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  • Although I want to eventually visit all 30 MLB parks across America, I've only been to 5 including this one. Compared to the others, I've probably seen more games here (at least recently) than any of the others except for the Big A in Anaheim years ago. My favorite thing about this stadium is the ability to walk completely around the entire playing field to see it from various angles and distances. This is particularly attractive if you get tired of sitting in one spot for two plus hours. It's just an interesting addition to an already fan friendly ball park. Getting to and from CF is usually pretty easy. There is plenty of parking and the Phoenix PD does an excellent job of directing traffic. Getting tickets is likewise easy, especially this season since they are in next to last place in their division. I've been there when they've been playing well and it's exciting to be a part of the hoopla. This past Sunday's game had the lowest attendance I've seen in the 15 plus years I've been attending games. It was easy and inexpensive to secure tickets. I actually paid under face value for field level seats. I also like the variety of food and drink offerings here. You can get a cocktail or a relatively cheap beer - - - a steak or a simple hot dog. All food is stadium priced which means it's expensive, unnecessarily so but that's the way it is. If you want to save a buck, I suggest you purchase cold bottled water, peanuts and hot dogs outside the gates because they are all less than half of the cost inside. The stadium is located in downtown Phoenix across the street from the U.S. Airways Center where the Suns play basketball. It's safe especially during events and there are always plenty of police and security around watching things. If you're wanting to see as many MLB parks like me and your in Arizona, this is one that is easily accessible by car or light rail (which stops right near the entrance). It has a moveable roof which is usually closed during the hot summer days so it's very comfortable inside compared to the scorching outdoors heat.
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