Arizona Diamondbacks, Colorado Rockies Spring Training Tickets Sold Out

The D-backs announced on Sunday that all 15 Spring Training home games for both the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies have sold out at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick.

Tickets to the D-backs’ away games may still be available.

Most of the tickets were claimed earlier this week during the teams’ presales. Any remaining tickets were claimed Sunday morning, Feb. 21, shortly after tickets went on sale to the general public.

Salt River Fields, like all of the other Spring Training stadiums in the Valley, are operating at significantly reduced capacities this season due to the pandemic. Approximately 2,200 fans will be allowed inside Salt River Fields for each home game, compared to the stadium’s total 11,000 seat capacity.

Tickets to see the Oakland Athletics, Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago White Sox, Kansas City Royals, and Texas Rangers went on sale last week.

Tickets to see the Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians go on sale on Monday, followed by the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday, and San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners on Wednesday.

The Giants said season subscribers would have first priority at Spring Training tickets and any remaining would go on sale to the general public.

Here is a list of changes fans should know for Spring Training games this year:

• Tickets for most stadiums are being sold in “pods” of 1-6 tickets, depending on the team and the stadium. Some stadiums are not selling individual tickets.
• Masks are mandatory and must be worn throughout the stadium (except when actively eating and drinking)
• Bags are not allowed inside most stadiums this year. The exception is small purses and wallets.
• Practices will be closed to the public this year and players will not be signing autographs.
• Concessions will be limited at all of the valley stadiums and items will be sold in prepackaged containers. Sunflower seeds will not be sold this year to reduce spitting.

Guide: What to Expect at Spring Training Stadiums.