What it's known for
Sutter Health Park opened in 2000 as the home of the Sacramento River Cats, the Giants’ Triple-A team, which still plays there. It’s much smaller than any other major league park, with a grass berm in the outfield, so every seat is close to the action.
The A’s plan to play here until their new stadium on the Las Vegas Strip opens, expected in 2028. In 2026 they also played a six-game series at Las Vegas Ballpark, their Triple-A affiliate’s park. If you’re counting parks, it’s a rare chance to see big-league games in a minor league setting.
Getting there
The ballpark is in West Sacramento, just across the Tower Bridge from downtown Sacramento. You can walk over the bridge from downtown, or drive and park in the lots nearby.
Tips for your visit
- Central Valley summers are very hot in the afternoon; night games are much more comfortable.
- With so few seats, tickets for popular opponents can go quickly.
- Fans ‘collecting’ ballparks argue about whether temporary homes count. momnts lets you log the game either way.
Keep the stub
Been to a game at Sutter Health Park? Log it in momnts to get a commemorative ticket stub with the real final score, and check the park off on your stadium map. Planning to see them all? Read how to visit all 30 MLB ballparks.
Details last reviewed November 2026. Ballpark names, bag policies and transit change, so check the Athletics' official site before you go. momnts isn't affiliated with MLB or any team.