Take the JR Keiyo Line from Tokyo Station to Kaihimmakuhari Station, which takes 30 to 40 minutes. The stadium is a 15-minute walk from the station. Shuttle buses operate on game days. By car, the journey takes 40 to 60 minutes from central Tokyo.
Stadium tours are occasionally available on non-game days but require advance reservation through the official website. Tours are not offered daily and availability varies by season. The stadium exterior and surrounding area remain accessible year-round.
Infield reserved seats along the first or third base lines provide good views and a moderate atmosphere. Outfield sections offer the most energetic fan experience with organized chants but require standing and participation. Home plate seats are premium-priced with optimal views.
Most regular season games have available tickets. Weekend games and rivalry matchups can sell out quickly. Purchase tickets through the official website, convenience stores, or the stadium box office. Weekday games have better availability and lower prices.
Concession stands sell yakisoba, karaage, takoyaki, hot dogs, bento boxes, and Chiba peanut products. Beer, soft drinks, and sake are available throughout the venue. Outside food and sealed non-alcoholic beverages are typically permitted.