Weekend Plan

Weekend Plan Information

Introducing the Isotopes Weekend Plan! Purchase seats in the Club Level (sections 310-311) or Box Level (sections 107-114) for all weekend home games! 2026 Weekend Plans are not yet available for purchase. However, you can call the group sales office at (505) 924-2255 for more information.

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Networking Opportunity
Sales Incentives
Client Entertainment
Prospecting New Business
Employee Awards and Recognition
Customer Appreciation
Referrals

Thank You Gesture
Spending Time With Friends And Family
It Would Make A Great Gift!
Donate Your Tickets To A Charity
Quality Alone Time At The Ballpark

How do I purchase an Isotopes 2026 Weekend Plan?

2026 Weekend Plans are not yet available for purchase. However, you can call the group sales office at (505) 924-2255 for more information.

How do I get my tickets?

Tickets are available through your personal “Account Manager.” From there, you can manage every game individually throughout the year. Instructions regarding how to use Account Manager can be found here.

Can I donate unused tickets?

The Albuquerque Isotopes are proud to offer our “Take You Out to the Ball Game” program to help eligible groups, who may not have the opportunity otherwise, attend an Isotopes game. Companies and individuals wishing to donate to this program can purchase tickets at a discounted rate to be distributed by the Isotopes to organizations in need. Weekend Plan holders can also provide any unused tickets to be used for this program. Tickets will be donated to community groups at the Isotopes discretion. For more information regarding this program, or to donate to the program, please contact the Isotopes at (505) 924-2255.

What if I have questions throughout the season?

As a Weekend Plan holder, you will have a dedicated Ticket Sales Account Executive to answer your questions.

Adam Beggs

Assistant General Manager, Sales & Marketing

[email protected]
(505) 222-4009
Hometown: Albuquerque, NM
College/University: Dakota Wesleyan University
Go-To Ballpark Food: Nachos
Walk-Up Song: Heat of the Moment (Asia)
Favorite Ballpark Memory: Hosting the 2007 Triple-A All-Star Game

Dylan Storm

Manager, Marketing & Promotions

[email protected]
(505) 222-4005
Hometown: Santa Barbara, California
College/University: UC Santa Barbara, University of New Mexico
Go-To Ballpark Food: Bag of peanuts
Walk-Up Song: War Pigs (Black Sabbath)
Favorite Ballpark Memory: Listening to Vin Scully while stuck in game-time traffic heading to Chavez Ravine

Cael Apodaca

Account Executive, Ticket Sales

[email protected]
(505) 222-4007
Hometown: Albuquerque, New Mexico
College: Adams State University
Go-To Ballpark Food: Funnel Cake
Walk-Up Song: Bink's Sake (Blake Shelton)
Favorite Ballpark Memory: Running the bases as a little kid

Terry Clark

Account Executive, Ticket Sales

[email protected]
(505) 222-4015
Hometown: Wickliffe, Ohio
College/University: Bowling Green State University
Go-To Ballpark Food: Bacon Cheeseburger
Walk-Up Song: Go Your Own Way (Fleetwood Mac)
Favorite Ballpark Memory: Working at my first Isotopes game

Piper Le Jeune

Account Executive, Ticket Sales

[email protected]
(505) 222-4008 (yo hablo español)
Hometown: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Go-To Ballpark Food: Nachos con todo
Walk-Up Song: Black Cow (Steely Dan)
Favorite Ballpark Memory: Josh Fuentes hitting a grand slam to complete the cycle at Isotopes Park in 2021

Aaron Robinson

Account Executive, Ticket Sales

[email protected]
(505) 222-4057
Hometown: Grand Rapids, Michigan
Go-To Ballpark Food: Carne Adovada Nachos
Walk-Up Song: Picture Me Rolling (2Pac)
Favorite Ballpark Memory: Kirk Gibson's home run off Goose Gossage in the 1988 World Series

Erica Vigil

Account Executive, Ticket Sales

[email protected]
Phone: (505) 222-4016
Hometown: Gallup, New Mexico
Go-To Ballpark Food: Hot Dog
Walk-Up Song: Show Me How to Live (Audioslave)
Favorite Ballpark Memory: Attending Game 2 of the NL Wild Card Series in 2022 at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, MO, where Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina played the final game of their professional baseball careers.