Explore Fields Of Change
Baseball history has a new home at DABOS Park. Fields of Change is a permanent Negro Leagues and Civil Rights history exhibit located inside the ballpark's century-old train shed. Through 12 immersive installations, the exhibit explores Black baseball's role in the civil rights movement while sharing the stories of legendary Alabama players, pioneers, and changemakers.
The experience connects Montgomery's place in civil rights history with another powerful chapter of Alabama's story.
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Experience the Ballpark
One thing that makes DABOS Park different is its location; the ballpark is a repurposed historic train shed. Beautifully redesigned with touches of the historic structure left to create spaces you won't find at a typical baseball stadium. New and reimagined experiences include the train car suites, with indoor and outdoor seating and a design inspired by street art and railway culture, along with upgraded group spaces for watching the game, gathering with friends, or hosting an event.
More Than Baseball
DABOS Park also hosts collegiate baseball, community events, and special sporting events throughout the year, including the Sun Belt Baseball Championship. Its location makes it easy to keep exploring after the final out. Riverfront Park, the Alabama River, and more of downtown Montgomery are just steps away.
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Plan Your Visit
DABOS Park is located at 200 Coosa Street in downtown Montgomery.
Game schedules, tickets, promotions, and ballpark policies vary throughout the season. Visit the Montgomery Biscuits page for upcoming games, or head to the official Montgomery Biscuits website for tickets and current ballpark information.
