Sutter Health Park Tickets

Sutter Health Park offers complimentary, secured Bike Valet on Ballpark Drive.

The City of West Sacramento and Sutter Health Park prohibit the resale of tickets on property, including all surrounding grounds and parking areas.

More than 5,000 parking spaces are located near the ballpark in the Bridge District with the majority dedicated specifically for Sutter Health Park events.

The ballpark in West Sacramento is a cashless facility, and all major debit and credit cards will be accepted for payment.

Permitted sealed bottled water only applies to water without ANYTHING added to it.

All bags are subject to search upon entry and within the ballpark.

Banners and signs of any size are not permitted.

All bags must adhere to the 'CLEAR BAG POLICY' and are subject to search upon entry and within the ballpark.

Sports drinks or other flavored waters are not allowed.

Fans may use major credit cards or debit cards for all concessions and merchandise purchases.

Sutter Health Park is a cashless venue.

Guests are not allowed to bring any outside beverages, cans, or bottles into the ballpark with the exception of unopened, soft-sided containers of drinks such as water, small milk cartons, juice boxes or pouches, baby formula, bottles, baby food for children, and medication or other special needs.

All events at Sutter Health Park feature Guest Services Team Members who are trained to assist guests with disabilities and provide direction, assistance, and other services to ensure a smooth experience.

Sutter Health Park is dedicated to providing an enjoyable and accessible experience for guests with disabilities or special needs.

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), businesses and organizations that serve the public must allow people with disabilities to bring their service animals into all areas of the facility where customers are normally allowed to go.

Certified service animals are allowed into the ballpark.

Alcoholic beverage sales on the concourse level will be cut off at the first pitch of the eighth inning.

Only alcohol purchased or dispensed by authorized servers is permitted on the premises.

The Solon Club contains a mural depicting local diamond legends and beloved figures.

Sutter Health Park was designed by HNTB and is located in West Sacramento's Bridge District.

The Legacy Club features a private balcony with a 15-foot big screen television and climate-controlled inside lounge with comfort-forward seating arrangements and access to premier lower-level seating.

Out beyond the right-field fence is a general admission berm seating area called Home Run Hill, for which you can buy a specific ticket or access with a ticket for a fixed seat elsewhere in the park.