Sacramento River Cats Tickets

The vibe, the staff, etc., is all top-line. The concessions are too expensive. But it’s a great ballpark and a showcase for the City of West Sacramento.

In 2025, Sacramento is preparing to host MLB. From my experience at this AAA baseball game, there will need to be some upgrades. On the upside, there's a good amount of parking, the experience at the entry gate was smooth and there was a lively atmosphere. Concessions were varied and good. The seating area is fairly flat which makes it easy for people with mobility challenges to walk down the steps, and the seats were comfortable. The national anthem was played by a school band who did a great job. On the downside, the lighting will need to be improved, a lot, unless they're only playing day games, and from a fan's standpoint, the sound system is trash. I was sitting about five rows behind first base, in the core part of the ballpark, and could barely hear a thing - the sound system was weaker than the class A ballparks in Modesto and Visalia and not in the same universe as an MLB park. It looked like their promo department was doing good work but when you can't hear what they're doing, it's a bit of a waste. A bit more variety in the sound clip department would be good, too - "everybody clap your hands"is fine once per game, but the fourth time round it loses its lustre. Sacramento's ballpark is sufficient for AAA and should handle MLB okay (there were 9,000 fans at this AAA game, and only 7,000 fans in Oakland at the game I attended a week earlier) but they need to start from scratch on their all-parts-of-the-ballpark sound system if they're hosting the big leagues.

Well,never attended Rivercats game until this season. Been to 3 day games so far this season,and will attend more. Great fun,nice people. Rivercats are a great ballclub,and the fans are cool. So glad to have started attending. Thank you

The game and activities were great. I do NOT like not having the option of a paper ticket that I can print out. There were 6 of us arriving at different times and I had to co-ordinate the splitting of the tickets on my phone and I am not to tech oriented. Don't think I want to go through that again for a group. Allow the option of paper tics.

Sat on the lawn my grandson had the best time playing with all the other children. Family fun

Sutter Health Park is a beautiful, clean ball park. Everything is easily accessible, people who work there are friendly, and it's a great place to take out-of-town guests (which is what we did). The food was generous in size, but a little pricey as is the case everywhere anymore. A plus was that the River Cats won the game. :)

Took my wife and 3 kids to a Tuesday night game and it was a blast. Crowd was small but very enthusiastic. Best part was the River Cats won in the last inning!!!

Great service. Easy to use online and had no problem using it.

The game started an hour late because of a downpour, but even that was great - it gave us a chance to visit with other fans who were taking shelter in the covered vendor area. The game was great and the other fans around us made it fun!

River Cats baseball is a great experience in the Spring. Great weather, comfortable and reasonably priced seats, $2 hot dogs on Tuesday (although the $6 water and $15 beer detracts from the fun), and highly skilled athletes combine for an excellent day.