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TUCSON ELECTRIC
PARK
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Capacity |
11,500 |
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Year Opened |
1998 |
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Dimensions |
325L, 405C, 325R |
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Surface |
Grass |
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Local Airport |
Tucson |
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Ticket Prices |
To be
announced. |
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Tickets on
Sale |
To be
announced. |
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Ticket Line |
866/672-1343 |
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Ticket Web
Site |
dbacks.com |
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Address |
2500 E. Ajo Way, Tucson. |
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Directions |
Tucson Electric Park is south of downtown
Tucson, a stone's throw away from I-10. If
you're coming from the north, take the Ajo
Way exit (which is also marked as the Kino
Parkway exit) and head east, following the
signs. |
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The regular-season home of the Tucson
Sidewinders (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League) and the site of many Arizona Fall
League games, Tucson Electric Park is the spring-training home of both the
Arizona Diamondbacks and the Chicago White Sox. The stadium is definitely set up
more to accommodate the spring-training crowds than the smaller crowds attending
Sidewinders games.
Still, Tucson Electric Park is a gem
of a ballpark, an example of a modern minor-league park done right. After
parking in the adjoining parking lot, you enter TEP at ground level and look
down to the action from a concourse level. The main grandstand area features
theater-style seats, while there's two levels of bleachers down each line.
The outfield area is noteworthy in that there's not a single bleacher seat;
instead, the designers wisely put in grassy areas on both sides of a concession
area in dead-center field. It's a great area for families to throw down a
blanket -- the kids can run around and play catch, while the adults get a great
view of the action. The bullpens are in front of the center-field concession
stand, and you can look down at them from the outfield grass. A concourse rings
the entire playing field, so you can wander throughout the stadium through the
course of a game.
If you go, spring for a grandstand seat or sit out in the outfield grass. Don't
mess with the metal grandstands unless you must. There are club seats on the
second level of the grandstand, but these are quite a ways from the action and
are not recommended.




The Arizona Diamondbacks have trained in Tucson since the team's inception.
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