Hohokam Stadium A-Z Guide

Aisle Policy: As a courtesy to others, guests are requested to voluntarily refrain from walking in aisles during play.

Alcohol: The City of Mesa, the Athletics, and Ovations promote the responsible sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages. Alcohol sales cease at the end of the 7th inning. Alcohol sales are limited to two beverages per trip per guest. The right to refuse the sale of alcohol to any guest is reserved. Alcoholic beverages may not be brought into, taken out of, the stadium.

Animals/Pets: Animals and/or pets are not allowed inside the stadium. Exceptions will be made for service dogs being used by guests who require them. Also, animals/pets involved in A's promotional events are allowed entry.

Automatic Teller Machines: Hohokam Stadium operates as a cashless venue, meaning ATMs will not be available. All transactions at concession stands, vendor stations, and the Team Store must be made using a cashless method. Please be aware that on-site parking payments, however, are accepted in cash only. If you wish to purchase parking in advance, you can do so here. Otherwise, please ensure you have cash on hand if you plan to park at Hohokam Stadium.

Bags Policy: All bags must be no larger than 16" x 16" x 8". All bags, including backpacks and purses, are subject to search. Bags are not required to be plastic or clear. No cans, weapons of any kind (off-duty carry included), pocket knives, glass containers or alcohol are allowed into the stadium at any time. No hard-sided coolers of any size are permitted. Diaper bags are permitted in regardless of size, for guests accompanied by their babies. Strollers must be small enough to keep out of walkways and aisles or be checked at Guest Services. Metal detectors are used at Hohokam Stadium entry gates. Upon entry to the ballpark, fans will have their bags searched and will need to empty pockets of keys, mobile phones, and other items before walking through a metal detector. For any questions concerning allowable carry-in items, please email spring@athletics.com.

Banners: Banners are permitted at the discretion of Hohokam Stadium management. Banners cannot be commercial, political or obscene in nature, nor obstruct the view of any fans or ballpark signage. Banner poles and masts are prohibited.

Ball Retrievers: For the safety of our guests, ball retrievers are not permitted in the stadium during A's games. Guests must return them to their car before entering the stadium. Ball retrievers confiscated inside the stadium will not be returned.

Bike Parking: Bicycle parking is available outside of Gate D. The Athletics recommend you lock and secure your bicycle prior to entry to the stadium. The Athletics are not responsible for any damage or theft while left on property and bicycles are parked at your own risk.

Cameras: Cameras and videos are allowed in the stadium during Spring Training games as long as they are not for commercial use. Professional still photo or video equipment will not be allowed in to the stadium. Tripods, monopods, or any other steadying device is prohibited.

Carry-In items: All bags must be no larger than 16" x 16" x 8". All bags, including backpacks and purses, are subject to search. Bags are not required to be plastic or clear. No cans, weapons of any kind (off-duty carry included), pocket knives, glass containers or alcohol are allowed into the stadium at any time. No hard-sided coolers of any size are permitted. Diaper bags are permitted in regardless of size, for guests accompanied by their babies. Strollers must be small enough to keep out of walkways and aisles or be checked at Guest Services. Metal detectors are used at Hohokam Stadium entry gates. Upon entry to the ballpark, fans will have their bags searched and will need to empty pockets of keys, mobile phones, and other items before walking through a metal detector. For any questions concerning allowable carry-in items, please email spring@athletics.com.

Additional item notes:

• Cameras and videos are allowed in the stadium as long as they are not for commercial use. Both cameras and videos must be hand held; tripods and monopods are not allowed. Photographers, cameras, and video equipment must not block the view of the ball game for other guests. The Athletics reserve the right to prohibit specific cameras in the stadium at their discretion or if they obstruct other guest visibility.
• Signs and banners may be displayed at games as long as:
• They do not obstruct the sight line of another guest.
• They are not larger than 2' tall x 3' wide.
• They are not in the field of play.
• They do not cover up any existing signage.
• They are not commercial in nature.
• They do not contain obscene or inflammatory language.
• They are not paraded around the stadium.
• Laser pointers and similar items are prohibited. Anyone who is observed using a laser pointer will be ejected from the stadium and the device to be confiscated. Any laser pointer, which is confiscated, will not be returned.

For the safety of our guests, ball retrievers are not permitted in the stadium during A's games. Guests must return them to their car before entering the stadium. Ball retrievers confiscated inside the stadium will not be returned.

Car Trouble: Guests having car trouble while at Hohokam Stadium should contact the Operations Office if they need to place a call. Hohokam Stadium cannot assist with locked vehicles.

Cashless: Please be aware that on-site parking payments, however, are accepted in cash only. If you wish to purchase parking in advance, you can do so here. Otherwise, please ensure you have cash on hand if you plan to park at Hohokam Stadium.

Code of Conduct: No one is allowed on the stadium field or within prohibited areas at any time without proper credentials. If anyone enters onto the field or within prohibited areas without proper credentials, he/she will be immediately ejected from the stadium without a refund. The same ejection rule applies for the practice fields. Anyone using obscene or abusive language or causing any type of discomfort to the guests around them will be asked by the Athletics personnel to cease this conduct. If the offensive conduct persists, those involved will be subject to ejection from the ballpark without a refund.

Concessions: From Chick-fil-A to Mustache Pretzels, Hohokam Stadium offers a variety of concessions to satisfy your craving.

Disabled Guests: Hohokam Stadium was built to comply with the rules and regulations of American Disabilities Act. Seating, restrooms, concessions sands and drinking fountains have all been designed to provide comfortable access to all. Any disabled guests desiring a wheelchair can request for assistance by visiting the Guest Services window inside the main concourse by Gate D, or by notifying any usher or parking attendant. Wheelchairs are permitted for transportation use only, and cannot be used for seating during the game.

Elevators: Hohokam Stadium is equipped with one elevator which services ADA guests, team/stadium staff and media personnel only. The elevator is located in the Main Concourse next to Gate D.

Exit and Reentry: To exit and reenter the stadium once the gates have opened and before the end of the 7th inning, guests should go to the first turnstile at Gate A or Gate D and show their ticket stub to the ticket taker. The guest's ticket will be required to be scanned on exit. To reenter, the guest must return to the line of admittance at a gate to repeat the entry process, security screening, and scan of their ticket.

Fan Engagement Areas: Check out our Stomper¡¯s Kid Zone for activities during games.

First Aid Offices: The First Aid Office is located on the Main Concourse by the 1st Base Breezeway. The First Aid Office is open for every A's home game.

Gates: The stadium gates will open for guest entry 1.5 hours before game time.

Health & Safety: The A's will follow MLB directives and local health guidelines.

Intoxicated/Unruly Guests: The A's have the right to deny admittance to guests attempting to enter the stadium in a perceived state of intoxication.

Injury Disclaimer: The holder of a ticket voluntarily assumes all risk and danger of personal injury and all hazards arising from or related in any way to the event for which this is issue, whether occurring prior to, during, or after the event.

Lawn Chairs: Elevated lawn chairs are prohibited in Hohokam Stadium. However soft sided chairs in which the seat bottom rests directly on a surface are permitted.

Lost and Found: Lost and Found inquiries can be directed to Guest Services or by emailing spring@athletics.com.

Lost Children: If you cannot locate your child, please contact any of our ushers (burgundy shirts), security (purple shirts) or visit Guest Services to alert our staff. All lost children will be brought to Guest Services while we locate their parents.

Noise Makers: Noisemakers, cowbells, air horns, drums, and all items that project a noise are not allowed in the stadium.

Nursing Mothers: Mothers looking for a private area to nurse infants can go to the Guest Services window located on the main concourse behind home plate and by Gate D for access into the stadium lobby waiting room.

Parking: Parking is available on-site at Hohokam Stadium, or you can buy it in advance here. If you choose to purchase in advance, please present your parking confirmation on-site to gain access to the parking lot. Alternatively, if you decide not to purchase parking in advance, you can buy it on site with cash only. Cash is the only accepted form of payment for on-site parking, so ensure you have cash available for parking fees.

Pay Phones: There are no pay phones at Hohokam Stadium.

Press Box: The Press Box is located behind home plate, above the Upper box seats. This area is restricted to members of the media, team and working staff and those who have proper stadium credentials.

Prohibited and Permitted Items

The following items are prohibited in Hohokam Stadium:

• Aerosol Cans
• Exception: Aerosol Sunscreen Cans
• Alcoholic Beverages
• Any bags that do not meet the bag policy requirements
• Ball Retrieving Devices
• Balloons
• Baseball Bats
• Bicycles, Hoverboards, Rollerskates, Scooters and Skateboards
• Brooms/Sticks/Poles
• No Metal Poles
• Camera Lenses longer than 6"
• Camera Sticks - Including selfie-sticks, monopods and tripods
• Clothing with vulgar language or images
• Fireworks
• Hard-Sided Containers (Including Aluminum Cans, Coolers, Flasks and Glass Bottles)
• Illegal Drugs and Substances
• Laser Lights and Pointers
• Mace and Pepper Spray
• Noisemakers
• Non-Service Animals
• Portable Chairs - with the exception of "bleacher padded chairs" where the bottom rests on the floor.
• Projectiles - Including Inflatable Balls and Frisbees
• Unsealed Beverage Bottles
• Weapons, Firearms, Knives or any Sharp Objects - Including Pocket/Swiss Army Knives and Off-Duty Officers' Weapons
• Any item deemed by management to be dangerous, inappropriate or disruptive to other fans' enjoyment of the game.
• Hohokam Stadium does not store prohibited items. Items left at the gates will be discarded. The Athletics are not responsible for abandoned items.

The following items are permitted in Hohokam Stadium:

• Aerosol Sunscreen Cans
• Bags that meet bag policy requirements
• Baseball Gloves
• Hand Sanitizer, Make-Up, Lotion and Sunscreen
• One Factory Sealed Water Bottle Per Guest
• Seat Cushions
• Service Animals
• Strollers - Must be folded and placed under the seats or be checked at Guest Services

Security Office: The stadium Security Office is located on the Main Concourse by the 1st Base Breezeway. The Security Office is open for every A's home game.

Scoreboard Messages: For a $40 fee, Hohokam stadium can display video board messages, inquiries may be directed to the Guest Services window on the inner concourse by Gate D, or by emailing spring@athletics.com. All messages subject to approval of the A's.

Smoking Policy: Hohokam Stadium policy prohibits smoking. State law prohibits smoking in any restroom. Policy applies to electronic cigarettes and vaporizers as well. Smoking is permitted outside of the stadium in designated areas only. In order to reenter the stadium, guest¡¯s tickets will be scanned out and must enter through the same process as their initial entry.

Tailgating: Tailgating in stadium lots is restricted to guests own parking spaces in front or behind their vehicles. Charcoal grills are not allowed.

Umbrellas: Guests may bring personal umbrellas not larger than 48' in arc into Hohokam Stadium as long as they do not interfere with other guests view or enjoyment of the game. Umbrellas larger than 48' in arc are prohibited. The Athletics reserve the right to prohibit umbrella use once inside the stadium at their sole discretion or if the umbrella affects the visibility of other guests.

If interested in season tickets, please contact spring@athletics.com.

A's Box Office Location/Hours

The A's Box Office is located adjacent to Gate D on the southwest side of the stadium. Beginning February 2024, the Box Office will be open on game days for contactless ticket purchases starting at 11 a.m. and will close at the end of each game through the end of Spring Training. On non-game days, the Box Office will be open everyday, except Sundays, starting at 11 a.m. for walk-up ticket sales (no phone orders accepted) to individual games. For ticket information or questions, guests should visit athletics.com/spring.

Payment Methods

Hohokam Stadium will be a cashless environment for the protection and safety of our fans and employees. Please plan to purchase your tickets through our mobile app or at athletics.com/spring. We accept MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express.

Child Tickets

All guests age two years or older must have a ticket for entry to an A's Spring Training game. Children less than 24 months are admitted free, but must sit on an adult's lap.

Will Call

Will Call will not be available. All tickets are accessible digitally through the MLB Ballpark app.

Third Party and non-paid Will Call can be picked up and dropped off at the designated windows at the main Box Office.

Refunds

Tickets and related service charges are non-refundable.

Infield Box Gold areas are between the bases (sections 113 to 114), below the walkway, in the first 4 rows. Infield Box areas are rows 5 & up in the same sections.

Field Level Gold areas are down the lines (sections 115-117-119 and 116-118-120), below the walkway, in the first 2 rows. Field Level areas are rows 3 & up in the same sections, and all of sections 121, 122, 123, and 124.

Terrace Box and Terrace Reserved sections are above the walkway in the grandstand. Terrace sections require walking up a flight of stairs to enter the seats at row 6 or 7, then steps down to get to the first 6 rows.

Terrace sections from 216 in left field to 215 in right field are mostly shaded areas. The first few rows may get sun for part of the day. Sections 217 & 218 are in full sun. Most 100 level sections will be in full sun all day.

There is access to the Terrace Box sections 209, 211 and 212 from the top of the grandstand by taking an elevator at C gate. There are also shaded seats at the top of the outer terrace sections (row 15) with no steps down.

There are ADA seating areas (i.e., wheelchair spaces and companion seats) in all price levels except Infield Box Gold and Field Level Gold.

The Terrace Reserved sections are bleacher bench seating with a backrest. All 100 level sections and Terrace Box areas are fixed, individual seats.

Lawn seats in the left and right field are open seating.

In the event of rain when the stadium gates are not opened, guests should retain possession of their tickets (rain check). If the game is rescheduled, their tickets will be valid for the new game date. If the game is cancelled and not made up, the fans will have the following options:

Paid Tickets will be refunded in the following ways:

• Tickets purchased at the A's Box Office with cash can be returned to the Hohokam Box Office or mailed to the address below. The guest must enclose a note with instructions, contact information and the actual tickets. Credit card purchases will be automatically refunded to the same card. Cash or check purchased will be refunded by mailed check (allow 6-8 weeks for refund mailing).

A's Ticket Office
Spring Training Rainout
P. O. Box 2220
Oakland CA 94621

• Tickets purchased through Tickets.com or athletics.com (phone or internet) will be automatically refunded to the credit card used for purchase (only if the game does not begin play and is not rescheduled).
• Complimentary tickets have no cash value; they cannot be refunded or exchanged. Complimentary tickets will have no trade value for future games.