Lawn Seats
Salt River Field at Talking Stick

• Largest Lawn in the Cactus League: An expansive general admission grass area that can accommodate up to 4,000 fans.

• Picnic-Style Viewing: No fixed seats; fans bring blankets to lounge on the sloped grass sections.

• Home Run Territory: Stretches across the entire outfield, offering prime opportunities for catching home run balls.

• The Batters' Eye Divide: Divided into Left Field and Right Field sections by the central batter’s eye and plaza.

Who should sit here?

The Lawn at Salt River Field is ideal for fans who want a relaxed, social atmosphere and families with kids who need space to play. It is perfect for those seeking the most affordable ticket at the stadium and who enjoy soaking up the sun during a Diamondbacks or Rockies game.

General Admission Lawn Location

The Lawn is a massive grassy berm that encircles the outfield at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick. It is split into two primary areas: the Left Field Lawn and the Right Field Lawn. Between them lies the Center Field Plaza, which houses the batter's eye and major concession hubs.

Perspective from the Lawn

Fans on the Lawn enjoy a field-level, panoramic view looking back toward the infield. The berm is designed with a gentle slope to ensure that even those sitting toward the back of the grass have a clear sightline over the outfield wall.

Pro Tips for the Lawn

• Sun Survival Strategy: There is almost no shade on the sloped grass areas. If you forget to pack protection, look for the "sunscreen carts" that often roam the lawn or visit the free sunscreen stations positioned throughout the outfield.

• Claim Your Territory Early: Lawn seating is general admission and operates on a first-come, first-served basis. For popular Diamondbacks or Rockies matchups, plan to arrive as soon as the gates open to snag a prime spot right against the outfield fence.

• Home Run Hunting: The open grass provides one of the best opportunities in the Cactus League to snag a souvenir. Sitting in the middle of the lawn rather than right at the fence can actually be better for tracking and catching long fly balls.

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