The D-backs Pal Video follows a boy with autism and his family as they enjoy a Major League Baseball game. Watch with your family to show your kiddos what to expect, talk about any concerns, and plan around any potential sensory sensitivities.
Loudness Level
Walking Level
Crowd Level
Length in Hours
Sensory Scale uses 1 - 10 scoring, with 10 being maximum sensory input.
Play in the Sandlot
If you're tired of sitting, check out The Sandlot play area near Section 332. Details and age / height limits can be found on the D-backs website.
Cheering encouraged!
Feel free to yell when your D-backs make a great play with the bat or in the field.
Keeping score is fun!
If your kiddo likes numbers and staying organized, they might have fun keeping score of the game. Visit Guest Relations for a paper scorecard and pencil.
Slower pace than other sports
Compared with other sporting events, baseball tends to be a slower pace and somewhat quieter and more relaxed.
Affordable food and BYO options
The D-backs offer value item pricing on several food and drink options, plus certain sealed beverages and food items can be brought in. Check the D-backs website for details.
Off-peak games
The season starts in early April. Check back in March for discounts to less crowded, family-friendly games.
Prepare for the game by using a step-by-step approach. This helps with transitions staying on track.
Click the "i" icon in the guide to use the Chase Field map and find family bathrooms, guest relations, and more.
If your kiddo likes numbers, let them help you find your seat by matching the section, row and seat numbers.
Be "Happy" and share your feelings with the interactive emoticons. Watch how the faces move! :)