Enter a 50/50 draw at each Goldeyes home game. The lucky winner taking home 50% of the funds raised with the remaining proceeds split between the Goldeyes Field of Dreams Foundation and the visiting fundraising group.

Tickets are available for

3 for $5

7 for $10

10 tickets for $20

Previous winning 50/50 numbers

Manitoba provincial liquor laws prohibit fans from bringing alcoholic beverages into Blue Cross Park. 

Only alcohol purchased and dispensed by authorized servers will be permitted on the premises.

Fans appearing to be under the age of 18 will be required to show appropriate, valid identification. 

Fans possessing alcohol that do not have proof of being 18 or older may be ejected. Fans passing alcohol to minors will be ejected and may be fined.

No guest will be served more than two (2) alcoholic beverages at one time.

No alcohol will be sold to intoxicated fans.

We reserve the right to refuse the sale of alcohol to any fan.

Sales of alcohol on the Concourse level end at the beginning of the 8th inning.

Please note that these policies are designed for the safety of all our fans.

Certified service dogs are allowed into Blue Cross Park. 

No other animals are permitted within the ballpark.

Automated Teller Machines are located on the Concourse behind Sections J and N.

At the conclusion of most home games, fans can collect autographs from their favourite Goldeyes players, Goldie and Goldette. 

Simply line up in the aisle between Sections F and G.

Children two years old and younger do not need a ticket to enter Blue Cross Park. 

However, a ticket must be purchased if this child will be occupying a seat.

Backpacks, diaper bags and other bags are permitted at Blue Cross Park, provided they can fit under your seat. 

Please note that these policies are designed for the safety of all our fans.

Banners containing advertising are strictly prohibited within the ballpark without prior consent from Goldeyes management. 

Fans may display a sign only if it is in good taste and does not pose an inconvenience to other fans. 

Nothing may be hung over the field side walls/railings where it could interfere with the game. 

Nothing may be hung from the Skysuite balconies.

Secure bicycle parking is available at the CAA Bike Corral adjacent to the main entrance to Blue Cross Park, northeast of Gate Three.

Birthday Parties are available for all Goldeyes home games. 

Packages for 10 or more people include food and entertainment, and parties are held in our spacious indoor birthday room. 

Dates subject to availability. 

Learn more here. 

Located at street level on the west side of Blue Cross Park. Parking is available along the railroad tracks. The Ticket Office at Blue Cross Park is NOT a Ticketmaster outlet.

Ticket Office hours are posted in the footer of this website.

Winnipeg Transit routes that stop adjacent to Blue Cross Park are

#10 St. Boniface-Wolseley

#38 Salter-The Forks

#43 Munroe

#49 Archibald

#50 Dugald

#56 Aulneau.

More routes are available on Main Street or Portage Avenue.

Fans are permitted to bring cameras and video equipment - including smartphones -  into Blue Cross Park provided that they are intended for personal use only. 

Capturing of any game footage is strictly prohibited (please contact the Goldeyes media relations manager to request a media pass). 

Fans are not permitted to stand in the aisles or obstruct others from viewing the game while taking photographs. 

Monopods and tripods are not permitted.

The use of cellular phones is permitted at Blue Cross Park, provided such use does not interfere with other fans enjoyment of the game.

Infant changing tables are provided in most washrooms at Blue Cross Park. 

Designated family washrooms are also available on the Concourse behind Sections C, I, K, M, N and T.

The Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Club is committed to providing its fans with an enjoyable, safe atmosphere. Our staff will proactively intervene in order to support a family-oriented environment where all guests can enjoy the baseball experience free from the following behaviours:

• Foul or Abusive Language or Gestures
• Intoxication or Other Signs of Impairment
• Inappropriate Attire
• Displays of Affection Not Appropriate in a Public, Family Setting
• Disruption of the Game or an Unauthorized Individual on the Playing Field
• Smoking or Tobacco Use Inside the Ballpark Facility

If someone interferes with your enjoyment of a game, please contact a Fan Services Rep for assistance. Please note that these policies are designed for the safety of all our fans.

The Community Zone provides complimentary tickets to charities and not-for-profit organizations. Learn more or apply for tickets here. 

Concession stands and kiosks offering a wide variety of meals, snacks and beverages are located along the main Concourse area and on the Skysuite level.

All donation requests should be made in writing on company letterhead and dropped off, mailed or emailed to the Winnipeg Goldeyes at least three weeks prior to the date of the event. 

The nature of the request should be accompanied by sponsoring organization and purpose. 

We apologize in advance that all donation requests cannot be accommodated. 

We DO NOT donate to wedding socials, Christmas parties or other general fundraisers. 

Generally, the Goldeyes donate only to registered children’s charities, baseball teams, community clubs, hospitals, daycares,  and schools.

The Goldeyes Double Suites are the best way to provide your group of up to 50 guests with the ultimate ballpark experience. 

The Goldeyes Double Suites provide a unique view of the field and includes dedicated food & beverage service, comfortable indoor seating and 40 fixed seats on its private outdoor balcony.

Elevators from the street level to the main Concourse are located at Gates 1 and 4.

An elevator from street level to the Skysuite level is located at Gate 4.

EMS staff is available at Blue Cross Park throughout every game to attend to any medical problems that may occur.

If you are in need of emergency medical assistance, please alert the nearest Fan Services Rep or go to the Fan Services Booth on the concourse behind Section K.

Part-time and game day positions are available at Blue Cross Park. Most shifts are during evenings and weekends.

Watch for the job postings at Goldeyes.com in early April.

Entrances are located at 

Gate 1 (Pioneer Avenue)

Gates 2 and 3 (grand staircases by the Promenade and railroad tracks) and 

Gate 4 (security/elevator entrance).

Exchanges on tickets (Season, Mini-Pack, or Individual) must be done at least 24 hours in advance of the game date.

Exchanges will not be provided on the day of the game that you are unable to attend. 

There are absolutely NO refunds once a ticket has been purchased.

Fans may exit Blue Cross Park at any time. Fans are advised to keep their tickets in the event they need to leave the ballpark and return.

The Family Lounge located behind Section T is available to nursing mothers and for the convenience of parents with young children. 

For access, please notify the nearest Fan Services Rep for entry.

Family washrooms are located on the concourse behind Sections C, I, K, M, N and T.

Interference with a ball in play and trespassing onto the playing field are strictly prohibited by Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Club policy. 

Fans who violate this policy are subject to ejection and/or arrest and prosecution. 

Please note that these policies are designed for the safety of all our fans.

Letters to Goldeyes players and personnel should be addressed to that individual and sent to the Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Club address.

The Fan Services Booth is located on the concourse behind Section K. 

Services provided include questions-and-answers, public address announcements, silent auctions and contest registrations.

Eager to serve our fans needs, Fan Service Reps are available at the top of the aisles to answer questions and make sure fans have a great time at the ballpark.

The Manitoba-grown sod is trucked in from nearby Portage la Prairie. It is comprised of 60% Kentucky Bluegrass, 30% Creeping Red Fescue and 10% Perennial Rye. 

The field’s dimensions are 325 feet down the lines, 375 feet in the power alleys and 400 feet at centre field.

Fireworks displays are scheduled several times during the season. 

Stadium lights are turned off so fans can enjoy the fireworks display – please keep this in mind for the interest of your safety. 

For exact dates, pick up a Goldeyes pocket schedule or visit the Schedule page.

While no longer available for sale, Fish Fins are still accepted around the ballpark for tickets, souvenirs, parking, and concessions, and they carry no expiry date.

Fans may keep foul balls hit into the stands. 

However, fans must not enter the playing field to retrieve balls or otherwise interfere with balls in play. 

When attempting to catch a foul ball please do not interfere with the game in progress and be respectful of other guests. 

Please note that these policies are designed for the safety of all our fans. 

Stay alert at all times for foul balls, bats or broken bat fragments that could land in the seating area.

The main office for the Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Club is located inside Gate 4 (security entrance). Office personnel can be contacted at (204) 982-2273 or by email.

Hours are listed in the footer of the website.

(Formerly known as the The Dugout – Goldeyes Souvenir Store) has two locations at Blue Cross Park. 

The seasonal store is located on the Concourse behind Section M and open during all home games. 

The main store is located at street level adjacent to the Ticket Office and open year-round.

Hours are listed in the footer below.

The zany and loveable Goldie and Goldette can be seen throughout Blue Cross Park during all Winnipeg Goldeyes home games. 

Young fans wishing to get an autograph from Goldie or Goldette can do so at Autograph Alley following most home games. 

Simply line up at the bottom of the aisle between Sections E and F.

For Goldeyes Fans 12 and younger. Membership includes ticket vouchers, discounts, and opportunities for adventure and play. 

Group Events are perfect for family gatherings, work functions, sports team windups, client appreciation events, conferences, youth group outings, field trips… or just some good friends who want to share a fun-filled Goldeyes experience together. 

Learn more here.

During games, items/articles can be turned in or claimed at the Fan Services Booth. 

To inquire about lost items following game days, please call the Goldeyes office at (204) 982-2273.

Please remember that game tickets are like money and should be secured at all times. 

If you forgot your tickets before coming to the ballpark, they can be replaced at the Ticket Office for a donation to the Winnipeg Goldeyes Field of Dreams Foundation.

The Winnipeg Goldeyes suggest that a parent or guardian place the ticket in their child’s pocket in order to assist staff in locating their parties. 

Security, Fan Service Reps and management will help in locating a lost child or companion. 

All concerns should be directed to the Fan Services Booth on the concourse behind Section K.

Five 10-game Mini-Pack ticket packages are available for fans to choose from. Learn more about Mini-Pack schedules, prices and seat locations here.

National anthem auditions are held in April of each year. 

If you missed the auditions and are interested in singing during a home game, please send in a resume highlighting similar experiences along with an a cappella recording of the American and Canadian national anthems. 

Recordings can be emailed to contact@goldeyes.com.

The safety net around the home plate area stands 45 feet high and stretches from Sections G to Q.

A game is considered official following four-and-a-half innings of play, or five full innings if the Goldeyes are trailing at the time of the delay.

The only seating at Blue Cross Park that is under the canopy are rows 19 and 20, in all sections except C.

There are numerous on-site and off-site parking lots around Blue Cross Park. 

Fans requiring wheelchair or accessible parking can park near Gate 4 on the west side of the ballpark; our parking attendants are present to help you. 

Parking for season pass holders is located in the brick-paved lots immediately west of the facility. 

Additional parking is available just south of the ballpark with access from Pioneer Avenue, William Stephenson Way and Waterfront Drive.

The parking map is available here.

Secure bicycle parking is available at the CAA Bike Corral adjacent to the main entrance to Blue Cross Park, northeast of Gate Three.

The “Path of Dreams” paved brick walkway leads to the main gates at Blue Cross Park. 

Personalized bricks honoured loved ones, celebrated a special event or promoted organizations or businesses. 

Proceeds went toward the Winnipeg Goldeyes Field of Dreams Foundation in support of children’s charities.

Situated on both sides of Blue Cross Park, the four spacious open-air Patios provide a great way for you to mingle with your guests and watch exciting Goldeyes action from one of the best views in the ballpark! 

To enhance your event, the Goldeyes provide dedicated service staff and all the other benefits of booking a group outing. 

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat ballpark-style buffet served right on your Patio!

Learn more here.

The Pre-Game Picnic Park is located beyond the right field wall. 

Pre-game picnics can be arranged for groups of 50 to 1,000. Learn more here. 

Arrange your Pre-Game Picnic with the Goldeyes group event planners at (204) 982-2273.

A playground is available to our young Goldeyes fans beyond the left-field Patios and Craft Beer Corner. 

All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

In the interest of fan safety and enjoyment at Blue Cross Park, Winnipeg Goldeyes management reserves the right to prevent certain items from being brought into the ballpark. 

Please note that these policies are designed for the safety of all our fans.

Prohibited items include, but are not limited to the following:

• Food, Alcoholic Beverages or Illegal Drugs, Non-alcoholic Beer
• Glass Bottles or Cans
• Ice Chests or Hard-sided Coolers
• Sticks/clubs (Including Signs Attached to Sticks)
• Camera Tripods or Monpods
• Fireworks and Confetti
• Bullhorns, Cow Bells or Other Noisemakers
• Animals, Except Certified Services Dogs
• Beach Balls or Other Inflatable Items
• Bicycles
• Skateboards or Roller Blades
• Squirt Guns or Super Soakers
• Laser Pointers
• Weapons of Any Kind

The street-level Promenade, located across from the Ticket Office and Goldeyes Team Store, features an entertainment stage where local performers begin to entertain crowds 60 minutes before the game. 

The area is a great pre-game meeting spot.

As always, the Goldeyes have scheduled a number of promotional days this season. For a list of upcoming promotions, visit the Schedule page.

Requests can be made at the Fan Services Booth, for a donation to the Winnipeg Goldeyes Field of Dreams Foundation.

Requests must be received by the 5th inning of the game. 

Announcements will be accommodated subject to time constraints.

All regular season games plus all exhibition games and playoff games are broadcast live on CJNU 93.7FM. 

Tune in for all the play-by-play action. 

Goldeyes radio game broadcasts can also be heard online here.

The Goldeyes will attempt to play every game, even if it is raining at game time. 

Local media are advised about game status as soon as a decision is made. 

Check for weather and game delay information on the front page or the Goldeyes social media @Wpg_Goldeyes.

PLEASE NOTE: This policy is in effect for games postponed and not a regulation game

• Individual Tickets, Group Tickets and Mini-packs in the Event of a Rain Out, Ticket Can Be Exchanged at the Point of Purchase for a Ticket of Equal Value for Any Remaining Regular Season Game During the Same Season (Based on Availability).
• Season Tickets in the Event of a Rain Out, Season Tickets Can Be Exchanged. In the Event That a Game Is Not Rescheduled, Season Ticket Holders Will Receive a Credit Toward Their Season Ticket Renewal.
• Skysuite Tickets in the Event of a Rain Out, Skysuite Ticket Holders Must Make Alternate Arrangements With the Skysuite Leasee.

Exchanges on tickets (Season, Mini Pack or Individual) must be performed at least two days prior to the original game date. 

There are NO exchanges on the day of the original ticket. 

There are absolutely NO refunds once a ticket has been purchased.

Guests may pick up tickets at the dedicated Reserved Ticket Window adjacent to the box office entrance. 

A photo ID is required of anyone picking up tickets at the Reserved Ticket Window, and tickets will only be released to the individual named on the envelope. 

If your tickets were ordered through Ticketmaster, the credit card must also be presented. 

The Reserved Ticket Window will open one (1) hour prior to the start of the event.

After all Sunday Home Games, kids 12 and under can run the bases courtesy of Save on Foods.

After the game ends, kids can line up at the end of the Right Field Line. Parents can meet thier kids when they exit the field between Sections O and P.

Season tickets include many extras including discounts and special events. 

Learn more about benefits, prices and seat locations here.

Pocket schedules are available at the Ticket Office, Goldeyes Team Store and the Fan Services Booth. 

For the safety of our fans, security personnel are on site during all games. 

If you have an emergency, please contact the nearest Fan Services Rep or security personnel.

Entertain special clients, employees and friends in a luxurious Skysuite and offer your guests a memorable evening at the ballpark. 

Our private, fully-serviced Skysuites seat up to 21 guests, and feature comfortable outdoor balconies. 

Also, ask about our Double Suites for entertaining up to 50 guests. 

Learn more here.

In accordance with City of Winnipeg bylaws, smoking is not permitted in any part of Blue Cross Park. This includes the outside seating areas of the Skysuites and the Picnic Park. 

Smoking is permitted on the Promenade or outside Gate 1. For re-entry, fans must retain their tickets. 

Smoking e-cigarettes is also not allowed inside Blue Cross Park.

Standing Room Tickets go on sale once all other seating in the ballpark is sold out. 

Fans with Standing Room tickets can stand behind any section and must stand behind the white line at the top of each section.

Starting line-ups, league standings and game promotions can be found every game on the information boards located at Gate 3.

Strollers are permitted on the concourse area of Blue Cross Park. 

Only strollers that fit under a ballpark seat once folded are permitted.

A suggestion box is available at the Fan Services Booth. 

We invite any feedback, positive or negative, in helping us constantly improve service to our fans.

A courtesy phone for emergencies is available at the Fan Services Booth.

Children two years old and younger do not need a ticket to enter Blue Cross Park. 

However, a ticket must be purchased if this child will be occupying a seat.

On the Web: Ticketmaster.ca/goldeyes

Ticketmaster is the only verified online seller of Goldeyes tickets.

In Person: The Ticket Office is located on the west side of Blue Cross Park, between the two giant staircases.

The resale of any Winnipeg Goldeyes tickets is strictly prohibited.

Tours of Blue Cross Park are available for groups with an advanced reservation (subject to the ballpark’s event schedule). 

Arrange your ballpark tour by calling the Goldeyes Admin Office.

Rain and sun protection of all shapes and sizes are permitted in the ballpark, as long as they do not interfere with other fans view and/or enjoyment of the game.

Men’s washrooms are located on the concourse behind Sections C, L, N and T. 

Women’s washrooms are located behind Sections C, J, M and S. 

Wheelchair-accessible washroom facilities are available in all men’s and women’s washrooms

Additional facilities with baby changing stations are located behind Sections I and M.

Wheelchair seating is available at the top of Sections C, D, G, M, Q, S and T.