Houston Arenas & Stadiums

Reliant Stadium, home of the Houston Texans Football Club, features a retractable roof, natural grass and four massive concourse levels. The venue also hosts exhibitions, concerts and special events.

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Constructed in 1965, the Astrodome became the first covered baseball park, built to combat Houston's hot and humid summers with an air-conditioned facility. It cost US$35 million to build and was a major engineering feat. But because catching fly balls became impossible against the clear skylights in the dome's roof, the roof was painted to block the light. But with not enough natural light filtering through, the grass died. This lead to the invention of plastic grass called Astroturf. This became a temporary solution, as the surface was not a favourite for baseball players. While home to the Astros baseball team since 1965, the team moved to a new field in 2000 that offered a retractable-roof for air-conditioned comfort and natural grass.

Home to the Houston Astros Baseball Club (MLB), Minute Maid Park offers 40,950 seats along with food concessions and more.

Reliant Park encompases Reliant Stadium, Reliant Astrodome, Reliant Arena and Reliant Center. The venue hosts sporting events, trade shows, conventions and entertainment events.

Located in the Huston suburb of Cypress, Harris County, TX, the Richard E. Berry Education Support Center is a multipurpose complex featuring an 11,000 seat outdoor stadium, an 8,328 seat arena and a large conference center, and theatre. This facility is home field for eight district high schools, concerts, sporting events, exhibitions, and banquets.

Located on campus at the University of Houston, this multi-use stadium is home field for men's and women's soccer games.

A multi-use facility, the Toyota Center presents numerous concert, family and sports events to Houston each year. This venue is home to the Houston Rockets of the National Basketball Association (NBA), the Houston Comets of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) and the Houston Aeros of the American Hockey League (AHL).

Established in 1928, Houston Polo Club is a 26-acre facility offering weekly tournaments that sometimes feature professional international players. Polo clinics and private lessons are also available.