Chase Field Seating Chart
Chase Field is the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks at 401 E. Jefferson Street in downtown Phoenix. It opened on March 31, 1998 as Bank One Ballpark and took the Chase name in September 2005. It was the first ballpark in the United States with a retractable roof, which opens or closes in about four and a half minutes, and it is air-conditioned. Since 2019 the field has been synthetic grass, and the Maricopa County Stadium District owns the building.
Quick answer
Chase Field seats 48,330 for baseball, the figure in the Diamondbacks' media guides since 2023. The team's own facts page still lists 48,633, an older count, so expect small differences between sources.
- It opened in 1998 as Bank One Ballpark and became Chase Field in 2005.
- Seats run from lettered Field Level boxes A-S and sections 101-144 to the Diamond Level (200-224) and Upper Level (300-332).
- The retractable roof opens or closes in about four and a half minutes.
- Its current arrangement with Maricopa County runs through the 2027 season.
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Sections at Chase Field
Chase Field has three seating levels, the Field Level, the Diamond Level and the Upper Level, plus suites, porches and the outfield pool. The section numbers and tier names below come from the Diamondbacks' own seat viewer and ballpark guide.
- Field Level boxes — lettered sections A to S around home plate and the dugouts
- Field Level 100s — sections 101-144, from Infield Box (118-126) out to the Bleachers
- Diamond Level — sections 200-224, Club Box, Club Reserve and Club Terrace with in-seat service
- Upper Level — sections 300-332, with MVP Box seats in 310-322
- Suites — from 14-guest dugout suites up to Legends Suites for 265
- The pool — the Presidential Pools Suite beyond the right-center field wall, for up to 35
Best seats at Chase Field
The team doesn't rank its seats, but its tiers tell you what you get. Lettered boxes A to S are the closest seats around home plate and the dugouts, and the Avnet Home Plate Club sits right behind home plate. The Diamond Level, sections 200 to 224, comes with in-seat food and drink service, and sections 221 to 223 are all-you-can-eat. For a group of up to 6, the Home Run Porches sit right above the outfield. The pool itself is 415 feet from home plate.
Tips before you go
Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch Sunday to Friday and 2 hours before on Saturdays. Bags can be up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, or a clutch up to 4.5 by 6.5 inches, and the concession stands and team shop don't take cash. The team posts whether the roof will be open or closed before every home series, rather than following a set temperature. The nearest light rail stops are 3rd Street/Jefferson and 3rd Street/Washington, and a 1,500-car garage is attached just south of the ballpark on 4th Street.
How to read the Chase Field seating chart
Letters mean the closest seats: sections A to S are Field Level boxes behind home plate and along the dugouts. Numbers then tell you the level. The 100s, from 101 to 144, fill the rest of the Field Level out to the bleachers, the 200s are the Diamond Level, and the 300s, from 300 to 332, are the Upper Level.
On each level, Gate A is closest to one section: 139 on the Field Level, 223 on the Diamond Level and 332 upstairs. The Coors Light Strike Zone is in right field on the main concourse, and the Estrella Jalisco Cantina is in right field on the Diamond Level.
Every public seating and service area is on an accessible route. The attached garage on 4th Street has 31 spaces for cars with disability plates or placards, and a sensory room is on the Diamond Level in left field near section 220.
Building a seating chart for an event at Chase Field
Chase Field sells suites and party areas for groups. Standard suites come in sizes for 18, 24, 40, 80 or 160 guests, the Legends Suites take 25 to 265, the Estrella Jalisco Cantina up to 300, and the Presidential Pools Suite up to 35. A 160-guest suite party still needs a plan for who sits with whom, so build it in the maker first and bring the printout.
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Open the seating chart generatorFrequently asked questions
- What is the capacity of Chase Field?
- Chase Field seats 48,330 for baseball, the figure in the Diamondbacks' media guides since 2023. The team's own facts page still lists 48,633, an older count, so expect small differences between sources.
- What are the best seats at Chase Field?
- The team doesn't rank its seats, but its tiers tell you what you get. Lettered boxes A to S are the closest seats around home plate and the dugouts, and the Avnet Home Plate Club sits right behind home plate. The Diamond Level, sections 200 to 224, comes with in-seat food and drink service, and sections 221 to 223 are all-you-can-eat. For a group of up to 6, the Home Run Porches sit right above the outfield. The pool itself is 415 feet from home plate.
- What sections does Chase Field have?
- Main sections include: Field Level boxes — lettered sections A to S around home plate and the dugouts; Field Level 100s — sections 101-144, from Infield Box (118-126) out to the Bleachers; Diamond Level — sections 200-224, Club Box, Club Reserve and Club Terrace with in-seat service. Full breakdown in the sections list above.
- Where is Chase Field located?
- Chase Field is at 401 E. Jefferson Street, Phoenix, Arizona, downtown. Valley Metro Rail stops at 3rd Street/Jefferson and 3rd Street/Washington, which Wikipedia lists as the ballpark stops. Drivers can use the attached 1,500-car garage on 4th Street or the Jefferson Street garage.
- How do I plan a private event at Chase Field?
- Ask the Diamondbacks' premium team about suites, the Cantina or the pool suite for your group. When your space is booked, our seating tool handles the guest list and the table layout.