

Oakland Athletics
Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento serves as the Athletics' temporary home beginning in 2025 while their new Las Vegas ballpark is under construction. Originally built in 2000 as a minor league facility for the Sacramento River Cats, the park was expanded and upgraded to meet MLB standards. The intimate setting along the Sacramento River offers a unique small-market feel for major league baseball.
Built in 2000 as Raley Field for the Sacramento River Cats (Triple-A), the ballpark was designed as a riverfront venue to anchor West Sacramento's Bridge District development. The Athletics selected it as their temporary MLB home after leaving Oakland following the 2024 season.
The lower bowl behind home plate and along the third-base line delivers the best sightlines and Sacramento River views. The lawn seating beyond the outfield fence is a relaxed, family-friendly option on warm evenings.
On-site lots fill quickly for MLB games—arrive at least 90 minutes early. Street parking in West Sacramento's Bridge District is limited. Consider rideshare or parking downtown and walking across the Tower Bridge.
Walk the riverfront promenade before first pitch for views of the Sacramento skyline and Tower Bridge. The concourse is compact but offers a good mix of local food vendors. Check for pregame events on the outfield lawn area.
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