The guide to Chase Field

Quick insights

• Chase Field, the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, offers standard stadium seats and premium seating options, including club seats and suites.
• Enjoy Chase Field’s varied dining options with ballpark standards, local favorites, nationwide chains and options for a variety of dietary needs.
• You’ll find many hotels to stay at near this downtown Phoenix stadium, which puts you close to shopping, nightlife, restaurants and more.

Chase Field, built in 1998, is the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks. This Phoenix destination hosts a range sporting and entertainment events, from concerts to college sports to bull riding.

Perhaps its most notable features are the retractable roof and air conditioning system—considered a must-have to withstand an hours-long game in the Phoenix summer heat. You can also beat the heat by renting out the park’s swimming pool.

In this article, we’ll cover what to know to enjoy your next visit to Chase Field.

How seating works at Chase Field

Chase Field has standard and premium seating options from which you can watch the event.

Standard seating

Chase Field can seat over 48,000 people, providing seating options for a range of budgets and preferences. Some sections offer unique features to enhance your stadium visit.

When you purchase a seat in the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Diamond Level in sections 221 to 223, your tickets include unlimited, complimentary ballpark fare items through the seventh inning. The all-you-can-eat menu typically includes kid-friendly foods and drinks, such as hot dogs, chips, peanuts, popcorn and soft drinks.

The stadium has bleacher seats in sections 100-105 and 139-145. Section 139 is beside the Diamondbacks bullpen, and the visitor's bullpen is near section 105. Section 101, located in right center field, is a popular choice due to its proximity to the Chase Field Pool and the Coors Light Strike Zone lounge.

You may find that Chase Field tickets are usually more affordable a few hours before the game or for games where there’s less demand. Additionally, military and first responders receive discounts on game tickets.

Premium seating

If you’d like an elevated experience when you watch the Diamondbacks, you have many options for premium seating to choose from. The ballpark currently offers:

• 4,400 club seats (Club Terrace, Club box, Club Reserve)
• 57 suites
• 6 party suites
• Executive suite
• Batter's box suite
• Two dugout suites
• Swimming pool suite

Club Level or Diamond Level seats come with access to certain amenities like the full Blue Cross Blue Shield Diamond Level, including the Suite Lounge, wide stadium seating with added legroom and in-seat food and beverage service.

Navigating to Chase Field

Chase Field is located in Phoenix, Arizona at 401 E. Jefferson Street.

There’s street parking and parking lots and garages within walking distance of the stadium. You may be able to pre-book a parking spot before your Chase Field event through a parking app. ParkWhiz is the preferred partner of Chase Field.

You may travel to the game by light rail. The Valley Metro Rail has a stop within walking distance of Chase Field. Trains run every 15 to 20 minutes. If you live near this rail line, it may be a convenient way to travel to the stadium.

A rideshare or taxi service is another way to get to the stadium. Some rideshare apps may have dedicated pickup spots during games to avoid heavy traffic and road closures.

Another option is to bike to the stadium. You’ll find several locations where you may lock and secure your bicycle.

What to eat and drink at Chase Field

From casual to upscale, you’ll find dozens of dining locations to get something tasty during your visit. From standard stadium fare to local staples, you’ll probably find something you like during your visit to Chase Field.

Here are some vendors that may be worth a visit:

• Four Peaks: Check out local draft beers and enjoy pub-style food.
• Taste of Chase: This eatery has specialty food options like a churro dog or crispy chicken bao bun.
• Lo-Lo’s Chicken and Waffles: An Arizona staple, this southern soul food spot is known for its chicken and waffles.
• Hungry Hill Sangwich: Get Italian sausage, Italian beefs or hot dogs with a variety of toppings.

You’ll also find familiar chains, such as Cold Stone Creamery and Chik-fil-A.

If you like ballpark staples like hot dogs, popcorn and beer and are watching your budget, check out the value items. These menu items may be priced more affordably and may be purchased at Double Headers concession stands. The stadium does allow outside food if it fits within a gallon-sized clear plastic bag, which may help you limit the cost of your visit to Chase Field.

You’ll also find dining options that align with different dietary needs including gluten free, vegan, vegetarian and health-conscious choices.

Places to stay around Chase Field

With its location in downtown Phoenix, you’ll find several hotels that are less than a mile from the stadium. Here are just a few options within walking distance of the stadium.

• SpringHill Suites Phoenix Downtown
• Courtyard Phoenix Downtown
• Hyatt Regency Phoenix
• Hyatt Place Phoenix/Downtown
• Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix
• Moxy Phoenix Downtown
• Home2Suites by Hilton Phoenix Downtown
• Hampton Inn & Suites Phoenix Downtown
• Best Western Downtown Phoenix

When you stay near Chase Field, you’ll be close to other attractions and nightlife. Check out popular downtown districts, such as Cityscape, Roosevelt Row, Warehouse District and Heritage Square.

Tips for visiting Chase Field

Chase Field has amenities that may make your visit more enjoyable. Consider enhancing your visit by checking out these offerings and stadium features.

• D-backs Kids Club: If you have kids, consider signing them up for D-backs Kids Club is free to join for fans 15 and younger and comes with prizes for attending games
• ATMs: Need cash? Look for ATMs in sections 131 and 325C.
• D-backs merch: For official Diamondbacks swag, stop by D-backs Authentics.
• Peter Piper Playhouse: Check out this arcade and game area for children and families.
• Baxter’s Den: Kids and Baxter fans may enjoy a visit to Baxter’s Den. There you’ll find the home of the famous mascot and learn about his history with the team.
• APS Solar Pavilion: Get out of the Arizona sun under this solar shade structure near the western entrances and ticket booths. The structure also generates solar energy.

In summary

Chase Field is a truly unique stadium where you can enjoy an Arizona Diamondbacks game or other sporting and entertainment events. With unique features like a retractable roof and air conditioning, you may stay cool as you watch the action. There’s so much to check out during your visit, from specialty foods to kid-friendly play areas.