Busch Stadium

Stadium · Downtown

Busch Stadium

Stadium · Downtown

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700 Clark Ave, St. Louis, MO 63102

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Busch Stadium, home of the St. Louis Cardinals, is a retro-chic ballpark with stunning views of the Gateway Arch and great local eats, making it a must-visit.  

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700 Clark Ave, St. Louis, MO 63102 Get directions

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"It’s impossible to visit St. Louis and not hear about the Cardinals—the city is crazy for its major league baseball team. The Redbirds play in the heart of downtown at Busch Stadium, a Populous-designed, retro-classic ballpark with panoramic views of the skyline and Gateway Arch. As its name suggests, the stadium is owned by Budweiser, though visitors can find some craft beers for sale, including local favorite Urban Chestnut. In terms of eats, the toasted ravioli—a St. Louis staple—are a must-try. For pre- or post-game entertainment, head to the Ballpark Villa across the street, where you’ll find the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame Museum, Cardinal National Restaurant, Budweiser Brew House, Fox Sports Midwest Live!, and PBR St. Louis. You can also get a closer look at the stadium on a guided tour, which meets at Gate 3 in front of the bronze statue of Cardinals legend Stan Musial."

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"The St. Louis Cardinals, which ranked at No. 26 with 2.7 beers consumed a game, play at Busch Stadium. The park is famously named after the family who owned the team, not the beer. Back in the ‘50s, MLB nixed the Cardinals’ first choice, Budweiser Field, not wanting the association with alcohol. After naming the original stadium, the makers of Budweiser would release Busch Beer to get around the league’s request." - Ashok Selvam

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Melissa Previte

Google
It is one of the best outdoor baseball stadiums in the MLB. The atmosphere here is incredible and takes me back to how old school baseball used to feel. The skyline views with the Arch in the background are amazing. The unique food and craft beer choices are great, especially the corned beef hot dogs. This makes a great family-friendly outing or date night! The Cardinals are lucky to play here with such a fun fan base.

M S (Sue)

Google
We saw the Cards play the Guardians a night game. Full disclosure I'm not a Cards fan but we had complimentary tickets so we went to socialize. Our tickets were in the party suite where we had free food and drinks with a bartender and open bar. The party suite was air conditioned and had lots of tables and TVs to view the game, and the food was set up buffet style to help yourself. We had access to go out sliding doors to sit in seats to watch the game outside as well. The food consisted of peanuts, cheeseburgers, nachos, cookies and the like, nothing outstanding. At the bar you could get sodas, canned beers, wine, and mixed drinks. The energy level at Busch is lacking perhaps it's due to the fact that the Cards weren't doing well at all this season or maybe the fans just aren't that enthusiastic as compared to those at Wrigley. The stadium was not filled it was rather sparse. The Cards lost and the game was just lack luster. The stadium is well kept and clean and so was the party suite we were at but I'm glad we didn't have to pay for these tickets. I am a Cubs fan and even when they are playing horribly the energy and vibe is still high at Wrigley, and the place is still fun and packed. I doubt I will be attending another game at Busch anytime soon.

Jeff Maehlman

Google
One of the nicer stadiums we have been to. Loved the mini donuts that we got filled up in a bowl with vanilla frosting and cinnamon sugar. By far the best stadium food we have had. Great view of the arch and lots of Cardinal history displayed all around

Brian Dible

Google
I can't possibly say enough good things about this ballpark. But let me try. It has a beautiful design with the brick. It has a stunning view of the Gateway Arch. The ticket prices were excellent. And their giveaways are probably the best in the whole MLB. This was my second visit here, and I'm wondering why it hasn't been more. Great job Busch Stadium and the St Louis Cardinals.

Josh Edgar

Google
Incredible stadium and experience. The museum across the street is unbelievable, getting to hold one of Musial's game-used bats was pure joy. Take time to visit the Gateway National Park along the Mississippi, surprisingly peaceful spot. Only complaint is this was the second stadium this year that wouldn't accept cash. At least St Louis, unlike the Mariners, told me where I could convert my cash to a debit card I could use throughout the stadium. Still utterly stupid to refuse cash.

B B

Google
Great venue. Tickets are NOT expensive via ticket apps. Safe area. Team spirit. Clean restroom. You can bring unopened water and snacks into the stadium for a little savings. Family friendly.

RANDY MILLER

Google
I try and go to as many baseball stadiums as I can. This was a pretty nice and clean stadium. I was lucky to go on theme night and it was back to the future themed it was great. Even Bob Gale was there. It was a Cardinals vs Pirate game

James M

Google
Going to all 30 stadiums and nearly finished, this is in 10-14 range overall. St. Louis has a faithful fan base and the history is everywhere you go. Before even getting inside the park you’ll enter ballpark village with awesome outside areas. Cardinals HOF is outside the stadium and requires a separate fee. Entering the park was easy although you can’t make a whole walk around the stadium. Plenty of statues and history everywhere. Concessions were good and priced consistently with others. Most disappointed by no team stores in the stadium offer a military discount, only the main team store not accessible from inside the park during game day. This is the only place to do this it was annoying and I embarrassedly had to put a yearbook back because of the lack of discount. Seats were cushioned on bottom sections. Great place. No spots to fill water bottles either.