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Spring Training baseball under the warm Arizona sun has been a tradition for devoted fans since 1947. Scottsdale is home to the San Francisco Giants, Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks. The San Francisco Giants play in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale at Scottsdale Stadium. A short drive north, the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks play at the Salt River Fields at Talking Stick. along Scottsdale’s border with the Salt River Pima- Maricopa Indian Community. Come support your team during the 2019 Spring Training!
By local contributor Scott McGinty
Spring Training is a big deal around here. If this is your first time experiencing a game (whether it’s the Giants, Diamondbacks or Rockies), there are some things you should know. Let’s walk through some of the basics:
Know Your Seating Options
Lawn seats at Scottsdale Stadium and Salt River Fields at Talking Stick have long been a Spring Training tradition. Fans pack the grassy home run territory before the game for optimal relaxation throughout. If laying on the ground isn’t your style, the Charro Lodge at Scottsdale Stadium brings the casual atmosphere of the lawn seats, but in VIP form. Food, drinks and good times are all included with your ticket to the lodge. Likewise, private suites at Salt River Fields give you the VIP experience. There also are plenty of bleacher seats at both stadiums for a more traditional game-day experience. Extra Tip: If you opt for lawn seats, bring a blanket or towel to sit on. Nobody like grass stains on vacation.
Got kids? Bring a Few Baseballs
Foul territory is autograph central both before and after the game. MLB stars will sign for a good amount of time, so don’t leave your kids unprepared for what could be an unforgettable moment with their favorite players.
Keep Your Head Up
Home run balls are abundant on the lawn seats (and foul balls in the stands.) Pitchers aren’t fully ready for the season, which means mistakes will be made and baseballs will fly. Keep your head up.
Brush Up on the Prospects
Early and late spring training games are where baseball’s best prospects get show off their skills. That means some of the more well-known players will be out of the game by the seventh inning to give the newbies a chance. Do some research on the up-and-comers so you know who you’re watching.
Bring Sunscreen
The sun may feel good on your winter-weary body, but it also burns. Most ballparks have sunscreen stations, so be sure to slather it on! (P.S. You can still get tan with sunscreen on – just in case you were worried).
Drink Water
There’s no doubt about it – beer and ballparks go hand in hand. But be sure to down plenty of water too, particularly if your seats are in the sun. Getting dehydrated is no way to wrap up an otherwise fun day.
Don’t Stress the Parking
On-site parking at Scottsdale Stadium is limited, but the facility’s Old Town location puts you within easy reach of free street and garage parking that’s an easy walk or free trolley ride away. There also are abundant golf carts and pedicabs for hire, as well as scooter and bike-share options, to get you from your parking spot to the stadium and back. Salt River Fields offers plenty of on-site parking, or you can leave your car in Old Town and take the free seasonal trolley to the game.
For more helpful tips, download your free Spring Training Guide!
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