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Progressive Field
Progressive Field is truly one of the best baseball only stadiums
in the American League. Not just a stadium, Progressive Field represents
the City of Cleveland, its people and a tradition
of over 100 years of baseball in Cleveland. The people of Cleveland have embraced
the stadium as a symbol of the city's rebirth and promising
future.
CLEVELAND INDIANS
TICKETING INFO:
Click the link above for the Indians schedule. From there you
will also be able to order Cleveland Indians tickets online. We are
not the official box office for Jacobs Field.
Progressive Field, more than a stadium
Built in 1994, Progressive Field was part of Cleveland's "rebirth".
Progressive Field along with Gund Arena make up the Gateway Sports
and Entertainment complex. This is considered the "crowning
jewel" in the city's landscape. Along with a great new
place to watch baseball, the complex brought with it an urban
development plan which brought in new business and sparked an
economic growth in downtown Cleveland.
Did you know?
The stadium was partly funded by a 15 year "luxury tax"
on alcohol and cigarettes sold in Cuyahoga County.
The first regular season game to take place at Progressive was April
4, 1994. The Indians hosted the Seattle Mariners.
Total cost of construction was $175 million. The Indians owner
financed 52% of the construction costs.
Other Information
See Ballparkofbaseball.com
or Progressive
Field Official Site for more information on Progressive Field.
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