As is often the case in the minors, Canal Park’s seating is comprised of one seating bowl at field level. Up top, you’ll find the suite level on the same level as the press box. Tickets for RubberDucks games are affordable; you’ll pay no more than $9 for the best seats in the house, which is pretty good by Eastern League standards.
Canal Park can handle more than 9,000 fans, and the bulk of these spaces are box seats. The concourse level seating bowl, which features more than 7,500 seats, costs $9 for adults and $8 for youth between the ages of four and 12 and seniors 60 and over. Unlike some parks, in which the seats directly behind home plate are a little more costly, these prices are consistent from foul pole to foul pole. So whether you enjoy a home plate view, being perched above a dugout or a front-row seat down the line, you’ll pay the same price. The park’s budget option is the general admission bleachers, which seat nearly 1,000 fans and are located in the right field corner. This is the lone spot to sit behind the outfield fence (a spot behind the fence in left field is reserved for groups) and if you’re eager to catch a home run, this is the spot for you. A ticket in the bleachers costs $5, regardless of your age. (Children three and under are always free, regardless of where they sit.)