Progressive Field, Cleveland, OhioPhoto: MLB, Cleveland Guardians
Your defending American League Central Division Champs, The Cleveland Guardians will open the 2023 home schedule Friday April 7th at a sold out Progressive Field. The team has a couple of new faces; first baseman/DH Josh Bell and catcher Mike Zunino among them. To start off the new season, the Guardians are also eager to introduce new food and beverage options, exciting partner activations around the ballpark and community programs that will continue to expand the club’s outreach in the Northeast Ohio community.
Here’s a look at what’s new at Progressive Field this year!
Food and Beverage
Brand new bites at the ballpark include tasty offerings such as Mac & Cheese Brisket, Noodle Bowls, Pepper Jack Bites, Crab Rangoon Nachos, Hot Honey Chicken Tenders and more.
Guardians Apparel
The latest Guardians apparel includes 2023 Opening Day products, the 2023 Nike on-field collection and some new brands like WEAR by Erin Andrews. Fans can also support Cleveland Metropolitan School District Chess Clubs, in partnership with Homage, with the purchase of an exclusive Guardians Chess Club T-Shirt available for retail April 8.
Introducing Cashless
Half of the ballpark’s concession stands will be made fully cashless for all home games this season, along with the majority of food and beverage in-seat vendors. Fans are able to purchase concessions at these locations with credit card, Apple pay and Google pay.
Ticket Offers
For just $49 per month, we’re offering the all-new Guardians Ballpark Pass which includes a mobile Standing Room Only ticket to every Guardians home game in that month. The April Ballpark Pass is officially sold out, but Ballpark Passes will be available for May starting April 26 (subject to availability). Plus, don’t miss out on the Opening Day action April 7; Right Field Terrace tickets are still available to purchase for only $39, while supplies last.