The exact number of fixed seats is still to be determined, but overall capacity is expected to be similar to the current capacity at The Diamond. 

CarMax Park features a 360-degree, wrap-around concourse with distinct experiences and vantage points located throughout, highlighted by a field-level dugout suite that will put fans in closer proximity to home plate than the opposing team. Group and social spaces will span the outfield and include a multi-tiered beer garden – emblematic of neighboring Scott's Addition – in left field and a kids’ zone with adjacent terraced outfield lawn seating in right-center field. The venue will also offer fans several climate-controlled, indoor spaces as well as 20 luxury suites and a corner party suite showcasing views of the downtown Richmond skyline. The playing field will be sunken down so that the main concourse and entrances to the ballpark will be slightly above street level. The facility will also provide a unique destination for conferences, banquets, weddings, and many other functions in addition to Flying Squirrels home games.

The Flying Squirrels remain committed to keeping games an affordable, FUNN, family entertainment option for all. Ticket pricing for more than 45 percent of the main seating bowl will be based on equivalents to 2025 day-of-game pricing at The Diamond.

Initially, many of the current lots around The Diamond will be used for parking, but eventually parking decks will be constructed as part of Phase 2 of the Diamond District development.  

We'll be the San Francisco Giants’ Double-A affiliate for the foreseeable future.

CarMax Park will be part of an area named the Diamond District. The 67-acre mixed-use development features apartments and affordable housing, hotels, retail stores, restaurants and a public green space.

The Diamond will be razed, and the site will be redeveloped as part of the Diamond District. There will be an opportunity to transfer some of the recent upgrades made at The Diamond to the new ballpark.