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The San Diego Padres play their home games at Petco Park.

Barry's offers seating choices suitable for every budget. You can find tickets for San Diego Padres games starting as low as $11.00, although the average ticket price is $49.00.

Prepare for a San Diego Padre game at Petco Park! The stadium has a baseball seating capacity of 42,000 fans and is at 100 Park Blvd, San Diego, California 92101. (Directions).

Experience all ballpark offers, including delicious food and beverage options, entertainment between innings, interactive games throughout the stadium, and great views of the surrounding city.

Get ready for an unforgettable experience and buy Padres tickets today!

All ballpark entry gates will open to guests ninety minutes before baseball games start.

Season Ticket Members can enter at two designated gates two hours before the first pitch (Park Boulevard Gate and Home Plate Gate).

Gate times are subject to change for special events, including Opening Day, select promotions, and Playoff games.

If you're looking for parking near the stadium, select the "Parking" icon underneath the seating chart on any event page.

The MLB releases the 162-game Padres game schedule in August. Fans can expect Padres tickets to go on sale between mid-February and March.

The San Diego Padres child ticket policy is children under 36 inches may enter Petco Park for free.

Children entering the stadium for free must sit on a parent's or guardian's lap during the game.

Single-game tickets for the San Diego Padres can be purchased directly through Barry's Tickets.

You can find the list of Padres games above and select the one you want to attend.

Once on the event page, you can view seating options and purchase tickets directly from Barry's Tickets.

Barry's Tickets offers a complete selection of San Diego Padres season ticket options and packages.

If you are a San Diego Padres baseball fan, you may want to sport the team colors of "Brown, Gold, and White" or your favorite player's jersey.

Fans will tend to wear the MLB jerseys of their favorite players, including José Azocar (28), Manny Machado (13), Tony Gwynn (19), and Juan Soto (22).

The San Diego Padres have two primary MLB rivals: the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants.

The Padres also have a minor rivalry with the Arizona Diamondbacks due to their proximity and similar competitive standings in the NL West.

Even for popular events like the Padre games, Barry's ticket marketplace has tickets, even for sold-out games.

Barry's Tickets is your best bet if you're looking for San Diego Padres tickets at the Lowest Prices with the largest selection of seats.

Whether looking for San Diego Padres season seats or single-game tickets, Barry's Tickets covers you from the top deck to seats behind home plate at the lowest prices.

On Weeknight Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and occasionally Wednesdays, the average ticket price can drop as low as $35.00 or even face value.

Friday, Saturday, and Sunday on the Padres schedule are usually more expensive as they feature the best giveaways, exciting match-ups, and special events.

The best viewing areas for the game at Padres Stadium are the infield sections on the lower level.

These are the odd-numbered sections between the home plate and the first base and the even-numbered sections between the home plate and the third base.

Barry’s Ticket Service has served San Diego Padres Fans since 1985.

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San Diego Padres start time, game date, events, ticket prices, promotions, and policies are subject to change.

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The Padres debuted in 1936 as part of the Pacific Coast League when Bill Lane, the owner of the Hollywood Stars, chose to relocate his team to San Diego. [1].

1. How they came to be called the Padres [Internet]. MLB.com. Available from: https://www.mlb.com/news/san-diego-padres-team-name-origin

The team's name, "Padres," derives from the Spanish word for "father." This name was selected as a tribute to the Spanish Franciscan friars who established San Diego in 1769. [2].

2. San Diego Padres: Why are the Padres Nicknamed the "Friars"? [Internet]. Friars on Base. 2016 [cited 2024 Jan 17]. Available from: https://friarsonbase.com/2016/10/28/why-are-the-padres-nicknamed-the-friars/

The San Diego Padres, before becoming a major league team, originated in 1937 as a minor league team. Led by the renowned player Ted Williams, who later achieved fame with the Boston Red Sox, the Padres began their journey in the world of baseball. [3].

3. Fun Facts For Padres Fans [Internet]. www.padrespublic.com. [cited 2024 Jan 17]. Available from: https://www.padrespublic.com/lifestyle/fun-facts-for-padres-fans/

Since their establishment in 1969, the San Diego Padres have been a prominent National League member (NL) member. Currently competing in the NL West division, they share the field with esteemed rivals such as the Los Angeles Dodgers, Colorado Rockies, Arizona Diamondbacks, and San Francisco Giants. [4].

4. San Diego Padres Team History & Encyclopedia [Internet]. Baseball-Reference.com. Available from: https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/SDP/index.shtml

Petco Park, home of the Padres, has gained a reputation as an "extreme pitcher's park" due to its carefully tailored dimensions that heavily favor pitchers. Over the years, it has consistently ranked among the lowest in hits and home runs per Major League ballpark, setting itself apart as a distinctive and formidable venue for hitters. [5].

5. Petco Park, San Diego Padres ballpark - Ballparks of Baseball [Internet]. Ballparks of Baseball - Your Guide to Major League Baseball Stadiums. Available from: https://www.ballparksofbaseball.com/ballparks/petco-park/