Kauffman's fountains. The Royals' two banners. 219' down the lines, 270' to dead center — the deepest park on campus, built for kids who love to run.
1985: George Brett, Bret Saberhagen, the I-70 Series. Don Denkinger's call. Kansas City wins it all in seven. 2015: Salvy Pérez, Lorenzo Cain, the Eric Hosmer mad-dash slide. Thirty years later — Royals, again.
Kauffman Stadium has the famous fountains in the outfield, the crown-shaped scoreboard, and the deepest center field in the American League. Our Kansas City Field stretches 270 feet to dead center for a reason — the kids who play here learn that warning-track power is still power.
It's a triples park. A speedster's park. The field where someone always seems to round second a little too early.
Left field and right field corners.
Deepest dead-center on the campus.
Synthetic turf · sunken pro-style dugouts · stadium-grade lighting · stadium-style seating
The Track Family Fun Parks have been the after-game destination for two generations of Branson visitors. Multi-level go-karts, mini golf, bumper boats, kid coasters. Their partnership keeps Kansas City Field in the family-fun spirit it deserves.
Become a PartnerEvery summer tournament rotates through all five fields.
Where Jackie Robinson broke the line. The most historic patch of dirt in baseball — at two-thirds scale.
Tour Brooklyn Field All Five Fields
