Fuerza Regida
Phoenix

When is the Fuerza Regida concert in Phoenix?

Fuerza Regida performs at Chase Field in Phoenix on July 12, 2026. This is part of the This Is Our Dream Stadium Tour, which runs across nine major U.S. stadiums throughout summer 2026. The Phoenix date falls on a Sunday, giving fans the option to attend the Saturday Las Vegas show and catch a second night in the desert just two days later.

Will the Chase Field roof be open or closed for the concert?

Given the extreme July heat in Phoenix — daily highs regularly surpass 110°F — the retractable roof at Chase Field will almost certainly be closed with the air conditioning running at full capacity. The venue's climate control system is designed to keep interior temperatures comfortable even during the hottest months. This means you'll enjoy the concert in cool, enclosed comfort regardless of what the thermometer reads outside. The closed-roof configuration also enhances the acoustics, trapping the crowd noise inside the dome and amplifying the energy of a packed stadium.

How do I get to Chase Field in downtown Phoenix?

Chase Field sits in the heart of downtown Phoenix at 401 East Jefferson Street, making it accessible by multiple routes. The Valley Metro Light Rail stops at 3rd Street/Jefferson, just steps from the stadium's main gates — this is the easiest option for fans staying along the rail corridor. Rideshare services have designated drop-off zones near the venue. If driving, the stadium is surrounded by parking garages and surface lots in every direction, with several thousand spaces available within a short walk. Interstate 10 and Interstate 17 both provide direct access to downtown.

What parking is available near Chase Field?

Numerous parking garages and lots serve Chase Field events. The official stadium garage is directly adjacent to the venue, but it fills quickly for major events. Third-party garages along Jefferson Street, Washington Street, and 7th Street offer overflow parking at varying price points. Pre-purchasing parking through official event partners can save time and guarantee a spot. For a stress-free option, consider the Valley Metro Light Rail — park at a remote station and ride directly to the stadium, avoiding downtown traffic entirely.

What is Chase Field's bag policy for concerts?

Chase Field enforces a clear bag policy for all major events. Approved bags include clear plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12" x 12" x 6", plus one small clutch purse per person (approximately 4.5" x 6.5"). Non-clear bags, backpacks, and oversized purses will not be permitted inside the gates. Medical bags and diaper bags may be allowed after inspection at a designated entry point. Prepare accordingly to avoid delays at the security checkpoints.

Are there good restaurants near Chase Field for before the show?

Downtown Phoenix offers an excellent pre-concert dining scene. The Heritage District surrounding the stadium has dozens of restaurants ranging from upscale Southwest cuisine to casual Mexican food. For authentic flavors, head south on Central Avenue where family-owned taquerias and Mexican restaurants have been serving the community for decades. Roosevelt Row, about a mile north, is the arts district with trendy eateries and craft breweries. CityScape, just west of the stadium, is an entertainment complex with multiple dining options and bars that will be buzzing on concert night.

How hot will it be in Phoenix in July, and how should I prepare?

July in Phoenix means daytime temperatures regularly exceeding 110°F, with overnight lows that may still hover around 90°F. While the concert itself will be in air-conditioned comfort inside Chase Field, you'll be exposed to the heat while traveling to and from the venue, waiting in entry lines, and walking from parking areas. Drink water aggressively throughout the day, wear lightweight and breathable clothing, and apply sunscreen even for the walk from your car. Bring a portable fan or cooling towel for the queue. Once inside, the stadium's AC will be a welcome relief.

Can I take public transit to the Fuerza Regida show?

Yes, and it's one of the smartest options. The Valley Metro Light Rail runs directly through downtown Phoenix with a stop at 3rd Street and Jefferson, putting you within a two-minute walk of Chase Field's main entrance. The light rail connects to Park-and-Ride lots throughout the metro area, including Tempe, Mesa, and north Phoenix. Service runs late on event nights, making it a reliable option for getting home after the show. This eliminates the hassle of downtown parking and lets you enjoy the full pre-concert atmosphere without worrying about driving.

Is Chase Field accessible for fans with disabilities?

Chase Field is fully ADA-compliant with accessible seating in every section of the stadium. Wheelchair-accessible seats include companion seating, and accessible restrooms are located on every level. The venue provides assistive listening devices, and elevators serve all concourse levels. Service animals are welcome. For specific accommodation requests, contact the stadium's Guest Services team before the event to ensure everything is arranged for your arrival.

What makes the Phoenix date special on the stadium tour?

Phoenix occupies a unique position as the cultural bridge on the This Is Our Dream Stadium Tour. No other city on the itinerary has the same proximity to Mexico or the same depth of Mexican-American cultural heritage. The energy in Chase Field on July 12 will reflect a crowd that doesn't just listen to Fuerza Regida — many of these fans grew up with the sounds that inspired the band, attended the early shows before the stadiums, and feel a personal connection to the music that transcends fandom. That kind of audience creates a reciprocal energy that elevates the performance itself.