A's sell out 2025 season tix at Sutter Health Park?

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Ahead of their temporary move to Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento for the next three seasons, the Athletics got a taste of the passion from sports fans in the area while attending a Sacramento Kings game earlier this week just down the road at Golden 1 Center.

A’s manager Mark Kotsay and players Brent Rooker, Lawrence Butler, JP Sears and JJ Bleday were treated to courtside seats and took in a thrilling Kings victory in double overtime. Throughout the night, the group was frequently stopped by fans in the arena who expressed their excitement about having a new Major League team in town.

“Going to that [Kings] game was our first taste of Sacramento as a sports town,” Rooker said. “Seeing the passion that the fans had for that team made us hungry to get out there and put a good product on the field so we could experience the same thing.”

That Sacramento sports fan fervor is expected to translate to baseball, as the Athletics announced on Friday that 2025 season tickets for their inaugural season at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento have sold out.

Limited single-game tickets will go on sale in late January. Further details on the pricing of those tickets and promotional and fan events will be shared ahead of the on-sale date.

Sutter Health Park, which the Athletics will share with the Sacramento River Cats, Triple-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, is undergoing extensive renovations to bring the stadium’s facilities up to Major League standards. Its current capacity is 14,014, which includes 10,624 permanent fixed seats and additional lawn seating on the grass berms beyond the left- and right-field walls.

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In addition to single-game tickets, single-game luxury suites for the 2025 season will be available for purchase starting Thursday. These exclusive, premium experiences can accommodate from 20-100 people and feature private indoor and outdoor seating with panoramic ballpark views.

With demand for season tickets so high, the A’s have already created a waitlist for 2026 season tickets that fans can join at athletics.com/seasontickets.

The A’s inaugural game at Sutter Health Park is set for Monday, March 31 against the Cubs. The home schedule includes matchups against the Padres (April 7-9), Mets (April 11-13), Phillies (May 23-25), Giants (July 4-6), Braves (July 8-10), D-backs (Aug. 1-3), and Reds (Sept. 12-14).

“I think it’ll end up playing to our advantage,” Sears said of playing at Sutter Health Park. “It seems like they’re going to pack it out every night and support us pretty strong. The clubhouse facilities and those facilities we toured looked really nice and upgraded. … I haven’t been this excited for a baseball season in my life.”