Can you bring a purse to River Cats game?
Can you bring a purse to River Cats game?
Fans entering Sutter Health Park must comply with the CLEAR BAG POLICY and all bags are subject to search upon entry and within the ballpark. Please place all belongings in a clear plastic bag to help remove the need for unnecessary lines and contact.
What can you bring into River Cats games?
The following items are permitted: unopened, soft-sided containers of drinks such as water, small milk cartons, juice boxes or pouches, baby formula, bottles, and baby food for children and medication or other special needs.
Can you bring food into Raley Field?
Pacific Coast League rules state that guests are not allowed to bring any outside food items into Raley Field.
What time does River Cats gates open?
Gates open one hour before game time allowing guests to view infield practice for the visiting team. Please note: on dates with large crowds expected, Sutter Health Park may open 2 hours prior to game time to accommodate all of our fans. Be sure to arrive as soon as the gates open and catch all the pregame action.
How much is parking at a River Cats game?
The team charged $10 per vehicle in general parking lots last year. It also marks the first season the River Cats will be affiliated with the San Francisco Giants after 15 seasons as the Oakland Athletics’ triple-A squad. The team opens the season April 9 at Raley Field against the Salt Lake Bees.
Are kids free at River Cats game?
Children: Children 23 months and younger will be admitted free as long as the child is sitting on an adult’s lap. If a physical seat is needed for the child, a ticket must be purchased for that seat. Some special events may have different policies.
Where do you park for the River Cats game?
Park in Old Sacramento and walk across the newly widened Tower Bridge. You can also ride your bike to the park, and use our bike racks near the Sutter Health Park Suite Entrance!
How much is parking at the River Cats game?
Who owns Raley Field?
Known as Raley Field from 2000 to 2019, the facility was built on the site of old warehouses and rail yards in West Sacramento, California, across the Sacramento River from the California State Capitol….Sutter Health Park.
| Owner | River City Regional Stadium Financing Authority |
| Operator | River City Stadium Management, LLC |
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Who owns Sacramento River Cats?
owner Susan Savage
Sacramento River Cats owner Susan Savage will chair a committee of minor-league baseball owners and operators focused on diversity, equity and inclusion.
