​San Diego Padres Game Day Experience

Start in San Diego with a private charter bus from a designated pick-up (hotel or meeting point). Enjoy a short city highlights tour (Old Town, Gaslamp Quarter), arrive at San Diego Padres’ home stadium, take a behind-the-scenes stadium tour, then take your seats for a Padres game. After the game, enjoy a group dinner at a downtown sports-themed restaurant.
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Duration: 1 day (5–8 hours)
Group size: Up to ~15 guests

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Inclusions:

• ​Private charter transport (round-trip)
  
• Professional bilingual host/guide for the day
  
• Stadium tour with VIP/group access
  
• Game tickets (group block)
  
• Dinner (one sit-down group dinner) with soft drinks
  
• Basic group photo on the field or in team club area
  
• All local taxes & service fees
  
  

Non-Inclusions:

• Gratuities for driver/guide
• Alcoholic beverages beyond soft-drink at dinner
• Hotel accommodation (since it’s a day trip)
• Personal expenses (souvenirs, extra snacks)
• Transit to/from initial pick-up point (if outside).

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Itinerary

9:00 AM Hotel or group pick-up in San Diego; short orientation drive through Old Town and the Gaslamp Quarter.
10:00 AM Arrive at Petco Park — behind-the-scenes tour (dugout, press room, skyline views).
12:00 PM Pre-game lunch inside stadium (own expense).
1:10 PM Enjoy the Padres home game from your group section.
4:30 PM Post-game group photo and return to hotel.
6:00 PM Optional dinner stop at sports restaurant downtown (included).

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Notes & Considerations

• Rates shown assume double occupancy (two people share a room) except day-trips. Single-room upgrades may add ~30-50%.
  
• Game or match ticket cost assumptions are moderate; premium seats or VIP hospitality would increase cost significantly.
  
• Rates exclude gratuities, optional upgrades, and personal extras.
  
• Make sure to specify deposit, cancellation policy, and minimum group size in your brochure.
  
• Since it’s for 2026, consider increasing budget by ~5–8% compared to 2025 data (for inflation and cost rises).
  
• Ensure cross-border tours clearly mention participants’ responsibility for travel documentation (passport, visa).