
Jackson Field
Jackson® Field™ owner: City of Lansing Architect: HNTB Corporation -- Kansas City, MO General Contractor: Clark Construction -- Lansing, MI First Pitch : April 3, 1996 (Michigan vs. Michigan State) Jackson® Field™ Dimensions: LF 305'; LC 380'; CF 404; RC 412'; RF 305' Wall Height: LF corner: 23'; LF-LC: 8'; CF: 20'; RC-RF: 8'; RF corner: 23' Construction at the park was completed in only one year by local craftspeople and contractors. Stadium construction required 60,000 worker hours; 70,000 bricks; 2,700 gallons of paint; 6,500 cubic yards of concrete and 400 tons of steel. Jackson® Field™ is owned by the City of Lansing and was financed by six local banking institutions. The stadium offers 20 luxury suites. Jackson® Field™ boasts six full-service concession stands in addition to numerous concession vendors. Players and management maintain on-site office, training and workout facilities at the ballpark. In addition to a number of game-day merchandise outlets, the team's primary retail store, "Nuts & Bolts," is located at the stadium and is open year-round. Jackson® Field™ is completely accessible to the physically-challenged, making it one of the most accessible ballparks in the country. The stadium's playing field is comprised of approximately 17,500 square yards of sod. The infield mix is 60% clay, 25% sand, and 15% brick dust. Stadium Security Guidelines In order to ensure the safety and comfort of our fans, while maintaining a safe environment, the following security procedures are in place: All persons and personal items are subject to inspection before entering Jackson® Field™. NO food, beverages or containers are allowed inside the ballpark. NO weapons are allowed inside the ballpark. NO smoking/vaping is allowed inside the ballpark. NO derogatory language is allowed inside the ballpark. NO poor behavior is allowed inside the ballpark. Animals are not allowed in the ballpark, with the exception of special events and service animals. Jackson® Field™ is a non-smoking facility. Fans wishing to smoke may exit the park through designated gates after having their hand stamped for re-admittance.
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- Lowered check-in counterLast reported Oct 11, 2026Business Input
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- Step-free entranceLast reported Oct 11, 2026Business Input
Outlets accessible
- Outlets accessibleLast reported Oct 11, 2026Business Input
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• Information in multiple formats • Lowered check-in desk • On-site accessible parking • Outlets to charge mobility devices • Restroom turning space over 60 in • Sink clearance (at least 30 x 48 in) • Sink height 34 in or lower • Step-free access to restroom • Step-free access to main building • Toilet grab bars • Sensory toolkit available
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