Peoria Sports Complex Spring Training Guide
Home to the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners
Peoria Sports Complex
16101 N 83rd Ave
Peoria, AZ 85382
(623) 773-8700
Website: mlb.com/spring-training/ballparks/peoria-sports-complex
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Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch on game days.
Re-entry: Guests may leave Peoria Stadium and re-enter at any time. However, a re-entry stamp must be obtained on your hand from a representative at the gate before exiting.
The City of Peoria provides for free WiFi through Peoria Public.
Parking
Parking is FREE on game days.
There are 3 points of entry for parking: Mariners Way, Padres Way and Stadium Way. Mariners Way and Stadium Way can be accessed by 83rd Avenue. Padres Way can be accessed by Paradise Lane.
Accessible Parking
Accessible parking is available by entering Peoria Sports Complex at Mariners Way off 83rd Avenue. Please let an attendant know so they can direct you to the designated spots.
Rideshare/Drop-Off
There’s no designated drop-off or pick-up locations, but Peoria Sports Complex recommends using Stadium Way off 83rd Avenue.
RV Parking
RV Parking can be accessed by Mariners Way of 83rd Avenue.
Bicycles
Bicycle racks are located outside of Team Store and across from the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners clubhouse buildings.
Guests are responsible for providing their own lock.
Bicycles may not be locked to any gates or fences.
Tailgating
Tailgating is permitted before spring training games and is restricted to the guests’ own parking space, either in front of or behind their vehicle. Tailgating cannot block multiple spaces or roadways.
Seating
Padres dugout is on the first base side.
Mariners dugout is on the third base side.
Sitting in the shade
Available in Club Seat sections 305-308.
Upper Box sections 309-319.
Upper Box sections 200-215, 217 and 219, rows HH and above.
In “The Colonnade” and “The Pavilion” sections, however, they are reserved for large groups and parties.
Handicap accessible
Available in all seating sections.
Peoria Sports Complex representatives provide complimentary wheelchair assistance for guests to and from their seat. To request assistance, contact the nearest representative at any entry gate.
If you find other sections/seats that are in the shade, or other pertinent info, please let us know and we’ll add them here!
Autographs and Practice Fields
Autographs
Autograph Alley: Designated location to seek autographs on the right field concourse in Peoria Stadium.
Additional autographs may be accessible at the Practice Fields.
Practice Fields
Practice Fields open daily at 9 am and are accessible to the public.
Currently, we don’t have specific time(s) for when batting practice and fielding drills take place, but both Padres and Mariners typically do so on their respective practice fields.
Mariners Practice Fields are accessible on the West side and Padres on the East. Major leaguers are typically on practice fields 1-2.
Ballpark Food & Beverage
Fans are permitted to bring factory-sealed, plastic water bottles with non-carbonated, colorless water.
Additionally, fans are permitted to bring empty plastic water or sport bottles, Hydroflask, Yeti, or similar insulated water bottles to fill at onsite drinking fountains.
Padres burger.
Loaded Tots on the third base concourse.
Ivar’s Clam Chowder on the first base concourse.
Craft Brew Courtyard offers a variety of craft beer offerings.
Soda and non-alcoholic drink options include Pepsi products.
Unclear on the extent of their veggie/vegan/gluten-free options.
If you have more information on the food and beverage offerings, please let us know!
Ballpark Fun Facts & Points of Interest
Peoria Cove: A kids’ interactive playground located on the third base concourse, featuring a mini baseball field, concessions and shaded seating, a splash pad & a ship-themed playground structure.
The first Spring Training game played at the complex each spring is a charity game between the Padres and Mariners benefitting the Peoria Diamond Club and its charitable grant fund.
Nearby Lodging, Restaurants & Points of Interest
Since Spring Training in Arizona is clustered and a lot more accessible than in Florida, and certain ballparks may not be in the greatest neighborhoods, we’ve created a dedicated page and Google Map that lists suggested lodging, non-fast food restaurants, and points of interest that you can access here.
Any other information you think we’re missing, please let us know and we’ll include!
Updated Dec 2024