The first of its kind, Peoria Sports Complex is a spring training facility shared by two Major League Baseball giants, the San Diego Padres and the Seattle Mariners. Constructed in 1994, its cutting-edge architecture is a reference point for new stadiums across the nation. Among a host of amenities, it also offers player development and rehabilitation services. Sprawling over 145 acres (58 hectares), it encompasses 13 baseball fields, two clubhouses, fitness facilities, state-of-the-art lighting, and a seating capacity of over 10,000. The versatile grounds host top championships and tournaments at the youth and professional levels, as well as concerts, shows, fundraisers, wedding receptions, and private events.
Phone: (623) 773-8700
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N 83rd Ave and Stadium Way/N Stadium Way
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- Wed 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
16101 N 83rd Ave Peoria, AZ 85382 ·1863.02 mi
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- Family friendly
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We had three games here on our trip. This ballpark is well laid out and a comfortable place to watch a game. They have a new premium section that delivers food to seats. There is a place in 300 level that is more shaded and has misters. There is a great variety of cuisines and foods.
MoreNice stadium, seats aren't as comfy as some of the newer stadiums, but the practice fields are great and even have a concession stand.Speaking of concessions, I notice that the beverage prices are higher here than at some of the other stadiums. That is disappointing, but the food choices are good.
MoreGreat experience with little kids. We got lawn tickets and brought our stroller which provided some shade which was nice. We had a hard time figuring out if diaper bags were allowed and they are and do not have to be clear like their other bag restrictions, just have to be okay with it being searched on entry. The lawn was laid back and kids ran around a bit and then we went over to the play area which was so fun for the kids. There's a little splash pad, misters and a big toy. There's a baseball diamond for older kids to play ball during the game. We went up to the higher up section and got free squishy baseballs. Super fun.
MoreClub seats are NOT in the shade like the website says, so DON’T BE FOOLED. We just went to our first Spring Training game and it will be our last. Bought Club seats so that we’d have shade. Got to the game and they are not in the shade, but rather under a louver type assembly like you might have on a pool deck. In order to be shaded you are at the mercy of the louver angle and the angle of the sun. Our seats were in the sun. We asked to be moved to the first base side which seemed to have more shade. The reply - “yes we can move you but you must pay more for “game day prices.” After we stopped laughing at how ridiculous that was we asked for a refund. “Nash” the supervisor said “no” to both requests. As a result we disputed the charge with American Express for not getting what was advertised. Figure that is better than a sunburn.
MoreWe had 3 games here on our vacation. It was our first time there in late 1990’s. We had a chance to go to practice areas to watch warmups and fielding practice. The set up is conducive for fans with plenty of room for autographs/player interaction. Everyone is very friendly! Team store has a lot of variety
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