Season tickets for the Arizona Diamondbacks are currently available. If you are interested in placing an order for season tickets, please contact an account representative for the Arizona Diamondbacks baseball club. Each season ticket request must be accompanied by a $75 non-refundable deposit. For more information, please call (602) 462-4600 or visit the Arizona Diamondbacks web site.

 

Season Ticket Holder Benefits

 

Anybody and everybody can get tickets to a game, but only season ticket holders get:

  • Tickets to all 83 home games, including two pre-season exhibition games
  • Option to purchase season parking passes
  • First option to renew and relocate your tickets for subsequent seasons
  • The chance to turn unused current season tickets into extra tickets to select games later in the season
  • Guaranteed option to purchase postseason tickets
  • Complimentary 32oz Season Ticket Holder Loyalty Cup, good for $2 soda refills throughout the 2014 season
  • Renewal Thank You Gift
  • Exclusive discounts at the Chase Field Team Shop (20%) and Friday's Front Row (10%)
  • Opportunity to purchase the following:
    • All Promotional Items
    • All Bobbleheads
  • Access to full-service Season Ticket Headquarters, located behind Section 111
  • Single-game ticket pre-sale opportunity for both Spring Training and regular season
  • Full-color commemorative tickets (tickets must be purchased by March 1)
  • $500 Season Ticket Holder credit toward the purchase of a suite
  • Discounts to other Chase Field events
  • Early entry into Chase Field to watch batting practice Monday through Saturday
  • Invitation to annual Select-A-Seat relocation event
  • Early entry into annual D-backs Fan Fest
  • Access to Season Ticket Holder website: dbacks.com/sth
  • Subscription to the exclusive Homestand Bulletin e-mail

Customer Service with a Smile

 

As a season ticket holder you have your own department working for you. The Account Services Department has Account Representatives available to assist you with any questions you may have regarding your account, policies and procedures, games or Chase Field in general. Representatives are available Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, call the Account Services Hotline at 602-514-4444.

 

Season Ticket Pricing

Please see the Chase Seating Layout page for a detailed drawing of the section and seat locations for all baseball related events.

Seat Location Full Season
Plan
Half A
Plan
Half B
Plan
Weekend
Plan
Series
Plan
Field Level
  Clubhouse Box* (sections G-M) $6,160 N/A N/A N/A N/A
  Home Plate Box (sections G-M) $4,160 $2,480 $2,460 N/A N/A
  Dugout Box (sections C-F; N-Q) $3,690 $2,480 $2,460 $1,920 $1,620
  1st/3rd Base Box (sections A-B; R-S) $2,690 N/A N/A N/A N/A
  Infield Box (sections 115-129) $1,814 $1,115 $1,105 $870 $725
  1st/3rd Base Reserve (sections 113-114; 130-131) $1,814 $1,115 $1,105 $870 $725
  Baseline Box (sections 112-114; 130-132) $1,370 $792 $784 $678 $563
  Baseline Reserve (sections 109-111; 133-135) $1,070 $617 $609 $516 $410
  Bullpen Reserve (sections 106-108; 135-138) $682 $369 $363 $324 $248
  Bleacher (sections 101-105; 139-144) $682 $369 $363 $324 $248
Diamond Level
  Club Terrace (sections 210E-210I) $2,458 $1,490 $1,480 N/A N/A
  Club Box (sections 206-209; 210C-210D; 211-214) $1,864 $1,115 $1,105 $870 $725
  Club Reserve (sections 200-205; 215-220; 224W) $1,220 $792 $784 $642 $529
  All-You-Can-Eat (sections 221-223) $1,220 $678.50 $669.50 $549 $431.50
Upper Level
  MVP Box (sections 310-322, row 1-7) $969 $567 $559 $462 $359
  Infield Reserve (sections 305-327) $582 $344 $338 $288 $214
  Outfield Reserve (sections 300W; 300-304; 328-332; 332W) $388 $196 $192 $168 $120

 

*A Legacy Club personal seat license is required to purchase Clubhouse Box tickets. Please call 602-462-4600 for more information. Tickets include $10 D-bucks food and merchandise credit preloaded on ticket barcode.

 

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