Crawford Boxes at Daikin Park

• Iconic Left Field Seats: Sections 100-104 are among the most recognizable seats in baseball.

• Short Porch Distance: Only ~315 feet from home plate, closer than most outfield sections.

• Elevated Outfield Views: Raised seating provides a clear look into left field and toward the infield.

• Home Run Hotspot: Frequent landing area for Astros home runs.

• Smaller Sections: Less crowded with easier entry and exit.

Who Should Sit Here

Crawford Boxes are ideal for fans looking for a high-energy, unique seating experience. These seats are perfect for fans who want to be in the middle of home run action and don’t mind sitting in the outfield.

Crawford Boxes Location & Details

Crawford Boxes include Sections 100-104, located in left field at Daikin Park.

Unlike most outfield seating around the league, these sections sit just 315 feet from home plate, making them noticeably closer to the action than traditional outfield seats.

The sections are:

• Elevated above the field

• Relatively small in size, creating a more intimate feel

• Positioned in a way that keeps fans close to left field play and home run balls

For the best access to amenities:

• Section 104 is closest to concessions and restrooms on the main concourse

Views from Crawford Boxes

Crawford Boxes offer elevated outfield views with a shorter distance to home plate than most outfield seats.

• Strong view of left field and fly balls

• More angled perspective toward the infield

• Not ideal for tracking every pitch compared to infield seating

The biggest draw is the home run experience:

• Balls regularly land in these sections

• Creates one of the most exciting environments in the stadium

Crawford Boxes Pros & Cons

Pros:

• One of the best areas in the stadium for catching home run balls

• Closer to home plate than most outfield seats (short porch in left field)

• Smaller sections create a less crowded, more accessible experience

• Unique, iconic seating area with a high-energy atmosphere

Cons:

• Angled view of the infield, not ideal for tracking every pitch

• Limited nearby amenities compared to other areas of the stadium

• Can feel disconnected from infield action compared to baseline seats

• Popular sections can get rowdy during big games or home run moments