In the event that four-and-a-half innings of a game are not played (at which point the game can be declared official), fans can exchange their ticket(s) for any other 2024 regular season game at Avista Stadium, based on availability. Please contact the Spokane Indians Ticket Office at (509) 343-6886 during regular business hours to make your exchange.
For day-of-game information and field condition updates, fans are encouraged to follow the Spokane Indians social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.
Rain Delay Terminology
Rain Delay
A rain delay is when a game is officially delayed. Play is scheduled to continue later that day. Tickets cannot be exchanged in the event of a rain delay.
Rainout
A rainout is when a game is postponed because of rain. When this happens, the game is usually rescheduled for a doubleheader the next time the two teams meet.
What Should I Do...
If it's raining before the game? If it's raining before the start of the game, the Spokane Indians grounds crew will make every effort to protect the field from the elements, including pulling a tarp over the infield, to allow to the game to start at its regularly scheduled time. If the field requires additional work in order to be ready for play, the game's first pitch may be delayed (updates will be posted on social media as soon as available).
If it begins to rain during the game? If it begins to rain during the game, Spokane Indians staff will work with the team's managers, umpires and weather outlets to ascertain the immediate weather outlook and field conditions. If the teams feel the inclement weather will pass, a rain delay is put into effect. If the teams agree the inclement weather will not pass in a reasonable amount of time and that the field will rendered unplayable, an official rainout is announced.
If a rainout is declared after four-and-a-half innings of baseball have been played, a game is considered official. In this case, there will be no ticket exchanges.
Other questions? Please contact the Spokane Indians Ticket Office at (509) 343-6886 or [email protected].