A baseball stadium is a specially designed venue where the sport of baseball is played. It typically consists of a large field with a diamond-shaped infield and a grassy outfield, surrounded by seating areas for fans to watch the game. These stadiums are built to accommodate thousands of spectators, providing them with a clear view of the action on the field.

Beyond just the playing field and seating, baseball stadiums often include various amenities such as concession stands, restrooms, team dugouts, and scoreboards. Many stadiums also feature luxury suites, press boxes, and areas for entertainment, making the experience enjoyable for fans of all ages. The design and size of baseball stadiums can vary significantly, reflecting the history and culture of the team or city they represent.

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