Chase Field
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Chase Field is a ballpark in Phoenix, Arizona, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks of Major League Baseball’s National League. It opened in 1998, making it 28 years old in 2026 and seats about 48,330 fans. Swimming pool beyond the right-center field fence.
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Ballpark facts
- Location
- Phoenix, Arizona
- Home of
- Arizona Diamondbacks
- League
- National League
- Opened
- 1998
- Capacity
- 48,330
- Dimensions
- Left field 330 ft · Center 407 ft · Right field 334 ft
- Surface
- Artificial turf
- Roof
- Retractable roof
- 2026 attendance
- 28,254 per game
- Former names
- Bank One Ballpark
- Architect
- Ellerbe Becket
- Big events
- World Series (2001), World Series (2023), MLB All-Star Game (2011), World Baseball Classic (2006, 2013, 2023), WWE Royal Rumble (2019)
Famous games at Chase Field
- Diamondbacks rout the Yankees 15–2 in Game 6 to force a seventh game
- Luis Gonzalez's bases-loaded bloop single off Mariano Rivera wins Game 7 and Arizona's first title
- Prince Fielder's three-run homer leads the National League to a 5–1 All-Star Game win
- Reliever Archie Bradley's two-run triple helps Arizona beat Colorado 11–8 in the NL Wild Card Game
- Texas beats Arizona 5–0 in Game 5 to win the World Series, the Rangers' first title
Seating guide
- Best views
- The best sightlines are in the lower level behind the plate and down the first-base line by the D-backs dugout. From the upper deck you look down onto the pool in right-center.
- Shade & cover
- The park has a retractable roof and air conditioning. For most summer games the roof is kept shut, so every seat is shaded and comfortable.
- Cheapest seats
- Budget seats are in the upper deck (300 level) and the outfield bleachers; the bleachers by the pool tend to have a lively crowd.
- Families
- Families should head to the Honeywell Sandlot, a play area on the upper concourse beyond section 332. After Sunday home games, kids can run the bases.
- Standing room
- For socializing, fans gather out in right field at the Coors Light Strike Zone and past left field at Banner Health Centered Field. The right-center pool can be rented as a suite.
Tailgating & parking
- Tailgating
- Not allowedChase Field has no official tailgating spots. You'll park in lots and garages around downtown Phoenix, and fans meet up at bars in the area.
- Parking
- Drivers can use the garages and surface lots near the ballpark that serve Diamondbacks fans, along with other garages downtown. The team recommends booking a space ahead of time on ParkWhiz.
- Transit
- Ride Valley Metro Rail's A Line to 3rd Street/Jefferson if you're eastbound or 3rd Street/Washington if you're westbound; either is a short walk from the park.
Stadium tours
Chase Field offers behind-the-scenes ballpark tours ($25 adults · 75 minutes). Tours usually skip game days and the schedule changes by season, so book ahead.
Historical photos
Browse old photos, postcards and construction shots of Chase Field in free public archives.
Ballparks near Chase Field10
- 1D-IPhoenix Municipal Stadium — Arizona State Sun Devils same city
- 2D-IBrazell Field at GCU Ballpark — Grand Canyon Antelopes same city
- 3SpringAmerican Family Fields of Phoenix — Milwaukee Brewers same city
- 4JUCOGateWay Geckos Baseball Field — GateWay Geckos same city
- 5JUCOParadise Valley Pumas Baseball Field — Paradise Valley Pumas same city
- 6JUCOMarich Field — Phoenix College Bears same city
- 7JUCOSouth Mountain Cougars Baseball Field — South Mountain Cougars same city
- 8NAIAArizona Christian Firestorm Baseball Field — Arizona Christian Firestorm 9 mi
- 9SpringCamelback Ranch — Chicago White Sox & Los Angeles Dodgers 9 mi
- 10JUCOGlendale Gauchos Baseball Field — Glendale Gauchos 9 mi
Other National League ballparks12
The Arizona Diamondbacks share the National League with 14 other teams listed on Inside the Park. Here are the closest 12, nearest first.
- 1MLBPetco Park — San Diego Padres 298 mi
- 2MLBDodger Stadium — Los Angeles Dodgers 358 mi
- 3MLBCoors Field — Colorado Rockies 584 mi
- 4MLBOracle Park — San Francisco Giants 651 mi
- 5MLBBusch Stadium — St. Louis Cardinals 1,265 mi
- 6MLBWrigley Field — Chicago Cubs 1,448 mi
- 7MLBAmerican Family Field — Milwaukee Brewers 1,459 mi
- 8MLBGreat American Ball Park — Cincinnati Reds 1,577 mi
- 9MLBTruist Park — Atlanta Braves 1,588 mi
- 10MLBPNC Park — Pittsburgh Pirates 1,824 mi
- 11MLBloanDepot park — Miami Marlins 1,975 mi
- 12MLBNationals Park — Washington Nationals 1,978 mi
Questions about Chase Field
What other ballparks are in the National League?
14 other National League teams play at parks listed here. The nearest are Petco Park, Dodger Stadium, and Coors Field.
Where do the Arizona Diamondbacks play home games?
The Arizona Diamondbacks play at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona.
When did Chase Field open?
Chase Field opened in 1998.
How many people does Chase Field hold?
Chase Field has a capacity of about 48,330.
What other ballparks are near Chase Field?
Phoenix Municipal Stadium is also in Phoenix. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.
Where is the shade at Chase Field?
The park has a retractable roof and air conditioning. For most summer games the roof is kept shut, so every seat is shaded and comfortable.
Can you tailgate at Chase Field?
Not allowed. Chase Field has no official tailgating spots. You'll park in lots and garages around downtown Phoenix, and fans meet up at bars in the area.
Does Chase Field offer tours?
Yes. Chase Field runs ballpark tours ($25 adults · 75 minutes). Check the official tour page for dates.
Facts are for the 2026 season. Distances are straight-line miles between city centers. Capacity figures vary by source and some include lawn seating. See something wrong? Let us know. Is this your ballpark? Get the “Listed on Inside the Park” badge for your website.