBusch Stadium
St. Louis CardinalsWrigley Field
Chicago CubsPNC Park
Pittsburgh PiratesGreat American Ball Park
Cincinnati RedsNL West
Chase Field
Arizona DiamondbacksDodger Stadium
Los Angeles DodgersOracle Park
San Francisco GiantsPetco Park
San Diego PadresCoors Field
Colorado RockiesUnderstanding Stadium Shade
🏟️ Stadium Orientation
Most MLB stadiums face northeast to minimize sun glare for batters. This orientation affects which sections get shade during different parts of the game.
☀️ Time of Day Matters
Day games (1 PM starts) have maximum sun exposure. Sun position depends on the actual date, time, and location. Before sunset, exact seat exposure still depends on measured stadium structures.
📅 Seasonal Changes
Sun angles change throughout the season. Summer games (June-August) have the highest sun angle and least natural shade.
🎯 Conservative Planning
Confirm exact covered rows and retractable-roof state with the venue. Bring sun protection whenever seat coverage has not been verified.