WEST MICHIGAN WHITECAPS
LMCU Ballpark
Architecture & History
LMCU Ballpark opened in 1994 as Fifth Third Ballpark and has been West Michigan's baseball home for over 30 years. The 10,052-seat facility is one of the largest Single-A venues in affiliated baseball.
Build specs
- OPENED
- 1994
- CAPACITY
- 10,052
- DIMENSIONS
- LF 327 · CF 402 · RF 327
Statues & Exterior
EXTERIOR FEATURES
Beer City USA Gateway
Surrounding area
Grand Rapids has been named Beer City USA multiple times. The Whitecaps lean into this with an exceptional local craft beer program at LMCU Ballpark, reflecting the region's extraordinary brewery density.
Names & History
2020–present
LMCU Ballpark
Named after Lake Michigan Credit Union.
1994–2020
Fifth Third Ballpark
Named after Fifth Third Bank — the Cincinnati regional banking group.
Sun & Weather Guide
Grand Rapids air quality is excellent
Grand Rapids benefits from Lake Michigan's moderating influence. Summer evening games rarely exceed 82°F.
West Michigan peak summer heat
Day games in July and August in West Michigan reach 88–92°F with humidity.
Insider Tips
The One Thing
Grand Rapids has been named Beer City USA multiple times. The craft beer program at LMCU Ballpark reflects this — the local offerings rotate and are legitimately excellent.
Best Seat in the House
Lower reserved seats along the first base line give you the best view of the Grand River valley visible beyond the outfield on clear days.
Getting There
LMCU Ballpark is in Comstock Park, just north of Grand Rapids. US-131 exits are within a mile. Large free parking lot adjacent to the stadium.
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