Sloan Park Lawn Seats

• General Admission Seating: First-come, first-served grass seating in the outfield.

• Relaxed, Social Atmosphere: Popular for families and group outings.

• Wide, Open Views: Clear sightlines across the field from an elevated grass berm.

• Most Affordable Option: Budget-friendly way to see Chicago Cubs Spring Training games.

• Limited Shade: Little protection from the Arizona sun during day games.

Who Should Sit Here?

Lawn Seats are ideal for families, groups, and fans attending Chicago Cubs Spring Training games at Sloan Park who want a casual and social experience. This section works best for those who prioritize atmosphere and flexibility over sitting close to home plate.

Lawn Location

The Lawn at Sloan Park is located beyond the outfield wall on the grass berm that wraps around portions of the outfield. This area operates as general admission seating, meaning fans choose their own spot upon arrival.

Instead of traditional stadium chairs, guests sit directly on the grass and commonly use blankets or towels to spread out. Arriving early helps secure the best viewing position, especially for high-demand Spring Training matchups.

Views from the Lawn

The Lawn provides a wide and unobstructed view of the field, particularly strong for tracking balls hit to the outfield. While it sits farther from home plate than reserved seating sections, the gently sloped grass helps maintain clear sightlines across the diamond.

These seats are better suited for relaxed, casual viewing rather than detailed pitch-by-pitch analysis. The experience is more about enjoying the game-day atmosphere than studying every at-bat.

Lawn Seating & Amenities

Lawn Seats do not include traditional stadium amenities such as chairbacks, armrests, or cupholders. However, the open layout allows fans to move freely and create their own space.

Concessions and restrooms are located nearby on the main concourse. Shade is limited in this area, so sunscreen and hats are recommended for afternoon games in Mesa.

Low-profile seat cushions are typically permitted, while standard folding chairs are not allowed.

Other Budget-Friendly Alternatives

Fans who prefer a traditional seat without spending significantly more may consider 100 Level corner sections such as 100 or 124. These sections provide reserved seating closer to the infield while still remaining among the more affordable options in the stadium.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map