Goodyear Ballpark Events
1933 S Ballpark Way, Goodyear, Arizona, AZ 85338 USGoodyear Ballpark
Address: 1933 S Ballpark Way, Goodyear, AZ 85338, United States
Capacity: 8,000 seats and 1,500 berm seats
Opened: 21 February 2009
Goodyear Ballpark, located in Goodyear, Arizona, is the spring training forte of the Cleveland Guardians and the Cincinnati Reds. Coming to town in 2009, the facility packs a main field with seating for 9,500, in addition practice fields and team office spaces.
The modern entrance boasts team shops and concession stands adorned with Guardians and Reds decor. A third-story terrace patio offers private event rentals. Outside, a fiberglass statue titled The Ziz adds artistic flair.
The ballpark offers single-tier seating, shaded areas, and grassy concourses. Hosting baseball primarily, it also hosts community events like the Star Spangled 4th and Fall Festival.
Events at Goodyear Ballpark
Although there are no upcoming events yet, Goodyear Ballpark has hosted notable events in the past, uniting the community. On April 14, 2019, it showcased Seth & Nirva with Kj-52, Nobigdyl., Lacey Sturm, Trala, J.J. Hairston, Shane & Shane, and Travis Greene. Two days earlier, Nobigdyl. electrified the stage.
On October 6, 2018, the Round Up Food Truck Music Festival was wowed with Wheelwright's tunes and delectable treats. Each event offered diverse entertainment and fostered a sense of community.
How to get cheap tickets
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How to get to Goodyear Ballpark
To reach the venue, move with bus services like Valley Metro or Glendale Transit, whose fares typically range from $1.25 to $2 per ride. Alternatively, take the train via Valley Metro Rail, with fares starting at $2.
The area’s connecting bus routes include Route 70 and Route 685. Onsite parking is provided at costs varying based on proximity. Typically, they range from $5 to $20.