FirstEnergy Stadium

baseball stadium in Pennsylvania, U.S
Thing Sports Venue Q5452224

Facts

12 properties
Instance of
sports venue
Inception
April 15, 1951[9]
Owned by
Reading[5]
Date of official opening
April 15, 1951[12]
Located in the administrative territorial entity
Reading[2]
Main building contractor
Reading Eagle[7]
Maximum capacity
9,000[11]
🏷️ Also known as
en FirstEnergy Stadium ja ファーストエナジー・スタジアム zh 第一能源體育場
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FirstEnergy Stadium is a sports venue[1].

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