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The indoor domed stadium, with its "Astroturf" artificial grass, served as a fantastic relief to baseball fans seeking shelter from brutal Houston summers and was nicknamed "The Eighth Wonder of the World." In 2000, the Astros moved to a new stadium, Minute Maid Park. Ever since then, Texans have been going to Houston Astros games at Minute Maid Park. Dubbed the "juice box" by loyal fans holding Houston Astros tickets, Minute Maid Park was one of the first baseball stadiums to feature a retractable roof. Like the Astrodome, Minute Maid Park was impressive and unique for its time. The Astros have been well known to feature a phenomenal lineup of talent. Current players and alumnus of the franchise include such names as Carlos Beltran, Carlos Lee, pitchers Nolan Ryan, Randy Johnson and Roger Clements, and shortstop Adam Everett - considered by many to be one of the best players in that position. Many other players have established their legacy with the Astros and become local Houston heroes in the process, such as Lance Berkman, Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio. If you are looking for Minute Maid Park tickets, get them quickly. Astros fans are eager to watch their hometown heroes play and Houston Astros tickets can be difficult to find, especially for high profile games. When the Astros played in the World Series in 2005, tickets to home games at Minute Maid Park were incredibly difficult to find. If you are looking for Houston Astros tickets, look no further than our site, where we have tickets to all the Houston Astros home games at Minute Maid Park.