The parking at this facility is a joke. Depending on where you park you have to walk up to a mile just to get to the ballpark entrance. I don't have a problem with walking as excercising is good for you but what the hell was Goodyear thinking ?
The exterior of the ballpark is nothing to brag about but once inside its a great place to catch a game. My favorite spot at this park is the RF Pavillions where you pay $30 and get all you can eat hamburgers, hotdogs, bratwursts, bake beans, potatoe salad, cookies and unlimited soda's and water.
From this section you also get to interact with the players as they leave the dugouts during the game. Players enter and exit basically centerfield. I got to see Kerry Wood and interacted with Thome from the White Sox.
I even got a free ball for my 11 month old son by simply asking one of the Indian players. Lots of sun in the RF Pavillion but plenty of shade too if you want it.
The last two games I attended were really good games coming down to the final inning. I say its worth a drive at least once. For the value, the 30 minute drive and the half mile trek is worth it to catch a spring training game.
Regarding the walk .. don't fret there are shuttles and golf cart transports for those who need it. Elderly, disabled, folks with tired and cranky small children.
Everybody else .. stop being lazy and walk !