Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium
San Antonio, United States
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Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium is a ballpark in San Antonio, Texas, located approximately eight miles west of downtown, designed by Populous and opened on April 18, 1994. Home to the San Antonio Missions of the Texas League and host to UTSA Roadrunners baseball, the stadium accommodates 6,200 fixed seats plus a grass berm in left field seating roughly 3,000. Its amenities include fourteen luxury suites, a 500-person picnic area along the right field line, and a rented fiesta deck for groups. The ballpark features outfield dimensions of 310 feet to left field, 402 feet to center, and 340 feet to right. The stadium is named for Nelson Wolff, former Bexar County Judge, Texas legislator, and San Antonio councilman and mayor.
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