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San Antonio Missions Ballpark

The San Antonio Missions Ballpark is a new downtown minor league stadium planned on the redeveloped San Pedro Creek, between Camaron Street and North Flores Street, as the anchor of a larger Weston Urban mixed-use district carrying residential and hotel components.

Verified Sep 27, 2026~3.2 yrs to delivery
AnnouncedBreaking GroundConstructionOpening SoonNow Open
2027
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2029
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500 North Flores Street, San Antonio. Breaks ground 2027, completing 2029.

The story so far
Announced Sep 12, 2024San Antonio City Council votes 9-2 to approve the framework for a $160M downtown Missions ballpark with Bexar County, Weston Urban and Designated Bidders
tpr.org
Renderings revealed Mar 26, 2026the Missions ownership group released the first renderings of the $160M, 4,500-seat downtown ballpark on San Pedro Creek (TPR; KSAT)
tpr.org
County financing deal Apr 2026Bexar County struck an agreement to help finance the downtown ballpark, securing a park as part of the deal
tpr.org
Design gets conceptual approval Apr 1, 2026San Antonio's Historic and Design Review Commission unanimously gave conceptual approval to the ballpark alongside 309 Travis, The Yard Residences and The Yard Hotel; final approval still required before permits
ksat.com
Opening pushed back a year Jul 30, 2026the downtown ballpark is now slated to open for the start of the 2029 season rather than 2028
ksat.com
Expected groundbreaking 2027
Expected opening 2029
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About the project

The San Antonio Missions Ballpark is a new downtown minor league stadium planned on the redeveloped San Pedro Creek, between Camaron Street and North Flores Street, as the anchor of a larger Weston Urban mixed-use district carrying residential and hotel components. Populous is the lead designer, working to a roughly $160 million budget for a park of about 4,500 fixed seats that can hold up to 7,500 spectators. The stadium is a public-private undertaking involving the Missions ownership group, the City of San Antonio and Bexar County, with the surrounding development structured to help fund construction. It would replace Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium and pull the franchise from the city's western edge into the creek-side heart of downtown.

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Frequently asked

Where is San Antonio Missions Ballpark located?

San Antonio Missions Ballpark is located in San Antonio.

When will San Antonio Missions Ballpark be built?

San Antonio Missions Ballpark is an announced development that has not yet started construction, targeting completion in 2029.

Who is developing San Antonio Missions Ballpark?

Weston Urban is the developer behind San Antonio Missions Ballpark.

Who designed San Antonio Missions Ballpark?

San Antonio Missions Ballpark was designed by Populous.