Did You Know?

• The original stadium construction was completed in 1926.
  
  
• The recent renovation took eight months, 28 days to complete.
  
  
• Turner Construction was the general contractor for the 2001 renovation projects.
  
  
• Ellerbe Becket served was the architect.
  
  
• PGE Park’s capacity for baseball and soccer is 19,566.
  
  
• Currently, there are 18,817 seats in the upper and lower seating bowls at PGE Park.
  
  
• There are 8,136 theater-style seats in the lower bowl.
  
  
• There are 10,681 bench seats at PGE Park.
  
  
• The park features 24 Pavilion Suites and six Field Suites.
  
  
• PGE Park features 726 Club Seats, those theater-style seats closest to the action.
  
  
• There are 49 rows in the seating bowl.
  
  
• The listed capacity for concerts is 23,136.
  
  
• PGE Park features 31 restrooms.
  
  
• There are 10 fixed concession stands in the stadium.
  
  
• There is one passenger elevator and one service elevator in the stadium.
  
  
• The state-of-the-art lighting system features eight light towers that can be set to a number of settings depending on the event.
  
  
• The towers feature more than 300 light fixtures.
  
  
• PGE Park features more than 100,000 square feet of playing surface.
  
  
• More than 30 cubic yards of clay are needed to fill the base areas in baseball mode.
  
  
• The average time to convert from sport to sport is six to eight hours.
  
  
• The fastest conversion was accomplished in three hours (baseball to football)