Colorado Rockies

Stadium : Hi Corbett Field

Hi Corbett Field has been the spring-training home of the Colorado Rockies since 1993. Prior to 1993, Hi Corbett Field was home to the Cleveland Indians from 1945 - 1992. Though Hi Corbett baseball park was built in 1937, it was remodeled in 1972 and renovated in 1992, 1997 and 1999. The baseball park is part of a larger city park complex, Reid Park (which also includes the Reid Park Zoo) and Randolph Park, located between Broadway Boulevard and 22nd Street in midtown Tucson. The Rockies lease is up in 2011 and it is unsure of their future status in Tucson. Hi Corbett Park is set up to accommodate spring-training fans, allowing you the ability to get close to Major-league players. Most seating in the ball park is not shaded. Be sure to bring - and use - sunscreen during your outing. A ball cap would probably be a good idea for shading your eyes/face.

Hi Corbett Field Facility Information:

Maximum Capacity: The ballpark currently has a capacity of 9,500, including 598 box seats,
8,350 reserved seats, and 562 bleacher seats.
Year Opened: 1937
Field Dimensions: 366L, 392C, 348R
Field Surface: All Natural Grass
Local Airport: Tucson
Ticket Prices: $4, $9, $11, $14, $15, $16, $17.
Hi Corbett Park Information: 520-327-9467
Tickets Online: Purchase Online
Address: 3400 E. Camino Campestre, Tucson AZ 85716

Directions:

From I-10, exit at Broadway, head east and then turn right on Randolph Way. Hi Corbett is located on the right-hand side. There are signs pointing the way. You can also exit De Anza or E 22 Street from I-10.

Directions to Hi Corbett Field

Hi Corbett Field Seating Chart

Hi Corbett Field baseball seating chart
See a larger baseball seating chart of Hi Corbett Baseball Field Seating

Parking

Free game day shuttle service available from northwest corner of 22nd St. and Alvernon.
$5.00 for cars
$10.00 for RV's or vehicles that take more than one space
No refunds on parking
No open fires

Permitted Items for Spring Training Games:

One clear plastic bottle of water per person, one liter or smaller
Baby bag and stroller with baby
Blanket or towel (no umbrellas)
Bag not to exceed 16" x 16" x 8" (no hard-sided bags)
Camera, binoculars, video camera (no tripods)
Hand held electronic devices (no noise making devices)
Baseball and glove (no bats)
Foam seat cushions only (no stadium seats or foam seats with metal frames)
Food items in a clear plastic one-gallon size bag (no coolers)

Not permitted for Spring Training baseball games (or any other time):

NO: alcohol, cans, bottles, weapons, chairs, umbrellas, hard-sided bags, noise making devices, full-sized bats, stadiums seats, tripods, coolers, or other items deemed by Stadium Managment will not be permitted.
All persons and belongings are subject to search. There are no storage facilities on-site for items that are not permitted including purses, backpacks, or other personal items.

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