The stadium was originally named P&C Stadium before transitioning to NBT Bank Stadium.
The playing surface sits at an elevation of approximately 380 feet above sea level.
The venue was built on the site of a former oil refinery and industrial area, requiring significant environmental remediation before construction.
The stadium's design includes a 360-degree concourse allowing fans to view the field from any position while walking around the venue.
The 'Tex Simone' in the stadium's address honors the long-time general manager of the Syracuse Chiefs franchise.
NBT Bank Stadium serves as the home field for the Syracuse Mets, the Triple-A affiliate of the New York Mets. The facility, which opened in 1997, replaced the historic MacArthur Stadium. It features a seating capacity of approximately 11,000 spectators, including luxury suites and a picnic area. The field surface is natural grass. The stadium is owned by Onondaga County and is located north of downtown Syracuse. It hosts the International League professional baseball games throughout the spring and summer months.
The concourse area behind home plate providing a clear view of the entire diamond and the outfield scoreboard.
Check the team's official schedule for fireworks nights, which are frequent occurrences after evening games.
Bring a light jacket for evening games, as temperatures can drop significantly once the sun sets in Central New York.
Avoid parking in unauthorized private lots near the stadium; use the designated stadium parking zones to ensure vehicle security.
Operates exclusively during the minor league baseball season from April through September.
