The stadium was built on the site of the historic South Carolina State Hospital, which operated from the mid-19th century until the 1990s.
The outfield wall features a 'fun zone' with inflatables for children, emphasizing the family-oriented nature of the franchise.
The park was the first in professional baseball to be designed with a 360-degree open concourse for a stadium of its capacity.
The name 'Fireflies' was chosen through a community-wide naming contest that drew over 2,000 entries.
The stadium's scoreboard utilizes high-definition LED technology integrated directly into the outfield structure.
Segra Park is a multi-purpose stadium located in the BullStreet District of Columbia, South Carolina. It serves as the home field for the Columbia Fireflies, the Single-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals. The venue features a 360-degree concourse that allows spectators to maintain a view of the playing field while walking the perimeter. With a capacity of approximately 9,000, the park hosts professional baseball games and a variety of community events, concerts, and festivals. The facility utilizes a synthetic turf playing surface to accommodate multi-sport usage throughout the calendar year. Its design incorporates architectural elements that reflect the industrial history of the surrounding former State Hospital campus.
The concourse area directly behind home plate, which offers a full panoramic view of the field with the city skyline in the background.
Park in the designated BullStreet garage for convenient access, but arrive early as lots fill quickly during weekend games.
Visit the 'Budweiser Bowtie Bar' area for a unique view of the infield and proximity to premium concessions.
Bring a light jacket for night games, as the open-air design can lead to cooler temperatures once the sun sets.
Do not attempt to bring large backpacks or hard-sided coolers, as these are prohibited under the stadium's standard clear-bag and security policy.
Operations are seasonal, primarily aligned with the minor league baseball schedule from spring through early fall; venue remains open for off-season public events.
