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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Other than Sloan, this is my favorite Cactus League stadium. It's likely built with Casino money, and it shows. Very nice stadium, and a great place to see a game. Go early and check out the USS Arizona exhibit outside, which is cool, educational, and moving. Stay around the area after for some time at the nearby casino. There are a lot worse places to spend a day than around here. read more

Accompanied my job on a department wide Spring Training game at Salt River Fields with the Diamondbacks vs Angels. We were seated in the patio area up top where the view was fantastic. The stadium was very clean and the staff was super attentive making sure our buffet spread was replenished and fresh. They offered both beef and vegan burgers which was refreshing. So glad I came and good game guys!!! read more

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This is where Enchant was held, they decorated the whole field for the experience. It's a perfect place to take the kids, there are concession stands all over the place. But be mindful it is kinda pricey. There's lots to do, if you like ice skating, they have it there. And the maze is fun to do with the kids. An experience to see Santa, and the Ice Bar. You just need to have patience cause there's a long line getting into these two places. Tickets can be purchased online. read more

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Came here for the Christmas lights. I liked how u can drive around the place. They also had carriage rides if you like. Also they had Santa Claus there too. read more

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

What a majestic place to watch a game. With the fields sitting directly lined up with the mountains, you can't ask for a better view in Scottsdale. Also, daiquiri bats. Need I say more? read more

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

Kudos to the SRF Crew for their excellent management & operation of SRF during Spring Training!! Thorough and efficient approach to security and safety, while still making the Spring Training experience a fun one. Staff were very friendly, from ushers to concessions, and you could tell they were happy to have the fans back, albeit in much smaller numbers. Field was in immaculate shape, and the baseball was wonderful. A+ to SRF!!! Cheers! RS read more

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I purchased parking along with the game tickets. Finding our assigned parking lot required that we stop and ask directions three times because there is almost no signage directing you to the various parking lots. Once at the lot, parking was fine with a relatively short walk to the stadium. The fan experience was about the best that you can have at Spring Training. The seats were comfortable with cup holders and great sight lines to all parts of the playing field. Concessions were above average for ballpark food with very good canned mixed drinks. Next Spring Training we will be looking at attending games at Salt River Field at Talking Stick. read more

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

Spring training here is an absolute joke, abomination, epic failure, unbelievably frustrating, time-consuming, outrageously expensive, and a disastrous missed opportunity on every level. 11,000 fans pass through 4 gates, 8 metal detectors and only 16 ticket scanning staff for the entire stadium. Ouch. Prepare to wait in line even if you show up well after the game has started. This is simply a fireable offense. Once inside you'll find $17 noodles, $17 beers and to have the honor of overpaying you'll wait in lines no matter what you ant or where you go because they don't have enough vendors to handle the crowds. Almost no local food. And, criminally, not a SINGLE ARIZONA OR COLORADO BEER ON SITE! Wake up, Scottsdale City Council or whoever owns/runs this shi* show! This should be a showcase of Arizona and Colorado food and drink. Instead, you sold out to Anheuser-Busch. Which is owned by AB InBev, a Belgium company. Literally 100% of the beverages for sale (at wildly inflated prices) are AB InBev products. So ZERO AMERICAN BEERS/SELTZERS/ etc. Let alone local craft brews. Shameful. No, Four Peaks is NOT an Arizona beer. The parking is insane. Terrible signage. Confusing. Long walk from the dirt lots that cost $20. The views could be so much better. Instead, the stupid architect buried the main level so you can't see the mountains. Hohokam is so much better. read more

Spring Training 2022 didn't disappoint. Was beyond excited to finally get to visit Salt River Fields. The Spring Training experience was amazing and getting to see the Colorado Rockies in Arizona is fantastic. It was great to see some of the same staff from Coors Field work during the summer at Talking Stick. Everyone was friendly and the stadium was clean and not overly crowded. The food was ok - would have loved to see some more options for places to get real food. There were a good amount of snacks but would love more options for filling meals. The drink options were great if anything I would love more frozen options. The long yard drinks were super fun outside of the bar running out of straws and not telling us until after we paid. Seats behind the dugout are super fun but the sun is hot. The second section is perfect for games and the warming sun. read more

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Spring training home office of the Diamondbacks/Rockies... If you are coming for an afternoon game,do sit on the first base side. Your in the shade. I would say until you get by the third base dugout, it should be good. Prices for tickets are not cheap, especially in the shade. We sat 8 rows behind the home team dugout first base side, nice view. Plenty of good eats/drinks at this ballpark. And check at that Baseballism trailer down the left field before leaving. For what its worth, this is a completely cashless stadium and parking is $20. Don't forget your sunscreen or a ball cap. Enjoy the game. read more

I really wanted to like SRF more than I did. I am not comparing it to a big league parks, as I have been to several minor league parks so I do have a point of comparison. The wasn't really anything explicit to complain about here. The seats were good. There was plenty of room to move around the concourses. I thought that the food and nonalcoholic beverage choices were fairly limited, however. Parking was not too far away and the people at the ballpark were quite friendly and helpful. read more

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My family and I recently went to Enchant at the Salt River Fields at Talking StickI had never been to the venue for any events, but this was quite the event to start out with. We had parked rather far away, so I will say the introduction to this experience wasn't great. We were escorted to and parked in a dirt lot with tons of trash and gravel, and walked quite a bit and slightly uphill to the venue itself. Then we waited in line for our tickets, this whole process took about 20 minutes before we actually got inside. Once we were inside, it was great. We got there as soon as it opened so it wasn't too busy. It was a joyous, Christmas festival that was very family friendly. It was great to get there during daylight, watch the sun, go down, and then see the beautiful lights with the incredible mountainous backdrop. There were several different vendors, such as shopping, cocktails, food, and many exciting Christmas/festive accessories. We got to have photos with Santa, visit the elves village, we did get tickets to go ice-skating as they have a fairly large ice-skating rink, but we didn't end up having time. It was my mother-in-law's company who had Invited us and supplied tickets for our family, so we were able to access the VIP area upstairs that had more food and drink options to choose from. The entire experience was fun. I always love checking out anything Christmas around the holidays, especially since I have an almost 2 year old who loves Santa/Tita! I'd be interested in attending a different event at this arena. It's spacious, beautiful, even the bathrooms are clean. read more

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

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So happy that we're able to attend sporting events again. Most venues are limiting the amount of fans and setting up "pods" of either two or four fans. Salt Rover Fields is doing this and they also have their lawn seating open, although I'm not sure how they're handling capacity there. I sat a few rows up behind home plate and didn't have many other fans around me. I really enjoyed the outing but would of had a better time if they didn't have their retiree attendants treating fans like their grandchildren reminding them to put their masks over their faces. It's understandable to require one but if there's no one around you within 6+ feet and you're outside, it's a little ridiculous and annoying to be constantly reminded. read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - Beautiful day for baseball! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

Love it here for spring training. All the employees are so nice. Food and drinks are easy to get and close parking and bathrooms. They even have a golf cart if you need help getting around. What a great experience time after time. read more

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

Drove into stadium on the west side. Had a handicap placard displayed. I was in the left lane heading towards parking. Guard moved me to the right lane. Once I drove towards the parking lots I was directed to a lot that was $20.00. I asked for handicap parking. I was parked with the rest of the cars in the lot. I asked the attendant parking cars again for handicap parking. His reply was "this is it and the stadium is right there". So a vehicle with a handicap placard displayed gets charged $20 and there is no designated handicap parking. Apparently this facility is ignoring required handicap parking spaces. read more

Went to a Spring Training game while we were visiting Scottsdale between the Diamondbacks and the White Sox and had an amazing time. People were nicely spaced out in their seats in small groups of 4 (that they came with) which made me feel safe, and we could not have had a better view if we'd tried. Right behind home plate! Food was pretty good too. Pork nachos were and pepperoni pizza wasn't bad either. Beers are huge, although I'm not quite sure why they feel the need to open the can when they give it to you. Must be some alcohol regulation? Anyway, an amazing time was had by all. Only downside was that they do not let you bring in a normal bag or purse. I repeat, they DO NOT allow you to bring in a bag or purse, unless it is completely see-through. This by itself did not bother me as a lot of stadiums and arenas are starting to implement this rule. However, I would've appreciated a heads-up BEFORE I walked all the way to the stadium with my bag in my hand, only to be turned back to my car that was clear across the parking field. Including a note about this in the confirmation email would have been ideal, but at the very least, one of the many parking attendants that we passed on our walk to the stadium could have given us a warning to save us a trip. But I guess at least we'll know for next time. I'll just be sure to add it as a Yelp tip for future visitors. read more

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Came here most recently for the Mac and Cheese Festival. Everything was very organized this year from parking to the ticket booth to the token booth and vendors. Admission was $15, and once in, your Mac and Cheese samples are a token per sample. You can get a token for $2. 5 samples seemed to fill each of us up. Overall we each spent $15 + $10 in samples = $25. Half of the booths offer Mac and Cheese samples while the other half provide alcohol which you can also buy with the tokens. In the middle of the event there were games like corn hole and giant jenga. Lastly you can vote for your favorite mac and cheese that day! read more

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Not much to say other than this is probably one of my favorite parks to see a spring training game in Arizona. Plenty of good food and beverage options, along with many spots with cool views. read more

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Came today for the Rockies and Brewers game. Was a great game, insane vibe, good food, perfect temperature, but I thought we could get in before the game to watch warmups or batting practice. Their website said gates open a hour before but you could watch warm ups anytime before. Not true, the gates did open a hour before the game, but the warm ups we were supposed to see were in the gates. I still enjoyed my experience, and got to see a good game. Nolan Jones threw my brother a baseball, so that was cool. read more

Well today was a groovy kind of day! Attended an all American ball game while feasting on an all American buffet!!!! They're SUITE - CATERING varies depending on which package/type of foods you desire for your outing. There are several to choose from,.. *HUGE burgers & HUGE hotdogs *southwestern food such as Chicken Adobo, rice, etc *or even Brisket & Pulled Pork! **all packages come with their sides, Pepsi products, Aquafina water, and popcorn! You can also choose different "add-ons" to your package! We had : --Hamburgers, Hotdogs, and accompaniments - (which comes with 2 types of sliced cheeses, lettuce, tomato, onion, and of course - mustard, mayo, ketchup, and relish!),.. --Sides included : Green Chili Macaroni and cheese, Pasta Salad, assortment of 3 each :chips and dips,.. (The foods in the suite still lack of FLAVOR/could be better,.. by our preference). Mini desserts, cookies, and fruits! Watching our Arizona Diamondbacks is such a delightful way to spend our days! There are comfy chairs inside and bar type seating at the window overlooking the field, to watch the game while eating or relaxing. Or you can sit outside in private seating chairs that are fenced to each suite. Also if needed, there is an option to rent '2' adjoining suites for larger parties. This is a very easy get to and from location, from the 101 freeway, or side roads. It's centered in the heart of a newer growing area, along with The Odyssey AQUARIUM, Roadhouse CINEMA, shopping, Talking Stick & Casino Arizona RESORTS & CASINO'S, and our newest fun is our very own INDOOR/OUTDOOR WATERPARK : -- "GREAT WOLF LODGE"!!!! -(Took food pics, after everyone ate, acleanup had started, sorry)- read more

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I watched a spring training game here on Feb 28, 2019. It is spring training season so I watched the Diamondbacks play the Indians. This stadium is also used by the Colorado Rockies. Lots of food and beverage options. Speaking of beverages they had a AZ craft beer stand for the Diamondback Fans and CO craft beer stand for the Colorado Rocky fans. Cash and credit card are accepted. Speaking of cash make sure to buy you 50-50 ticket. The pot was close to $4K and they charity they support is help impoverish areas have access to baseball. One nice touch is there are sunscreen dispensers near the lawn seating area. You'll need the sun screen for sure!! I Ubered here because I was in Phoenix for a sales's meeting and didn't have a car. If you drive, the parking situation looked pretty good. read more

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Immaculate park. I am not a Rockies fan but enjoy going to a few spring training games for far less than what I'd pay at Sloan Park for my Cubs. They do a fantastic job at maintaining the field and the surrounding area and it's a wonderful time. I would recommend this venue to anyone, whether it's for a spring training game or something else, you'll for sure enjoy your time here! *Bring your own food and water! It'll save you a TON of money in concession costs! read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - Rangers v Rockies, beautiful day for a game! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

The food is fresh and the service is good. The ambience is baseball. They even have a miniature baseball field.

Disappointed with Enchant. Our experience didn't match the "magic" portrayed by the website. Few sticking points: 1. Expensive for what you get - it's essentially a European Christmas market with a bunch of vendors and a lot of lights and maybe one live performer. However, in Europe they don't charge for entrance as you will buy plenty from the vendors. 2. Everything is extra - parking, additional $15. Want to ice skate? Another $15. To go in a circle. Not an "ice skating walkway" 3. Selection of vendors - unfortunately I've been to many Christmas markets in Europe, and I have to say this was one of the saddest sites I have seen. Not much variety at all. Nothing that really wowed us outside of the make your own colored sand statue. That vendor actually was the only one who didn't ask for a tip :( 4. You got a scratch ticket for the light maze to find 8 "stolen toys". At each station in the maze, you can scratch off the box, but the metal round scratcher they give you have rounded edges - so good luck with that. Then there was a QR code to enter a raffle or drawing for a prize - well we went on the 26th and it was already over and closed even though they are there til NY Eve! Never again. $200 bucks for 2 adults and one child and an hour of activity. Can't justify that expense. Rather buy presents or put up our own lights in the front and backyard for that kinda $$$ read more

Minus 2 stars for the parking choice dilemma. Choice 1, - pay $20 for so-called Premium Parking and park slightly closer to the stadium, or Choice 2 - pay $10 and have a 10 minute walk to the stadium. The fact that the enormous Premium lot was almost empty indicates that it was overpriced. It's a shame that a facility with so much parking would charge that much. Once inside, the sight lines are good. I bought a lawn ticket but was allowed to watch the game from the standing room areas from behind home plate. With a cold win blowing, I found a comfortable ledge to sit on in the sun, right by the White Sox bullpen. read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - Salt River Field, 2/28/2023 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

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Super cool facility (parking is tough to get in and out of if coming from Pima road though). Wish I had done a better job researching the "secret parking ideas" before hand. Visited for first time today for the Out of the Darkness walk to support friends - phenomenal the facility supported such an important cause and allowed so many people to walk the campus and see the practice areas and pitching mounds and more. Beautiful place and wonderful supportive people everywhere. read more

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We went to the Hot Air Balloon Spectacular for Halloween and had so much fun! There were loads of people everywhere enjoying the festivities of Hot Air Balloon Rides, various foods including mini doughnuts, brats, pulled pork sandwiches, and lots more. There was a live band and lots of bouncy slides for the kids. Most of the Hot Air Balloon people were giving Halloween candy to the Trick or Treaters. If you didn't get a chance to go, check out this episode of Runaway Sundays where you will be able to see what you missed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDCawUFX-_k&feature=youtu.be read more

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Very solid stadium! The good.................... - Inexpensive tickets. SRO tickets for only $11.00. - Beautiful grounds! I loved how clean everything was (bathroom excluded..see below)! The walk up to the stadium was awesome! They have practice fields and batting cages along the sides of the walkway. Really, really nice! - Huge grass area to sit/stand on. - Sun screen stations! Yes, free sun screen stations. How cool is that? I didn't use any, but it is there for the taking. Very smart move in this AZ sun! - Free parking. Yeah, we parked a ways away near the stores, and had to walk, but it was free. - Solid food and beverage options. The bad................... - Bathrooms were dirty as hell! Water all over the floor, paper towels and stuff like that. The only bad part of the stadium that I can think of. Overall, I was impressed. One of the nicer Spring Training stadiums I have been to. It's a bit far from my house in Surprise, but I can definitely see myself heading back here to catch a game! read more

Such a fun space to spend an AZ spring day. The lawn seats are where it's at, as you have great views of the mountain and the score board (directly behind your head if you wish). There is also plenty of other spots to hang out or party. The biggest downfall (like any sporting game/concert/festival) is the up charge on everything. $14 for a tallboy or $11 for a bullet size beer. $12 for a Sonoran dog. $22 for lawn seats. All in all a somewhat expensive day, but so much fun!! read more

Another beautiful warm day during spring training in March, watching the Colorado Rockies vs Los Angeles Angels game. This my favorite ballpark in AZ. Beautiful field and layout of the ballpark. Best place to park your car is at the near by shopping mall behind the ballpark. It's a short gentle walk to the back entrance. My buddy and I have a tradition here, we eat Island Noodles and have a Sangria, ice cold and refreshing too!!! The sangria generally last the whole game. read more

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

It took me awhile to visit this stadium, but after two spring training games, I'm hooked! This is an excellent venue for Spring Training, and I'm sure it's great for all of the other events and festivals they host as well... I'll have to go back to see that first-hand though. As for my two visits to date, I was pleased with the friendly staff, the bathroom situation, and the layout. I had lawn seats both times, and that was fine... great people watching too! The parking situation could use work, but it's not horrible. The food options are what you'd expect, but I'd love to see a few more healthy options. We had popcorn, peanuts, pretzel, beer, and water, and I saw plenty of people enjoying other options including barbecue, hot dogs, nachos, pizza, etc... I look forward to returning to Salt River Fields for more fun times with family and friends! read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - View from the lawn! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

This was our first year coming to Spring Training in AZ, so we got to go to several games at a few different parks. Salt River Fields was by far my favorite park I saw a game at. The D-Backs and Rockies have really taken the time to build a park that has plenty of shade, lots of seating room and wide open breezeways with a variety of concession options. It actually reminded me of a southwest Coors Field. Best stuff about the park: * Seating very spacious, lots of leg room (you don't really need to get up to let someone go by) * Tons of food choices (from BBQ to NYC Style Pizza to your standard ballpark hot dog) * Lots of craft beers to choose from! * Nice big scoreboard that is easy to read. * Lots of shade for most of the seats (avoid right field and of course the lawn - which both get full sun) * They have a free sunscreen dispensers! * The ushers were some of the best I have ever experienced. They were friendly, offered to throw out trash for you, take pictures and really did stuff without asking - where do you ever find that!? Stuff to know: * It was $5 to park on a dirt lot, but they had tons of spaces and directed traffic well. * The team store is out near center field and had A LOT of D-back stuff (local team) and some Rockies stuff (but pretty limited) It was my favorite field and not just because I am a Rockies fan :) read more

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick - Sec 112 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

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Went to the Christmas light show. $45 is the least expensive ticket you can purchase. The course is 1.2 miles long. I figured we would try this out this year. This goes too fast as the course is short. There are only two vehicle tunnels to go through where there are lights above and on both sides. Otherwise the lights are a real meh experience. It's nice that they have a radio station playing Christmas music. Don't waste your money on the "3D" glasses. There's nothing 3D about them. They merely repeat the main image into a tic tac toe like grid. You've seen two seconds of this, and you've seen the entire course. There are no animated things. They are all basic, static lights. This should be $20 per car load. Pretty much a rip off to me. I feel bad for people that spend $150 to go through it in a motorized carriage. This event coordinator could have done a far better job. Never again. read more

Spring Training baseball is back.....and this brand new facility is simply a wonder to see. It reminds me of Camelback ranch in Glendale....great Sight lines.....13 baseball fields that surround the main field.....great outdoor vendors.... but very expensive.....they even have dispensers for free sunscreen.....i mean that is fantastic. These Fields sit on the Talking Stick Indian reservation and it is the first and only one in the entire country that can boast that. It is the new spring training home of the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies. Now most of you know I am a White Sox, Tigers, and Braves fan....but you also know I couldn't miss the opportunity to visit the inaugural game and add this to least of the 6 other facilities that I will be visiting this year that I didn't get to visit a year ago. The Stadium is right of the 101 South in Scottsdale....just take the Indian Bend exit follow Indian bend around the way....and you will drive right up to this magnificent Field of Dreams. So I hope everyone enjoy this great month of march that welcomes visitors from all over the country to root for their favorite teams here in the Arizona desert. I hope to see you all at the ballpark...and for those of you in Scottsdale please pay Salt River Fields a visit you won't be disappointed. Eat, Drink, and be Merry at the old ballpark my Friends!!!!! read more

Awesome ballpark! Attended a Diamondbacks spring training game here. Beautiful, new venue with great sight lines. First base line has a great taco stand with plenty of outdoor seating for sunbathing. The outfield lawn is green and spacious for laying a blanket out on. Left outfield patio was large and included bar seating with views of the field. Midfield cactus and the Arizona mountain backdrop add a perfect desert atmosphere. The one downside is beer pricing, 19oz domestic for $16. Lines for beer and food were pretty long as well. Overall, a great experience! read more

Of all the Spring Training ballparks I have been to in the Cactus League, this is my absolute favourite ballpark. Why? Well first of all because both my favourite teams in the National League play at this park, so I get the best of both worlds between the Colorado Rockies and the Arizona Diamondbacks. The atmosphere and ambience of this ballpark is the best. This park has many amenities to offer the baseball fan, including many different food and beverage offerings, a team shop for souvenirs from both teams, practice fields to watch the team workouts at, etc. There are three different areas to enter the park in and also to park. Parking costs $5 at this ballpark. Spring Training is the best time to meet your favourite players and that is also when they are the most accessible, so take advantage of it. read more

Home to the Rockie and the Diamonback professional baseball teams. This stadium is one of the nicer Arizona ball parks in the Cactus League Spring Training season. Tickets are affordable as well as easy to come by. The cheapest seats are the bleacher lawn seats that run no more than $20 to sit on the grass. One of the fun things of Spring Training baseball is the great food at the ballparks. Salt River Field is no exception. The burgers and hot dogs are the best you are going to get at any professional stadium if not anywhere in the world. One word of caution. The baseball is lively in the games. One must be aware of foul balls and home runs in the bleacher areas during play. If your not paying attention. You can easily get hurt by getting hit by the ball. I see it all the time in games. So be ready to duck, dodge or catch. Salt River Field is definitely worthy of a professional baseball team. They have two. Like most Spring Training fields. Two teams share the same stadium and play at different times if they are not playing each other. Again, one of the nicer baseball fields in Arizona. Watch baseball here. read more

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Love the place for last few years. Still the best ballpark in Arizona. However, parking for $10.50 (on dirt) and valet for $40 is outrageous. When I started to attend, parking was about $5.00. Grass seats were about $9. Now...somewhere in the $20's. Go figure. read more

Rudest and most disorganized parking crew. Could not direct our ride share to the proper lane and proceeded to yell at us when we exited at the most appropriate place. Please get your act together!! read more