Chase Field offers baseball fans the chance to watch a game without having to worry about Arizona’s summer heat or sudden monsoon storms. Visitors can still enjoy the iconic stadium, even without tickets to a game. Public walking tours take place throughout the year to give fans a behind-the-scenes look at the Diamondbacks stadium.
Since parking in Downtown Phoenix can be limited, it’s a good idea to take alternate transportation to Chase Field. Take the Metro Light Rail from one of several Park-N-Ride locations to the stadium; trains run every 20 minutes. The D-backs Express takes fans from the Foothills Mall in Tucson to Chase Field.
Try to visit during the regular season (March through September) to see the Diamondbacks play a game at home. Stadium tours take place Monday to Saturday throughout the year.
If you’re attending a D-backs game at Chase Field, come hungry. There’s a bit of everything on offer, including baseball classics (hot dogs, french fries, ice cream) as well as more unusual items, like a Churro Dog served on a donut bun, Steak and Ale Tots, and Frybread Tacos.
