Baseball PilgrimagesDell Diamond Info DirectionsSeating DiagramTicketsPhone: 512-255-2255Outfield DimensionsLF: 330'   CF: 400'   RF: 330' Express Info Level: AAALeague: Pacific CoastAffiliate: Texas Rangers2014 Express ScheduleRadio: KTXX 104.9 FM Travel Info Nearest Major Airport:Austin-Bergstrom International(32.3 miles)Nearest Pro Ballpark:Wolff Stadium in San Antonio (109.5 miles) Ballpark Attendance Year Total Rank * 2011201020092008200720062005618,261596,965626,899668,623662,595677,706700,2771222232 * The Express' total attendance ranking in the 16-team Pacific Coast League Baseball PilgrimagesWhere the pursuit of baseball never ends.[Site Map]  Round Rock Express Triple-A Affiliate of the Rangers   The Dell Diamond Facts, Figures & Firsts Construction cost: $25 million Financing: The City of Round Rock contributed $8.4 million from revenue bonds backed by their hotel-motel tax while Ryan-Sanders Baseball, the owners of the Round Rock Express, paid for the remainder of the stadium's construction cost. Architect: HKS Construction manager: Hensel Phelps Was built in an 85-acre former cornfield on the eastern edge of Round Rock city limits. Naming rights: Round Rock-based Dell Computer Corporation signed a 15-year, $2.5 million deal in January of 2000 Owned by the City of Round Rock. Has 8,814 fixed seats and 30 suites. The outfield spanning berm has a capacity of approximately 3,000. First game: The El Paso Diablos beat the Round Rock Express, 4-1, on April 16, 2000 in front of 10,699 fansOther ballpark firsts (all of which occurred on 4/16/00):Pitch Batter Hit (home run) Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Eric Ireland Alex Cintron Keith Ginter Brian Scott Eric Ireland Geraldo Guzman