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RGCU Field at Isotopes Park is a cashless facility. All major credit cards and Baseball Bucks are accepted for ticket purchases at the Isotopes Park Box Office, Isotopes Pro Shop, Fun Zone Ticket Booth, all permanent concession stands and portable concession stands. Digital forms of payment are also accepted at select locations.

The Albuquerque Isotopes encourage fans to leave all bags at home to speed up the entry process into the stadium.

If a fan chooses to bring in a bag, the following rules apply:

  • All bags are subject to search
  • Each fan may carry one bag of any size that is clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC, or a clear plastic freezer bag (Ziploc bag or similar).
  • Palm-sized clutch purses or wallets do not need to abide by the Clear Bag Policy.
  • Bags within bags will not be permitted -- all items must be clearly visible within one acceptable/approved clear bag.
  • For guests with medical or childcare needs such as diapers, wipes, formula, bottles, breast pumps, insulin, or medications those items may be brought in a separate non-clear medical or diaper bag, and those bags are subject to search upon entry into the stadium. Only childcare or medical items may be carried inside of these bags, all other personal items must be carried in an approved clear bag.
  • Any bags not meeting these requirements will not be allowed inside the ballpark. If a bag is turned away at the gate due to not following the clear bag policy, it will need to be returned to the fan’s vehicle. The Isotopes do not provide storage for bags.
  • Blankets and jackets must be carried in separately and are subject to search.

Prohibited items are not allowed inside the ballpark (view the list of prohibited items in our A-Z Guide).

The University of New Mexico owns and controls most of the parking lots surrounding RGCU Field at Isotopes Park and charge fans to park in these UNM lots. Payment for parking must be done by credit cards. Cash and Baseball Bucks are not accepted as forms of payment at these lots. Vehicles with four or more people are allowed to park in the Stadium East Lot for free. Vehicles displaying a disabled permit or placard are allowed to park for free at the UNM East Lot.

Only credentialed media, disabled, and Suite Holder permit parking is allowed in Lots A, B and C. Season Ticket Holders who have purchased a discounted permit may park in the Stadium West Lot directly south of RGCU Field at Isotopes Park. The permit must be displayed in their vehicles to gain access to the lots.

There are a limited number of disabled parking spaces available on a first-come, first-served basis in lots A and C. Overflow disabled parking is available adjacent to the Stadium West Lot directly south of RGCU Field at Isotopes Park on a first-come, first-served basis.

Availability of parking around the stadium is subject to change.

Mobile tickets offer fans convenience and safety by reducing contact at all points of entry.

Tickets can not be printed or screenshot. All tickets must be managed digitally.

Plan ahead: Mobile tickets should be accessible before proceeding through the security screenings at RGCU Field at Isotopes Park.

Isotopes Plan Holders: Click here for a step-by-step guide on how to access your mobile tickets.

Ticketmaster Individual Game Buyers: Click here to access your Ticketmaster account and download your tickets.

RGCU Field at Isotopes Park is a non-smoking facility. We appreciate your cooperation in making the ballpark a safe, fun, family-friendly environment.

To help ensure everyone’s safety, RGCU Field at Isotopes Park has a no re-entry policy. Guests who wish to exit and re-enter the facility for personal emergencies should be directed to the CNM Guest Services Booth. Re-entry accommodations are up to the discretion of the Albuquerque Isotopes and are limited to emergencies only.

LIGHTING ADVISORY

Some flashing light sequences from entertainment may cause discomfort for photosensitive viewers.