We’ve relaunched the home of the Tucson Padres for 2013, and we want to introduce our fans to our new look. You’ll still be able to find everything you need to follow the Padres, but you’ll have even more ways to feel a part of the team.The first thing you notice on the new homepage is cleaner, crisper design that makes content more accessible. Moreover, Padres highlights and promotional video are now accessible right on the homepage. As you scroll down, you’ll see how easy we’ve made it to connect to the Padres on Facebook and Twitter.The    news homepage has gotten a facelift as well. Larger photos and more information help you to better engage with all the latest news from the club.As you get ready for the 2013 season, be sure to use TucsonPadres.com to get check out    upcoming promotions and    purchase tickets to games throughout the season. We’re looking forward to seeing you at Kino Stadium in 2013 and are excited about how the new Padres can serve you, the fan, in the coming year.

Parking – Parking is FREE! Food and Beverages – Breakers has a wide variety of foods available for your enjoyment. Everything from pizza to hamburgers, french fries and hotdogs, nachos, soft pretzels, and more. We have two food locations situated for your convenience at the park. No outside food or beverages are allowed inside the park, except for water in a sealed plastic container. Credit Cards – Breakers accepts Visa and MasterCard at the main gate ticket booth. Lost Children – To help prevent becoming separated from your party, pre-arrange to meet at the fountain area in the park. If you need help finding a child ask a lead guard, security officer, nurse, or management staff. We will take immediate action to assist in finding your loved one. Safety and First Aid – The First Aid station is located within the restroom building, and is staffed by either a registered nurse or an EMT during park hours. The First Aid station is equipped to handle minor care emergencies. Trained and Red Cross certified lifesavers are stationed at the pools throughout the park for your safety and service. Dress Code – The following regulations are for the safety of our guests and employees and apply to all guests regardless of age, sex, religion, race, color, or creed. Traditional swimwear is required. Children in diapers and those being toilet trained must wear approved swim pants in the water. No provocative or thong swimsuits, clothing with rivets, buckles, belts, or metal ornaments. No long pants or cut-off shorts. No oversized or baggy clothing that cannot remain at or above the waistline without a belt or other support. Displayed tattoos must be in good taste and not offensive to a family environment. Guests may not display anything that contains obscene, foul, profane, illegal or unacceptable language, pictures, symbols, phrases, etc. Guests may not wear any article of clothing that conveys a gang look or appears to be gang related. This may include, but is not limited to: altered baseball caps and clothing, bandanas, oversized pants and shirts or sagging pants displaying undergarments. No loitering, unruly behavior, profanity, vandalism, line cutting or alcohol and drugs. Failure to comply with any part of the dress code may result in ejection from the park without refund. For your safety, Breakers Water Park reserves the right to physical inspections of any items carried in or out of the park. Umbrellas – There are 20-foot shade umbrellas as well as 15-foot cabanas throughout the park which are available on a first-come-first-serve basis. You may bring your own umbrella, granted that safety requirements are met. Also, shaded ramadas are available to rent, subject to reservation availability. No Firearms Allowed – on park property including parking lot and inside facility.