Watch your hometown team take the field this season with Petco Park tickets from TicketSmarter. Baseball games are played throughout the Spring and Summer at venues across North America including iconic ballparks like Yankee Stadium or Camden Yards.
One of the first recognized baseball parks was Elysian Fields in Hoboken, N.J., where businessmen gathered to play organized baseball and cricket in the mid-1840s. Ballparks are now the signature piece of several communities ranging from small, community fields to Minor League stadiums and Major League parks that hold between 30,000 and 50,000 spectators.
The one standard measurement in baseball stadiums is the infield, which measures 90 feet on each the first and third base paths. The infield and outfield are typically grass with a combination of sand, clay and silt making up the basepaths, pitching mound and warning tracks. Outfields vary in size across each league ranging from 391 feet to centerfield at Oracle Park to 420 feet at Fenway Park and Comerica Park.
See America’s favorite game in person with Petco Park tickets. On off-days, some ballparks will host other events like concerts and festivals. Large acts like Billy Joel have performed stadium tours in recent years. Minor League parks like Surprise Stadium host local food and wine festivals and college tournaments before Spring Training begin in mid-February.
Knock it out of the park with Petco Park tickets from TicketSmarter. Sports and other live events have never been easier to attend in the San Diego, CA area. At a cost of $450 million, this baseball park is the current home to the MLB's San Diego Padres, a member of the National League. Before the construction of the venue, the Padres had to share a field with the San Diego Chargers at the Qualcomm Stadium, an NFL team. The first concert to be held at Petco Park was the Rolling Stones in 2004. The naming rights to the stadium have been awarded to PetCo, a San Diego based pet supply company. Buy your Petco Park tickets today. Petco Park is located at 100 Park Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101.
Watching baseball or attending a live music event is easy when you buy tickets through TicketSmarter. Whether you want to experience sitting in the exclusive Lexus Homeplate Club and enjoy a beer or two at the Skyline Patio, or want a seat down by first base, the opportunities are endless at Petco Park. With a seating capacity of 42,000, there is always a seat available for purchase. Use the interactive TicketSmarter seating chart to find the best seats to see rapper NF in concert or a Padres home baseball game. Once your purchase is complete, your tickets will be delivered directly to you for your enjoyment.
Since the San Diego Padres are a part of the National League West division, they will always play the following teams each season: Arizona Diamondbacks, Colorado Rockies, Los Angeles Dodgers, and the San Francisco Giants. They may play the Chicago Cubs or the Washington Nationals depending on the MLB schedule for that year. But Petco Park isn’t just a sports venue. It has held major stadium tours like Green Day and Fall Out Boy or Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Poison, and Joan Jett.
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Ticket prices will fluctuate depending on the event and where your seats are located. On average, the cost to attend a live event at Petco Park is $179.28. Seats located in the back of the venue are always the cheapest option and can cost as low as $35.64 a ticket. Premium seating with unobstructed views of the event can go for as high as $8999.10 for a seat near the action.
Petco Park has 95 exciting live events scheduled.
BLXST and Joyce Wrice and Arizona Diamondbacks at San Diego Padres are scheduled to come to the Petco Park.
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