Phoenix Municipal Stadium, baseball stadium, located in Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix Municipal Stadium is a baseball venue in Phoenix, Arizona with a seating capacity of roughly 8,500. The ballpark has an open layout with sections on all sides and offers views of the desert landscape and red rock formations beyond the outfield.
The facility opened in 1964 and served as a spring training home for Major League teams including the San Francisco Giants and later the Oakland Athletics. In 2015 it became the permanent home of Arizona State University's baseball team.
The ballpark is now home to Arizona State University's baseball team, and you can feel the college spirit during games. The venue has become a gathering place where student athletes and local fans share their passion for the sport.
The venue is easy to access with multiple gates around the grounds and convenient parking in a large lot right next to the facility. Additional parking options are located within walking distance if the main lot is full.
The ballpark features historic light poles that came from the legendary Polo Grounds in New York City and were transferred here when the Giants moved to Arizona. These rare artifacts connect the venue to one of baseball's most storied former locations.
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