Padres Tickets

Padres Tickets & 2023 Schedule

San Diego Padres tickets continue to be in hot demand as the team ranks among the most popular teams on the West Coast. The Pads have a stacked roster that may be as good as the team that won their first pennant back in 1984. San Diego also has one of the best ballparks (Petco Park), so Padres fans will be flocking to their home games in 2023. San Diego rates among the most gorgeous cities in the World, which makes it a popular destination for road fans to attend a game. Attending a Padres home game is about more than just baseball, it is about experiencing sports in a unique setting with beautiful weather and unique food choices. Watching some great baseball doesn't hurt either.

Padres Opening Day Tickets 2023

The biggest Padres home games of the season is always their opening day game. The opening game is magical because fans get to see this year's team and form early opinions whether Padres has the team to make a deep run in the MLB playoffs. San Diego fans are hoping this year could be the dream season where the Pads play their way into the NLCS and maybe even wind up hosting a home World Series game at Petco Park.

San Diego Padres 2023 Spring Training Tickets

The San Diego Padres play their Spring Training home games at Peoria Sports Complex in Peoria, Arizona. The stadium has a capacity of 12,000 for the Padres Cactus League games. It is the Spring Training home of the Padres and rival Seattle Mariners, leased through 2034.

2023 Padres Schedule

What are the most popular games on the Padres schedule? Ticket demand really picks up when the Padres playing in-state rival San Francisco Giants or the popular Los Angeles Dodgers. The home series with San Fran and Los Angeles will draw huge crowds, and may even include a few Giants and Dodgers fans. Padres fans also come out to cheer at Petco when the Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, New York Yankees or Seattle Mariners come to town. Just remember fans who attend a Padres home game; You stay classy, San Diego.

The San Diego Padres Triple A affiliate are the El Paso Chihuahuas. Their Double A team is the San Antonio Mission. Their A Ball teams are the Fort Wayne TinCaps and Lake Elsinore.

Padres Games at PETCO Park

The Padres play their home games at Petco Park, located in San Diego, California. Petco holds approximately 42,000 fans and is known to have some of the best food concessions in all of MLB. Special to Petco are the Palm Plaza and the Tony Gwynn Plaza. In addition to the fan personalized bricks that line the plazas, the Palm Plaza has bricks containing baseball terminology and the Gwynn Plaza has bricks commemorating major moments in star Tony Gwynn’s baseball career.

There are plenty of great seating options for fans attending a game at Petco Park. The Field-Level seating are closest to the field and include Sections 101-137. The seats are divided up where the odd numbered sections run down the right field line into the outfield seating (e.g.- Section 101, 103, 105, etc) while the even numbered sections run down the left field line into outfield (e.g.- Section 102, 104, 106, etc.) The Terrace level sits right above and includes Sections 201-223 which are split into odd/even order like the field level. The Upper Boxes and Upper Reserved are the top tier of Petco Park and span from Sections 300-328 with odd-number sections down the first base line and even-number sections down the 3rd base line. The San Diego Padres dugout is on the Petco Park first base line in front of sections 105-109.