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A Great Stadium Tour - Chase Field

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A Great Stadium Tour

We visit the Phoenix area every March for baseball's spring training games and this year we decided to sign-up for the Chase Field stadium tour --- a great decision and made our trip even more memorable. I've been to many stadium tours around the U.S. but this is one of the best. It lasted nearly two hours, we didn't feel rushed and got to see every part of the park that any baseball fan would want (dugout, locker room, batting cages, suites, press box, etc.). Our tour guide was a wealth of information, very patient, and truly loved the game of baseball. We learned that any money collected from the stadium tours (it's very inexpensive) goes to support local charities, a noble cause. In fact, the entire stadium is built and operated for the everyday fan and it's very affordable. While I've never seen a game here, I'm looking forward to that opportunity in the future. One suggestion: if you plan to take the stadium tour during March (spring training), the tours will sell out and we saw people turned away as a result so make your reservations in advance. If you love baseball, you'll love this tour!

It's always a treat for me to catch a MLB game whenever I'm in a city that hosts a team. However, tonite's visit to Chase Field was a mediocre experience at best. Firstly, I've been there before and Chase hosts some interesting architectural marvels - the retractable roof, the indoor swimming pool, the airconditioning and so on. And it's a very pretty stadium and has the D-Backs' world series trophy on display by the main team store. All of that, plus the game was very cool. However, my customer experience was lessened by the exorbantantly priced concessions and the ushers that are obsessed with keeping every fan in their exact ticketed seat regardless of how many rows of empty seats there are in your section. I brought my camera in and there were 3 complete rows of empty seats in the section next to us. To get a good shot of the action at 1st base during the bottom of the 3rd inning, I moved over to those empty rows for a few shots while a runner was on 1st. I had no more sat down and the usherette came bounding down and asked to see my ticket. I showed it to her as I was in the same pay zone of ticket and again these 3 rows had stood empty the entire game thus far. She said I had to return to my seat because any fans with a ticket for the seat I was sitting in would expect it to be open upon their arrival. Like I couldn't or wouldn't move HAD ANYONE SHOWED UP. And I saw this kind of ridiculous obsession with keeping those empty rows empty all thru the game. C'mon, D-Backs! I paid $50 for my ticket. You could treat me a little better and with a little more flexibility than that!

Phoenix on holiday and went to see the D'backs play. Great day out for all the family. the game was great and the stadium is fantastic. easy to find and park would recommend well worth doing. take in Cooperstown(Alice's joint)just down the road a block away

I was skeptical about Chase Field at first, because I knew the roof would be closed. Having visited the Metrodome and Minute Maid Park and being unimpressed with both, I hoped Chase Field wouldn't give me the same feelings. Fortunately, it was great! The park was roomy, clean, and well-maintained. I didn't even mind the roof. The people in my row were very nice. I sat in the club level, where service was a little spotty, but they may have just been really busy. Prices were standard. The location of the field was great - just a few blocks from my hotel. Even though there were tons of Cubs fans, things didn't get too out-of-control... fans were courteous, friendly, and were good sports about their opponents.

We have been to Chase Field three times, and we are so proud to have this baseball field in Arizona. Our two boys ages 7 and 9 were so impressed at the massive size of the stadium! We ate at TGI Fridays ,which overlooks the field from high above, and got to watch Diamondback batting practice before they even let anyone in the stadium. The beer is expensive in the stadium,but since we only go once a year, we suck up the cost. We have done everything from cheap seats to more expensive seats, and they all have their plus sides. There is nothing like watching the roof open and or close. We parked across the street in covered parking for $10. They have a nice team shop, also. I would recommend this venue to anyone who loves baseball!!

Chase Field is OK, especially when the roof is open. But how about those concession pries: $10 beers, $5 hot dogs and $4 bags of peanuts. Fill up before you get to the park -- or bring your own snacks. They may search your bags, but it's still legal. Also, avoid high ticket prices by buying the cheap seats and then seat hop. The stadium is rarely a quarter filled so there are plenty of places to settle in for an inning or two. I love to circle the stadium, seat hopping as I watch the game with a 360-degree perspective.

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Clubhouse Box at Chase Field

Features & amenities.

Clubhouse Box seats at Chase Field will provide one of the best experiences at a Diamondbacks game thanks its location directly behind home plate and premium amenities. Fans sitting between the dugouts (sections G-M) in select rows (A-F) will receive all the benefits these seats have to offer.

Views will be just feet away from the batters box giving great views of the pitchers, batters, and infielders. Sitting here brings fans close enough to hear the smack of the ball in the catcher's mitt and the umpire as he calls balls and strikes.

Premium Amenities Included for D-Backs Games

In addition to outstanding views, fans will be treated to the following amenities:

• Wider seats with extra legroom
• In-seat food and beverage service
• Sedona Club and Senoran Room access
• BMW Homeplate Lounge access

Exclusive Club Access

Fans looking for an exclusive experience beyond the game on the field will love the access these tickets bring. The Sedona Club, Senoran Room, and BMW Homeplate Lounge are only accessible to ticketholders in the Clubhouse Box, 1st Base Box, and 3rd Base Box seats.

These lounges and restaurants provide upscale dining and bar experiences that are perfect for a luxury night at the ballpark or impressing a guest.

Please note: Due to health and safety protocols in 2024, food availability, club access, wait service and other amenities are subject to change without notice.

•   Select rows in section are part of this seating zone

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Clubhouse box seating charts.

Clubhouse Box Reviews

"great view", "right behind the on-deck circle".

These seats are in the home plate box, but they are the first row, down a few stairs. It’s weird being that low to the ground, but it’s still a good view. You can heckle the players in the in-deck circle if you want, and you have easy direct access to the bathrooms and restaurant (no free food)....

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Diamondbacks Ticket Information

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Friday, April 12 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, April 13 at 5:10 PM

Sunday, April 14 at 1:10 PM

Chicago Cubs at Arizona Diamondbacks

Monday, April 15 at 6:40 PM

Tuesday, April 16 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, April 17 at 12:40 PM

Los Angeles Dodgers at Arizona Diamondbacks

Monday, April 29 at 6:40 PM

Tuesday, April 30 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, May 1 at 6:40 PM

San Diego Padres at Arizona Diamondbacks

Friday, May 3 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, May 4 at 5:10 PM

Sunday, May 5 at 1:10 PM

Cincinnati Reds at Arizona Diamondbacks

Monday, May 13 at 6:40 PM

Tuesday, May 14 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, May 15 at 12:40 PM

Detroit Tigers at Arizona Diamondbacks

Friday, May 17 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, May 18 at 5:10 PM

Sunday, May 19 at 1:10 PM

Miami Marlins at Arizona Diamondbacks

Friday, May 24 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, May 25 at 7:10 PM

Sunday, May 26 at 1:10 PM

San Francisco Giants at Arizona Diamondbacks

Monday, June 3 at 6:40 PM

Tuesday, June 4 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, June 5 at 12:40 PM

Los Angeles Angels at Arizona Diamondbacks

Tuesday, June 11 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, June 12 at 6:40 PM

Thursday, June 13 at 6:40 PM

Chicago White Sox at Arizona Diamondbacks

Friday, June 14 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, June 15 at 7:10 PM

Sunday, June 16 at 1:10 PM

Minnesota Twins at Arizona Diamondbacks

Tuesday, June 25 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, June 26 at 6:40 PM

Thursday, June 27 at 12:40 PM

Oakland Athletics at Arizona Diamondbacks

Friday, June 28 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, June 29 at 1:10 PM

Sunday, June 30 at 1:10 PM

Atlanta Braves at Arizona Diamondbacks

Monday, July 8 at 6:40 PM

Tuesday, July 9 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, July 10 at 6:40 PM

Thursday, July 11 at 6:40 PM

Toronto Blue Jays at Arizona Diamondbacks

Friday, July 12 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, July 13 at 7:10 PM

Sunday, July 14 at 1:10 PM

Pittsburgh Pirates at Arizona Diamondbacks

Friday, July 26 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, July 27 at 5:10 PM

Sunday, July 28 at 1:10 PM

Washington Nationals at Arizona Diamondbacks

Monday, July 29 at 6:40 PM

Tuesday, July 30 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, July 31 at 12:40 PM

Philadelphia Phillies at Arizona Diamondbacks

Thursday, August 8 at 6:40 PM

Friday, August 9 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, August 10 at 5:10 PM

Sunday, August 11 at 1:10 PM

Colorado Rockies at Arizona Diamondbacks

Monday, August 12 at 6:40 PM

Tuesday, August 13 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, August 14 at 12:40 PM

Def Leppard and Journey

Friday, August 23 at 6:00 PM

New York Mets at Arizona Diamondbacks

Tuesday, August 27 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, August 28 at 6:40 PM

Thursday, August 29 at 12:40 PM

Friday, August 30 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, August 31 at 5:10 PM

Sunday, September 1 at 1:10 PM

Monday, September 2 at 1:10 PM

Texas Rangers at Arizona Diamondbacks

Tuesday, September 10 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, September 11 at 12:40 PM

Milwaukee Brewers at Arizona Diamondbacks

Friday, September 13 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, September 14 at 5:10 PM

Sunday, September 15 at 1:10 PM

Wednesday, September 18 at 5:30 PM

Monday, September 23 at 6:40 PM

Tuesday, September 24 at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, September 25 at 6:40 PM

Friday, September 27 at 6:40 PM

Saturday, September 28 at 5:10 PM

Sunday, September 29 at 12:10 PM

Hondo Rodeo Fest - Hank Williams Jr

Thursday, November 7 at 7:00 PM

Hondo Rodeo Fest - Brooks and Dunn

Friday, November 8 at 7:00 PM

Hondo Rodeo Fest - Zac Brown Band

Saturday, November 9 at 7:00 PM

The Arizona Diamondbacks' lease expires in 2027. What to know about Chase Field's future

The Arizona Diamondbacks’ 30-year lease at Chase Field will expire in 2027, but discussions have already begun about how to keep the team at its downtown Phoenix home.

The team, Maricopa County, and Phoenix all independently agree the team should stay after the lease runs out, but getting to a solution could be difficult.

Who owns Chase Field?

Chase Field is owned by Maricopa County, with a 30-year lease to the Diamondbacks.

Maricopa County Manager Jen Pokorski wrote Phoenix City Manager Jeff Barton in August  asking the city to consider pursuing "partnership options"  for Chase Field and other county property. The move opens the door to discussions about Phoenix getting involved with or taking over ownership of the stadium, or some kind of joint ownership that could bring about renovations the team has been wanting.

Are the Arizona Diamondbacks leaving Chase Field?

While the team and local government entities have not publicly ruled out any options and negotiations are ongoing, all three agree the team should remain at Chase Field, so it is unlikely the team will leave the ballpark.   

How old is Chase Field?

Chase Field, then called Bank One Ballpark, opened in 1998. The 2024 season is the DBacks’ 26 th season at the ballpark. According to the MLB, it’s the 13 th -oldest ballpark still in use.

Who owns the Arizona Diamondbacks?

The Diamondbacks’ principal owner and managing general partner is Ken Kendrick, who has been part of the team’s ownership group since the team was founded. He has been managing general partner since 2004.

Have the Diamondbacks always been in Arizona?

Yes, the team was one of two Major League Baseball teams to begin playing in 1998. The other team that was added that year was the Tampa Bay Rays.

What changes do the Diamondbacks want to Chase Field?

The team has sought upgrades to Chase Field that include added amenities like luxury boxes, additional concession options and a more vibrant district surrounding the stadium.

The ballpark’s retractable roof is no longer safe to open and close with fans inside, but the team’s CEO, Derrick Hall, said in March that the team plans to implement a solution for the roof between the 2024 and 2025 seasons. Hall said the building’s air conditioning system is also on the list of needed upgrades but said a complete HVAC overhaul will not be done until team officials are sure they will be at Chase Field beyond 2027.

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