Chase Field is in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. It's where the Arizona Diamondbacks, a Major League Baseball team, play. The stadium opened in 1998 and was the first in the U.S. to have a retractable roof over real grass. It's great for the hot desert weather. The place can hold about 48,000 people and has cool stuff like a swimming pool and a big scoreboard to make fans happy. The area around the stadium is buzzing with lots of restaurants, bars, hotels, and fun stuff like the Phoenix Convention Center and the Talking Stick Resort Arena. This makes game days super lively, and it’s easy to get there using the Valley Metro light rail and nearby freeways. Chase Field doesn’t just host baseball – it puts on all sorts of events, making it a key spot for sports and entertainment in the city.
Non-flavored/non-carbonated water in sealed, plastic bottles, empty plastic water bottles, sealed single service juice boxes are permitted.
Small food items brought in an approved clear bag are allowed. No metal or glass containers will be permitted.
To ensure fan safety and an expedited ballpark entry, a clear bag policy is now in effect forChase Field. Each fan may carry one clear plastic or vinyl bag no larger than 12” x 6” x 12” or a clear plastic gallon freezer bag. Small clutch purses are also permitted that are no larger than 4.5” x 6.5”. All bags are subject to search. For a complete list of approved bags, visit dbacks.com/clearbag.
Section 130 - Home of the D-bat dog, an 18 inch bacon, jalapeño, and gooey cheddar cheese corn dog
Section 121 - Burgers, tacos and other sandwiches, as well as vegetarian options
Section 126 - Variety of 18 inch, sharable hotdogs with names like the All Day Breakfast Dog, Reuben Some Dirt On It Dog and the S.I. Cover Dog.
