Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka Baseball Reserved Seats

Fukuoka

Reserved seats for baseball games at Fukuoka's landmark domed stadium, home ground of the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks.

  • Watch the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks play at their home stadium
  • Sit inside one of Japan's five domed stadiums, the largest baseball venue in the country
  • See the retractable roof, designed with the Colosseum as its architectural reference
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Area A Reserved Seat-S

Area A reserved seat in the S category, the more affordable tier set further round the stadium.

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Area A Reserved Seat-G

Reserved seat in Area A, Section G, a lower-tier spot with a wide view across the field.

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£19.40

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Reserved seat in Area A, Section G, a lower-tier spot with a wide view across the field.

Area S Reserved Seat-S

Area S reserved seat in the S category, a step closer to the action than the Area A tiers.

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£22.15

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Area S reserved seat in the S category, a step closer to the action than the Area A tiers.

Area S Reserved Seat-G

Reserved seat in Area S-G, sitting between the Area A tiers and the Mizuho Premium sections.

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£24.45

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Reserved seat in Area S-G, sitting between the Area A tiers and the Mizuho Premium sections.

Area A Reserved Seat-P

Area A reserved seat in the P category, one of three view positions in the stadium's outer tier.

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£24.95

per person

Area A reserved seat in the P category, one of three view positions in the stadium's outer tier.

Area S Reserved Seat-P

Area S reserved seat in the P category, a mid-tier position with its own view angle on the field.

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£34.05

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Area S reserved seat in the P category, a mid-tier position with its own view angle on the field.

About this experience

Completed in 1993, Mizuho PayPay Dome is one of Japan's five domed stadiums and the largest baseball venue in the country, built with a retractable roof inspired by the Colosseum. This is the home stadium of the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks, and it's fitted with five large broadcast screens, among the biggest of their kind anywhere. Beyond baseball, the dome regularly hosts concerts by Japanese and international artists, making it one of Fukuoka's key entertainment venues.

A reserved seat here means you get a fixed spot for the game, chosen from several tiers across Area S, Area A, and the Mizuho Premium section, each split into S, G, and P categories depending on view and position. Seat location shapes how close you'll be to the action, so it's worth thinking about whether you want a premium vantage point behind home plate or a more affordable spot further round the stadium.

The dome sits within Fukuoka's entertainment district, easy to combine with a day exploring the city. Whether you're a baseball fan following the Hawks or simply curious to see one of Japan's biggest sporting arenas in action, a game here gives you a direct look at how central baseball is to Japanese sports culture.

What to expect

Once inside the dome, you'll make your way to your designated seating area, whether that's Area S, Area A, or one of the Mizuho Premium sections. Each has its own character: Premium seats put you closer to the field with a more direct sightline, while Area A offers a broader, more affordable view of the game. Giant screens positioned around the stadium mean you won't miss a replay or close-up, no matter where you're seated.

Games typically run a couple of hours, giving you time to settle in, grab food from the concourse, and take in the atmosphere as the retractable roof and stadium lighting set the scene. The energy builds around key plays, with the crowd's reactions amplified by the enclosed dome design. It's as much about soaking in the local sports culture as it is about watching the score.

Things to note

  • Tickets are required for entry for anyone aged 4 and over
  • Seat views and distance from the field vary significantly by area, so check the seating tier before booking
  • Bring a light jacket even in warmer months, as indoor air conditioning can make the dome feel cool
  • Arrive with enough time to find your gate and seating area before the first pitch
  • The stadium is not geared up for strollers, so plan accordingly if traveling with young children
  • Payment at the venue can be made in Japanese yen or by credit card

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Frequently asked questions

  • This ticket is non-refundable, meaning once booked, there are no refunds available. If your plans change after booking, you will not be able to receive any portion of your payment back. This policy applies to all ticket types, including Area S, Area A, and Mizuho Premium seating. Therefore, it is important to ensure your availability for the selected date before making a purchase. Please consider this policy carefully when booking your tickets.