Find below customer service details of Houston Astros. Besides contact details, the page also offers a brief overview of the American baseball team.
Head Office
Houston Astros Baseball Club
501 Crawford Street,
Houston, TX 77002
United States
Customer Service
Phone: 1-877-9ASTROS
Phone: 713-259-8000
Phone: 713-259-8700 (season tickets)
Phone: 866-800-1275 (MLB.TV)
Email: [email protected] (feedback)
Email: [email protected] (season tickets)
Email: [email protected] (tours)
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About Houston Astros
Houston Astros is a professional Major League Baseball team located in Houston, Texas. The team officially began in the year 1962 when it was popular as Houston Colts. Till the year 2012, it was part of the National League. Since 2013, it has been a member of the American League (AL) West division. The team has its current home stadium at Minute Maid Park. Some of the greatest players in the franchise include Joe Niekro, Cesar Cedeno, Billy Wagner, Ken Caminti, Mike Scott, Roy Oswalt, Jose Cruz, Jimmy Wynn, Dickie Thon, Larry Dierker, Brad Ausmus, Jeff Bagwell and Lance Berkman. As of 2019, the Houston Astros has one World Series title, two AL Pennants, one NL Pennant, three AL West Division titles and four Central Division titles to boast. You can view the winning stat along with standings on the website. Along with that, you can even see the latest scores and check schedule for upcoming matches.
Fans can book tickets for matches securely on the website. You have the option to select preferred seat through the interactive map. Mobile ticketing is available via the MLB Ballpark app. You can show your saved tickets on the app to gain entry into the stadium. Not just that you can order food, merchandise and access offers and rewards through the app. For those who are not so digital friendly, tickets can also be bought at the Box Office. As for season tickets, you can opt for Full Season (81 games), Partial Season (28 games) or Flexibility (15 games). Season ticket holders enjoy a number of benefits including an exclusive entrance, presales for single game tickets and discount on merchandise. For a premium seating experience, the ballpark offers a number of options with field-level view of the game, food, and other amenities.
Couldnt make it to the game? You can catch all the action live or on demand through MLB.TV. The subscription based service broadcasts up to 80 games from the Major League Baseball in HD quality. MLB.TV is included with your MLB Extra Innings subscription. Launched in 2009, MLB’s own television channel MLB Network has top game telecasts, news, interviews and analysis. You can access the content online by signing in using your pay TV provider. Houston Astros fans can purchase the team’s jerseys, apparel and accessories online using a Visa or MasterCard. You can head to the online shop here to purchase from a wide range of categories. You have tshirts, footwear, shorts, jackets, collectibles, memorabilia and much more. All purchases come with a 100-day return policy. For complaints or queries on schedule, tickets, cancellation, parking, security, or others, reach the Houston Astros support.
Are you guys crazy offering Carrea $160,000,000. He struck out nearly everytime at bat in the World Series . There’s a thousand guys that could do better . It must be just a publicity thing . I would think you’d be looking to cut or replace him instead of inticing him to stay .
Took my family to Game 2 of the ALCS last week against the Red Sox. As usual, we , as a family, all wear our Yankees suck tee shirts. Had some guy that apparently represents the “organization” tell us that we had to turn our shirts inside out or leave, because our shirts were deemed offensive. SERIOUSLY? Between my 5 tickets, parking, food and gifts we spend almost $1000.00 and he’s telling us to “turn them inside out, buy a shirt from the gift shop, or be asked to leave because this is a family environment” …OK…was anyone else at a playoff game against the yankees 2019? 42 thousand people chanting yankees suck…fans were doing it again tonight in front of A-Rod…were they asked to please stop because its a family environment? How about all the revealing ways some fans dress…butt cheeks hanging out of the shorts…tight…TIGHT and small tank tops where the…well endowed…show more than enough for the imagination…gimme a break…i’ve wore that shirt at Minute Maid several times…and all of a sudden it’s so offensive i’m asked to turn it inside out or leave? Embarrassing to be honest…that same schmuck that told us to turn our shirts inside out stood there and watched 2 people vaping…cloud of vape smoke towering over our seats…nothing…didn’t say a word…if there is a rule regarding offensive language on clothing…then stop people at the gate…not 2 hours into the game, while ignoring what is truly offensive, sexually suggestive, drunks, vapers and the folks that drank so much, they decide to pee in the garbage can or sink because the lines are too long…Go Sawx!
Julia commented about how loud and obnoxious fans are toward our Astros. We can tell you it’s brutal. We always attend Stros games in Seattle, but this year will be our last. Full cans of beer thrown at Astros fans, the intimidation and general bad behavior makes it nearly impossible to enjoy the game. Hoping that the future will change, don’t know. So glad that Minute Maid fans continue to treat visiting fans with respect even though it’s not returned. Be careful Julia.