Phoenix offers a unique opportunity for baseball enthusiasts with the return of the Diamondbacks Ballpark Pass. Going to a baseball game usually comes with a hefty price tag, including tickets, parking, food, and souvenirs. But with this pass, fans can enjoy all 81 regular-season home games and two exhibition games for just $3.60 per game.

Unlock the Magic of Baseball with the Diamondbacks Ballpark Pass

How the Ballpark Pass Works

Before each game, fans receive an "opt-in" text to claim tickets for the series. The opt-in window reopens before each game, allowing those who missed the first game to still attend the others. The claimed ticket becomes available three hours before the game in the MLB Ballpark app, and that's when the opt-in window closes. If you want to upgrade your seat or buy guest tickets, it must be done at least four hours before the first pitch. It's important to note that tickets aren't transferrable, but the "Sit with Friends!" feature on the app allows you to sit with your companions. All seat locations are in the upper level and are non-transferrable. Abusing the pass by giving tickets to others could result in losing it.

The Benefits of the Ballpark Pass

This pass not only offers great value in terms of ticket prices but also includes access to giveaways and other events. It's a comprehensive package that allows fans to enjoy the full baseball experience. Imagine being able to attend every single Diamondbacks home game and share the fun with friends. It's an opportunity that few baseball fans get to experience.

Phoenix's Sports Scene

Phoenix is a sports lover's paradise, with four major professional sports league teams. The NFL's Arizona Cardinals call State Farm Stadium in Glendale home, while the NBA's Phoenix Suns and WNBA's Phoenix Mercury play at the Footprint Center in downtown Phoenix. The Indoor Football League's Arizona Rattlers play at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale. Additionally, Phoenix has a soccer team, the USL's Phoenix Rising FC, which plays at Phoenix Rising FC Stadium. The Valley hosts multiple major sporting events throughout the year, including college football's Fiesta Bowl and Guaranteed Rate Bowl, the PGA Tour's highest-attended event, the WM Phoenix Open, NASCAR events each spring and fall, including Championship Weekend in November, and Cactus League Spring Training for 15 Major League Baseball franchises. It's a sports hub that offers something for every sports fan.SportsWatch more of the latest sports videos on the 12News YouTube channel. Don't forget to subscribe!https://youtube.com/watch?v=videoseries&list=PLDWDKoBbuKNe5PhErbBxmB3mAVLP41XWf