2021 Surprise Spring Training Tickets On Sale February 20

The City of Surprise  will welcome fans to Surprise Stadium for the 2021 Spring Training season February 28 through March 29 with additional COVID-19 mitigation protocols in place. The game schedule has been modified from what was previously released, and tickets will go on sale February 20. 

The health and safety of fans and the Surprise community are the city’s top priority. 

In collaboration with local and state health authorities, the Cactus League, Major League Baseball, Texas Rangers, Kansas City Royals and other destination partners, Surprise Stadium will implement the following health and safety procedures (full details are listed below the schedule):

• Limited seating capacity of under 2,000 fans per game 
• Physically-distanced seating pods
• Required face coverings, unless eating/drinking 
• Reduced touch points (contactless ticketing, cashless transactions) 
• New intensified cleaning protocols

Additional fan safety information and policies can be found at surprisestadium.com.  

The game schedule is as follows:

Dates, times and opponents are subject to change. Game times listed are Arizona Time (MST).
*Denotes premium games. ^Denotes Sundancer Charity Game.

Single Game Ticket Sales
Individual game ticket sales begin Saturday, February 20 at 8 a.m. MST. Fans can purchase tickets online through SurpriseStadium.com; by phone at 623-222-2222; and in-person at the Surprise Stadium Box Office located at 15960 N. Bullard Avenue. Box office transactions will be cashless, and social distancing measures will be in place. Accepted forms of payment at the box office include Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. 

Ticket prices will range from $8 - $45. All games are subject to dynamic pricing.

Service charges and processing fees may apply to online and phone orders. 

Box Office Hours through March 29
Beginning February 21, the box office will be open daily at 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with extended hours in conjunction with evening game times. On February 20 only, the box office will open at 8 a.m. due to the College Baseball Classic.

Surprise Stadium Limited Capacity and Pod Seating
For your safety and to support physical distancing between groups of fans, seating capacity will be limited to 25%. Tickets will be available for sale in pre-determined “Seating Pods” in groups of 2, 4 and 6. Each transaction will be subject to a pod limit and/or ticket limit at the time of purchase. All pods are subject to availability.

Changes for the 2021 Season 
     COVID-19 Mitigation Measures 

• Face Coverings will be mandatory for entry and must be worn at all times unless actively eating and drinking in your dedicated seating pod.
• Physical distancing will be required at all times, particularly in queueing areas (entrance, concessions, restrooms and retail shops) which will be clearly marked and monitored by stadium staff. There will also be a six-foot physical distance separation in the stadium seats between parties in ticketed seating pods.
• Surprise Stadium has transitioned to digital ticketing and offers numerous hands-free, cashless payment experiences via the MLB Ballpark app. 
• Surprise Stadium will implement a pre-cleaning and sanitization of all of the seats prior to the season starting. Surprise has partnered with the WakWay Foundation who will utilize a drone filled with bio-friendly cleaning solution to clean and sanitize all of the seats and high traffic outdoor areas prior to fan arrival.  The microSure™ antimicrobial solution lasts for over 30 days and uses a technology that forms a covalent bond on the surface it is applied to, enabling a persistent and long-term protection. 
• Seats will also be cleaned and disinfected daily. 
• Hand-sanitizer stations will be available throughout the concourses. 
• Mobile ordering will be available from select concessions stands for no waiting pick-up. 
• A No Bag Policy will be in place with the limited exception of medical bags and manufactured diaper bags for fans accompanying young children, as well as a personal clutch (5 in. x 8 in.) that may be visually inspected.

Additional fan safety information and policies can be found at surprisestadium.com.  

Major League Baseball Spring Training COVID-19 Practice & Game Changes 

• Team Practice Fields: to ensure the safety of all fans and players, the practice fields will be closed to the public this season. 
• All exhibition games played during the 2021 Spring Training season may implement the following adjustments to the Official Baseball Rules:
  -  Ending Innings Unilaterally - Games that occur from February 28 through March 13, (“Retiring the Side”) shall be relaxed, such that defensive managers may end an inning prior to three outs following any completed plate appearance, provided the pitcher has thrown at least 20 pitches.
  -  Spring Training Games that occur from February 28 through March 13 may be shortened to seven-inning games or five-inning games upon mutual agreement of both managers. Games that occur on or after March 14 shall be nine-inning games (and, upon mutual agreement of both managers, can be shortened to seven-inning games).

Plan Your Trip with Confidence
We understand the future is unpredictable, and travel has changed dramatically in recent months. That is why we are working alongside our local partners and hoteliers to create an environment in which you can feel safer enjoying the kind of baseball moments you may need now more than ever. For a list of local hotel accommodations, please visit exploresurprise.com.

For more information about Spring Training, ticket sales, and additional events, please visit surprisestadium.com or contact the Surprise Stadium Box Office at 623.222.2222.

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