SAN DIEGO – On a near nightly basis in 2024, the Padres set attendance records at Petco Park. And, naturally, when the regular season was over, they had eclipsed their franchise attendance mark, welcoming 3,314,593 fans to the downtown San Diego ballpark.

“Sellout crowd every day, Monday through Sunday,” said Manny Machado. “Been an amazing year playing in front of these fans.”

Frankly, 2025 ought to bring more of the same. The Padres have yet to unveil plans for single-game tickets, other than to note that those will go on sale early in 2025. Those details should become available in the near future.

As for season tickets, memberships are currently sold out, the team says. However, “The Padres On-Deck Membership Waitlist” gives fans a chance to secure season tickets when they become available, while also offering those fans some of the same member perks.

On the nearer horizon is Spring Training, with tickets on sale now to games at the team’s home at the Peoria Sports Complex. The Padres begin their spring slate with their annual charity game against the Mariners in Peoria, Ariz., on Feb. 21.

The regular season begins March 27, with a four-game series against Atlanta. Among the summer’s home series highlights: The Padres host the Dodgers June 9-11 and Aug. 22-24. The Red Sox come to town for a weekend set Aug. 8-10, while the Orioles represent another Interleague highlight – a three-game series beginning Labor Day, Sept. 3.