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Really enjoyed taking in a game at this ballpark. We had great seats near the visitors on-deck circle and enjoyed watching the new prospects (esp. Kyle Lewis) take on the Dodgers. Fans here are very spirited and enjoy the ballgame, but the complex seems overdue for a remodel. Price-wise, a seat seems much more expensive than I would expect at spring training, but the Dodgers have no problem filling up the place regardless. Lots of dining venues at this ballpark. Next time I visit, however, I will not pull into the back parking lot. Man, what a long walk from a very dusty lot, The club was great about decorating the pathway with giant baseballs honoring their many legendary stars as well as some nice ponds and fountains, but still...seemed like 2 miles to get from the car to the entrance. No handicapped parking in that lot, either, so beware beware. Also I didn't see a lot of nearby before and after game watering holes in walking distance, as there are in Peoria and other places. But again, maybe that had more to do with my unfortunate choice of parking lots.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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We took in the 6:10pm, Dodgers - Giants game in early March ... This was our first visit to the stadium and we were very pleased with the traffic flow, parking, the stadium, and our seats ... A lot of seating options for the fans and I would say not a bad seat in the house
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Beautiful sunny day to watch a spring ball game. Tickets reasonable seats in shade were good. Parking seemed a mile away as were late getting there due to traffic congestion but drivers of golf carts offering rides. Clean and well kept. Concession prices high but in line with other venues we were at. Dodger dog was good value.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Wish I could come down every year. Got the last game in before the Corona Virus close the league down.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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We brought our grandson to Camelback Ranch to see two spring training games. We ordered tickets in advance for the first game because we wanted to be sure to get good seats(not necessary because plenty of seats available at box office).The second day we purchased day of game and got great seats for $14. (Senior discount). Our grandson had the time of his life: between the two games he got 16 balls, lots of autographs and a player actually gave him a bat! Not exactly easy to get home in luggage but we did it. Lol The atmosphere is very relaxed and players are so friendly. Concessions and souvenirs are high in our opinion but and added bonus is the park opens early for free to watch the players on the practice fields. Great way to get baseballs and autographs. No t-shirt toss here, they do a hot-dog toss.Hilarious!!! Definitely a place to go in AZ…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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