My husband and I watched a spring training game here back in March and had a great experience! We purchased tickets ahead of time and opted for valet parking when we arrived, which was ~$40. Honestly a steal for a sporting event! The view is beautiful and the facility is clean. We sat in section 111, right behind home plate. We purchased food throughout the game and felt the prices were consistent with other ball parks. My only complaint is that vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options are very limited and it's challenging to find food info on their website. I recommend eating ahead if you have dietary restrictions or allergies. read more

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Came here last Saturday (the 4h) for the UncorkedAZ wine event. We had VIP tickets with early access and had a chance to have a turn at the batting cage. I will premise with: I have no clue about baseball, I played rugby and a bit of cricket, so made a total fool of myself but walked away laughing at my ineptitude ;). The event was well worth the prices, there were some vintners I 'knew' from the different events I've been attending the last couple months. The ambiance and vibe was chill, everyone was chatting and milling around, checking out vendors and tasting wines, and there were food trucks serving pizza and gyros. I would have liked some offerings of food inside the venue, but I did get some delicious plant based cupcakes with really good frosting. The whole evening was chill, we sat at a table then went to sit out on the bleachers for a bit more breeze. Very enjoyable event, we'll definitely come back for the next one. read more

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Went to some spring training games here and overall it's a great venue. My recommendation is to not pay the $20 for parking in the la tee dah lot.. just pay $10 bucks at the other lot.. it's literally like an extra 40 yards to walk... not going to be worth the extra money. Food is okay but nothing great... there are a few kiosk type places to get smoothies and slushies.. those are just a bit better than the larger hot dog places. Plenty of shade if you want it, so don't worry about being stuck in the sun. Only took a star off because the staff doesn't enforce the seating so it's very likely when you get to your seats, someone will be in them...totally stupid to care I know but its annoying to have to kick someone out of a seat they didn't pay for. read more

Loved getting to see a game here! My friends had been raving about seeing a game here for years and we finally got to do it this spring. This is a beautiful place to watch a game, grab some bites and drinks, and to see your favorite team play! There are no bad seats in the house, however it can get quite hot -- don't forget to bring a hat! read more

Fabulous facility! Many different events throughout the year!!! Great seat options, yummy food and absolutely amazing views!!! A very very clean stadium including bathrooms. Ticket prices are beyond reasonable. Friendly staff throughout!! Parking on site for a fee. read more

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Nothing beats great weather, friends, food and spring training! I sat 2nd row near 3rd base behind the dugout. It was slightly warm as this part is uncovered. If you're a person who needs shade sit near home plate or 1st base. They also have lawn seating where you can bring a blanket and pick a spot. Plenty of food and drink options and a fruit kabobs which I've never had at a game via vendor! Parking is very organized and so is the entry. Do yourself a favor and catch a game or 2 and get a hotdog! read more

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Salt River Fields at Talking Stick is one of the most enjoyable spring training venues I've visited. The setting is beautiful, with modern architecture surrounded by desert scenery, and the entire complex feels open, relaxed, and easy to navigate. The sightlines are great from every seat, the atmosphere is friendly and laid‑back, and the game experience feels intimate in the best way. Food options are solid, staff is welcoming, and parking is surprisingly smooth for busy game days. Overall, it's the perfect place to spend a sunny Arizona afternoon watching baseball. read more

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Attended a Savanah Banana game. Food was great. Sound system was great. Get seats in the shade to make sure you stay cool OR wear light colored clothing and sun screen. Water is 6.50 per bottle.. water should NOT be that expensive! read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - Texas tailgaters - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

While our group didn't try any of the food or drinks, we enjoyed the experience of sitting in the outfield grassy area, enjoying the warm weather, and spring training game. read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - Rockies v. Royals - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

We are fortunate enough to have spring training here in Arizona. This is one of the nicer spring training ballparks in the Cactus League. Salt River Fields at Talking Stick is the spring training home of the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies. The stadium opened in 2011 and holds around 11,000 people. Before that, both teams played their spring training games in Tucson. I come here often to see the Diamondbacks play. I enjoy the intimate feel of spring training games where you can see the players up close behind the dugout and in the bullpen as they warm up. Salt River Fields at Talking Stick is right off the 101 and is a great place for families. It is located next to Talking Stick Resort and Casino Arizona which is owned by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. I am a lawn seat guy. I like to grab a dog and drink and just chill in the grass. There are lots of concession stands and vendors that walk around. I enjoy the variety of southwestern cuisine that they offer here. There are vendors that sell your normal baseball favorites like hot dogs, peanuts, churros, nachos, and other snacks. There are also a couple of beer gardens and local favorites like Someburros, Streets of New York and Zoyo Neighborhood Yogurt. Local legend Luis Gonzales has a stand named after him called Gonzo's Grill. I love me a good Sonoran Dog when I come here. Both the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies have their own separate team shops. They also sell Cactus League merchandise. Salt River Fields at Talking Stick hosts several events throughout the year when they aren't hosting baseball games. read more

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The facilities at this field are so clean and beautiful. I had a great time watching a spring training game here with some family. Also I find it really cool that you can get so close to the bullpen. read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

My favorite time of the year! Salt River Fields is my favorite Spring Training facility. Home to the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rookies Major League Baseball teams. There's plenty of parking around the stadium. If you don't mind walking you can park in some free spots. It's very clean and organized. Seems like there's more food vendors this year. Kona coffee, Açaí bowls, Island Noodles, Cactus popcorn, etc. There's two nice sized team stores for each team. Wish they carried more women's small and medium sizes. The main thing to note when buying tickets is that if you are in the Colorado Rookies home size you will likely be in the shade. Most of the lower level seats on the home Arizona Diamondback size will be in the sun. Fun place but get your food early or you will be waiting in line a long time. read more

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One of my favorite spring training parks! Diamond backs and Rockies are the home teams at this super modern stadium! Like other stadiums, they stadium off area for picnic, seats with cushions and seats without cushions. Good views from all seats! As for drinks there are a good array of refreshing both alcoholic and non alcoholic. Places to get beer, wine, cocktails, hard seltzers and more. Something for everyone! Good options are typical of ballparks, nothing special. Parking is for a fee at this stadium: 20-40 dollars for parking. read more

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This venue is stunning. Officially my favorite ballpark in major or minor league baseball. The mountain views are stunning. There are plenty of places to sit stand out of the sun. The staff has been so friendly and helpful especially towards an outsider. read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

Just checked my 2022 review and prices are up of course. Lawn ticket - $30 plus Margarita at the new Some Burros - $16 Lowest parking- $10 Best place to stand and watch game. Go to the Some Burros area. Get a new pretzel vendor too. Dbacks win on March 1st. 8-4. read more

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Chill environment Great sight lines Best deal is lawn seat and move around once in the stadium Limited draft beer Bratwurst with onions and peppers better than most baseball stadium sausage Great play areas for the kids read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - View from our seats - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

This is based on my first visit to this venue for Panda Fest. There had been rain in the forecast for over a week, yet no precautions had been taken to prevent it from becoming a giant MUDPIT. The event was rain or shine so everyone was just putting up with it, but I couldn't stay. I had brought my 3 year old in an umbrella stroller and pushing it through inches of mud was horrible. I kept getting stuck, there were no pathways laid out anywhere and tons of puddles. Luckily (being from Seattle) I wore boots because of the weather. Most of the Arizonans were forced to PURCHASE shoe covers to try to prevent their feet from getting soaked. There was little seating and I was sweating from trying to drag the stroller through the mud. With relation the this festival, lots of vendors but paying $17 a person to get in and then every single booth Charging at least $15 for small food or drink was ridiculous. I would prefer to sample smaller amounts from more places but they dont have that option. read more

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This is one of, if not the nicest spring training facility in Arizona. It houses the Rockies & D-Backs, and is still basically brand-new, as it debuted during the 2011 season. PARKING: There were two main parking options when we went, both giant dirt lots. As you follow the signs for the general parking, there is a $10 lot on your left, and a $20 on your right. Both are self parking, and at first, look to be identical. Only after we had been walking for 10+ minutes from the cheap lot, did we notice how much closer the $20 lot gets you. It's nice they have a closer option for those who need it, though we were happy to walk the extra bit and put the $$ towards some food inside. As you get closer to the stadium, there is a bridge with a nice water feature that turns into a little river that you walk over. Next level for a baseball stadium. STADIUM: The stadium itself is REALLY nice! Everything is clean, open, and it definitely shows how new it is. There are plenty of food and drink options all around the stadium. They have a large grassy lawn area where people can watch the game and even play some catch before it fills up. There was also a free sunscreen dispenser at the restrooms for those who forgot theirs, or need to re-apply. Make sure to stop by the Guest Services stand to get a first game certificate, if applicable! SHOPPING: Each home team (AZ & COL) has their own giant dugout store (down by each foul pole) featuring all kinds of hats, jerseys, shirts, pins, cups, almost everything else you might want, and things you didn't know you needed! They also have a Baseballism store down the 3rd base line towards the outfield. FOOD: Salt River has most all the basics you would expect to find at a baseball stadium (hot dogs, chicken strips, fries, pretzels, popcorn etc). They do however also have some different, elevated options. A few examples: -Berrie Kabobs and Organic Açaí bowls from @theoriginalberriekabobs -Mustache Pretzels from @mustachepretzels -Mexican food & Margaritas from @rustytacograms -Premium Burgers from 101 Cattle Co. -Edible Cookie Dough & Ice Cream from @scoopwells -Empanadas from @yanikeke_foods -Kettle and other fun flavored popcorns from @cactus_corn -Chick-fil-A... yum! -Cold Stone Express... you already know! DRINK: There is no shortage of beverage options as you make your way around the ballpark. They have all the things you would expect, including local and more common draft beers, cans of beer and seltzer, soda, water, and more! The "and more" was really what sets them apart from other spring training, and even MLB stadiums. In addition to multiple brands/flavors of seltzers, they had the largest selection of canned alternative adult beverages (Simply Spiked, Happy Thursday "bubble free" refreshers, Hard Mountain Dew, Cayman Jack flavored margaritas, Voodoo Ranger Hard peach tea, Angry Orchard cider, Deep Eddy vodka drinks, Superbird and Bacardi cocktails). The most intriguing and innovative option in my opinion, was the High Rise D9 seltzer, which has THC & CBD. Both of these are legal for folks 21+ in the state of Arizona, and I think it's incredible that they have options for those who can't/don't want to drink alcohol, but still want to get a buzz, chill out, and have a good time. Shout out to Salt River Fields for being ahead of the curve with this! OTHER: There are also some interactive activities, such as a small field for kids to play and run the bases. There's something called the Diamond Bar, which has some tasty sounding food options, draft beer, and fun specialty Deep Eddy baseball themed cocktails. They have tables and chairs both inside and out, along with a cornhole set for people to play while they hang. There is also a Casino just a short drive down the road that is part of the Talking Stick Resort property. We went to check it out after the game and enjoyed some casino games and people watching. OVERALL: We have now been to almost all the spring training stadiums in AZ, and it's not hard to argue that this one is the nicest. Between the elite food and drink options, clean and updated facilities, and overall vibe, this is a stadium I would go out of my way to come back to again on future visits! IG: @bbnem.eats read more

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This ballpark is always on our list for spring training! Great atmosphere and amenities. read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - Spring training at Salt River - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

We know that Phoenix doesn't get huge amounts of rain frequently but Panda Fest was a flop. We went on Sunday and the area was a swamp. Our feet were soaked before we even got into the event and we left without even walking around. They posted on the ticket site about using tickets from Saturday that were rained out but they made no mention of the disastrous conditions at the site on Sunday. I know that they can't predict how bad the weather was going to be but they could give everyone a heads up after the rain so people could make an informed decision before buying tickets (which were non refundable). Don't go here if it's raining or has rained. read more

Went here for the Panda Fest! This place wasn't bad, I mean I get the Panda Fest is scheduled 6-9 months in advance, so it's really hard to plan for the large amounts of rain we received in the past week. Quite unheard of IMO. But the event was rain or shine, and the park did their best to make the experience enjoyable, even putting down plywood to help mitigate the puddles. I'm glad I bought my ticket online ahead of time, to help with the prices of tickets. Online purchase was $10 for general admission, which is very reasonable! But I got VIP, because that bag you get was really really nice! The economy is changing, so it's expected that every place be $10+ for smaller portions, and some of these vendors had some great tasting foods! Not a bad event, remove the rain and it'd be 5 stars for sure!!! It was quite interesting to see people's ingenuity and how they adapt to the situation! read more

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It was for the Christmas snow and lights. It was fun and cost $25 to get in. With military was free with tickets ahead of time. Um, it's great if you've never seen snow. But if you've seen snow, it's not worth the $25, they have a whole bunch of different activities we paid. Ten dollars for s'mores and a stick, and if you want hot chocolate, that was more money. read more

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I've been to several other spring training facilities in the valley and I have passed by Salt River Fields at Talking Stick many times, just have never taken the opportunity to go to a game there. I'm sorry I waited so long now. It's a very nice stadium, very modern, very clean, not a bad seat in the house. Food and beverages are very expensive but, well, it just means I can't afford to go as often as I like. Plenty of space throughout the complex, comfortable seating with plenty of standing room and good food choices with amenities for those of all ages to enjoy. read more

Went to Salt River Fields at Talking Stick to attend a free college baseball game with my parents and my boyfriend. This event was part of the Arizona Strong Beer Festival that took place the next day, which we also attended as part of mine and my boyfriend's birthday weekend. This game, the Arizona Wildcats were playing against the California Golden Bears (UC Berkeley). This is where I learned that the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies hold their spring training sessions here. We picked up our enthusiast early wristband here and had all access to their Pepsi Party Deck, which was located on the third floor. Our wristband guaranteed early admittance to the next day's beer festival. However, we did not stay for the entire duration of the game, as we had some friends that live in Phoenix that wanted to meet us for dinner later that night. It's not a big stadium so the turnout not including the party deck wasn't huge. The view of the baseball field from the party deck was phenomenal! We stayed at a hotel directly across the street, which was a huge plus for us because it was within walking distance. While it was walking distance to the festival, we actually had to drive to get to the entrance to the game. We ended up sampling a few beers from a few different breweries that were there, such as Lumberyard Brewing from Flagstaff and Old Ellsworth Brewing from Queen Creek. But one of my favorites that were here was Six Byrd Cider Co. from Phoenix. I really liked their apple cider! A whiskey shot sampling booth was also available, but my boyfriend is the bigger whiskey fan than me, so he got to try them for himself. While it was a short visit, we had a wonderful time here and it was a great way to get ready for the actual festival! read more

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This was our second year attending Enchant Christmas in Scottsdale, the super Christmas'y event occurring in the month of December. Last year we paid, but this year we won tickets through Yelp! Thank you Bailey L! We highly recommend attending if you're looking to put some jingle-jingle-jingle in your ole Kris Kringle. The maze of lights is spectacular, and if you're yearly medical deductible is all paid up, then slap on a pair of ice skates and hit the "real ice" rink. There are vendors galore and even a food court if you're feeling famished. This review would be 5-star, but their drinks suck. Well, we only had two, the red Christmas Punch and the blue Raspberry Lemonade. I totally forgot, and bought $40 worth. Then I totally remembered after the first sip. If it's going to be raining when you visit, then the $40 valet parking is well worth the upgrade vs the $15 cost to self-park in a puddle. I also did a 5k event here a while back, and it was great! read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - Gonna wait it out - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

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The ambiance is wonderful, everyone is so cheerful and the lights are gorgeous. We were here right at dark, and on a weeknight, so it wasn't too busy. There are plenty of food options, burger ($11.50), hot dog ($6), fries ($6), they had food options all around the 2nd floor too- empanadas, loaded potatoes, pretzels etc. prices are high but there are alot of options. Beer was $8-9, wine $10 and they had a variety of mixed drinks (including light up cups). If you have little ones, they have all sorts of enticing items, $5 artisan candy canes, hot chocolate, stuffed animals, light up toys; you won't get out of here without dropping some serious $$! There are also many booths selling ornaments and other goodies for adults. The maze was fun, and everyone was enjoying finding all the missing toys. We enjoyed wandering around and enjoyed the music and lights. We purchased the parking in advance and were parked wwaaaayyy out in a back unpaved field, it was a long walk. read more

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They have lots of parking spaces and parking lots. It is important to read where the closest parking will be and what lots they are planning on using for the event that you will attend. The restroom stalls are numerous, and I liked that they had automatic soap dispensers and sinks. It would be nice if the paper towel dispenser was the same. You need to pull it, but the paper towel might not dispense. read more

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Hell on wheels getting in. Some woman with s.a.f.e the security service at entry in a purple shirt glasses stocky with enormous breasts (only saying to decipher between others) claiming to be supervisor (I've seen her over the years) gave my 10 year old daughter a hard time coming in. While I understand security concerns I explained my daughter had a disability and had metal rod in her leg and had documentation with Me (which I carry for situations like this). She insisted that my daughter was not allowed entry to game 3/4/26. My daughter was devastated and we ultimately left. How can you have such a despicable human being! I wish I saw her name but she is hard to miss. Blondish mousy hair glasses, humongous breasts and sour puss face obviously claiming to be supervisor. Disgusting read more

Went for the first time to see Rockies-Brewers spring training game. Beautiful facility. No bad seats anywhere. Huge lawn area in right and left field for picnic style seating. Numerous choices for food and drink. My biggest complaint is $16 for a beer. read more

Here for one day of baseball and this day didn't disappoint. I now know why families take vacation out here for spring training. We walked up and got tickets food vendors were everywhere. Drinks were cold they even had a sunscreen station complimentary. My buddy (lives here) and I had a great day on the softest lawn seat I've ever been on. I was blown away by the hospitality shown by the employees. Thank you for making this experience a fantastic one! Keep up the great work!!! Respectfully, Bryan Oklahoma City read more

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The Colorado Rockies vs. Texas Rangers game was cancelled during the event on March 15, 2024. Salt River Fields at Talking Stick ignored our requests for a parking fee refund. read more

First time at spring training and first game. Saw my Doyers at Rockies. Great ballpark! Lots of food stands to choose from. Really easy to get around the park and find different spots to watch as you can see from my pics read more

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I'll start with a shout out to their guest services team. My friend's dad required some additional support and the staff here was amazing. It started with a lift from the parking lot and continued with wheelchair service to accessible seats. They checked in with them frequently to make sure they had everything they needed and even set up a time to come back for pick up back to the car. Outside of this, it was my first Spring Training game and I loved the vibe. It's nice to come to a smaller stadium to feel right up front and center to the game. It took no time at all to get through the security gates and we were at our seat in minutes. There were a number of food options and I like that the stadium gives a nod to the Rockies home field with their berry kebobs on sale! Beer prices for a local draft were much better than the usual MLB markup so no complaints there! Awesome field experience. I got lucky with a shady day but I imagine the seats do get pretty hot once the sun is blaring, so scope out seat views if you're worried about getting some shade! read more

This was one of the best Christmas light display/ event I have ever been too!!! Being a Yelp elite came in for the win! I took my boyfriend for a little surprise date night. This did not disappoint, it was fun, romantic, and full of the Christmas spirit (Hallmark did a fantastic job!) When you first walk in there were carolers sining and some shops. As you walk around the stadium there were food vendors, shops, and other entertainment. Then when you make your way down to the field that is where the ice skating rink was and the light maze. We grabbed a drink and headed into the maze! At the entrance you are given a passport and you must find Santa's reindeer as they are lost. When you find the reindeer you must stamp the passport. When you complete the passport you can submit it to win a trip to one of Hallmarks movie sets. In the maze they have larger then life reindeer status and other animals. They had trees and snowflakes galore! There was a large Snow White Tree at the center and it was beautiful! They also had a tunnel that was changing colors and patterns endlessly. You could also see the ice rink while in the maze. We had a blast walking around collecting stamps and seeing the amazing lights. There was a dance floor like area that had a giant snowflake and when you stepped on the floor pads they would change colors! Both adults and kids were so assumed. There were so many photo opportunities as well throughout the maze. There was a sleigh, other animals, and just beautiful settings for the background of your picture. Once we left the field we walked around and saw some more shops and the area where the kids could visit Santa. As we continued our way around the stadium we found the Ice Bar!!! We didn't have time to go in but the parkas that were provided looked so warm! I will definitely go to this next year!!! Then just after the bar there were so many food vendors!!! Tacos, pizza, Turkey legs, empanadas, and so much more!!! This event was a 10/10 for me! It was family friendly but also perfect for a date night. I truly hope that they come back next year!!!! read more

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Parking well organized w energetic workers. Friendly ticket takers and quick entry. Great seats w enough leg room. Food was hot and tasty. Loved the stadium cup for my soda pop. The crowd was fun too. read more

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It's a nice stadium and there is even seating on the grass. We had great seats but too far to the right. It was hard to see the game but great if you like Margaritas. Also good if your kids want to hit a waffle ball or throw a ball to see how fast they might be. We had no trouble getting our foot Longs. I thought they were just ok. The cotton candy was pretty hood. It was a perfect day to be outside watching a game of Baseball. read more

Enchanted Scottsdale is hosted at this location from the end of November to I believe the first week of January for their amazing whimsical Hallmark Christmas wonderland! They have a light maze where you can look for the beautiful rain dears, they have a wonderful ice skating area and the BEST SANTA IN TOWN!! Santa was truly so amazing!! If you are trying to find a place that will get you in the Christmas spirit this is definitely the place to visit! The lights and set up were the best we have been to in Az! It's fun for all ages!! I truly think anyone who experiences this whimsical set up will be happy they did!! read more

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Uninformed employees and terrible food. We bought valet parking for a game and were told literally five different versions of the location of where to go from different parking attendants. Total fiasco and never did find the valet lot. Ended up paying $15 on top of the valet fee I already paid just to park instead of continuing to drive aimlessly. The security staff at the facility is great. Friendly, professional, diligent. Once inside the food is atrocious. Cold hot dogs, cold burgers, and condiment dispensers empty 40 minutes before first pitch. We love ball park food but this was literally the worst we've ever had. Lastly, the diamondbacks gift shop is a fiasco. A tiny store, overcrowded, a completely disorganized system for checkout. We couldn't be more disappointed. Long time diamondback dans tgat won't attend spring training any time soon. read more

We love going to enchant every year! Walking around and looking at all the vendors. So many beautiful lights and photo spots. Such a fun Christmas event that I look forward to read more

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Beautiful ballpark. Home of the Colorado Rockies and the Arizona Diamondbacks for spring training. Stadium seats all around the park. Lots of grass seating in the outfield. Plentiful options for food and beverage. While we're San Francisco Giants fans, we always look forward to getting in a game while here in Scottsdale. read more

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