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Lake Elsinore Diamond Tickets

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About Lake Elsinore Diamond

Lake Elsinore Diamond is the enduring home ballpark of the Lake Elsinore Storm, a Minor League Baseball affiliate. Located at 500 Diamond Drive in Lake Elsinore, CA, this stadium—also known as Lake Elsinore Diamond or Storm Stadium—hosts exciting baseball games, concerts, and community events at Pete Lehr Field. With a mix of fixed seating and berm or premium options, the venue is designed for a comfortable baseball experience for fans across the city region.

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Seating has evolved over the years. The current fixed seating sits around 5,139, with premium seats behind home plate (including about 380 premium seats) and additional high-top and group seating areas. The stadium’s capacity reaches roughly 4,835 with fixed seats, and historically it has accommodated up to about 8,000 when berm seating is included. The field is named Pete Lehr Field, and the venue continues to host Storm games, notable concerts, and community events.

Parking is organized across multiple lots: Parking Lot A for player access, Parking Lot B for season or suite holders, and Parking Lot C for general parking, with ADA spaces available. Nearby public transit is served by Riverside Transit Agency buses, with stops near Lakeshore Diamond Drive and local schedules for stadium access. For visitors traveling by car, there are several practical lodging and dining options nearby, including affiliate-recommended hotels and restaurants to help you plan a convenient stay or game night.

  • Baseball stadium, home of the Lake Elsinore Storm, Pete Lehr Field. Capacity varies by seating arrangement; current fixed seating ~5,139 with berm options historically.
  • Multiple lots (A, B, C) with ADA parking. Clear signage and accessible seating areas.
  • Riverside Transit Agency serves the area; check local schedules for Lake Elsinore Diamond access.
  • Affiliate-recommended options include Best Western Plus Lake Elsinore Inn & Suites, Quality Inn, and Lake Elsinore Casino; links below provide quick booking and location details.
  • Local eateries and casinos in the surrounding area offer casual dining options and entertainment after games.
  • Regular Storm games, concerts, and community events; this venue remains a staple in Lake Elsinore’s sports and cultural scene.

Whether you’re a local or visiting the Inland Empire, Lake Elsinore Diamond is designed for a straightforward ticket-buying experience. We’ve got you covered with easy access to seats, parking guidance, transit routes, and trusted lodging and dining options to pair with your event experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 4,835 (approx.) fixed seats currently; historically 6,066 fixed seats with berm seating bringing capacity up to about 8,000.
  • Address: 500 Diamond Drive, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530.
  • Venue type: Minor League Baseball stadium / ballpark; home to the Lake Elsinore Storm; field named Pete Lehr Field.
  • Seating/chart details: 2017 seating renovations replaced most seats; fixed seating around 5,139 (varied by source); behind home plate includes premium seats (e.g., 380 premium seats), plus high-top seats and group seating areas.
  • Parking: Multiple lots (Parking Lot A for players, Parking Lot B for season/suite holders, Parking Lot C for general; ADA spaces available).
  • Transit: Nearby Riverside Transit Agency buses serve the Lake Elsinore area with stops near Lakeshore Diamond Drive; local transit schedules exist for access to the stadium area.
  • Nearby hotels: Best Western Plus Lake Elsinore Inn & Suites (31781 Casino Dr); Lake Elsinore Casino (20930 Malaga Rd); Quality Inn (31808 Casino Dr).
  • Notable events hosted: Lake Elsinore Storm games, concerts (Willie Nelson, ZZ Top) at the Diamond; Storm Halloween Festival and other community events.
  • Renamed/demolished: Not demolished; commonly referred to as Lake Elsinore Diamond and Storm Stadium; originally known as The Diamond at Lake Elsinore.