Chase Field is home to the Arizona Diamondbacks, with a retractable roof over 48,633 seats on Jefferson Street downtown. Gate times, bags, food and water, parking, rideshare, the train, tours and what is coming up, from the Diamondbacks and the Maricopa County Stadium District.
Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch Sunday through Friday and two hours before first pitch on Saturday. Advantage Members get in 30 minutes earlier on Fridays and Saturdays at Gates B and J.
One clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bag up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, or a one-gallon clear freezer bag, plus one small clutch about 4.5 by 6.5 inches. Backpacks, fanny packs and cinch bags are not allowed. Free clear bags are handed out at the perimeter, and BinBox lockers are on the northwest plaza.
Yes. Food is allowed in a clear bag, along with sealed, non-flavored water in plastic bottles, empty plastic bottles, juice boxes and baby food. Metal and glass containers and alcohol are not allowed.
The Diamondbacks sell parking in advance through their partner ParkWhiz. The Chase Field Garage sits just south of the ballpark, and the Jefferson Street Garage has bike racks. The team does not post garage prices.
The rideshare zones are on 5th Street north of Washington Street and on Jackson Street east of 9th Street.
Yes. The Diamondbacks point fans to Valley Metro Rail, which runs every 15 to 20 minutes, 365 days a year, with a $4 daily fare cap and 13 park-and-ride lots.
Public tours run Monday through Saturday at 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and last about 75 minutes. Adults are $25, seniors $20 and kids 12 and under $18. There are no tours on Sundays, day-game days, major holidays or special event days.
About four and a half minutes, according to the Diamondbacks.
48,633, according to the Diamondbacks.
Yes, from age 3. The Honeywell Sandlot play area is past Section 332, kids can run the bases after Sunday games, and family restrooms are on every level.
Not inside. Smoking and vaping areas are outside Gates A, F, J and K, and re-entry is through those same gates.
If living near the ballpark, the train and downtown Phoenix matters to you, I can walk you through the neighborhoods that put you there.
Checked 27 October 2026, all from the Arizona Diamondbacks unless named. Address, gate times, rideshare, re-entry, smoking, kids, strollers, payment and beer sales: ballpark guide. Bags and prohibited items: security. Opening, cost, capacity, roof and cooling: facts and figures. Ownership: Maricopa County Stadium District. Parking: parking map. Light rail: Valley Metro Rail page. Tours: tours. Value menu: value items. Events: concerts and upcoming events; Opening Day: MLB. Left off: garage prices (not posted), light rail station names (not on the team page), the Diamondbacks' 2027 home opener (not yet on a team page), and a map (no agency publishes the ballpark's coordinates). Photo: Air Force flyover at the 2010 season opener, MSgt. Raheem Moore, U.S. Air Force (public domain, Wikimedia Commons). The questions answered are ones people search on Google, each answered only from the pages above.
