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Phoenix Municipal Stadium

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Phoenix Municipal Stadium is a baseball stadium located in Phoenix, Arizona. The stadium was built in 1966 and holds 8,775 people. It is the spring training home of the Oakland Athletics and run by the City of Phoenix.

The stadium hosted the Phoenix Firebirds until 1992 when Scottsdale Stadium was opened. The stadium has also hosted Arizona Fall League games during the fall. The Arizona Diamondbacks rookie league games were also played in the stadium during their first year in the minor-league level Arizona League. The Arizona High School Baseball Championships are also played there.

The stadium recently underwent a renovation to improve the press box facilities (they were at the time the only open-air facilities in the Cactus League) and clubhouse areas.

Although it's been completely modernized, Phoenix Municipal has a traditional feel and exudes baseball "charm." The views of Papago Park over the left field fence are breathtaking.

Other notable facts:
Date of record attendance:
March 15th, 2003 (vs. Seattle Mariners)

Name of team mascot:
Stomper

Stadium traditions:
Daily speed pitch contests.
Last game of the year is ALOHA Day.

Willie Mays hit the first Spring Training home run at Phoenix Muni. The light poles are from the Polo Grounds in New York.

ADMISSION:

  • Adults - $8.00 - $24.00
  • Seniors - $8.00 - $24.00
  • Students - $8.00 - $24.00
  • Children - $8.00 - $24.00

Box office opens: February 9, 2007

Purchase tickets by phone
(starting Dec. 8, '06): 1-877-493-BALL

Group ticket sales: 602-392-0074

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