GLENDALE, Ariz.–Credit Union West said it has teamed up with Camelback Ranch-Glendale to launch the West Valley Resident Pass presented by Credit Union West for the 2024 Spring Training season.
Camelback Ranch-Glendale is the home of Chicago White Sox and L.A. Dodgers spring training games.
The West Valley Resident Pass presented by Credit Union West is available to all members of the credit union and anyone with a West Valley home address as well as those throughout the City of Phoenix.
$7 Lawn Seats
The West Valley Residents Pass is valid to purchase $7 Lawn or $10 Baseline Reserved tickets for Sunday-Thursday games at CR-G. Up to four tickets may be redeemed per game, the credit union said.
“Spring Training baseball is such an institution in Arizona and at Camelback Ranch-Glendale, the Dodgers and White Sox are proud to be part of that tradition,” said CR-G President and General Manger Matt Slatus. “Through our partnership with Credit Union West, Arizonans will have the opportunity to enjoy White Sox and Dodgers baseball at an affordable price throughout 2024. We look forward to seeing all our neighbors at a ball game next year.”
Credit Union West said its members get exclusive benefits including access to the West Valley Residents Pass regardless of their city or town of residence. CU West members will be able to purchase West Valley Resident Pass tickets in advance of the date of the game at the CR-G ticket office.
Giving Back to Members
“As a not-for-profit financial cooperative, we are always looking for ways to give value back to our members and provide impact to the communities we serve in tangible ways,” said Credit Union West President and CEO Karen Roch. “Baseball fans, regardless of their financial situations, are now able to enjoy affordable and competitive spring training games with the West Valley Resident Pass.”
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