PHOENIX — A set of latest ribbon boards at the house of the Arizona Diamondbacks has precipitated partially obstructed views of the taking part in area for dozens of seats at Chase Field, and the crew mentioned it will relocate sad ticket holders.
The boards — which circle the sphere and have been put in as a part of an offseason improve for a facility that is almost 30 years previous — have primarily affected the view from the entrance row of the higher deck.
“We are well aware that the view has changed for ticket holders in the first row and are also not happy about it,” D-backs CEO Derrick Hall mentioned in a press release. “We are working closely with them to relocate to an acceptable location. For some fans, the seats may be a partially obstructed view, but I clearly understand they previously were not and apologize. We had a similar situation years ago on the suite level when we first built its ribbon.”
Some press field seats have been additionally partially obstructed, that means the D-backs needed to relocate the sport operations crew earlier than Monday night time’s house opener in opposition to the Detroit Tigers. The crew consists of the official scorer, pitch clock operator and the one that runs the automated ball-strike system.
