Where to Sit at Chase Field

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For the money, start with the 300 Upper Deck behind home plate, which looks down on the field. The 200 Club Level is the step up, with club access, and the 100 Field Level down the lines gets you close to the field without the infield price.

Section numbering and tier names can change. Confirm the specifics against the official Chase Field seating map on mlb.com/dbacks before you buy.

The seating layout

Chase Field holds 48,263, with a retractable roof over the whole park. The seats wrap from the left-field foul pole around home plate to the right-field foul pole, with bleachers behind the outfield fences. The three main levels fans buy from are:

100 Level (Field). The lowest tier, closest to the action: Infield Box and Baseline Box near the dugouts, down to Bullpen Reserve and the outfield bleacher sections. The lettered sections (A through S) are along the infield, closest to the field.

200 Level (Club). The mid-tier club level (Club Box and Club Reserve), sections roughly 200 through 223 wrapping corner to corner, with club access and amenities. The seats behind home plate here, the 210-block, are the prime club location.

300 Level (Upper Deck). The top tier (Infield Reserve and Outfield Reserve), sections roughly 300 through 332. The sections behind home plate, about 308 through 322, give a sweeping overhead view of the field that reads well for following the game.

New LED ribbon boards went in around the upper levels for 2026, and the Phoenix TV news outlet Arizona’s Family reported in its home-opener coverage that the boards partially block the view of the field from some 300-level sections. Check the view from your section before you buy.

The roof and the air conditioning

In the summer heat, the roof is closed and the air conditioning runs, so sun and shade are not a factor in any seat. At a game with the roof open, the sun moves toward the third-base side as the day goes on, which tends to leave the first-base line looking into it and the third-base side and left-field corner losing the light first. The 200 Club Level’s overhead cover tends to keep its seats in the shade. You can check your section and start time on the Chase Field SunTracker, and you can find more about when the roof opens in our When to Visit section.

The pool

Behind the right-center field wall, about 415 feet from home plate, is the swimming pool and hot tub suite, and the D-backs say Chase Field was the first MLB park with a pool. Groups rent it privately, and a single ticket does not get you in. Recent packages ran into the thousands of dollars per game and held up to about 35 people, with catering, parking, and a concierge included. The pricing moves from season to season. If you are planning a trip for a group or a special occasion, it is worth a look.

Best-value sections

• The 300 Upper Deck behind home plate, around 308 through 322. The sections behind home plate give you a sweeping overhead look at the field.
• The 200 Club Level. You get club access and a spot closer to the field than the upper deck.
• The 100 Field Level down the lines. Outside the premium infield, the Field Level along the lines gets you close to the action without the top-dollar infield price.

Before you buy a specific seat, look it up in the Diamondbacks’ seat-selection tool on mlb.com/dbacks to see its sightline and view.

Premium and club seats

At Chase Field, premium seating includes a dedicated suite level, where the amenities have included private stadium entry, VIP parking, a lounge, a wet bar, and a kitchenette. The clubs and suites change sponsors from time to time, so look up what they are called now on the team’s premium page before you buy.

Family and accessible seating

Families do well in the 300 level, and the climate control makes a summer day game comfortable for kids.

Accessible seating is available across the park. Buy accessible seats through Diamondbacks ticketing, and while you are at it, confirm companion seating, accessible parking, and which entrance gets you closest to your section.

How to find the right ticket

• Dodgers and Yankees dates tend to be the biggest draws on the schedule. Dodgers fans tend to travel well for the NL West rivalry. Add those games to your watch list.

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