TinCaps Frequently Asked Questions 2021
UPDATE (June 29) As of June 29, The Fort Wayne TinCaps are happy to welcome a full-capacity crowd back to Parkview Field. CLICK HERE for all details about tickets for the remainder of the 2021 season, scheduled Fireworks Nights, and more!
UPDATE (June 29)
As of June 29, The Fort Wayne TinCaps are happy to welcome a full-capacity crowd back to Parkview Field. CLICK HERE for all details about tickets for the remainder of the 2021 season, scheduled Fireworks Nights, and more!
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The Fort Wayne TinCaps are thrilled to welcome fans back to Parkview Field for the 2021 Minor League Baseball season! But as we are still in the midst of a pandemic, the team wants to update you on changes at the ballpark that are in the best interest of everyone's health and safety. Check out the "FAQ" below.
ARE MASKS REQUIRED?
As of May 18, fans are encouraged to wear masks, but masks are no longer required in any open-air spaces within Parkview Field. Guests who haven’t been fully vaccinated for COVID-19 yet are required to wear a mask while in any indoor area of Parkview Field, including the TinCaps Front Office, the Suite Level Lounge, The Orchard Team Store, and restroom facilities.
IS PARKVIEW FIELD CREDIT/DEBIT CARD ONLY?
Yes. Joining a growing number of ballparks, stadiums, and arenas across the country, Parkview Field has gone cashless for 2021 to limit touchpoints. That means our Ticket Office, Concessions, and Team Store will only accept credit cards, debit cards, and gift cards.
In the event that you don't have a credit or debit card, you can purchase a TinCaps Gift Card that can be used around Parkview Field.
Cashless transactions have been shown to reduce the time fans spend in line and transactions at the register, thus improving the overall fan experience, shortening lines, and limiting exposure to others.
DO YOU HAVE DIGITAL TICKETS?
Yes. Rather than printing your ticket at home or picking up a ticket at will call, you can now access your TinCaps ticket on your phone, which can be scanned for entry into Parkview Field.
NON-COVID-RELATED, WHAT CAN I LOOK FORWARD TO AT THE BALLPARK?
Parkview Field opened in 2009, but it's never looked or sounded better! The ballpark now has a new HD LED video board, ribbon boards, outfield wall-board displays, and concourse displays. On top of all that, Parkview Field's sound system has been upgraded, too!
And don't forget, the TinCaps earned a promotion from Low-A to High-A in MLB's player development system. This means even more experienced and talented San Diego Padres prospects--closer to the big leagues--than before.