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San Diego Padres suite prices typically range from $2,500 -$5,000 for Padres games. Petco Park suite prices can vary based on day of game, opponent, and the location of the suite in Petco Park. You can expect Padres games versus the Giants, Cubs and Dodgers to be on the higher end of that suite price range. For suite prices for concerts and other events at Petco Park, those can vary widely based on the type of event.
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The San Diego Padres are still rebuilding, but pieces are beginning to fall into place in San Diego. The Padres farm system is one of the deepest in all of baseball, suggesting winning is on the horizon. Manager Andy Green will use 2018 as a bridge year to evaluate San Diego’s emerging young talent, hoping to expand upon the team’s current young core.

As a source of power in the middle of the lineup, Wil Myers remains the Padres’ best player. Myers has emerged as one of the National League’s better hitters while in San Diego. Former top prospects Hunter Renfroe, Austin Hedges, and Manuel Margot all got valuable experience in 2017, flashing their potential as building blocks for the future in San Diego. All three hope to take enormous strides in 2018. Be on the lookout for middle infielder Luis Arias in 2018 - there is a good chance he makes his much anticipated MLB debut at some point this season.

The Padres lost their best starting pitcher from last season, Jhoulys Chacin, to free agency, but they hope a bounceback season from veteran Clayton Richard makes up for the loss. Dinelson Lamet will also aim to improve the starting rotation this season after making his Major League debut last year. Among the Padres plethora of young pitching talent in the minor leagues, southpaw Joey Lucchesi is probably the prospect most likely to debut in 2018. Lucchesi’s funky delivery allows him to deceive hitters and attack the plate.

The San Diego Padres play at Petco Park, one of the most fan-friendly ballparks in Major League Baseball. A luxury suite at Petco Park provides the perfect setting for any occasion. San Diego Padres suites will feature first-class amenities such as HDTVs, interior lounge seating, comfortable exterior seating, premium in-suite catering options, upscale furnishing, Wi-Fi and a dedicated suite attendant. With a Padres luxury box, your group will receive VIP parking, private entry into Petco Park, and exclusive access to VIP clubs.

Past Spotlights

Posted Feb 9, 2017

Entering 2017, the San Diego Padres have a number of interesting storylines to monitor. After a poor season in 2016, the Padres look to bounce back and be competitive in the NL West this season. The Padres have a super-star in the making in first baseman/outfielder, Wil Myers. Myers is a five-tool player and is only 26 years old. Last season, Myers hit 28 homeruns while driving in 94 runs; expect his numbers to increase this season. Padres fans are also excited to see outfielder Hunter Renfroe as an everyday player. Renfroe is another top prospect who briefly appeared in the Major League's last season. He has sensational raw power and should protect Myers in the middle of the Padres order; Renfroe should open 2017 as the Padres' cleanup hitter. Third baseman Yangervis Solarte is another exciting name to watch. Although labeled as a free-swinger, Solarte has produced solid numbers in two seasons with the Padres. Padres fans should keep an eye on left fielder Alex Dickerson. Dickerson tore up the minor leagues at every level and he is on track to start in 2017.

The Padres will rely on a starting rotation of unheralded names in 2017. Jhoulys Chacin and Trevor Cahilll will try to replace the innings lost with the departure of free agent Tyson Ross. The closer role will be assumed by Brandon Maurer. If the Padres rotation can hold up, the offense will have a chance to win some games this season. 

A luxury suite at Petco Park provides the perfect setting for any occasion. San Diego Padres suite's will feature first-class amenities such as HDTVs, interior lounge seating, comfortable exterior seating, premium in-suite catering options, upscale furnishing, Wi-Fi and a dedicated suite attendant. With a Padres box, your group will receive VIP parking, private entry into Petco Park, and exclusive access to VIP clubs.

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Posted Mar 16, 2016

The 2016 San Diego Padres have shaken up their roster from a year ago. The Padres took a step back from what they did in the 2015 offseason. Instead of signing some of the biggest names in free agency, the Padres traded and released those players this offseason.

While the Padres aren’t fully committed to rebuilding, they are trying obtain talented prospects through trade. No longer with the club are Justin Upton, Craig Kimbrel, Yonder Alonso, Jedd Gyorko, Joaquin Benoit and Ian Kennedy. The Padres will replace these players with the newly acquired Alexei Ramirez, Fernando Rodney, Drew Pomeranz and Jon Jay.

The lineup will still feature Matt Kemp, Derek Norris and Wil Myers. Kemp will be the only power hitter in the lineup. Kemp hit 23 home runs last season. Myers missed over 3 months of the season with a wrist injury. The former Rookie of the Year will look to rebound with a productive season in 2016.

The Padres pitching staff will be the focal point of this team. The rotation is led by James Shields and Tyson Ross. Andrew Cashner wasn’t his normal self in 2015 but with an improved season, the Padres have one of the strongest top 3 pitchers in baseball. With Kimbrel and Benoit no longer with the Padres, Fernando Rodney and Kevin Quackenbush will be closing games out in 2016.

A luxury suite at Petco Park provides the perfect setting for any occasion. A San Diego Padres suite will feature first-class amenities such as HDTVs, interior lounge seating, exterior comfortable seating, premium in-suite catering options, upscale furnishing, Wi-Fi and a dedicated suite attendant. With a Padres suite, your group will receive VIP parking, private entry into Petco Park and exclusive access to VIP clubs inside the Park. A Padres suite can accommodate small or large groups.

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Posted Mar 25, 2015

After four straight seasons with a losing record, the San Diego Padres made major changes to get back on track in 2015. During the offseason, the Padres signed and traded for some of the biggest names in Major League Baseball. General manager A.J. Preller added Wil Myers, Justin Upton, Matt Kemp, James Shields, Will Middlebrooks and Derek Norris. With the additions of these players the Padres are geared up to make a run in the National League West. Myers, Upton and Kemp for a completely new outfield for the Padres. Petco Park isn’t the easiest stadium to hit the ball out of the park in but the Padres brought in some of baseball’s best power hitters in Upton and Kemp. The Padres will still have Yonder Alonso at first base and Jedd Gyorko at second base. Shields was one of the best pitchers available in free agency and has already established himself as the ace of the pitching staff. Filling out the rotation for the Padres will be Andrew Cashner, Ian Kennedy and Tyson Ross. The Padres have one of the strongest bullpens in the National League with Kevin Quackenbush, Dale Thayer, Shawn Kelley and Joaquin Benoit. Catching the pitching staff is newly acquired Derek Norris. Norris brings a big bat to the lineup as well. Manager Bud Black will have many new faces to coach this season. This is arguably Black’s best roster in his managerial career.

A luxury suite at Petco Park provides the perfect setting for any occasion. A San Diego Padres suite will feature first-class amenities such as HDTVs, interior lounge seating, exterior comfortable seating, premium in-suite catering options, upscale furnishing, Wi-Fi and a dedicated suite attendant. With a Padres suite, your group will receive VIP parking, private entry into Petco Park and exclusive access to VIP clubs inside the Park. A Padres suite can accommodate small or large groups.

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Petco Park
100 Park Blvd
San Diego, CA 92101