Frequently Asked Questions
Please check here for answers to many frequently asked questions regarding
spring training.
Pre-recorded game day information is available by calling 480-644-4451.
Additional information can be found at
www.Cubs.com
For other Spring Training questions, please e-mail
info2012@mesahohokams.com
For other general information, please e-mail
Mark.Gallo@mesaaz.gov
1. Where can I purchase Spring Training Tickets?
2. Does my child need a ticket?
What is the age limit, and are there
discounted tickets for children?
3. Is handicap parking and seating
available?
Can I take a wheelchair into the berm
seating area?
4. Will Call Tickets:
Can I confirm that my tickets are in
will-call?
Do I need a photo ID to pick up
will-call tickets?
Can I order will-call tickets the
same day as the game?
5. Are my seats in the shade, or in the sun?
6. What time does the game start?
7. When do parking lots and gates open at
Hohokam Stadium?
8. Is tailgating allowed? Can I have
alcoholic beverages in the parking lot?
9. What concessions are available inside the
Stadium?
10. Are there ATM's inside the Stadium?
11. What can I bring into the Stadium?
Are umbrellas, bottled water,
coolers, etc., allowed?
12. Where is the Cub's dugout?
13. How do I get a message on the scoreboard?
14. How do I rent the patios, suites or tent areas?
15. What is the rain-out policy?
16. Can I rent all or part of the
Stadium for non-spring training events/activities?
17. How can I find out more information?
1. Where can I
purchase Spring Training Tickets?
Tickets for Chicago Cubs Spring Training games can be purchased by phone at
(800) 905-3315, or on-line at www.cubs.com.
Tickets are also sold at the Hohokam Stadium box office, located at 1235 N.
Center Street, Mesa. Box office hours are Monday - Friday, 9am - 4pm.
Ticket on-sale dates/times
Tickets for Chicago Cubs Spring Training games can be purchased by phone at (800) 905-3315 or on-line at www.cubs.com.
The seating chart can be viewed on-line prior to purchasing tickets.
Individual Game Tickets on-line or by phone - on sale
Thursday, January 5, 2012 at 10am CST
Individual Game Tickets at Hohokam Stadium Box Office - on
sale Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 9am Arizona time.
Season Tickets - on sale Wednesday, January 4 at 9am
Arizona Time
Group Tickets (ten or more) - on sale Thursday, January 5, 2012
at 9am Arizona time by calling
480-964-4467.
For pre-recorded general information, call 480-644-4451. To leave a
message for the box office, call 480-964-4467.
2. Does my child need
a ticket?
Children under the age of three, who are on a parents lap, do not need a
ticket. All other attendees do require a ticket. There are no
discounts for children.
3. Is handicap
parking and seating available?
Can I take a wheelchair into
the berm seating area?
Handicap parking is available directly in front of the Stadium with a valid
handicap parking sticker or license plate.
Handicap seating is available throughout the stadium. Handicap tickets
can be obtained by calling 1-800-905-3315.
An elevator is available at Gate D for use by all ticket holders.
Although wheelchairs are not prohibited in the general admission berm area,
please be aware that there are no designated handicap areas in that section of
the Stadium. The grass in the berm area is very steep in places, and
extreme caution should be exercised.
4. Will Call Tickets:
Can I confirm that my tickets are in
will-call?
Do I need a photo ID to pick up
will-call tickets?
Can I order will-call tickets the
same day as the game?
You can confirm your tickets are in will-call by calling 480-964-4467.
Please be advised that the phones and box office windows are extremely busy on
game days.
You will need a photo ID to pick up your will call tickets.
Will call, for on-line purchased tickets can be ordered up through midnight on
the day prior to game day.
5. Are my seats in
the shade, or in the sun?
Most games begin at 1:05pm, and, being Arizona, most game days end up being
sunny. That being said, there are areas of the Stadium that do tend to get
more (or less) shade throughout the game.
The areas with the most shade tend to be sections 200 through 212, and 201
through 211, and the Budweiser Tent. All other sections are in the sun.
Please bring sunscreen and stay hydrated regardless of where you are sitting.
6. What time does
the game start?
Most games start at 1:05pm Arizona time. A complete schedule of games,
including start times, may be found on the Spring Training tab.
7. When do parking
lots and gates open at Hohokam Stadium?
The parking lot is open by 9:00 am on most game days. Parking is $5 per
vehicle.
Gates open two hours prior to game time.
If you choose to ride a bike to the Stadium, Bicycle racks are available near
Gate A and Gate E.
8. Is tailgating allowed?
Can I have alcoholic beverages in the parking lot?
Although we encourage you to enjoy the wide variety of concession faire
inside the Stadium, tailgating is permitted in the parking lots surrounding the
Stadium. However, City and State law prohibits alcoholic beverages from
being consumed in the parking areas.
9. What concessions
are available inside the Stadium?
There is a wide variety of concession offerings available at Hohokam Stadium.
From hot dogs and burgers to pizza or burritos, you'll now find it at Hohokam!
A selection of beers, (including Old Style in select locations), as well as
margaritas and an assortment of Pepsi products are available throughout the
venue.
There are also opportunities to purchase your favorite Cubs
memorabilia at the Cubbie Hole gift shops and at souvenir carts in the Stadium.
Concession and souvenir services are provided by Ovations Food Services.
10. Are there ATM's inside the
Stadium?
Yes, ATM's are located at various locations throughout the Stadium.
11. What can I bring into
the Stadium?
Are umbrellas, bottled water,
coolers, etc., allowed?
Chairs, umbrellas, food, beverages, coolers, alcohol and
large bags cannot be brought into the stadium.
One 32 oz. sealed bottle of water per person is permitted.
Strollers are permitted.
Baby food and baby formula are permitted.
Hohokam Stadium is a non-smoking facility.
Bags and purses are subject to search.
12. Where is the Cub's
dugout?
The Cubs dugout is located on the 1st base side of the field. The
visiting team has the 3rd base dugout.
13. How do I get a
message on the scoreboard?
This service is no longer provided.
14. How do I rent the
patios, suites or tent areas?
These areas are all available for parties to enjoy during spring training
games. Each area requires a minimum number of persons and sponsorship fees
and catering minimums do apply. Areas are also available for pre and post
game receptions or parties.
View the catering packages for the suites, patio or Budweiser Tent.
To reserve your catered event, for groups of 20 or more, contact dyan.seaburg@mesaaz.gov.
15. What is the rain-out policy?
In the event a game is cancelled due to inclement weather, tickets purchased
via www.cubs.com or by phone via
1-800-905-3315 will be automatically refunded to the purchaser's credit card.
Tickets purchased through the Hohokam Stadium Box Office (a season ticket for
the particular game or a ticket purchased individually) may be returned for a
refund by April 15, 2012 in person at Hohokam Stadium box office or through the
mail by sending the tickets to PO Box 261, Mesa AZ 85211.
If tickets were purchased through a third party, return your tickets to the
point of purchase.
16. Can I rent
all or part of the Stadium for non-spring training events/activities?
Yes! The stadium is available throughout the year for corporate or
private parties, team building events, festivals and more. Find out more
information on the Rental Information tab.
17. How can I find out more
information?
Pre-recorded game day information is available by calling 480-644-4451.
Additional information can be found at
www.Cubs.com
For other Spring Training questions, please e-mail
info2012@mesahohokam.com
For other general information, please e-mail
Mark.Gallo@mesaaz.gov
