Getting to Chase Field
Arizona Diamondbacks · Phoenix, AZ
Chase Field's driving directions are written by someone who has sat in the traffic: each approach comes with a helpful hint for avoiding congestion, and the page warns about a specific prohibited turn — westbound 7th St onto Washington St — that a map app will happily send you into. Valley Metro's light rail caps your fare at $4 for the day however far you ride.
Tips & Fan Reports
Left turns from 7th St westbound onto Washington St are prohibited — a map app may not know.
The daily light rail fare caps at $4, so a park-and-ride trip in and out costs no more than one longer ride.
Trains run every 15 to 20 minutes, every day of the year.
Load fare in advance on the Valley Metro app or a Copper card to skip the postgame queue at the machines.
The club's own congestion tip is to stay on I-17 to the 7th Ave exit rather than exiting at 7th St.
Ways In
- Driving
- Chase Field is at 401 E. Jefferson Street, bounded by Seventh Street east, Fourth Street west, Jefferson Street north and the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks south. From the southeast valley, take I-10 and the right three lanes to I-17 at the split, exit right on 7th St then left at Lincoln St, or continue north on 7th to Jefferson and turn right for the lots east of 7th — note that left turns from 7th St westbound onto Washington St are prohibited. To avoid congestion, stay on I-17 to the 7th Ave exit and go north. From Scottsdale or East Mesa, Loop 202 west to I-10, exit at the 3rd St HOV exit or 7th Ave, then left on Fillmore, Van Buren or Jefferson. From the northwest valley, I-17 to the Jefferson St exit and turn left. From the northeast, the Squaw Peak Parkway to I-10 eastbound and exit at Washington St.
- Public Transit
- Valley Metro light rail runs 365 days a year across Phoenix, Mesa and Tempe, with trains every 15 to 20 minutes dropping riders within walking distance of Chase Field. Fares are bought at any light rail station with cash or card, or loaded in advance through the Valley Metro app or a Copper card, and the daily maximum is $4 — once you hit it, further rides that day are free. Park-and-ride stations include 19th Ave/Dunlap, Montebello/19th Ave, 19th Ave/Camelback, 7th Ave/Camelback, Central Ave/Camelback, 38th St/Washington, Dorsey Ln/Apache Blvd, McClintock Dr/Apache Blvd, Sycamore/Main St, Mesa Dr/Main St and Gilbert Rd/Main St.
- Rideshare
- Drop-off on 4th Street near main entrance. Post-game pickup on Jefferson east of stadium. 15-20 minutes from Scottsdale or Tempe.
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- Getting there
Chase Field driving directions and Valley Metro Rail pages on mlb.com/dbacks
- Transit
Valley Metro fares: local 1-Ride $2 on local bus and light rail (streetcar $1), with a $4 local daily maximum
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