Where is Mariners spring training? Peoria Sports Complex, 16101 N. 83rd Ave, Peoria, Arizona 85382, according to the team’s own ballpark page. The San Diego Padres share the park. That address is the fixed point of the whole trip.
Book the flights and the hotel before you read the team’s directions, and you can plan the drive from the wrong interstate. Pick a seat type before you read what the park offers, and you can miss the shaded seats, the group areas or the children’s playground that would have fit your group. Settle the route and the seat question first. Then book. Here’s the drive, plus what the park offers and what to confirm with the team.
Where Do the Mariners Play Spring Training Games?
Peoria Sports Complex hosts Mariners spring training at 16101 N. 83rd Ave, Peoria, AZ 85382. According to the Mariners’ ballpark page, the complex sits in the heart of Peoria’s P83 Entertainment District, and the page calls it a 145-acre complex.
Major League Vacations’ Mariners spring training page lists that same address. It names the Cactus League and lists Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport as the typical gateway. Two pages, one address.
Who Else Plays at Peoria Sports Complex?
The San Diego Padres do. Their own page says what the Mariners’ page says: the complex is shared by the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners. You’ll find the same address and the same driving directions on the Padres’ ballpark page, and Major League Vacations’ Mariners spring training page lists both teams.
One address serves both clubs, so the same directions apply to either club’s games. That makes the route simple and the date worth checking. As a general rule, a group should confirm on the team’s own site which club a date features before booking flights. Check the date first. The drive won’t change.
How Do You Drive to Peoria Sports Complex?
The team’s page keeps it short. Take either I-10 or I-17 to Loop 101, the Agua Fria Freeway. Use Loop 101 West from I-17, or Loop 101 North from I-10. Exit Bell Road east, exit 14, then turn south on 83rd Avenue. The complex is approximately one-quarter mile down on the east side.
- Take either I-10 or I-17 to Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway).
- Take Loop 101 West if traveling on I-17, or Loop 101 North if traveling on I-10.
- Exit Bell Road east (exit 14).
- Turn south on 83rd Avenue, and the complex is approximately one-quarter mile down on the east side.
Confirm the route in your own map before the drive, because details can change. Major League Vacations’ Mariners spring training page lists Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport as the typical gateway. Beyond that quarter mile, the team’s page gives no parking, gate, ride-time or distance details, so don’t build the day around numbers it doesn’t publish.
What the Park Offers a First-Time Group
The team’s page is specific about what’s inside. It lists coveted shaded seating in the stadium, and it says the stadium’s reputation for the best variety of food and craft beer is well-deserved. That’s the page’s own description of the place, and it’s a fair starting point for a first visit.
Families get a real amenity. The page describes Peoria Cove, a coastal-themed playground and splash pad with misting fans, a shaded concessions area and a mini baseball field.
Groups have choices too. The page names the Pavilion on the outfield concourse and the Terrace above the third base concourse. It also describes the Colonnade, an indoor space with air-conditioning and private restrooms, plus a full-service bar. The Colonnade connects to an outdoor private patio facing the field, and the page lists 600 additional shaded seats above it.
Match the space to your group before you ask for seats. A family with young kids can ask about the playground. A larger group can ask about the group areas. And if anyone in the party wilts in the sun, ask for shaded seats.
Major League Vacations’ Mariners spring training page asks whether you prefer simple reserved seats, premium lower-level locations, lawn seating or group blocks, and it says its Seattle Mariners spring training packages can be paired with premium seating requests.
What to Confirm With the Team Before You Go
Here’s the honest limit of what the teams publish. The Mariners’ page gives the address and the directions. It doesn’t give parking details, gate times, ride times, prices or a seating map. So a group should confirm those with the team before booking anything that depends on them.
The Padres’ page links to a Peoria Sports Complex entry-policies page on the complex’s own site. Read those rules there before you pack a bag.
The Mariners’ page also lists an operations office number and a ticket information number. Use them for the questions a web page can’t settle. And remember that a team can change any of these details without notice, so check before the trip rather than after you’ve paid for it.
How Does a Mariners Day Fit a Longer Arizona Trip?
Major League Vacations’ Mariners spring training page says Cactus League geography makes it possible to build a trip around more than one club. It can add related spring training games, extra hotel nights, flights, transfers, rental car planning and custom add-ons. So one game can anchor a longer stay.
If your group hasn’t settled on a state, Major League Vacations has a separate post on choosing between Florida and Arizona.
If you’re planning ahead of the schedule, there’s a separate post on what to lock in before schedules are public.
For a trip that stretches past one game, Major League Vacations’ page describes custom sports travel packages that can carry the extra nights and the transfers.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mariners Spring Training in Peoria
Do the Mariners and the Padres share a spring training ballpark?
Yes. The Mariners’ page and the Padres’ page both say Peoria Sports Complex is shared by the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners, and both give the same address. Major League Vacations’ Mariners spring training page lists both teams as well. One park, one address, two clubs. Confirm which club a given date features on the team’s own site before you book travel.
What is the address of the Mariners’ spring training ballpark?
The team’s page gives it as Peoria Sports Complex, 16101 N. 83rd Ave, Peoria, AZ 85382. Major League Vacations’ Mariners spring training page lists the same address. The team’s page also places the complex in the heart of Peoria’s P83 Entertainment District and describes it as a 145-acre complex. Enter the street address in your own map before the drive.
Which exit do you take for Peoria Sports Complex?
The team’s page says to exit Bell Road east, exit 14, from Loop 101, then turn south on 83rd Avenue. The complex is approximately one-quarter mile down on the east side. Take Loop 101 West if you’re coming from I-17, or Loop 101 North from I-10. Confirm the exit in your own map before you drive, because details can change.
Is there shaded seating at the Mariners’ spring training ballpark?
The team’s page lists coveted shaded seating in the stadium, and it lists 600 additional shaded seats above the Colonnade. It doesn’t publish a section map, so a group should confirm the exact seats with the team before booking. Ask about shade specifically when you ask about seats.
Does Major League Vacations offer Mariners spring training travel?
Yes. Major League Vacations’ Mariners spring training page describes custom Mariners spring training travel with tickets, hotels, airfare, transfers and warm-weather logistics built around Peoria Sports Complex. It asks for your dates, the opponents you care about and how close to the ballpark you want to stay. It can also add game-day transfers and extra nights when you want more time in Peoria.
Plan Mariners Spring Training Around One Address
Major League Vacations builds custom sports travel packages for fans, families, groups and companies, with ticket, hotel, flight and transfer options.
So, where is Mariners spring training? It’s in Peoria, Arizona, at the ballpark on 83rd Avenue that the Padres share, per the teams’ own pages. Settle the route from I-10 or I-17 to Loop 101 and Bell Road, then decide whether your group wants shade, the playground or a group space. Major League Vacations is not affiliated with or endorsed by any league, team, event or venue.
Tell the team the dates, the opponents you care about, the group size and how close to the ballpark you want to stay, and ask for a quote. Request a travel quote with those details in hand.