 Baseball Pilgrimages
| Dell Diamond Info |
Directions
Seating Diagram
Tickets
Phone: 512-255-2255
Outfield Dimensions
LF: 330' CF: 400' RF: 330'
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| Express Info |
Level: AAA
League: Pacific Coast
Affiliate: Houston Astros
2019 Express Schedule
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| Travel Info |
Nearest Major Airport:
Austin-Bergstrom International
(32.3 miles)
Nearest Pro Ballpark:
Wolff Stadium in San Antonio (109.5 miles) |
| Ballpark Attendance |
| Year | Total | Rank * |
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005 |
618,261
596,965
626,899
668,623
662,595
677,706
700,277 |
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2
2
2
2
3
2 |
* The Express' total attendance ranking in the 16-team Pacific Coast League
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The Dell Diamond Facts, Figures & Firsts
Construction cost: $25 million
Financing: The City of Round Rock contributed $8.4 million from revenue bonds backed by their hotel-motel tax while Ryan-Sanders Baseball, the owners of the Round Rock Express, paid for the remainder of the stadium's construction cost.
Architect: HKS
Construction manager: Hensel Phelps
Was built in an 85-acre former cornfield on the eastern edge of Round Rock city limits.
Naming rights: Round Rock-based Dell Computer Corporation signed a 15-year, $2.5 million deal in January of 2000
Owned by the City of Round Rock.
Has 8,814 fixed seats and 30 suites. The outfield spanning berm has a capacity of approximately 3,000.
First game: The El Paso Diablos beat the Round Rock Express, 4-1, on April 16, 2000 in front of 10,699 fans
Other ballpark firsts (all of which occurred on 4/16/00):
| Pitch | Batter | Hit (home run) | Winning Pitcher | Losing Pitcher | Save |
| Eric Ireland | Alex Cintron | Keith Ginter | Brian Scott | Eric Ireland | Geraldo Guzman |
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