Surprise Stadium Tickets
Buy Surprise Stadium Tickets
Cheer on your favorite team as they take the field with Surprise Stadium tickets from TicketSmarter. The oldest known stadium is Stadium at Olympia in Greece where the Olympic Games were held. Although that was centuries ago, many features of those early structures remain popular in modern designs. American football, soccer, baseball, cricket and other sports are all played in stadiums around the world. Most are open-air, though others feature retractable or permanent roofs to ease year-round use. Stadiums on high school and college campuses are often home to several sports programs with painted lines for football or soccer.
Stadiums are also popular venues for large concerts, sometimes dubbed stadium tours, with acts like U2, The Rolling Stones and Taylor Swift, among others. A few of the most popular venues are Wembley Stadium in London, the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, Calif., and the Rogers Centre in Toronto. Grab your Surprise Stadium tickets to catch one of these once-in-a-lifetime performances on some of the world’s biggest stages.
The Super Bowl, which is perhaps the pinnacle of stadium events, features two of the NFL’s top teams squaring off for the championship. The halftime concert is a spectacle too, drawing the world’s top musical acts. Recent stops have included Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla., the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga., and the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minn.
Surprise Stadium Event Tickets
Catch an amazing baseball game featuring the Kansas City Royals or the Texas Rangers when you buy Surprise Stadium tickets from TicketSmarter. This state of the art baseball facility, located at 15930 N Bullard Ave, Surprise, AZ 85374, serves as the spring training destination for both the Royals and Rangers, and is home to the Arizona Fall League's Surprise Saguaros during the regular baseball season. Nestled in the beautiful city of Surprise, Arizona, this ballpark attracts fans from across the southwestern US for amazing spring training events. Don't miss out on baseball tickets to see your favorite players up close while you stretch to catch a home run at Surprise Stadium.
Surprise Stadium Seating Chart
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Surprise Stadium Schedule
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How much are Surprise Stadium tickets?
Ticket prices will fluctuate depending on the event and where your seats are located. On average, the cost to attend a live event at Surprise Stadium is $0. Seats located in the back of the venue are always the cheapest option and can cost as low as $0 a ticket. Premium seating with unobstructed views of the event can go for as high as $0 for a seat near the action.
How many events are coming to Surprise Stadium?
We do not have any events scheduled for Surprise Stadium at this time.
Who is playing at Surprise Stadium?
Right now there are no events scheduled for Surprise Stadium at this time.
What time does Surprise Stadium open?
The Surprise Stadium doors usually open 45 minutes before the event. Guests should arrive at the venue 30 - 60 minutes early to find parking near the venue.
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