Sutter Health Park

Sutter Health Park is located in West Sacramento , just across the Tower Bridge from downtown.

• Driving & Parking
  The stadium sits on the river front with five official lots, primarily to the east of the stadium along the river. The VIP Green Lot just south of the home plate entrance and the gravel Gold Lot to the east are reserved for season ticket holders and only sold on a season long basis. The Main Lot is south of the stadium next to the VIP lot and is available for single game pre-purchased or day of parking. Additionally, the dirt Black Lot south of Bridge St and the Ziggurat Garage to the north can be purchased ahead of time or on gameday.
• Public Transit
  • Light Rail
    SacRT Two light rail lines that both service downtown. The Gold Line light rail runs east from Folsom and the Blue Line runs from Del Paso Park to the north and Shasta to the south. Both lines stop at the 7th & Capitol station, a short walk across the bridge to the stadium
  • Amtrak (Capitol Corridor)
    For Bay Area fans traveling to a game, the Amtrak Capitol Corridor train route originates in San Jose and stops at major Bay Area hubs including Oakland (Coliseum and Jack London Square), Emeryville, and Richmond (which offers a direct cross platform transfer from BART). Trains pull into the Sacramento Valley Station, located just across the river from the stadium.
• Rideshare
  The designated rideshare zone is northwest of the stadium at 7th & Cabaldon
• Biking
  The Sacramento River Bike Trail runs directly past the stadium, making cycling a popular option. Bike racks are available at the park.

The West Sacramento side of the river has limited pregame options, but downtown Sacramento across the Tower Bridge offers a vibrant bar and restaurant scene.

Bars & Restaurants

• Drake's: The Barn
  A landmark two acre indoor/outdoor beer garden along the river. It features a large open meadow with beach chairs, lawn games, fire pits, wood fired pizza, and a craft beer selection.
• Birdies Social Club
  Located just steps from the stadium gates, this trendy spot combines chef driven plates (like pork belly tacos) and serious craft cocktails with indoor golf simulator bays and an outdoor patio. Look out for their specific A's game day pre-parties and post game events.
• 319 Broderick
  This casual American restaurant is incredibly close to the ballpark. It is famous for its scratch made sauces and legendary crafted burgers (like the iconic Johnny Cash burger).
• Old Sacramento Waterfront
  The historic waterfront district on the Sacramento side of the Tower Bridge is a natural pregame gathering area. The area feature multiple bars and restaurants.
  • Fanny Ann's Saloon
    A beloved, eccentric multi-level dive bar filled with five stories of wild antiques, arcade games, and local history. Go for the high-energy vibe, cold beer, and their famous peanut-butter-topped "Jiffy Burger".
  • Bear & Crown
    This authentic British pub offers a California twist on classic pub fare, a great draught beer selection, and a built-in import shop selling British snacks and goods.
  • The Firehouse Restaurant
    This historic Sacramento landmark features the region's most extensive wine collection and sophisticated, locally sourced cuisine in a gorgeous outdoor courtyard.
• The Shady Lady Saloon
  A popular downtown Sacramento cocktail bar on R Street known for craft cocktails and live music. About a 20-minute walk from the ballpark.
• Fieldwork Brewing Company
  A taproom on in midtown Sacramento features a rotating selection of IPAs and sours and is one of California's most recognized breweries.
• Franquette
  A French-inspired wine bar and café created by the minds behind the Michelin-rated Canon. Perfect if you are looking for an elevated pregame experience featuring excellent wine, light European fare, or weekend brunch.

Sutter Health Park blends its minor league character with the Athletics' storied major league history.

• The Entrance Baseballs
  Greeting fans right outside the main gates are the stadium's signature oversized concrete baseball sculptures, serving as the primary photo-op landmark before entering the park.
• The Painted Retired Numbers Wall
  Located on the concourse corridor past the third-base line (near the left-field beer garden), fans can find the franchise's legendary retired numbers painted directly onto the stadium framework. The display honors Reggie Jackson (#9), Rickey Henderson (#24), Catfish Hunter (#27), Dennis Eckersley (#43), and the dual-retired #34 worn by both Rollie Fingers and Dave Stewart.
• The Outfield World Series Banner
  While the Triple-A banners hang during minor league games, they are swapped out for A's home stands. A massive, singular banner celebrating the franchise's 9 World Series championships (spanning Philadelphia, Kansas City, and Oakland) is mounted directly to the wall behind the outfield fence.
• The Stairwell Four Memorabilia Collection
  The stadium's best kept historical secret is located near the left field foul pole. Stairwell Four functions as a mini-museum, featuring built in display cases packed with vintage baseball cards, decades old uniforms, championship rings, and autographed memorabilia bridging Sacramento's baseball lineage with the Athletics.
• The River Cats Legacy
  The ballpark retains elements of its River Cats history, including the distinctive Dinger the River Cat mascot tributes and the park's intimate design philosophy. The Athletics have embraced the minor league charm rather than fighting it.
• Tower Bridge Views
  The most distinctive feature of the ballpark is the view beyond the outfield fence. The Sacramento skyline and the iconic Tower Bridge, a 1935 vertical-lift bridge painted gold, create one of the most unique backdrops in baseball. The bridge lifts for boat traffic during games, creating impromptu entertainment.
• The Solon Club Mural
  For fans with premium club access, the upstairs Solon Club lounge features a sprawling, detailed mural honoring the Sacramento Solons, the historic Pacific Coast League franchise that originally established professional baseball in the state capital.
• The Outfield Vineyard
  In a nod to Northern California’s famous wine country, Sutter Health Park features its own functioning vineyard tucked away behind the right field concourse. Situated between the Sactown Smokehouse and the children's area.

• Compact, Intimate Design
  Field level seats along the first and third base lines that put fans just feet from the players. With the park's compact layout, these seats offer an experience closer to the action than similar seats at most MLB venues. The upper deck maxes out at about 30 rows, meaning even the worst seats offer excellent proximity to the field. This intimacy has become a selling point, with fans praising the atmosphere compared to the cavernous Oakland Coliseum.
• Toyota Home Run Hill
  The general admission grass berm beyond the outfield wall is a fan favorite for a relaxed, picnic style atmosphere. Blankets are encouraged, but note that the stadium enforces a strict rule on lawn chairs: only low-back beach chairs with a seat no higher than 9 inches off the ground are allowed. Space fills up rapidly, so early arrival is essential.
• Down on the Farm Kids Zone
  Located directly behind the Home Run Hill lawn in right field, this is a paradise for families looking to let kids burn off energy. The area features a dedicated Wiffle ball field, a large play structure that is a kid climbable miniature replica of the iconic gold Tower Bridge, and a built in splash zone/misting pad to keep the little ones cool during scorching summer day games.
• The Dugout Club
  Spanning Sections 108 through 116, these are the most coveted seats in the stadium, putting fans closer to home plate than the pitcher's mound. The premier Diamond View rows include VIP in seat service and all-inclusive access to unlimited complimentary ballpark food, local craft beer, wine, and spirits.
• The Legacy Club
  Perched down the third base line behind Sections 122 and 123, this luxury club features an upscale, climate-controlled indoor lounge heavily utilized to escape the summer heat. Tickets include an all-inclusive rotating chef inspired buffet, private restrooms, and access to an elevated outdoor viewing balcony. This area also utilizes the private Lexus premium entrance.
• Solon Club
  Located on the second level wrapping down the right field line (Sections 201–206), the Solon Club offers padded stadium seats, misters to combat the heat, and exclusive access to a private canopy bar that stays open until the final pitch. Tickets in this section typically include complimentary stadium parking.
• The Gilt-Edge Club
  This area is an upscale, open air shaded hospitality lounge flanked by a green wall at the edge of the right field fence. Outfitted with high powered ceiling fans, modern lounge furniture, and sleek drink rails, a ticket here grants access to a private bar serving complimentary house beer and wine, alongside an all-inclusive, build-your-own hot dog and nacho station.
• Luxury & Group Suites
  The second level features 36 customized luxury suites. To accommodate major league demands, these are tiered by size: standard Luxury Suites (up to 20 guests), Double/Triple Suites (40–50 guests), and the massive Home Run Suite in the outfield which can host corporate events for up to 100 people. All suites feature internal air conditioning, catering options, and balcony seating.

• Beer Garden
  A lively, open-air social hub designed for fans who want to pair their baseball with a great social atmosphere. It features an expansive, rotating selection of both local Northern California craft brews and popular domestic beers.
• Bridges Grille
  The ballpark’s go to for comfort food staples including the Home Run Smash Burger and Spicy Chicken Bacon Ranch Sub along with classic burgers, chicken tenders, hot dogs, and garlic fries
• Cadillac Diner
  A heavy nod to nostalgia, serving up indulgent, elevated diner classics and sweet treats. Highlights include the chili cheese dog, sweet onion sausages and an array of desserts.
• Coop & Kennel Pub
  The home of the River City Hot Chicken tenders and sandwich as well as the bacon wrapped Street Dog and garlic fries.
• Golden Spike Chophouse
  Built specifically to satisfy the heartiest, red meat loving appetites in the stadium. Standouts include Thick chophouse cheeseburgers, crispy chicken sandwiches, footlong stadium franks, and chicken tenders. Don't miss the Dugout Fries, a shareable plate of crinkle-cut fries loaded with melted American cheese, sweet grilled onions, signature Home Run sauce, and pickled chili peppers
• Oso’s Mexican Cantina
  Inspired by the vibrant culture of California's street food scene, this anchor delivers bold, authentic Mexican flavors. Items include a California Burrito, carne asada fries, and tacos, both with meat or plant based jackfruit.
• Pizza & Pints
  A timeless combination of freshly baked pizza by the slice and draft beers.
• The Sweet Spot
  The stadium's primary hub for traditional, quick-service stadium snacking and sweet tooth fixes.
• Portable Stands & Carts
  • The Tri-Tip Stand
    Home to Central California's undisputed signature stadium snack, the iconic, oak-smoked Tri-Tip Sandwich.
  • The Sausage Cart
    Grilling up rotating premium links, including juicy bratwursts, spicy hotlinks, and a signature Jalapeño Cheddar Bratwurst.
  • Sactown Smokehouse
    Serving up robust, slow-smoked barbecue platters, pulled pork, and heavy duty cookout sides.
  • Helmet Nacho Carts
    Offering upgraded, fully loaded Helmet Nachos served in a souvenir team helmet
  • Merlino’s Freeze Carts
    A legendary local Sacramento staple, serving up smooth, refreshing, dairy-free Italian ice freezes. The absolute best way to survive a 100°F July game.
  • Dippin' Dots Carts
    Scattered across the main walkways offering classic Ice Cream of the Future.