Fan Stay
Hyatt Regency Phoenix
Large downtown hotel roughly a nine-minute walk from the ballpark, with a rotating rooftop restaurant.
stadium
Chase Field
Phoenix, AZ · Capacity: 48,600
About Chase Field
Downtown Phoenix baseball venue with regular celebrity and influencer game attendance.
- Opened: 1998
- Capacity: 48,600
- Architect: Ellerbe Becket
- Structural engineer: Hatch Ltd
- Operator: SMG
- Home team: Arizona Diamondbacks
- Owner: Maricopa County
Fan Guide · Arizona Diamondbacks
Chase Field: a pool beyond the outfield
Chase Field, the Diamondbacks' home since 1998, beats the Phoenix desert heat with a retractable roof and air conditioning — and famously features a swimming pool and hot tub beyond the right-center field fence, the only one of its kind in the majors.
It's right in downtown Phoenix, walkable to the bars and restaurants of the core.
Below are the Phoenix stays, restaurants and bars fans use around Chase Field.
Fan tip: Day games in summer mean a closed, cooled roof — and yes, you can rent the outfield pool suite with a group.
Where Fans Stay, Eat & Drink near Chase Field
All Phoenix hotspots →Hotels, bars, restaurants and things to do near Chase Field in Phoenix — every pick web-researched and source-cited, closest to the stadium first.
Where to Stay
Fan Stay
Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix
Stylish downtown hotel in the CityScape complex, about a three-block walk from Chase Field.
Fan Stay
Residence Inn by Marriott Phoenix Downtown
All-suite hotel within easy walking distance of Chase Field in downtown Phoenix.
Fan Stay
Hotel Valley Ho
This mid-century modern gem in Old Town Scottsdale is a fan favorite during Cactus League spring training, with a legendary pool scene and walkable access to bars and restaurants. Its retro-cool vibe is a perfect counterpoint to a long day at the ballpark.
Fan Stay
The Scott Resort & Spa
Boutique desert resort in Old Town Scottsdale with mid-century modern vibes, a stunning pool scene, and mountain views. Steps from Scottsdale's best restaurants and bars, and close to spring training stadiums. Athletes and celebrities love the laid-back luxury and desert aesthetic.
Fan Stay
The Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch
Luxury desert resort in Scottsdale with championship golf, a full-service spa, and stunning Sonoran Desert views. Minutes from spring training stadiums and the TPC Scottsdale. Athletes and celebrities flock here during golf season and Super Bowl week.
Bars & Pubs
Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour
Award-winning craft cocktail bar a couple of blocks from Chase Field in a historic building.
Hanny's
Chic bar set in a 1947 former department store, pouring creative cocktails and staying open late after games.
The Whining Pig
Compact beer-and-wine bar with a large bottle selection, near downtown's ballpark district.
Beverly's at The Scott Resort
Stylish poolside bar at The Scott Resort in Old Town Scottsdale with creative craft cocktails and a lively atmosphere. Popular with athletes during spring training and golf celebrities during the WM Phoenix Open. The sunset views over Camelback Mountain are legendary.
Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers
With multiple Valley locations and an unapologetic focus on cold drafts and smash burgers, this local chain is where Cardinals and Suns fans pregame in style. The Old Town Scottsdale location is especially lively during spring training season.
Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row
Country music star Dierks Bentley's flagship bar on Old Town Scottsdale's main strip has become a must-stop for sports fans in town for Cardinals, Suns, or Coyotes games, offering live music, an enormous whiskey selection, and a sprawling rooftop patio that perfectly captures the Scottsdale party atmosphere. The venue draws athletes, touring musicians, and sports personalities who converge on Scottsdale, and you're as likely to spot a Suns player as a country star on any given night. The post-game crowd here is as energetic as the final buzzer.
Restaurants
Fan Eats
Cornish Pasty Co
Pub-style spot serving British-style stuffed pasties and local beer, walkable from Chase Field.
Fan Eats
Pizzeria Bianco
Nationally acclaimed wood-fired pizzeria in Heritage Square, a short walk from Chase Field.
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The Duce
Casual restaurant in a converted 1928 warehouse south of the ballpark, with an eclectic menu.
Fan Eats
Culinary Dropout
Culinary Dropout has become a fixture in the Scottsdale sports dining circuit, serving comfort food elevated with quality ingredients — the pretzel fondue, rosemary chicken, and house-smoked meats are the go-to pre-game fuel for fans heading to spring training games or Suns matchups. The large outdoor patio under the Arizona sun is ideal for big groups, and the wide craft beer selection includes excellent Arizona-brewed options. Multiple Valley locations make it easy to find before virtually any Phoenix-area sporting event.
Fan Eats
Durant's Fine Foods
Phoenix's most iconic steakhouse since 1950 where you enter through the kitchen — red leather booths, stiff martinis, and perfectly grilled steaks in old-school style.
Fan Eats
Los Taquitos
A Phoenix institution on East McDowell Road dishing out some of the Valley's best Sonoran-style tacos and massive burritos at walk-up window prices. Suns and Diamondbacks fans hit this spot for pre-game fuel—the carne asada tacos and green salsa are worth the drive from any Phoenix suburb.
Things to Do
Attraction
Chase Field
The Arizona Diamondbacks' retractable roof stadium solved the seemingly impossible challenge of hosting outdoor baseball in a desert city, creating a venue that is also one of Arizona's premier concert destinations. The retractable grass field system allows the stadium floor to be configured for massive concert productions that have attracted touring shows impossible to house elsewhere in the Southwest. Baseball fans love Chase Field for the unique desert character it brings to what is fundamentally an outdoor American summer sport.
Things to Do
Camelback Mountain Hike
Phoenix's most iconic hike up the camel-shaped mountain for panoramic Valley of the Sun views — challenging but rewarding, best at sunrise to beat the heat.
Attraction
Chase Field Ballpark Tour
Chase Field is one of baseball's most distinctive parks, featuring a retractable roof, air conditioning for Arizona summers, and the famous swimming pool in center field that fans can rent for group outings. D-backs tours include the pool deck, the clubhouse, and the press box with sweeping views of the Phoenix skyline. The 2001 World Series Championship banners and the memories of beating the Yankees make this a historically charged venue.
Attraction
Chase Field & Pool Deck
Home of the Diamondbacks with a retractable roof and the only swimming pool in MLB — watch baseball from a hot tub in the outfield, only in Arizona.
Attraction
Chase Field Pool & Hot Tub Experience
Chase Field's famous outfield pool suite — where fans can watch Arizona Diamondbacks games from a swimming pool inside the stadium — is arguably the most uniquely American sports fan experience in the country. The pool and hot tub are rented by groups and positioned directly above the right-center field wall, giving swimmers an up-close view of home run balls sailing overhead. Baseball fans traveling to Phoenix specifically for the Chase Field pool experience put it in their all-time top-five sports moments.
Attraction
Chase Field Tour
Tour the retractable-roof home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, the first MLB stadium built with a retractable roof in a warm climate. Chase Field features a swimming pool in right-center field, one of the most unique features in all of baseball. Tours include the dugout, press box, pool suite, and the D-backs Hall of Fame.
Plan Your Trip to Chase Field
Chase Field in Phoenix is tracked across 0 events and seats 48,600 fans. Here's how fans build a trip around it:
- Anchor Event: Use the event cards below to select your next anchor date.
- Celebrities Tracked Here: Larry Fitzgerald, Alice Cooper and others appear in linked venue sightings.
- Post-Event Path: Continue into Phoenix and Phoenix hotspots for food, bars, and stay options.
Celebrity Sightings at Chase Field
Sources & References
Structured facts on this page (capacity, opening year, architect, ownership) are compiled from public reference databases and verified against venue coordinates.
Frequently Asked Questions About Chase Field
Larry Fitzgerald, Alice Cooper have been spotted at Chase Field.
Chase Field has a capacity of 48,600 people.
Chase Field opened in 1998. It was designed by Ellerbe Becket.
Arizona Diamondbacks plays home games at Chase Field in Phoenix.
Check our events page for upcoming events at Chase Field.