Watch your hometown team take the field this season with Sloan 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 Sloan 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.
TicketSmarter has Sloan Park tickets available for all MLB spring training games held at the facility. The ballpark is the home to the Chicago Cubs and features matchups against other Major League Baseball teams that play in the Cactus League. It is located at 2330 W. Rio Salado Parkway, Mesa, AZ 85201 just outside of Tempe and Phoenix. The stadium opened in 2014 and the field was designed with similar dimensions to Wrigley Field. The stadium has the largest capacity out of all Cactus League ballparks with a total of 15,000 seats.
Sloan Park tickets are a must-have for fans of the Chicago Cubs and Major League Baseball.
Sloan Park offers an intimate baseball experience with 15,000 seats available. The stadium has one level of seating that offers wonderful views of the entire field. Sections 100 to 102 and 121 to 124 sit behind the bullpens allowing fans the opportunity to watch pitchers warm-up and to catch foul balls. Sections 107 to 109 will place you directly behind the Cubs dugout while 113 to 116 places fans behind the visitor’s dugout. The outfield features a general admission lawn area where fans can bring blankets to relax and possibly catch a home run ball!
TicketSmarter makes it easy to find tickets at the ballpark with the interactive seating map. Simply click on an upcoming game and the filter tool will sort all seats by price, section, and row without having to visit the ticket office.
Spring training games at Sloan Park begin in February and teams play through the end of March. Multiple games a week are often played at the ballpark during the short season. The Chicago Cubs play games against other members of the Cactus League. Some of the top matchups every year involve the Cincinnati Reds and Milwaukee Brewers, their rivals in the Central Division of the National League during the MLB regular season. During spring training, Cubs fans get the unique opportunity to see Major League teams play in a smaller stadium and familiarize themselves with the new stars on the roster.
The price of your ticket will alter depending on the event you’re attending and where your seat is located. $119.16 is the average price you’ll pay to attend any live event playing at Sloan Park. Find great deals on seats located in the back of the venue. These seats are always the most affordable option and can cost as low as $14.40 a ticket. Premium seats right next to the action can go for as high as $2997.00 a seat.
Sloan Park has 21 upcoming live events scheduled.
Party Animals at Savannah Bananas and Spring Training: Atlanta Braves at Chicago Cubs are playing at Sloan Park.
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