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Sutter Health Park Tickets
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- Sacramento River Cats Baseball & A’s Temporary Home | Seating, Pa
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Upcoming Events at Sutter Health Park
August 2026
2 eventsSeptember 2026
14 events- SEP02Sacramento River Cats vs. Salt Lake BeesFrom $9View tickets →
- SEP04Sacramento River Cats vs. Salt Lake BeesFrom $9View tickets →
- SEP06Sacramento River Cats vs. Salt Lake BeesFrom $9View tickets →
- SEP07Athletics vs. Toronto Blue JaysFrom $20View tickets →
- SEP08Athletics vs. Toronto Blue JaysFrom $20View tickets →
- SEP09Athletics vs. Toronto Blue JaysFrom $20View tickets →
- SEP12Athletics vs. Seattle MarinersFrom $20View tickets →
- SEP15Sacramento River Cats vs. Reno AcesFrom $9View tickets →
- SEP16Sacramento River Cats vs. Reno AcesFrom $9View tickets →
- SEP17Sacramento River Cats vs. Reno AcesFrom $9View tickets →
- SEP18Sacramento River Cats vs. Reno AcesFrom $10View tickets →
- SEP19Sacramento River Cats vs. Reno AcesFrom $9View tickets →
- SEP20Sacramento River Cats vs. Reno AcesFrom $9View tickets →
- SEP25Athletics vs. Houston AstrosFrom $20View tickets →
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The venue
About Sutter Health Park
Welcome to Sutter Health Park, the home of the Sacramento River Cats and temporarily the Oakland Athletics from 2025 through 2027. Located at 400 Ballpark Drive in West Sacramento, this modern ballpark opened on May 15, 2000 (originally Raley Field) and seats 10,624 fixed, with a total capacity of 14,014 including lawn and standing-room areas. Whether you’re catching a game, a special event, or just enjoying the ballpark atmosphere, we’ve got you covered with seating guidance, parking tips, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations.
Here, you’ll find official seating resources, easy purchasing guidance, and trusted partner recommendations to help you secure your seats without a hassle. Think of us as your personal connection in the ticketing world—reliable, straightforward, and here to help you enjoy the game day experience.
Accessibility, transportation, and nearby stays make a big difference on game day. Sutter Health Park features 5,000+ parking spaces with some pre-paid lots for season-ticket holders. For transit, SacRT light rail stops at 7th & Capitol and 8th & Capitol, with Sacramento Valley Station nearby and Yolobus connections across the Tower Bridge. The ballpark’s seating is designed to fit every fan, including 2,798 club seats, 750 seats in 36 suites, and the Toyota Home Run Hill lawn area for general admission. For those planning a multi-day trip, consider the surrounding Downtown Sacramento options for easy access to additional dining, nightlife, and attractions. Official seating charts and interactive views are available through the ballpark guides and SeatGeek, helping you pick the perfect vantage point for your group. Don’t forget to check the venue’s status if a date changes—RESCHEDULED from its original date if applicable—and Date to be announced for any upcoming events that haven’t locked in a date yet.
Pro tips: secure your seats early for high-demand games, especially during Athletics games in the 2025–2027 seasons. We’ve got you with straightforward steps to buy tickets, plus trusted partner recommendations for hotels and dining to enhance your extended stay in the riverfront area.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 400 Ballpark Drive, West Sacramento, CA 95691.
- Venue type: baseball ballpark / stadium; home of the Sacramento River Cats; temporary home of the Oakland Athletics (2025–2027).
- Capacity: 10,624 fixed seats; 14,014 total including lawn and standing room.
- Opened: May 15, 2000; former name Raley Field (2000–2019); renamed Sutter Health Park starting with the 2020 season.
- Seating composition: 2,798 club seats; 750 seats in 36 suites; Toyota Home Run Hill is general admission lawn.
- Parking: 5,000+ nearby parking spaces; options include pre-paid lots for season-ticket holders.
- Transit: SacRT light rail stops at 7th & Capitol and 8th & Capitol; Sacramento Valley Station nearby; Yolobus connections available across the Tower Bridge.
- Nearby hotels: Embassy Suites by Hilton Sacramento Riverfront Promenade (100 Capitol Mall); Kimpton Sawyer Hotel (Downtown Sacramento); additional downtown options within walking distance.
- Notable events hosted: 2005 Triple-A All-Star Game; Dorados de Sinaloa vs Norwich City (2013); Golden State Hockey Rush (2015); renaming to Sutter Health Park (2020); Athletics temporary relocation (2025–2027).
- Seating chart access: official ballpark guides and 3D viewers exist; third-party SeatGeek provides interactive seating charts.