Baseline Field Boxes at Camelback Ranch

• Affordable Field Proximity: The cheapest way to sit near the field for Dodgers and White Sox spring training games.

• Intimate Layout: Each box contains just ten rows of seats, keeping every fan close to the action.

• Great Views: Provides excellent, low-angle sightlines of the field and baselines.

• Heavy Sun Exposure: One of the most sun-exposed areas in the park, especially on the third-base side.

Who should sit here?

Baseline Field Boxes are great for budget-conscious fans who prioritize being near the field over staying in the shade. It’s an ideal spot for those who want to feel the speed of the game and don't mind the direct Arizona sun.

Baseline Field Box Location

The Baseline Field Boxes are the closest seating sections down the foul lines at Camelback Ranch. These boxes (Sections 1-5 and 25-29) wrap around the field starting just past the dugouts. Each box is small, consisting of only ten rows, making these some of the most intimate sections for watching the Chicago White Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers.

Perspective from Baseline Field Boxes

These sections provide great views of the field from a low, field-level angle. Because there are so few rows, you feel connected to the play, whether it's a line drive down the line or an outfielder chasing a fly ball. However, sitting this low means you are below the main concourse, so you are looking "up" at the rest of the stadium.

Alternative Options

If you are sensitive to the sun but still want a good view, the Baseline Terrace (Sections 102-105) is a strong alternative as it offers significant roof coverage. If you are looking for the absolute best seats in the house regardless of price, the Dugout or Home Plate Boxes (Sections 6-24) are a major upgrade, placing you directly behind the teams and the backstop.

Know Before You Go

• The Sun Factor: The biggest trade-off when sitting in these sections is exposure to the sun. Because they are at field level with no roof protection, you will be in the direct sun for almost the entire game.

• Avoid the Bake: Sections 25-29 are among the most heavily exposed seats at Camelback Ranch. Those sensitive to the sun should avoid these seats at all costs.

• Autograph Hunters: Being in the front ten rows makes these sections a prime location for trying to snag an autograph or a tossed ball from players as they head to and from the bullpens.