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  • First, I must state that I am not a baseball fan. I love playing &/or watching most sports (e.g., NCAA football & NFL, NBA, UFC, pro-boxing, volleyball, pro-tennis, world cup soccer, and occasionally will watch pro-golf) but baseball has been one of those sports I can only enjoy when I'm actually at a game. So, when my cousins (who are HUGE baseball fans) asked if I wanted to go to the Season Opener for the Dbacks, I naturally agreed, especially since I had never been to Chase Field and wanted to check it out. I worried about parking b/c having lived/attended many sporting events in LA, parking was always a nightmare in terms of traffic & cost. (If I went to a USC football game, I usually ended up paying $25 to park on my own campus!) However, I arrived about an hour before the game started and was able to park about 5-6 short blocks away on a side street--FOR FREE. We meet up and as we walk into this mammoth place, I am amazed at how brand-spanking new everything appeared for being 10 yrs old. (I was recently in the Cardinals new stadium but all the concrete and redzone lighting made it seem a lot older than a few years). There seemed to be a variety of food & drink options available and although there were about 50K people there I didn't feel claustrophobic walking around before/during/after the game. There were a few irritating moments during my visions of grandeur: 1. I paid $8 for a large miller lite--which was about 20 or 24 oz. and 2. The BRAND NEW plasma movie sized screen only showed replays. Now, I KNOW I was there and to watch the action on the field but it would've been nice to have that option, especially since we were sitting in the nose bleed section off the first base line. Getting to our seats was simple but the climb up/down those steps was a little scary. I'm not afraid of heights but it seemed pretty damn steep. Overall, though I had a fantastic time!!!!! The weather was perfect, as the game started at 6:30 and with the roof open it wasn't ridiculously hot. There were fireworks. The D-backs hit a few homers & crushed the Dodgers. And...I got to spend quality time with my family ; ) I would definitely go again.
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