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North Stadium At Kino Sports Complex Tickets

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Tucson Venue Details, Pa

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About North Stadium At Kino Sports Complex

North Stadium, part of the Kino Sports Complex in Tucson, Arizona, offers an intimate, controllable venue experience with a seating capacity of approximately 2,900–3,200. The stadium sits alongside Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium and shares the broader complex infrastructure, including ample free parking, transit access, and nearby lodging and dining options. Whether you’re here for spring training history, soccer, or regional events, we’ve gathered practical details to help you secure seats and plan your day.

Important: Always verify event dates and any accessibility updates with the official venue or event organizers. The Kino complex has hosted notable events like MLB spring training (1998–2010), FC Tucson USL2 matches at North Stadium, Desert Diamond Cup soccer, and World Baseball Classic qualifiers at Kino. For a smooth visit, consider using public transit or carpooling, and check our recommended hotels and nearby dining partners for a stress-free experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2500 E. Ajo Way, Tucson, AZ 85713
  • Main venue capacity: Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium ~11,000–11,500 seats; North Stadium capacity: ~2,900–3,200 seats
  • North Stadium seating: includes a 1,000-seat North Grandstand field
  • Parking: about 3,500 free parking spaces at the Main Complex
  • Transit: accessible via Sun Tran bus routes (e.g., routes 11, 15, and 2 stop at the complex)
  • Nearby hotels: Ramada Tucson near Kino; Comfort Inn & Suites near Kino; SpringHill Suites by Marriott at the Bridges Tucson (all within a short drive)
  • Notable events hosted: MLB spring training (Arizona Diamondbacks & Chicago White Sox) 1998–2010; FC Tucson USL2 at North Stadium; Desert Diamond Cup soccer; World Baseball Classic qualifiers held at Kino (notably 2025 qualifiers)
  • Renamed/demolished: formerly Tucson Electric Park (1998–2010); renamed Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium in 2011; no demolition of the complex