Single-Session Tickets Now on Sale for ACC Baseball Championship

GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – Singlesession tickets for the 2023 Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Championship, scheduled for May 23-28 at Durham Bulls Athletic Park in Durham, North Carolina, are now on sale.

Tickets are priced as follows:

Field Premium

Tuesday-Friday: $25

Saturday-Sunday: $27

Terrace Reserved

Tuesday-Friday: $20

Saturday-Sunday: $22

Field Reserved

Tuesday-Friday: $18

Saturday-Sunday: $20

Terrace View

Tuesday-Friday: $15

Saturday-Sunday: $18

Additional SaturdaySunday:

Outfield: $15

Weekend passes (Friday night through Sunday):

Field Terrace Terrace:

Reserved: $115 $94

Field Reserved: $85

Terrace view: $77

Outfield: $64

Ticket books for the full championship start at $153. Field Premium books are on sale for $242, while Terrace Reserved books are $198 and Field Reserved books are $177.

All full ticket books include admission to each of the 15 tournament games, including the championship game on Sunday.

Packages are now available at DurhamBulls.com or by calling the Durham Bulls Box Office at 919-965BULL (2855). Please see here for the direct link to online ticket sales.

The 12 teams in the 2023 championship will be grouped into four pools of three teams apiece. Pool play will take place Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (May 23-26). Game times Tuesday through Friday are set for 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. on ACC Network.

Round-robin pool play will determine the matchups for Saturday’s semifinal game, which are scheduled for 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. also on ACC Network, while Sunday’s championship will begin at noon on ESPN2.

The full bracket for the tournament will be finalized and announced on Sunday, May 21, following the completion of regularseason play.

The 10,000-seat Durham Bulls Athletic Park, located in downtown Durham, can be accessed from the Durham Freeway. The ballpark reflects many characteristics of old-time parks and the historic downtown Durham architecture. A 32-foot-high wall stands in left field 305 feet from home plate, resembling Fenway Park’s Green Monster. The Blue Monster, as it’s called in Durham, contains a similar old-style manual scoreboard.

A roof covers approximately 2,500 seats behind home plate and down both the first and third base lines to the end of each dugout. All seats at the DBAP are extra wide with seat backs and extra leg room. More than 95 percent of the seats have cup holders. The stadium was designed and built so that every seat gives fans a great view of the field with an intimate ballpark feel.

The ballpark’s most distinctive feature is the Snorting Bull which stands tall above the Blue Monster. This Bull was modeled after the bull used in the 1988 film, Bull Durham.

The city of Durham has hosted the ACC Baseball Championship 12 times previously, including seven of the past 13 tournaments. The tournament singlegame attendance record of 11,329 was set in 2013 at DBAP (North Carolina versus NC State) and still stands as the largest crowd ever to view a college baseball game in the state of North Carolina.

The Bull City also played host to the second-largest crowd ever to watch a tournament championship game (9,759 for Florida State versus NC State in 2015).

Nine ACC teams are currently ranked nationally in at least one major poll. Nine ACC teams earned spots in the 2022 NCAA Championship field, one shy of the league record and tying for the most of any conference last season. The ACC has placed at least six teams in the NCAA tournament for 18 straight years.

Additionally, the ACC has placed at least one team in each of the last 16 College World Series, including Notre Dame in 2022.

Fifty-eight ACC players were selected in the 2022 Major League Baseball Draft, including seven on opening night. It marked the 31st consecutive year at least one ACC player was selected in the opening round and the seventh straight year the ACC placed at least one draftee among the top 15 picks.