Hohokam Park is an outdoor baseball stadium and spring-training facility located at 1235 N Center Street, Mesa, AZ 85201. Since 2015, it has served as the home for MLB’s Oakland Athletics during spring training, bringing big-league vibes to the Arizona desert. The original venue was replaced in the 1990s, and today the field is Dwight W. Patterson Field, continuing a rich history of spring training in the area. Whether you’re a local or visiting from afar, we’ve got you covered with seating details, parking info, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a smooth trip to the ballpark.

Hohokam Park’s layout offers a mix of fixed seating and flexible spaces. With 7,500 fixed seats and up to 2,500 grass berms (roughly 10,000 total when lawn seating is in use), there are multiple viewing options. The infield is bordered by the Infield Box Gold and Field Level Gold sections, while Terrace Box/Reserved seats sit in sections 209–212 and 216–218. Lawn GA in the outfield provides a relaxed, family-friendly viewing area. For a practical visit, plan for paved parking for more than 300 vehicles plus 600+ additional spaces on nearby land. The park is accessible by local buses (lines 120, DBUZ) and is close to light-rail connections, with the Stadium Connector path linking to Sloan Park and Tempe destinations. If you’re planning a trip, consider nearby hotel options like the DoubleTree Guest Suites in the Phoenix area for convenient stays during your athletic weekend. For the latest event details, confirm if an event is scheduled as a single-date show or a multi-day schedule.

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Address: 1235 N Center Street, Mesa, AZ 85201.
Venue type: Outdoor baseball stadium; spring-training facility; current home of MLB’s Oakland Athletics (since 2015).
Capacity: 7,500 fixed seats plus up to 2,500 grass berms (about 10,000 total); historical expansions cited capacity around 12,500 at one point.
Seating chart: Infield Box Gold (113–114), Field Level Gold (115–124), Terrace Box/Reserved (209–212, 216–218), with Lawn GA in outfield; benches and berms supplement fixed seating.
Parking: Paved parking for more than 300 vehicles, plus more than 600 additional spaces on surrounding land.
Transit: Accessible by local buses (e.g., lines 120, DBUZ) and near light-rail connections; Stadium Connector path links to Sloan Park and Tempe destinations.
Nearby hotels: Hotel options include the DoubleTree Guest Suites (Phoenix area) listed as a hotel accommodation for ballpark visitors.
Notable events hosted: Cubs spring training at Hohokam Park (1997–2013); Athletics spring training at Hohokam Stadium (2015–present); notable attendance/branding milestones during Cubs era and A’s renovation.
Renamed/demolished: The original Hohokam Park was demolished in 1996 and replaced by the new Hohokam Stadium (opened February 1997); the field is Dwight W. Patterson Field.

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